Combine 2026

Jeremiyah Love runs a 4.36, power plus speed. I hope he doesn't end up in our division, I would hate to face him twice a year.

 

Yeah, I'd prefer to trade one too. I meant that the second 3rd rounder could get us to 17 and the third 3rd rounder could get us to 18. Like each of them could move us up to those picks respectively. It was all off the trade value chart, so depending on what a team wants to do, it could be up further or not as far.

 

Daniel Jeremiah has Lemon rated the 10th best player in the draft. Yeah he isn't falling to the second round or anywhere near it.

 

All the scouts get players wrong all the time. First round busts happen to consensus "studs" all the time, just like guys that are consensus "scrubs" turn into good players a lot. I'm not saying it will happen to Lemon... but just because all the scouts say he's good, doesn't mean he's going to be good.

 

I'd agree that he very likely wont drop out of the first in this draft class... He seems like a fine enough player. I like Tyson and Tate a considerable amount more though.

 

STD's Razorback RB Mike Washington Jr. ran a 4.33 forty. That's at 223 lbs, geez. That was the 6th fastest forty for a RB in combine history.

 

Tyson is made of glass, I'm not sure I want him at #21.

 

Allar is built for the AFC North.

 

Not really. He had an ACL in 2022, a collarbone in 2024 and a hamstring in 2025. The knee shouldn't bother him in the NFL and collarbone and hamstring aren't long term concerns. He's talent wise the best WR in the draft. Tate is close, and I like them both a good bit. Seems like a pretty reasonable gap after that IMO. Lemon, Concepcion, Boston, and Brazzell are probably next tier 2-3 of them might find their way into the first. Sarratt, Cooper, Bernard, Branch and Bell are the definite round 2 tier, one or two might fall to early 3.

 

Injured in three different seasons yeah he's made of glass .

 

god forbid a football player miss a game or two. Its not like he has a neck injury or something. Collarbone is a freak accident. Hamstrings happen all the time. Nothing that has happened to him should concern us to his potential durability in the NFL. Landon Dickerson had a much worse "medical" coming out off a fresh ACL (his second) and multiple ankle injuries. He's appeared in 88 of 92 games since he's been a pro (was a backup until week 3 of his rookie year). You just don't know.

 

Did You see what our Qb Taylen Green ran?? LoL Apparently we had plenty of speed at the Razorbacks.

 

What are you talking about everybody has been voicing concerns about his injury history.

 

Too bad he sucks at being a QB though

 

He's such a weird prospect. Someone will probably draft him due to his arm way before his ability level... but he needs at least one, if not two "redshirt" years as the emergency 3rd stringer before he's likely "ready" (if he gets there at all). My biggest concerns with him are that he was a stat stuffer against bad teams and was just utter garbage against good teams. But, there is that factor of "he can make throws that other QB's can't make", so there is a hope that if he's picked up in the right system by the right coach that he could become a high end pocket statue QB. We'd have to be pretty certain he has "it" upstairs to make it if we take a chance. I think he's an OK shot to take in the 3rd if we REALLY love him... but he's a day 3 prospect IMO.

 

Its just something to talk about. He obviously got over the ACL from nearly 4 years ago. Collarbone and Hamstring are just pop up injuries. They aren't concerning for his body or durability long term. It definitely sucks that he's gotten a few injuries... but to act like this kid's medical has red flags all over the place is just not true. The only concerning injury was the ACL he had in 2022. He played at a high level for multiple years after that without re-injuring it, or suffering a loss of speed/acceleration/lateral ability. Its not like we're talking neck injuries or multiple concussions.

 

Depends on where. I'd be pissed if we took him before the end of the third round. We spend a second round pick on him and I'll be highly disappointed.

 

Omar Cooper Jr 4.47 yeah I would take him in the second round, but I'm not sure he would still be on the board by then.

 

Malachi Fields 4.62

 

I notice he has a bad habit of patting the football right before he passes.

 

Was a better QB than Malik Willis that everyone wants to spend money on, and did it in a even better more competitive conference.
I don't want him as a Qb, but if people want Malik Willis, they could have Taylen Green for way cheaper, he's bigger, faster, and has a way stronger arm, and was a better college Qb. That's all I'm saying . Incase you haven't noticed before, I don't like running Qbs.

 

4.37, and shattered the QB vertical record by jumping 43.5 inches. And that's at 6'6" 227 lbs.