Keith Marshall shows off blazing speed at National Football League scouting combine

Here’s what stood out on the field and in the media room on Saturday. Trevone Boykin of TCU and Carson Wentz of North Dakota State tied for second at 4.77.

Marshall was the fastest running back on Friday, running a draw-dropping time of 4.29 seconds in the 40-yard dash on Friday. “He recorded a 30.5 inch vertical leap and a broad jump of 115.0 inches (9’6″). In throwing drills, however, Lynch – who admitted he’s still something of a project in the pass game – appeared raw with his mechanics and missed a handful of receivers during throwing drills. They’re not very fast but you know they’re going to give you what they got. He told the NFL Network that he would not participate in workouts the rest of the day. However, he might not have had his best possible showing at the NFL Combine today. “In that way, I’d say my game kind of reflects Tom Brady’s, the competiveness, love for the game and his will and drive to win”. I went against more of the top receivers than anybody in this draft class, and I’m going step for step. He’s always been known for his uncanny ability as a runner and ability to stop on a dime without losing speed.

This time around quarterbacks, wide receivers and tight ends will take the field. “And I wanted to come back in my heart, too”.

“I just want to show scouts that I’m dominant and competitive – that’s the biggest thing in this competition”, said Heath, a two-year starter who had a career-high 31 tackles and 5.5 tackles for loss as a senior in 2015. I take it like a man, but a lot of my situations where I wasn’t challenged very much a lot of quarterbacks and teams stayed away from me, ” Alexander said on Saturday.

Those times, of course, aren’t bad. The Buckeyes’ pro day is scheduled for March 10. First, it was Gurley’s suspension and ACL tear, Sony Michel’s ankle injury and Keith Marshall’s leg injury in 2014.

On a day where defensive backs met with the national media, Florida cornerback Vernon Hargreaves made his case as the best cornerback in the draft. “That’s what the team was surprised about, like I know it all from playing quarterback”.

“I had some opportunities to come up with picks in my career”, Alexander said. “I had to put the phone down”. Injuries kept Marshall from carrying the torch held by former Bulldog running back Todd Gurley, who Marshall counts as a close friend.

“We don’t really talk about it when we see each other but we see the stuff”.

“I do believe I’m the best player in the draft”. “I’ve been a receiver since the day I switched, which was before camp – July”, he said.