Here are the numbers from the Bobcats. I was surprised that Moore did perform. It seems like Jake Pruehs and Quentin Poling really did well. Brown did ok, I thought that he would get into the high 4.4's, hopefully he gets into a camp. God bless them all and I thank them for all of their hard work and dedication on the field and in the classroom.
Cleon Aloese, DT, 5-11 6/8; 288 pounds

40-yard dash — 5.18/5.19; 20-yard dash — 2.90/2.91; 10-yard dash — 1.81/1.83; Bench press reps — 25; Vertical jump — 31.5 inches; Broad jump — 8 feet, 3 inches; 20-yard shuttle — 4.95; 60-yard shuttle — no attempt; L Drill — 7.90; Hand size — 9 7/8 inches; Arm length — 31 6/8 inches; Wing span — 76 2/8 inches.

Dorian Brown, RB, 5-11 1/8, 210 pounds


40 — 4.57/4.60; 20 — 2.62/2.62; 10 — 1.65/1.74; Bench — 14; Vertical — 31; Broad jump — 9-11; 20 shuttle — 4.28; 60 shuttle — 11.82; L Drill — 7.45; Hand — 9 3/8; Arm — 30; Wing span — 73 5/8.

Troy Mangen, TE, 6-6 1/8; 253 pounds

40 — 4.97/4.91; 20 — 2.84/2.78; 10 — 1.73/1.75; Bench — no attempt; Vertical — 32; Broad jump — 9-10; 20 shuttle — 4.45; 60 shuttle — 12.34; L Drill — 7.45; Hand — 9 4/8; Arm — 33 1/8; Wing span — 79 4/8.

Quentin Poling, LB, 6 3/8; 235 pounds

40 — 4.52/4.55; 20 — 2.60/2.56; 10 — 1.59/1.57; Bench — 24; Vertical — 38; Broad jump — 10-7; 20 shuttle — 4.27; 60 shuttle — no attempt; L Drill — 6.88; Hand — 10 1/8; Arm — 32 4/8; Wing span — 78 2/8.


Tony Porter, DT, 6 2/8; 257 pounds

40 — 5.40/5.28; 20 — 3.03/2.97; 10 — 1.81/1.80; Bench — 16; Vertical — 23; Broad jump — 8-1; 20 shuttle — 4.95; 60 shuttle — no attempt; L Drill — 7.87; Hand — 10 2/8; Arm — 32 7/8; Wing span — 77 7/8.

Jake Pruehs, OL, 6 7/8; 292 pounds

40 — 5.22/5.23; 20 — 2.97/2.94; 10 — 1.84/1.82; Bench — 25; Vertical — 27; Broad jump — 8-7; 20 shuttle — 4.52; 60 shuttle — no attempt; L Drill — 7.75; Hand — 10; Arm — 31 2/8; Wing span — 75 6/8.

Kevin Robbins, DL, 6-3, 229 pounds


No testing done; Hand 10 1/8; Arm 32.

Grant Russell, ODU, QB, 6-2 4/8; 222 pounds

40 — 5.22/5.22; 20 — 3.03/2.95; 10 — 1.82/1.81; Bench — No attempt; Vertical — 24; Broad jump — 8-9; 20 shuttle — 4.58; 60 shuttle — no attempt; L Drill — 7.38; Hand — 8 6/8; Arm — not measured; Wing span — 75 3/8.

Sebastian Smith, WR, 6-2 2/8, 220 pounds

40 — 4.68/4.70; 20 — 2.72/2.72; 10 — 1.66/1.66; No other testing done; Hand — 9 5/8; Arm — 31 5/8; Wing span — 76 1/8.

By my count, there were 42 linebackers at the combine.He's among the shortest linebacker candidates (37th), and among the lightest (29th, probably especially so among inside linebackers. While he's short and light, he has big hands (9th) and average arm length (20th). His tests, however, were outstanding. He's one of the fastest (5th), and most explosive (6th in vertical, 4th in broad jump), and most agile (8th in the 20 shuttle, 5th in 3 cone drill).

Will his outstanding tests, and films, get him drafted, despite his height? You'd sure think he has a shot, but he's currently projected to be an undrafted free agent.

6th or 7th round. Maybe undrafted free agent. Did he have a previous leg injury?