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| Articles about Linemen |
| Florida And Cal Snare Top Offensive Linemen | | 2008-06-25 07:13:39 | | The Florida Gators and the California Golden Bears landed two of the best offensive linemen in the country for their 2009 recruiting classes on Tuesday, persuading in-state stars Nick Alajajian and Brian Schwenke to play their college football in their respective home states.
Alajajian, a 6-4 280-pounder out of Naples High School in Naples, Florida will [...]... | | By: NCAA GridIron Gab | | |
| | NFL Combine: Defensive Linemen 40 Yard Dash and Bench Press Results | | 2008-02-25 13:31:40 | | We know that the Jaguars are focusing on Defensive End, so today's combine events are of far more importance than the Wide Receivers, Running Backs and Quarterbacks of yesterday. There is one problem with these numbers, it's that I'm trying to focus on defensive ends, but you've got some guys who project as ends, and others as 3-4 outside linebackers. Quentin Groves is listed on NFL.com as a Lineman, but others are catagorizing him as a linebacker. My point is that sometimes making sure you get every DE prospect can be a bit of a pain, so I'll have to keep updating this as I accumulate more accurate data. 40 Yard Dash: Defensive Ends Titus Brown Calais Campbell 5.03 Joe Clermond 5.12 Johnny Dingle 4.92 Marcus Dixon 5.25 Chris Ellis 4.76 Jeremy Ge... | | By: Big Cat Country - An Unoffical Jacksonville Jaguar | | |
| | Defensive Linemen at the 2007 NFL Combine | | 2007-02-27 12:51:00 | | The Defensive linemen and Ends finished their workouts on Monday at the 2007 NFL Combine and the results are just now coming in. Here is an early look at which players hepled or hurt their draft stock.Helped:Talk about a workout warrior, Brian Robinson from Texas came to the combine in great shape. Only 6' 3" 259 pounds, but he has huge thighs and is very explosive. He will probably be converted to outside linebacker in the NFL, but he put up some great numbers at the 2007 NFL Scouting Combine. He ran a 4.67 forty yard dash, 6.89 second 3-cone drill, 4.26 second 20 yard shuttle time and an amazing 40.50 inch vertical jump.Adam Carriker from Nebraska also put on quite a show, at 6' 6" 296 pounds, he had an excellent 4.87 second 40 yard dash, 7.06 second 3-cone drill, 33.5 vertical jump, but what was really amazing was his 4.18 second 20 yard shuttle run time. 300 pounders just don't move that fast.Gaines Adams from Clemson was the other top star, he blazed a 4.69 second 40 yard dash ... | | By: The NFL Draft Site | | |
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