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There are 8 players for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish that are down in Indianapolis for the 2019 NFL Combine. With the combine comes an endless stream of news and tidbits about players from all over the nation. OFD Editor Jude Seymour always does a great job of tracking all of this, and even though he may not be tracking over 200 mock drafts (seriously, he has done that before) he is still paying close attention to what’s out there.
Below, you will find a series of tweets from Jude (@andrewwinn). It should get you all caught up for the workouts.
TWEET CATCH-UP
Clearly Jerry Tillery has the talent for the first round. Will teams continue to be scared by his big brain? Remember... he played 3⁄4 of the season with a torn labrum. I didn’t think it was possible to love him more — but I do.
Pro Football Focus' Top 50 Draft Board (pre-combine) includes three #NDFB players:
— Jude (@andrewwinn) February 26, 2019
Jerry Tillery at #11
Julian Love at #40
Te'von Coney at #46 https://t.co/XLArDhPlQO
Quenton Nelson is a NFL Draft LEGEND.
On @GMFB, the panel picked one person currently playing that they thought would be considered an all-time great in 50 years.@PSchrags picked Quenton Nelson.
— Jude (@andrewwinn) February 27, 2019
High praise for the former #NDFB guard now playing for the Indianapolis Colts.
Alex Bars was well on his way to a great season in 2018 until the knee injury. The big question here is when an NFL team finally says SCREW IT I’M TAKING THE BAR. A 100% healthy Bars will be a huge value pick for a team.
Ronnie Stanley's #NFLCombine measurements
— Jude (@andrewwinn) February 27, 2019
Height: 6-6
Weight: 312
Hands: 10 5/8
Arm length: 35 5/8
Jordan Black, a fifth rounder in 2003, measured 6-foot-6, 314 pounds at the Combine.
Luke Petitgout, a first rounded in 1999, was 6-foot-6, 315 pounds at the Combine.#NDFB https://t.co/L4mp355dwQ
Here's another close #NDFB #NFLCombine comparison, and a guard vs. guard
— Jude (@andrewwinn) February 27, 2019
Alex Bars
Height: 6-5 7/8
Weight: 312
Hand: 9 3/8
Arm: 32 6/8
Chris Watt (3rd round, 2014)
Height: 6-3
Weight: 310
Hands: 9 1/2
Arm length: 32 6/8
I knew Dexter Williams was a mutant — I KNEW IT!
A separate measurement for each Dexter hand?! And 3/4 of an inch difference?!
— Jude (@andrewwinn) February 27, 2019
Cierre Wood at #NFLCombine (UDFA):
Height: 5-11
Weight: 213
Hands: 8 5/8
Arms: 30 7/8
Ryan Grant (UDFA, 2005) was 6-foot-1, 215 pounds. Julius Jones (2nd round, 2004) was 5-foot-10, 214 pounds. #ndfb https://t.co/V0SsZ7gyAm
Dan O'Leary (6th, '01): 6-4, 252
— Jude (@andrewwinn) February 28, 2019
John Carlson (2nd, '08): 6-5, 251
Tyler Eifert (1st, '13)
6-5, 250
Hand: 9 1/8
Arm: 33 1/8
Ben Koyack (7th, '15)
6-5, 255
Hand: 10 3/4
Arm: 32 5/8
Durham Smythe (4th, '18)
6-5 3/8, 253
H: 9 1/4
Arm: 31 6/8
Wing: 77 3/8#NDFB #NFLCombine https://t.co/jtWxB5mVgI
Michael Floyd (1st round, 2012)
— Jude (@andrewwinn) February 28, 2019
Height: 6-3
Weight: 220
Hands: 9 3/8
Arm length: 32 7/8
Equanimeous St. Brown (6th round, 2018)
Height: 6-4 3/4
Weight: 214
Hands: 9 3/4
Arms: 33
Wingspan: 78 7/8#NDFB #NFLCombine https://t.co/pqRVC33edp
Miles is the:
— Jude (@andrewwinn) February 28, 2019
- sixth tallest wide receiver at the #NFLCombine2019 (out of 48)
- ninth heaviest
- has the 11th largest hands
- ninth longest arms
- fifth largest wingspan #NDFB https://t.co/pqRVC33edp
Be sure to follow Jude on Twitter for more NFL combine coverage!