Tripp/Lynch/Aikens/Hoskins/Hazel/Larsen 1 on 1 action

Quickest Combine 3 cone times, since 2000

6.34 - Sedrick Curry, (CB), Texas A&M - 2000
6.42 - Jeff Maehl, (WR), Oregon - 2011
6.44 - Buster Skrine, (CB), Chattanooga - 2011
6.45 - Scott Long, (WR), Louisville - 2010
6.46 - Dane Sanzenbacher, (WR), Ohio State - 2011
6.47 - Daniel Sorensen, (SS), BYU - 2014
6.48 - Terrance Toliver, (WR), LSU - 2011
6.48 - Rogers Beckett, (FS), Marshall - 2000
6.48 - Carlos Rogers, (CB), Auburn - 2005
6.50 - Cecil Shorts III, (WR), Mount Union - 2011
6.50 - Leon Hall, (CB), Michigan - 2007
6.50 - Chris Rainey, (RB), Florida - 2012
6.50 - Chykie Brown, (CB), Texas - 2011
6.51 - Jon McGraw, (SS), Kansas State - 2002
6.52 - Will Davis, (CB), Utah State - 2013
6.53 - T.J. Moe, (WR), Missouri - 2013
6.53 - Damian Copeland, (WR), Louisville - 2014
6.54 - *Anthony Gonzalez, (WR), Ohio State - 2007
6.54 - Trindon Holliday, (WR), LSU - 2010
6.55 - *Josh Robinson, (CB), Central Florida - 2012
6.55 - Jordan Lynch, (QB), Northern Illinois - 2014
6.55 - Shiloh Keo, (SS), Idaho - 2011
6.56 - Ben Taylor, (ILB), Virginia Tech - 2002
6.56 - Kevin Kasper, (WR), Iowa - 2001
6.57 - *Terrance Mitchell, (CB), Oregon - 2014

 

You and me both. Based on the highlight clip and what I saw in the NFL, if I had to choose between Worrilow and Chris Borland, I'd take Worrilow hands down TBH. He's like a faster, taller Borland. So maybe once Tripp gets bigger, stronger, and more nuanced he'll surpass Borland as well. I really love his upside.

That 6.50 three-cone required a double-take..... and then a "WHUT?!".

 

I've never seen schemes worse than that staff. Do you remember the defensive play call where Wake was matched up man to man with Santonio Holmes?