[beanz]

I really don't think that's true. As far as I know, Brick was the best rated tackle on everyone's board. A lot of guys had him as the best tackle to come out since Orlando Pace. His back didn't help him, but I don't think anyone gave McNeil a higher ceiling than Brick.

Yea man. D'Brick was the top rated LT since Pace. There's a reason he went top 5. What happens from here on out is anyone's guess, but there's no doubt that he was the top tackle-prospect in that draft.

[kelticwizard]

One of the things you notice in Sdubb's great research is that Revis is the heaviest of the CB's, but in the 10 yard dash he was the fastest. In the 20 yard dash he was the second fastest-just 0.1 second behind Champ Bailey. In the 40 yard dash he was in the middle of the pack of these outstanding CB's.

That means that Revis has the best quick burst of speed of all of them. He's still very quick up to 40 yrds, but in that 10 yard area, where the receiver is struggling to get his initial separation from the CB, Revis has the best speed of all those CB's.

Other things being equal, I would much rather have a CB who was fast in the 40 but super-fast in the 10 than the other way around.

[santana]

yeah u need a cb with good recovery speed. hopefully his game translates well into the nfl and he utilizes that sick 10yd speed.

[Jetsfan115]

if combine numbers meant anything d-rob would be a pro bowler. lets see how he does in real action