2022 NFL Scouting Combine

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:
I would prefer to see more breakdowns of game film on some of the players. They do some but I would like to see more. I also would prefer to see these guys run in football gear. The way they do it now has little relevance to the actual playing field. The little 180 pound guys would probably be affected a lot more than the bigger guys. Many of them a track guys and are used to running in that kind of track gear. The big guys can carry the football gear easier. The times would be more equal.

They need to stop running the 40 for linemen. How often does a linemen run more than 10-20 yards in the game. They have the splits so just have them run 20 yards. Some of those big guys risk puling a hamstring trying to bust a good 40. When the do the passing drills I'd like to see the receivers matched up against the defenders.

I know they probably aren't going to change it but I think some changes could be made that would make it more interesting and more relevant.

Originally posted by miked1978:

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:
I would prefer to see more breakdowns of game film on some of the players. They do some but I would like to see more. I also would prefer to see these guys run in football gear. The way they do it now has little relevance to the actual playing field. The little 180 pound guys would probably be affected a lot more than the bigger guys. Many of them a track guys and are used to running in that kind of track gear. The big guys can carry the football gear easier. The times would be more equal.

They need to stop running the 40 for linemen. How often does a linemen run more than 10-20 yards in the game. They have the splits so just have them run 20 yards. Some of those big guys risk puling a hamstring trying to bust a good 40. When the do the passing drills I'd like to see the receivers matched up against the defenders.

I know they probably aren't going to change it but I think some changes could be made that would make it more interesting and more relevant.

I agree they need better drills for different positions. However even though some of these drills seem dumb it also gives teams an idea of the kid's work ethic. If he comes in and sucks it up it throws a red flag in maybe this kid didn't train or whatever.

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Nik Bonitto

6'3"
248 lbs
32 1/2" arms
9 3/8" hands

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Originally posted by NYniner85:

Arnold Ebiketie

6'2"
250 lbs
34 1/8" arms
10 1/4" hands

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