We're lacking Dynamics on offense. (Hence why we need a different #2 WR)

For what it's worth.........

Greg Little's combine numbers:

6'3, 231 lbs......4.53 forty...... 27 bench...... 40 1/2 vertical...... 10'09" broad jump....... 4.21 shuttle......... 6.80 cone drill.

These are OUTSTANDING numbers for a guy his size. These might be the best collective of numbers for a big receiver since Vincent Jackson.

4.53 is in the range of Mike Williams (TB), Arellious Benn, Sidney Rice, Hakeem Nicks, and Dez Bryant.

27 bench reps ties the WR combine record.

40.5 vertical would rank #1 at WR from years 2006-2008.

10'09" broad jump would rank #1 at WR from the past 2 drafts (09-10).

Both his shuttle & cone times are faster than Hakeem Nicks, Mike Wallace, Dwayne Bowe, Mario Manningham........and CB's: Joe Haden, Aquib Talib, Johnathon Joseph, and almost equal to Dominique Cromartie, Leon Hall, and Aaron Ross.

He looked like a man among boys when he played at 219 lbs as a Junior, so I cant imagine how much more of a beast he is at a ripped 231.

 

Nope....... still prefer Little. Having Jernigan upgrade our speed & playmaking ability at the slot takes a backseat to drafting a stud #2 IMO. Brandon & Little could be the new Fitz & Boldin. lol. I'm not even sure Titus Young would be worthy of the #2 spot, so he takes a back seat as well in my book.

I think Little could be had in the middle of the 3rd. The only problem I foresee is Ireland & Co getting so caught up in trying to increase speed on offense that they pass on Little for maybe Jernigan, Young, or Edmund Gates. I wouldn't be upset with Gates, but IMO a guy like Little is a rarer commodity to come by.

 

It's sick how much talent UNC had. I would've liked to have seen a fully loaded UNC team face off against the best the SEC has to offer. If Clemson had Auburn beat, I think UNC would've taken em down and beat the snot out of Newton.

 

Sorry, but if I'm a QB (again), this is the kind of target I want to be throwing to!