he bench pressed 225 lbs. 4 times. big baller
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02-26-13 01:57 PM #36
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02-26-13 02:03 PM #37
Love seeing this jerk off fail. Honey Badger don't care.
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02-26-13 02:07 PM #38
4 reps on the bench. Out of football a year. Serious character issues. Round 4 or later. MAYBE 3rd round. His 40 time bailed his ass out - but not entirely.
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02-26-13 04:34 PM #39
who knows why he'd even attempt the bench press
a lot of small guys just skip it
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02-26-13 04:52 PM #40
He ran fast and did great in the field drills today, 2 CB's started in the NFL this year shorter than him. He can start in the NFL if he can stay out of trouble. Milliner sucked in the field drills today.
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02-26-13 05:24 PM #41
[QUOTE=Jeff Grant;16948500]He's a very similar playmaker to Percy Harvin on the other side of the ball - but smaller - injury prone
I am not sure he has the top speed that Percy has, but a good comparison. He could be a dynamic player if someone can get him the ball in the right spot....as a DB he will be average in my opinion.
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02-26-13 05:44 PM #42
weakest draft class we have seen in 20 years
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02-26-13 07:29 PM #43
are they really being compared? milliner is bigger and faster and regardless of his field drills is most certainly sharper than badger....seems like nfl.com said milliner did just fine
Originally Posted by EmpireMaker
The top-rated corner answered all of the questions about his speed and quickness with a remarkable workout at Lucas Oil Stadium. Milliner posted a 4.37-second 40-yard dash and demonstrated better-than-anticipated explosiveness with solid measurements in the vertical and broad jump. Additionally, Milliner displayed outstanding footwork and movement skills in the positional drills. He smoothly executed transitions and turns in space, showing excellent balance and body control. Although Milliner didn't cleanly field every ball that went his way, he sufficiently addressed any concerns about his ball skills and tracking ability.
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02-26-13 08:11 PM #44
He reminds me of Reggie Nelson when he was coming out of Florida. Anyways, guy does have ballhawking talents. Good for him. I do consider him a playmaker.
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02-27-13 08:08 AM #45
Dude is a speedy little ball hawk and whoever gambles on him is probably going to come out on top.
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02-27-13 09:11 AM #46
No chance he goes in the first round. I don't think he'll even get taken in the second... Originally Posted by Louisvillekid1
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02-27-13 09:12 AM #47
it aint a gamble if he goes after third round.
much higher than that an he could be the anti-tebow
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02-27-13 09:14 PM #48
I say late second or early third. Anything earlier would be a true gamble. Anything later could be a steal.
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02-27-13 09:43 PM #49
I see him getting drafted by the niners with the pick they just acquired from the chiefs #34
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02-27-13 09:50 PM #50
I want the Jets to draft him.....He would fit in perfect with Rex Ryan's Blitzing DB Defense.....Would be awesome in that system where they allow him to roam
Probably a 3rd rounder, some team will gamble
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02-27-13 11:22 PM #51
Most likely he would be playing for D L
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02-27-13 11:30 PM #52
Very similar to Janoris Jenkins in last years draft. Had some off the field issues but can flat out play. Late fist early second and which ever team takes him will be happy they did!
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02-28-13 01:00 AM #53
Originally Posted by davidmiru
Most likely he would be playing for D L
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02-28-13 01:39 AM #54
Detroit lions. Originally Posted by yisman
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