get too hopped up- they also say OSU is a very fast surface. Scouts are gonna stick to his combine numbers more than likely.

I thought he ran in the high 4.4’s at the Combine. All i’m saying is that by drafting him, it fills a huge need, he is NFL ready, played against great competition, and from what i have been reading, is a great character person, with exceptional skills. He seemd to me to be the most polished receiver at the draft. I know Crabtree didn’t participate in the drills, but as far as receivers go, i don’t know of anyone that helped themselves more than Robiskie at the combine…for his position.

he may not have the highest ceiling, but you know you’re getting a hard-working, polished, talented, and coachable WR. He’s almost (key word, almost) bust-proof.

Anquan Boldin ran a 4.71

below I posted about taking Greg Carr late in the draft….he also ran a 4.71….and yall said thats tooooooo slooooooowwwwww.

they mean nothing to me.

he ran a 4.47? i bet if that number was 4.50 this post never exists…..

because I HAVE A MAN CRUSH ON ROBISKIE!!!! My therapist said that it’s okay to expres myself this way. She said it’s part of the healing process.

 Jerry Rice’s 1984 record-breaking season at Mississippi Valley caught the attention of many NFL scouts, but his speed (reportedly only 4.71 in the 40-yard dash) kept most wary

But i think the point i was trying to make, is that not only do i think he is the most polished receiver coming out, but he has the size, the hands, and now we see he has the speed that we need in a WR. I keep reading a lot of mock drafts on web sites, and they are saying that he is probably the safest pick in this year’s draft. With that said, how come no one has him going in the first round? Strange. Like i said, hopefully we can go Either LB, or CB in the first, and then take him with our first pick in the 2nd round.

HERE WE GO BOYS!!! THE PATH TO ROBISKIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!