Kasen said he ran a 4.52??
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"Williams, a former prep All-American, helped reassure scouts that he's recovered from a horrific foot injury two years ago, by clocking in at a respectable 4.62 in the 40-yard dash and posting a 35.5" vertical jump after measuring in at a chiseled 6-foot-1 (and 1/2") and 218 pounds. Williams caught the ball very well during his positional drills, snatching passes from former Washington quarterback Keith Price."
Seriously fubar in all reality, Kasen should have at least 41-43" inch vertical. This is the one player Sark and his staff really fucked over. Gotta feel bad for him.
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I always thought he was faster than most on the board. I predicted a 4.7 or better during the season. He just never had any quicks.
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I don't think Mario Bailey was ever going to win any foot races, but he had incredible quicks.RoadDawg55 said:I always thought he was faster than most on the board. I predicted a 4.7 or better during the season. He just never had any quicks.
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His game is not to outrun people or be quick. Its to go up and get the ball or get the ball in a bubble screen and get yards after catch. Therefore, I think the vertical leap is more important. Hopefully with more time (hehe) he can get that vert closer to 40. I think he's going to end up making the NFL and having a decent career given how far back the injury set him.
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Kasen runs a 4.52 30
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I would hope he's faster than all of us on the bored.RoadDawg55 said:I always thought he was faster than most on the board. I predicted a 4.7 or better during the season. He just never had any quicks.
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Not too bad. Someone will like him and he'll be a good receiver in the NFL. He can haul in some tough balls and get some tough yards with the ball in his hands. He's never going to put up big #s but he'll be a useful receiver.
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chuck said:
Not too bad. Someone will like him and he'll be a good receiver in the NFL. He can haul in some tough balls and get some tough yards with the ball in his hands. He's never going to put up big #s but he'll be a useful
receiverpractice squad player.
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Practice squad players aren't useful?blackmamba said:chuck said:Not too bad. Someone will like him and he'll be a good receiver in the NFL. He can haul in some tough balls and get some tough yards with the ball in his hands. He's never going to put up big #s but he'll be a useful
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I'm happy to know that Kasen and I can trade stories about how fucking awesome we were in high school.








