Pro Day Winners (PFF)
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If Jamin Davis isn't a first round lock, I'd be shocked.
I have seen very few First Round mocks with him in them though. I hope scouts/teams are smarter than the people making the mock drafts.
I have seen very few First Round mocks with him in them though. I hope scouts/teams are smarter than the people making the mock drafts.
Can't believe he's only 5. One of those impressive workouts I can remember. Surely worthy of at least top 3
Apparently, Jamin’s vertical was the best ever measured at pro days for a linebacker.
I’m sure few have bested a 4.37 forty yard dash, at the LB position.
I’m sure few have bested a 4.37 forty yard dash, at the LB position.
No one is talking about him enough. May be that teams are trying to keep things quiet about their interest and he goes higher in the draft. I just hope he lands with the right team and gets an excellent first contract.
I'm not certain how somebody compiles this list, but you would have to have a starting point and a end value to determine somebody making a jump and being a "pro day winner."
They probably had a pre-workout ranking and a post-workout ranking for each player. Whoever jumped the most spots post-workout was ranked accordingly in the list.
For example, if Jamin started ranked #30 and moved up 15 spots to #15, then he would have a +15 value.
But if Jayson Oweh started ranked at #50 and moved up 30 spots to #20, then he would have a +30 value.
That higher jump in value would put them ahead of Jamin on this particular list despite Jamin having a better overall workout. If your starting point is higher than the others, then you have less room to gain.
They probably had a pre-workout ranking and a post-workout ranking for each player. Whoever jumped the most spots post-workout was ranked accordingly in the list.
For example, if Jamin started ranked #30 and moved up 15 spots to #15, then he would have a +15 value.
But if Jayson Oweh started ranked at #50 and moved up 30 spots to #20, then he would have a +30 value.
That higher jump in value would put them ahead of Jamin on this particular list despite Jamin having a better overall workout. If your starting point is higher than the others, then you have less room to gain.
I had to look up a couple of these and for an edge, especially on a weak class Owen was pretty impressive. Why can't I post a pic? Lol
OFFICIAL numbers for PSU EDGE Jayson Oweh:
6050, 252 pounds
4.36 40-yard dash (99th percentile)
39.5 inch vertical (96th percentile)
11'2" broad jump (99th percentile)
4.21 short shuttle (89th percentile)
6.83 3-cone (98th percentile)
OFFICIAL numbers for PSU EDGE Jayson Oweh:
6050, 252 pounds
4.36 40-yard dash (99th percentile)
39.5 inch vertical (96th percentile)
11'2" broad jump (99th percentile)
4.21 short shuttle (89th percentile)
6.83 3-cone (98th percentile)
They do seem to be on the high side across the board this year.
Every scout, coach or GM there had stop watches and timed everything themselves. They do not trust anyone else's time since they did not have a combine.
The scouts, coaches and GMs used their own stop watches at every pro day, according to my son's agent.
