GT Pro Day Central

[jwsavhGT]

http://georgiatech.blog.ajc.com/2016/03/19/georgia-tech-pro-day-results/

Measurements, times and scores from Georgia Tech’s pro day Friday.

Name Ht. Wt. Broad Vert. 40 Shuttle Bench
B. Chamberlain 6-3 303 8’4” 23 5.45 4.8 20
Synjyn Days 6-0 221 10’3.5 32.5 4.51 4.25 24
Jamal Golden 5-10 197 9’10 34 4.62 4.39 9
Adam Gotsis 6-4 296 X X X X 23
Errin Joe 6-2 331 8’4” 23.5 5.51 4.84 18
T. Marcordes 6-3 245 9’10” 35 4.62 4.31 16
Chris Milton 5-10 187 10’3” 34 4.37 4.40 13
Patrick Skov 6-0 232 8’11” 30.5 X 4.32 31*
Demond Smith 5-11 200 10’1.5” 34 X X X
B. Snoddy 5-9 192 10’4” 32 4.42 4.2 15
D.J. White 5-11 193 X 34 X X X

 

[ATL1]

Errin Joe was huge.

 

[Boomergump]

Errin Joe was huge.

If I am not mistaken, he was under 300LBS for us in 2014. Not moving too well at the moment.

 

[augustabuzz]

If I am not mistaken, he was under 300LBS for us in 2014. Not moving too well at the moment.

He may have been listed below 300# in 2014, but he played well over 300#.

 

[Ibeeballin]

If I am not mistaken, he was under 300LBS for us in 2014. Not moving too well at the moment.

I think Joe was 315lbs in 2014

 

[stingyoa$$]

and to think fans were worried about Devines weight.

 

[Pj4prez01]

The o line showing at pro day pretty much sums up why we couldn't block anyone. I think most high school P-5 o-line prospects can put those numbers up.

 

[Boomergump]

The o line showing at pro day pretty much sums up why we couldn't block anyone. I think most high school P-5 o-line prospects can put those numbers up.

When you look at the bench reps vs body weights of those guys who have been in a power conference strength and conditioning program for 5 years, it is pathetic. I am sorry. Speed numbers were bad for an offense like ours too, the whole bit. You are right, the picture got a lot more clear after those numbers.

 

[Ibeeballin]

The o line showing at pro day pretty much sums up why we couldn't block anyone. I think most high school P-5 o-line prospects can put those numbers up.

My only defense, this maybe a result there or lack there offseason pro day workout regimen. Unfortunately, those bench numbers look depressing.

 

[Ibeeballin]

So are people going to keep thinking that CPJ puts the bests athletes on offense after looking at these numbers?

 

[chrsw003]

Strength coach needs to step his ish up

 

[Techster]

Surprised no one else caught it: Pretty much everyone got shorter on Pro Day.

 

[augustabuzz]

Surprised no one else caught it: Pretty much everyone got shorter on Pro Day.

The NFL rounds down.

 

[UgaBlows]

nm

 

[alagold]

http://georgiatech.blog.ajc.com/2016/03/19/georgia-tech-pro-day-results/

Measurements, times and scores from Georgia Tech’s pro day Friday.

Name Ht. Wt. Broad Vert. 40 Shuttle Bench
B. Chamberlain 6-3 303 8’4” 23 5.45 4.8 20
Synjyn Days 6-0 221 10’3.5 32.5 4.51 4.25 24
Jamal Golden 5-10 197 9’10 34 4.62 4.39 9
Adam Gotsis 6-4 296 X X X X 23
Errin Joe 6-2 331 8’4” 23.5 5.51 4.84 18
T. Marcordes 6-3 245 9’10” 35 4.62 4.31 16
Chris Milton 5-10 187 10’3” 34 4.37 4.40 13
Patrick Skov 6-0 232 8’11” 30.5 X 4.32 31*
Demond Smith 5-11 200 10’1.5” 34 X X X
B. Snoddy 5-9 192 10’4” 32 4.42 4.2 15
D.J. White 5-11 193 X 34 X X X

Notice who had the biggest vertical,With speed,height, and vertical why didn't Marcordes block more(or any?) passes. Or- maybe ,why not used that way?

 

[tech_wreck47]

Notice who had the biggest vertical,With speed,height, and vertical why didn't Marcordes block more(or any?) passes. Or- maybe ,why not used that way?

Usually that happens at the los, and it's usually guys with a knack for it. Height and vertacle helps, but isn't the deciding factor in it, timing has a lot to do with it.

 

[Whiskey_Clear]

Our best Oline were not performing for scouts. I appreciate what BC and EJ gave to Tech but both had some limitations.

 

[Ibeeballin]

Notice who had the biggest vertical,With speed,height, and vertical why didn't Marcordes block more(or any?) passes. Or- maybe ,why not used that way?

Because Marcodes is 1) A 3-4 Outside LB. He had his best success when we went 3-3-5 and rushed him off the edge in '14. 2) He doesn't have good instincts to anticipate something like batting a pass

 

[takethepoints]

I'd caution against equating strength with bench press reps. If I were evaluating OLs, I'd be more interested in their squat and dead lift numbers. You play OL with your legs. I don't know why - except that they've been doing it awhile - the NFL uses bench reps; I'd be interested in that for DLs alone.

But that's just me. Maybe bench presses predict better then I would think.

 

[Boomergump]

Probably the most important strength any athlete can have is core strength and that is hard to measure by these kinds of means. You have to watch people play and move to determine if there is good core strength.