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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dantés" data-source="post: 764282" data-attributes="member: 12283">Jaire Alexander helped himself a lot. His three cone, forty, short shuttle, and broad jump were all between the 84th and 89th %. Josh Jackson's was both good and bad. For being a bigger corner, his jumps and agility numbers were all good. His forty was on the slower end of acceptable at the position, but that can be overcome with good press technique. His upside is Marcus Peters. Derwin James and Tremaine Edmunds are freaks among freaks, but I'm annoyed that neither did agility work. Leighton Vander Esch's workout is up there with them too, plus he did everything. Roquan Smith weighing in at 236 was a positive. I think he was fixing to blow the whole thing out. It's too bad that he got nicked. Vea is another one that couldn't workout after his forty, and that was too bad. 5.1 at 347 lbs is just a small notch below when Dontari Poe pulled off a 4.96 at 346. Hopefully that put the comp to Danny Shelton to bed. Sam Hubbard made himself some money.Joseph Noteboom, OT from TCU, sticks out to me as a Packers "type" on the OL. He has the size and the agility numbers that they often target. The D.J.'s-- Moore and Chark had great days as well.</blockquote>

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