NFL Combine: Quarterbacks, Wide Receivers, Running Backs Disappoint

0:00On March 1, Day 3 of the NFL Combine brought some clear disappointments for quarterbacks, wide receivers, and running backs, positions D. Denver Broncos are eyeing closely. Several prospects fell short in measurements, with small hand sizes raising ball security flags for players like Illinois quarterback Luke Altmeier and Alabama running back Jam Miller. Vanderbilt's Diego Pavia measured just 5 feet 10 inches, a tough sell for NFL quarterbacks while many receivers like Georgia's Zachariah branch and LSU's Aaron Anderson lacked ideal height, weight, or arm length. Teams noticed patterns in these struggles, especially as the Broncos scout for competition at quarterback behind Jared Stidham and upgrades that, running back in receiver. Arizona State's Jordan Tyson had decent size but short arms that could hinder his style, and Pittsburgh's Desmond Reed was small all around, despite a clean college fumble record. Athletic testing added more concerns, as Kansas quarterback JanLan Daniels ranked near

1:01the bottom among quarterbacks, not matching his game tape. Wide receivers like Kansas's Emanuel Henderson Jr. clocked a solid 4.44 in the 40, but had a slow 1.56 ten yard split, signaling build-up speed over explosion. Running backs such as Notre Dame's Judarian Price and UTSA's Robert Henry Jr. posted weak short splits and jumps, red flags for smaller, explosive. Types. Onfield drills exposed technique issues too. UConn's Joe Fagnano, the wildly off-target, forcing receiver readers, while Florida's J. Michael Sturdivan drew constant coach corrections. Running back Deem and Clayborn showed jumpy footwork that might not translate, and Clemson's CJ Donaldson looked awkward receiving despite his height. These performances could drop several names on draft boards, giving the Broncos more to Chouon as they build around their current roster for next. Season. Season. Season. Season.

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