Hey all- just got back from UW's pro day this afternoon. Just some quick thoughts before I get writing:
- Gordon didn't do much today, but he didn't really have much to prove. Gordon is pretty confident in the numbers he put up at the combine, so he elected not to do the 40-yard dash or any other drills. Gordon did do positional work and caught a lot of passes though- he said afterwards that he wanted to prove to NFL teams that he can catch the ball and be an asset in the passing game.
- Warren Herring and Kenzel Doe both did pretty well for themselves, considering they weren't invited to the combine. Herring did 28 reps on the bench press and had a 35" vertical jump, and Doe was clocked at about 4.5 in the 40-yard dash with a 37" vertical jump and a 10'5" broad jump. We'll see if they did enough to catch a scout's eye and get drafted in a few weeks, but they definitely made the most of their opportunity.
-- Rob Havenstein did some positional drills and improved to 20 reps on the bench press from 16 at the combine, but I'm guessing he was hoping for a bit more than that. I think Havenstein's game tape will speak louder than his physical drills in the end.
- Gordon didn't do much today, but he didn't really have much to prove. Gordon is pretty confident in the numbers he put up at the combine, so he elected not to do the 40-yard dash or any other drills. Gordon did do positional work and caught a lot of passes though- he said afterwards that he wanted to prove to NFL teams that he can catch the ball and be an asset in the passing game.
- Warren Herring and Kenzel Doe both did pretty well for themselves, considering they weren't invited to the combine. Herring did 28 reps on the bench press and had a 35" vertical jump, and Doe was clocked at about 4.5 in the 40-yard dash with a 37" vertical jump and a 10'5" broad jump. We'll see if they did enough to catch a scout's eye and get drafted in a few weeks, but they definitely made the most of their opportunity.
-- Rob Havenstein did some positional drills and improved to 20 reps on the bench press from 16 at the combine, but I'm guessing he was hoping for a bit more than that. I think Havenstein's game tape will speak louder than his physical drills in the end.
