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2018 CU NFL Draft & Free Agency Thread

Chidobe ran a 4.43 and I thought Isaiah was a bit faster iirc from interviews.
If he can run in that range, I think he cements himself as a first rounder, assuming he doesn’t completely blow the rest of the workouts, which I highly doubt a decathlete doing. He’d make for a pretty good replacement for Talib in Denver (if he falls to the 2nd round), iyam.
 
If he can run in that range, I think he cements himself as a first rounder, assuming he doesn’t completely blow the rest of the workouts, which I highly doubt a decathlete doing. He’d make for a pretty good replacement for Talib in Denver (if he falls to the 2nd round), iyam.
I don't think he'll get past Cleveland at the top of the 2nd if he slips. They're desperate for CB help.
 
I don't think he gets close to falling out of the first round. He has proven he can play, he is a quality character guy.

Now is when guys start to rise and fall on the measurables and his do nothing but help him. I doubt he falls past the mid 20s.
 
By the look of it Oliver has the longest Wingspan and tied for longest arms of any CB at the Combine
Only a handful of corners in the combine that have the measurables to make this particular play
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Isaiah Oliver - DB - Buffaloes
Colorado CB Isaiah Oliver ran the 40-yard dash in 4.50 seconds at the NFL Scouting Combine.
On a defensive backs testing days which has seen multiple runs under 4.40 seconds, Oliver came up a little bit slower. Still 4.50 seconds is good enough for government work, as they say. The 6-foot, 201-pounder possesses serviceable size and insanely long arms, with his wingspan measuring at an airplane-esque 80 5/8 inches. NFL Media's Lance Zierlein notes that Oliver "has a high ceiling as a bump-and-run, lockdown corner, but might benefit from a limited role his rookie season." He'll be in the Day 1 conversation come April.
Source: NFL.com
Mar 5 - 1:10 PM
 
CU Pro Day this afternoon.

Really eager to see how Bobo, Lindsay, Fields and Fo run. Jackson also has a nice opportunity to impress. Last, Ross is the guy I think could run a crazy time and earn himself a lot of attention since reports back in the day were that he was at least as fast as P-Rich.
 
CU Pro Day this afternoon.

Really eager to see how Bobo, Lindsay, Fields and Fo run. Jackson also has a nice opportunity to impress. Last, Ross is the guy I think could run a crazy time and earn himself a lot of attention since reports back in the day were that he was at least as fast as P-Rich.
It seems unlikely but if Bobo has a good time I could see him shooting up the board and getting drafted, that is really his only question mark as it stands.
 
It seems unlikely but if Bobo has a good time I could see him shooting up the board and getting drafted, that is really his only question mark as it stands.
I agree. Excellent route runner, short area quickness, body control, ball skills and timing. But can he separate from a DB?
 
CU Pro Day this afternoon.

Really eager to see how Bobo, Lindsay, Fields and Fo run. Jackson also has a nice opportunity to impress. Last, Ross is the guy I think could run a crazy time and earn himself a lot of attention since reports back in the day were that he was at least as fast as P-Rich.
Is Sefo throwing to these guys?
 
More info:

BOULDER -- The University of Colorado football program will host its annual Pro Timing Day this Wednesday (March 7), at 2:00 p.m. in the school's Indoor Practice Facility adjacent to Folsom Field (northwest side).

The event is open to the public (there is no charge, other than parking at available university meters or pay lots).

Just about every NFL team will be there, including Elway and 7 other reps from the Broncos.

Players Scheduled to Work Out:
Michael Adkins II, RB
Bryce Bobo, WR
Timothy Coleman, DE/OLB
Shay Fields, WR
George Frazier, TE/FB/DE
*Austin Freer, OL
#Diego Gonzalez, PK
Tanner Grzesiek, RB
Jeromy Irwin, OL (T)
Leo Jackson III, DL (E)
Gerrad Kough, OL (G)
Afolabi Laguda, S
Phillip Lindsay, RB
Derek McCartney, OLB
Ryan Moeller, S
Isaiah Oliver, CB
Devin Ross, WR
(*--from Colorado Mesa; #--2016 senior, was injured last March)
 
Hope Jeromy Irwin can put up some good numbers on the bench press. I couldn't believe when Sean only did 14 last year at his pro day.
 
I freaking love Lindsay but am concerned that he is just too small (5-foot-7 2/8, 184 lbs) to get a shot. Man, I was really wanting him to come in closer to 5'9" 195 - 200lbs Hopefully he keeps defying the odds.
Yeah, I was thinking he'd come in a little closer to what you've stated and think the same thing about his actual measurements. De'Angelo Henderson is 5'8 208lbs. McCaffrey is 5'11 200lbs. I just don't know where a player of Lindsay's size fits in as a RB. Even Woodhead is 5'8" and listed at 204lbs.
 
I freaking love Lindsay but am concerned that he is just too small (5-foot-7 2/8, 184 lbs) to get a shot. Man, I was really wanting him to come in closer to 5'9" 195 - 200lbs Hopefully he keeps defying the odds.
Not to worry, their math is as bad as yours. They don't understand the concept of reducing fractions, and you think a guy can grow 2 inches in a couple of months.
 
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