4.99

[TwistedHusky]

Go look at Terrell Owens' 40 times. Its 4.45-4.5. Pretty avg for a WR. He still was exceptional.

Speed helps. But Joey Galloway was putting up 4.2-4.3 times and nobody picks him over Terrell Owens except maybe the ghost of Al Davis.

 

[toffee]

Bobo's 40 time, frankly, is in TE territory if not OL. That's track speed, he seems to have acceptable game speed.

 

[morgulon1]

I can be a WR!

Haha I had the same thought . I couldn't run 10 yards in n 4.99 these days

 

[morgulon1]

Don’t get me wrong, 4.5’s and below are insane times.

But we are talking hundredths of a second here.

*Yes…I know. In before some .netkspert tells me how those hundredths of a second amounts to getting open or hitting holes.

How fast was the Steve Largeant ?

 

[toffee]

How fast was the Steve Largeant ?

4.7? Charles Cross (4.95) and Abe Lucas (4.92) were faster. But make no mistake, track speed isn't everything, defense tacle Calijah Kancey with 4.67 sec speed, is edging towards a bust, he played 90 snaps in 6 games, he sat more than played. PFF graded him at 41.6.

Bobo may be 4.99, but he has been making plays, and contributing. LOL, he is our higher rated WR according to pff.

 

[morgulon1]

4.7?

Yeah and he's gotta be in the top 5 all time.

 

[EverydayImRusselin]

Wasn't the 4.99 in bad weather at his pro day?

 

[sutz]

I didn't think they recorded official 40 times in Largent's era.

 

[GemCity]

Jerry Rice…4.71.

Need we argue this further?

 

[Torc]

I don't really care what his recorded speed was on a single day. So many factors could play into him getting a slower time (including him maybe being slower than all the other receivers). A half second - that could be a slow reaction to the start signal, a twinge in his leg, the wrong pair of shoes, etc etc. All I care about is does he get open and does he catch the ball.

So far, so good.

 

[Xxx]

Bobo and Steve largent are really similar cause they’re fast

 

[Xxx]

I ran a 5.3 and I’m fast I even almost fell down trying to get up to full speed

 

[toffee]

Jerry Rice…4.71.

Need we argue this further?

No, case closed.

Jerry was doubled team most of his career, but he was always open and he was known for his YAC. Track speed isn't everything, otherwise olympic sprinters will all be playing WR in NFL.

 

[projectorfreak]

back in the day 4.99 is all it used to take to get in a girls pants and now , well 4.99 is what it takes to get some tums at freddys
Really though , it's 5.49 as prices have gone up

 

[projectorfreak]

I was lucky if I was doubled most of my career

 

[Mike Hawk 425]

Jerry Rice…4.71.

Need we argue this further?

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[chris98251]

Well he makes plays, many guys that don't have ideal numbers in combines and scouting have had great careers, Curly Culp, John Randle, Dave Krieg, Largent, Bobo now. Those guys and many others just make plays and are in the right place at the right time for someone to take a chance on them.

 

[evergreen]

Aaron Curry was probably fast. How fast is Cooper Kupp? Bobo is open and he catches the ball gets his toes in and hangs on. The future is here.

 

[toffee]

Aaron Curry was probably fast. How fast is Cooper Kupp? Bobo is open and he catches the ball gets his toes in and hangs on. The future is here.

Kupp was 4.62

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[SNDavidson]

Bobo's 40 time, frankly, is in TE territory if not OL. That's track speed, he seems to have acceptable game speed.

For the first week of preseason I literally thought we picked up a new tight end lol