https://theathletic.com/836705/2019/02/2...d-reality/

great article if you have the athletic

(02-26-2019 02:14 PM)dansplaining Wrote:  https://theathletic.com/836705/2019/02/2...d-reality/

great article if you have the athletic

Indeed.

Amazing story how an unheralded prospect becomes a big time player.

When does (or has) Maxx competed at the NFL combine?

(03-01-2019 03:40 PM)emu steve Wrote:  When does (or has) Maxx competed at the NFL combine?

Sunday


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Maxx is about to begin his workout in the Combine with the other edge rushers. Tune in to NFL Network.


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4.64 40 time on his first run.
4.67 on his second run.
9th fastest.

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(03-03-2019 11:09 AM)EAGLE KING Wrote:  4.64 40 time on his first run.
4.67 on his second run.

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I saw he has his weight up to 255. That's good.

(03-03-2019 11:09 AM)EAGLE KING Wrote:  4.64 40 time on his first run.
4.67 on his second run.
9th fastest.

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Those times are worth $ to Maxx.

Excellent.

Maxx getting some rave reviews on Twitter. That draft stock is rising.

Has he done bench yet?

(03-03-2019 03:23 PM)EagleSam Wrote:  Maxx getting some rave reviews on Twitter. That draft stock is rising.

Has he done bench yet?

Not sure he is. Haven’t seen his number posted while most others on the DL have.


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(03-03-2019 03:03 PM)emu steve Wrote:  

(03-03-2019 11:09 AM)EAGLE KING Wrote:  4.64 40 time on his first run.
4.67 on his second run.
9th fastest.

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Those times are worth $ to Maxx.

Excellent.

Also saw his shuttle tome. Faster than Bosa's

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UIf Maxx puts up good benches he might be one of the fastest risers in this draft.

Not to mention:

#1 in Broad Jump (10'2")
#3 in Vertical Jump (36")

Doesn't look like he did the bench. Long levers?

https://twitter.com/mathbomb/status/1102...45506?s=21

(03-03-2019 05:26 PM)EMU_HRM07 Wrote:  Not to mention:

#1 in Broad Jump (10'2")
#3 in Vertical Jump (36")

Doesn't look like he did the bench. Long levers?

I would assume that would be a good reason for him to skip it. Though it can be a good measure of strength, it does not lend itself well to those with long arms.


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Listed on ESPN's day 3 top draft stock risers:

Maxx Crosby, DE/OLB, Eastern Michigan
Scouts Inc. position rank: No. 20

Crosby ran a fast 40 (4.66) and his 36-inch vertical is an excellent number for a defensive end with his size (6-5, 255). He also had the second-quickest short shuttle (4.13) and second-quickest three-cone time (6.89) out of all the defensive linemen, making him a strong outside linebacker-conversion candidate. A highly productive college player with 35.5 tackles for loss and 18.5 sacks over the past two seasons, he has shown a knack for forcing turnovers, creating eight fumbles in that span.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nf...050122002/

Where do they think Maxx is going to go in the draft?

Our guy Scharping seems to have held his own at the combine and I'm still hearing middle rounds.

Sutton I have no idea, hope he gets drafted. Even 7th round would be something, considering he likely has to find another position. I bet he could do well on special teams. Really wish he had come back for another year, he was fun to watch. As much as I hate the Patriots, I bet they could find a use for him.

The Freep thinks he'll go late round. If so, he should probably have stayed in school. Barring injury, which is the greatest risk, he would of had another year of experience and a chance to add some weight. He's a awfully lean for a DE.

https://www.freep.com/story/sports/nfl/l...XYIY-gyOgg