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Brandon Aiyuk is a 49er! Pick #25, 2020 NFL Draft

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Originally posted by NYniner85:
Originally posted by Hoovtrain:
Like I said, his speed on tape looks much closer to 4.3 than 4.5

Yup I've stated 4.4 just to be conservative. That's still fast as s**t.

I say 4.38
Originally posted by Hoovtrain:
Like I said, his speed on tape looks much closer to 4.3 than 4.5

22 mph is 22 mph

That might or might not drop his 40 time below 4.4 , depends on his stride. I would not bet against him tho.

Denzel Mimms pulled off a rare feat of breaking 20 mph in his 40....his time was 4.38. Its pretty rare to be able to reach 20.2 MPH in only 40 yards. ( i have no idea what his top MPH is...i would guess around 24 mph based on a 10.2 100 meter time)

Ruggs hit 19.16 mph in his 40 and his time was 4.27. He has been recorded at 23.97 mph during a game.

I say all the time I could care less about 40 times...but MPH absolutely matters as a tool for all NFL player. MPH effects tackling angles.

The NFL does not offer as many opportunities to run wide open long enough to hit peak MPH...Its why 100meter guys do not dominate the NFL....but it does absolutely matter. MPH is what makes Randy Moss...well Randy Moss and not Brett Perriman.

I don't think anyone that watches Aiyuk's tape cares what his 40 times comes back as, but when you see him walk off and score...its nice to know that it looks like that trait will transition to the NFL.

Not that football is played in math class, but Deebo Samuel hit 21.1 MPH in a game. It looks like Aiyuk will be roughly a half yard per second faster then him running wide open.

The only question remaining is how much yardage does it take to get him to max speed.
Originally posted by Dshearn:
Originally posted by Hoovtrain:
Like I said, his speed on tape looks much closer to 4.3 than 4.5

22 mph is 22 mph

That might or might not drop his 40 time below 4.4 , depends on his stride. I would not bet against him tho.

Denzel Mimms pulled off a rare feat of breaking 20 mph in his 40....his time was 4.38. Its pretty rare to be able to reach 20.2 MPH in only 40 yards. ( i have no idea what his top MPH is...i would guess around 24 mph based on a 10.2 100 meter time)

Ruggs hit 19.16 mph in his 40 and his time was 4.27. He has been recorded at 23.97 mph during a game.

I say all the time I could care less about 40 times...but MPH absolutely matters as a tool for all NFL player. MPH effects tackling angles.

The NFL does not offer as many opportunities to run wide open long enough to hit peak MPH...Its why 100meter guys do not dominate the NFL....but it does absolutely matter. MPH is what makes Randy Moss...well Randy Moss and not Brett Perriman.

I don't think anyone that watches Aiyuk's tape cares what his 40 times comes back as, but when you see him walk off and score...its nice to know that it looks like that trait will transition to the NFL.

Not that football is played in math class, but Deebo Samuel hit 21.1 MPH in a game. It looks like Aiyuk will be roughly a half yard per second faster then him running wide open.

The only question remaining is how much yardage does it take to get him to max speed.

Watching him in person a few times this year, and thought he would get tackled and the next thing you know he was running by everyone.

At the UofA game this year, I told my wife he reminded me a lot of Deebo, but faster. I never thought they'd draft him because of that.
I need some god damn abdominal surgery news.
Has anyone seen Aiyuk vs press man coverage? I only saw him in the USC game and it wasn't pretty when the CB got physical with him at the LOS. He got rag dolled a few times and it looked like a grown man pushing a child the way his whole body and helmet moved when pressed
Game tape speed doesn't lie. Aiyuk will be a star in the league.
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Aiyuk was over drafted until everyone on here found out he was fast.
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Originally posted by LottOfDefense:
Aiyuk was over drafted until everyone on here found out he was fast.

Easy to see his speed if you just turn on the tape.

He was always WR1 in this class.
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Originally posted by 49ers808:
Has anyone seen Aiyuk vs press man coverage? I only saw him in the USC game and it wasn't pretty when the CB got physical with him at the LOS. He got rag dolled a few times and it looked like a grown man pushing a child the way his whole body and helmet moved when pressed

For much of the same reason i wanted Ruggs, the 49ers can motion anywhere on the field and drop a player to Flanker. Aiyuk and Deebo can do pretty much the same stuff. Its not impossible to press a flanker, but you ought right willl give up space when they clear the los.

The 49ers run a lot too, so pressing pretty much is the CB blocking themselves minus the few rare beast at CB.
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