Mike wraps up day three of the 2012 NFL Combine
NEPD Editor: Mike Loyko
The Offensive Linemen and Tight Ends finally took to the field for drills today. It was a rather uneventful day as it usually is with the non-skill position players.
So… who looked good out there, who surprised and who disappointed?
Doug talks about how the offensive linemen fared during the 2012 NFL Combine.
NEPD Editor: Doug Kyed
With the fourth day of the combine wrapped up, the event is officially over for the offensive linemen, but they couldn’t go home without their biggest test down in Indianapolis, drills and workouts.
Here are some players of note from today’s events:
If you weren’t aware of who Cordy Glenn (OL, Georgia) was before this week, the talented former Bulldog certainly announced his presence at the Senior Bowl Weigh-In. Measuring in at over 6’5″ and 348 pounds while sporting 35″ arms and 10″ hands makes a lot of people take notice.
NEPD writer Doug Kyed had the opportunity to chat with Cordy after Friday’s walkthrough practice. Glenn talked about where he feels most comfortable playing, his experience so far at the Senior Bowl, and his goals for this spring.
Glenn is currently ranked on both our 2012 NFL Draft offensive tackle and guard rankings.
NEPD Staff Writer: Mike Loyko
It is perfectly clear to anyone who knows even the slightest bit about football that the South squad for this year’s senior bowl is an incredibly talented squad. A couple players really stood out to me today; Here are my practice notes.
NEPD Staff Writer: Mike Loyko
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