How fast do you think Hyatt will be at the Combine?

#77
#77
CornDontGrow said:
Could be wrong, but I believe the reply was in regards to someone bringing up Thornton, a former Baylor player, running a 4.29 at the combine.
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Maybe. I thought it was a reference to Hyatt not being a VFL because he left early or something. If not, my apologies.
 
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Hawkeye4588 said:
Hyatt recorded a 10.46 in the 100m and 21.14 in the 200m. He has run an electronically timed 4.29 40 at UT, but that was last year. He has only gotten stronger. Baylor WR Tyquan Thornton broke the Combine record last year with a 4.21. Any chance Hyatt beats that? I have heard the track at Indy is slow and nerves will be present so I am betting he ends up around a 4.3.
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Track? When I was there it was on the edge of the field when they ran.
 
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Hawkeye4588 said:
Hyatt recorded a 10.46 in the 100m and 21.14 in the 200m. He has run an electronically timed 4.29 40 at UT, but that was last year. He has only gotten stronger. Baylor WR Tyquan Thornton broke the Combine record last year with a 4.21. Any chance Hyatt beats that? I have heard the track at Indy is slow and nerves will be present so I am betting he ends up around a 4.3.
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4.36
 
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BigOrange15 said:
Maybe. I thought it was a reference to Hyatt not being a VFL because he left early or something. If not, my apologies.
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that would be an unfortunate stance for that poster to take. Idiotic even, considering all Hyatt did for us this past season.
that being said I am grateful for Hyatt’s time at UT and for those 5 TD’s he scored on the gumps. I wish him all the best in his next chapter as he goes into the NFL.
 
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For Tillman a 4.55 is fine for Hyatt a 4.4 is no bueno. Hope he improves on it at orodsy .he just fell out of first round conversations likely while Byron Young moved up. There is a good chance Tiilman goes agead of him and honestly Tillman is a better overall pro prospect anyway. Banks ran better than expected. Hoppfully once official times come in Hyatt and Tillman improve.

Round 1-2
Wright
Young
Hooker (depending on medical could drop to 3rd)

Round 2-4
Tillman
Hyatt (unless he shows out at proday and a team falls in love)

Day3
Banks
 
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pimo1 said:
For Tillman a 4.55 is fine for Hyatt a 4.4 is no bueno. Hope he improves on it at orodsy .he just fell out of first round conversations likely while Byron Young moved up. There is a good chance Tiilman goes agead of him and honestly Tillman is a better overall pro prospect anyway.

Round 1-2
Wright
Young
Hooker (depending on medical could drop to 3rd)

Round 2-4
Tillman
Hyatt (unless he shows out at proday and a team falls in love)

Day3
Banks
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He did not fall out of the 1st round.
There's still a ton of tape of him pulling away from SEC DBs

He's the best deep threat coming out of college in who knows how long.

There's many dudes he would smoke in the 100 that would nip him in the 40.

What about his routes?
What about his hands?
Reading the coverage on his choice routes on the fly?

He's above average with all these things plus blazing fast.

4.4 flat isn't anything to sneeze at.
 
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Some of y'all are putting waaayy too much stock in a 40 time. If the top 5 WRs in the NFL right now are Jefferson, Tyreek Hill, Devante Adams, Stefon Diggs, and AJ Brown....Hyatt's 40 time is faster than all of the above aside from Hill.

A wise man once said, r-e-l-a-x
 
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K-town Vol Fan said:
Some of y'all are putting waaayy too much stock in a 40 time. If the top 5 WRs in the NFL right now are Jefferson, Tyreek Hill, Devante Adams, Stefon Diggs, and AJ Brown....Hyatt's 40 time is faster than all of the above aside from Hill.

A wise man once said, r-e-l-a-x
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Aside from Tyreek Hill and maybe Stefon Diggs, all those names were thicker WR’s with subtle differences in their style of play than a speed receiver. And both Hill and Diggs were fifth round picks fwiw. This discussion isn’t about what they end up at the professional level. Hyatt gets his chance and sets his market on the field. Never gets timed again afterwards.
 
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butchna said:
Aside from Tyreek Hill and maybe Stefon Diggs, all those names were thicker WR’s with subtle differences in their style of play than a speed receiver. And both Hill and Diggs were fifth round picks fwiw. This discussion isn’t about what they end up at the professional level. Hyatt gets his chance and sets his market on the field. Never gets timed again afterwards.
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"Speed receivers" aren't really a thing in the NFL. You can't just be fast to be a good NFL WR because the DBs are faster in most cases. If Jalen can't get separation in other ways besides speed, he will just have an average career.
 
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K-town Vol Fan said:
"Speed receivers" aren't really a thing in the NFL. You can't just be fast to be a good NFL WR because the DBs are faster in most cases. If Jalen can't get separation in other ways besides speed, he will just have an average career.
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Not “just” but everybody has a claim going into their career. His has been uncanny speed and that’s never been disputed. It’s made many receivers first or second day picks. Afterwards of course you need to be able to play to get that second contract. Haven’t advocated otherwise.
 
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LittleVol said:
He did not fall out of the 1st round.
There's still a ton of tape of him pulling away from SEC DBs

He's the best deep threat coming out of college in who knows how long.

There's many dudes he would smoke in the 100 that would nip him in the 40.

What about his routes?
What about his hands?
Reading the coverage on his choice routes on the fly?

He's above average with all these things plus blazing fast.

4.4 flat isn't anything to sneeze at.
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He weighed in at 176.. definitely out of the first round. If he'd run mid to low 4.3 and weighed in at his listed weight sure first round but 176 at 6 feet and he's probably put on as much as he is gonna he was 153 coming out of HS. All he has is speed and a 4.4 ain't enough. I hope I'm wrong and he shows out on his pro day with a 4.2 and blows it all up. I think Tillman is a better prospect and will do better in the NFL.
 
#95
#95
4.40 is FAF boy . But on film in pads in game he was not getting caught from behind
 
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