You can look up 40 times on the internet - from Pro days or Combines.paulwoods13 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 30, 2024 1:22 pmTo dress (or at least to be considered for the roster), he would have to be better than only one receiver, Sindani. I've seen Herslow just once, but I've seen Sindani enough times to be open to the idea that Herslow might be faster, more elusive, better. However, AV makes a good point that Grant has to get back into the lineup, and having him replace Coxie on the game roster would open up a spot elsewhere (presumably d-line) for an extra INT. Nield and Mital are certainly capable of holding down a spot in the starting five, although I wouldn't think either runs as fast as Coxie.
Coxie ran a weak (for receivers) 4.77; maybe why he did not get much NFL interest after very good production in college ball. Speed is not his strength, it's more big frame, catch radius, able to go up and get 50/50 balls; similar to Eugene Lewis or Kenny Lawlor who are both more like 4.6 mids range speed.
Polk reported at 4.59; Mital was 4.58 at last year's Combine. Tommy Nield a 4.60 at his CFL Combine - not much difference for those 3
Brissett has reportedly recorded a 4.47 = which would make him the fastest Argo receiver likely.
