Lynn Stiles of the Kansas City Chiefs began a 24-team coalition called the Associated Pro Teams (APT) to share information. Teams are assigned by region and are responsible for getting information to the other 23 teams on all the individual workouts.

These times and measurements are not official by any means. They are as accurate as possible, but bear in mind that when these people do the running drills, there's always going to be a variance in time. Benches and jumps, though, are absolute.

• April 22: Miami RB Willis McGahee performed a near-full workout on his campus
• April 18: DE Terrell Suggs worked out again on his campus
• April 10: DB Yeremiah Bell worked out at Eastern Kentucky. He recently was granted eligibility for the draft after being turned down for his sixth collegiate year. He missed his fifth season after breaking his leg.
• April 7: QB Byron Leftwich worked out in Bradenton, Fla.
• April 4-6: This was re-check weekend in Indianapolis, where about 40 players who were invited to the Combine returned to have a recheck physical. For example, if a player had a broken hand when the original physical took place in February, the doctors were checking to see how it's mending and if it is mending correctly. Willis McGahee was one of the players rechecked, and the doctors say his injured knee is sound, he will be able to go to camp and work out fully in July, and there's no reason why he should miss the 2003 season.
• April 4: Rutgers TE L.J. Smith, who pulled a hamstring catching passes during Chris Simms' private workout on March 18, worked out the Rutgers campus.
• April 1: Cal QB Kyle Boller worked out in Chicago, his second on-site workout.
• March 27: Results from USC QB Carson Palmer's workout for the Jaguars

Pro Day workouts by schools:

• Brandt's Combine coverage: Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3 | Day 4 | Day 5 | Day 6

BETHUNE-COOKMAN: MARCH 28
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Rashean Mathis	DB	Mathis has "Top 20" visits coming up with Kansas City, San Francisco, New Orleans and Atlanta. Check out analysis of other top defensive players

CINCINNATI: MARCH 26
Cincinnati's prospects ran on a very fast track at their facilities.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Antwan Peek	DE	Peek stood at 6-2 5/8 and 243 pounds. He ran the 40 in 4.55 and 4.58 seconds. He bench-pressed 22 times, had a 36-inch vertical, a 10-foot-4 long jump, a 4.21 in the short shuttle, and a 6.85 in the three-cone drill. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Danny "Blue" Adams	CB	Adams stood at 5-9¼ and 186 pounds. He ran the 40 in 4.44 and 4.46 seconds. He had 12 benches, a 37½-inch vertical, a 10-foot-6 long jump, a 4.3 in the short shuttle and a 6.76 in the three-cone drill. He started as true freshman, had four interceptions, but in 1999, he tore his MCL and didn't play much in 2000 or 2001. He played pretty good this last year, even snagging two passes against Ohio State. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Jason Hunt	LB	Hunt was 6-1¾ and 228 pounds. He ran the 40 twice for a time of 4.66 each. He lifted the bar 22 times, had a 34-inch vertical, a 9-foot-7 long jump, a 4.31 short shuttle and a 6.96 in the three-cone drill. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Jon Olinger	WR	Olinger was 6-3¾ and 215 pounds. He ran the 40 twice for a time of 4.49 each. He showed 32½-inch vertical, a 9-foot-5 long jump, a 4.24 short shuttle and a 6.99 in the three-cone drill. He'll get drafted. Check out analysis of other top offensive players

ARIZONA STATE: MARCH 26
The Sun Devils had two Pro Days. Suggs worked out on March 26, the rest worked out on March 14. For both of Suggs workouts (March 26 and April 18), many NFL people were there. Teams with big contingents for both workouts included Houston, Detroit, Chicago, Arizona, the Giants and Minnesota. Q & A with ASU head coach Dirk Koetter
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Terrell Suggs	DE	April 18 results: Weighing 258 pounds, Suggs ran a 4.88 40-yard dash against wind, and 4.95 and 4.92 with the wind. Yes, he ran faster running against the wind. However, his time in the 10-yard dash was 1.75 against the wind and 1.71 with the wind, and his times in the 20-yard dash were 2.84 with and against. He did look good in the drills, and especially looked quick during them. March 26 results: Suggs stood at 6-3 3/8 and 257 pounds. The first time Suggs ran the 40, it was a consensus 4.86 (meaning everyone had him clocked in that range). The second time, he ran for a high of 4.9 and a low of 4.77, depending on whose watch you're looking at. He ran better the second time, according to people there. He did 19 reps, had a 32½-inch vertical and a 9-foot long jump. He added a 4.33 in the short shuttle and a 7.48 in the three-cone drill. I thought he would run faster, but a lot of times, 40-yard dash times can be deceiving because players can play a lot faster on the field with equipment on. A fellow by the name of Jerry Rice ran on that same field 18 years ago and did not run the 40 below 4.68. I don't think he's ever been caught from behind during a game. Falcons national scout Mike Hagen was there, a man with years and years of valuable experience. Here is his analysis on Suggs: "He looked a lot better once he got started into the football drills, but he didn't run as expected. "We're talking about a guy who's a potential top 10 pick, and he didn't post those kinds of numbers. He's just one of those guys who's not a workout guy, but if you like him as a football player, then these things shouldn't bother you. With a helmet and pads on, he's a very productive, highly-successful player against top competition. His workout won't influence my grade on this kid. I have him getting a high first-round grade." Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Solomon Bates	LB	Bates came in at 6-1 and 244 pounds. He ran the 40 twice for times of 4.78 and 4.79. He lifted the bar 22 times. He had a 30½-inch vertical jump, a 9-foot-4 in the long jump, a 4.26 in the short shuttle and a 6.85 in the three-cone drill. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Shaun McDonald	WR	McDonald was 5-8 5/8 and 175 pounds. He ran the 40 in 4.47 and 4.46 seconds on outdoor Astroturf. He had a 33½-inch vertical, a 9-foot long jump, a 4.07 in the short shuttle, and a 6.85 in the three-cone drill. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Mike Pinkard	TE	Pinkard was 6-5 3/4 and 263 pounds. He didn't do a lot, but did run the 40 in 4.7 and 4.68 seconds. He had a 9-foot-8 long jump and a three-cone time of 7.05 seconds. Check out analysis of other top offensive players

UNLV: MARCH 25
There were 17 teams and 20 NFL people there, as well as ex-NFL QB Warren Moon. Fourteen of the 19 players working out were seniors.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Jason Thomas	QB	Thomas was listed at 6-foot-3 5/8, 242 pounds, ran 4.86 and 4.90 in the 40 on FieldTurf, had a 32-inch vertical jump, ran a 4.48 short shuttle, and 7.35 three-cone drill. The Chargers ran the passing drills for Thomas, who also caught some passes as teams hoped he would -- he could be drafted as a receiver. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Kevin Brown	RB	Brown ran 4.49 and 4.53 in the 40. He was at UNLV two years ago.
Steve Costa	FB	Costa was listed at 6-foot-1 and 236 pounds. He ran the 40 in 4.55 and 4.56, had a 34½inch vertical jump, a 9-fot-9 long jump, and lifted 24 times. He drew some interest.
Tony Terrell	OG	Terrell looked good at 316 pounds. He had a 28½-inch vertical jump, 8-foot-5 long jump, ran 4.79 in the short shuttle, and 8.01 in the three-cone drill.

PITTSBURGH: MARCH 24
There were 40 people there to watch the workouts, including Hall of Famer Mike Singletary, who is now the Baltimore Ravens' linebackers coach. The three-cone drill was done on Field Turf that was a little slippery.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Gerald Hayes	LB	Hayes, who led Pittsburgh in tackles last season with 133, measured just over 6 feet and weighed 239 pounds. He ran 4.75 and 4.79 on an indoor track. He registered a 31-inch vertical jump, 4.41 in the short shuttle and 7.62 in three-cone drill. He didn't do the long jump. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Torrie Cox	CB	Cox measured 5-foot-9¼ and weighed 181 pounds. He ran the 40 twice at 4.50 and had a 35-inch vertical jump. He didn't do the long jump, but registered a 4.19 in the short shuttle and 7.16 in the three-cone drill. He also performed 17 bench presses.
Shawn Robinson	CB	Robinson measured 5-foot-10½ and weighed 180 pounds. He ran the 40 two times, twice clocking a 4.50. He had a 34-inch vertical jump, and registered 4.14 in the short shuttle and 7.40 in the three-cone drill.

WAKE FOREST: MARCH 20
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Calvin Pace	DE	Pace measured 6-foot-4, 267 pounds and ran the 40 in 4.65 and 4.67 on a Tartan track. He had a 31-inch vertical jump and a 9-foot-7 long jump. He was timed at 4.62 in the short shuttle and 7.96 in the three-cone drill. He lifted 19 times. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Ovie Mughelli	FB	Mughelli stood at 6-1, 250 pounds. He was timed at 4.84 and 4.85 in the 40, 4.55 in the short shuttle and 7.96 in the three-cone drill. He had a 30-inch vertical jump, a 9-foot-9 long jump and benched 15 times. Check out analysis of other top offensive players

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PENN STATE: MARCH 20
Four head coaches -- the Bengals' Marvin Lewis, the Bills' Gregg Williams, the Steelers' Bill Cowher and the Saints' Jim Haslett -- were among those in attendance. In addition, general managers Matt Millen (Detroit), Tom Donahue (Buffalo) and Carl Peterson (Kansas City) were present. Probably 65 NFL people were there. The players ran on Tartan indoors -- a very fast track.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Bryant Johnson	WR	Johnson stood at 6-2 3/8 and weighed in at 211 pounds. He ran the 40 twice for times of 4.37 and 4.41. He had a 36½-inch vertical jump and a 10-6 broad jump. He also ran the short shuttle in 4.14 and the three-cone drill in 7.18 seconds.
Larry Johnson	RB	Johnson did his job today. He stood at 6-1 and weighed 222 pounds. He ran the 40 in 4.45 and 4.4 seconds. He displayed a 41-inch vertical jump and a 10-4 broad jump. He also ran the short shuttle in 4.28 and the three-cone drill in 7.06. He looked very good running and catching the ball.
Jimmy Kennedy	DT	Kennedy (6-4, 323 pounds) ran the 40 three times: 5.2, 5.22 and 5.25 seconds each. He had a 30-inch vertical and a 8-foot-3 long jump. He ran the short shuttle in 4.72 seconds and the three-cone drill in 8.06 seconds. He also did 23 bench-presses.
Anthony Adams	DT	Adams only ran the 40 twice for times of 5.13 and 5.09. He decided to go with his numbers from the Combine otherwise.
Gus Felder	OT	Felder was 6-3 3/8 and 319 pounds. He ran the 40 twice for 5.6 and 5.62. He showed a 28-inch vertical and a 8-foot-2 broad jump.
Michael Haynes	DE	Haynes, who was 6-3 5/8 and 278 pounds, ran the 40 once for a time of 4.70, and that was it. He did everything else at Indy.
Joe Iorio	C	Iorio measured at 6-2¾ and 307 pounds. He had 27 bench presses, a 33-inch vertical jump and a 9-foot broad jump. He ran the 40 in 5.07, the short shuttle in 4.41 and the three-cone drill in 7.34.
Bryan Scott	DB	Scott ran the 40-yard dash twice, recording a 4.45 time on both attempts. He had a 10-foot long jump and a 37-inch vertical. He did the short shuttle in 4.10 seconds and the three-cone drill in 6.93 seconds.

MARYLAND: MARCH 19
Player	Position	Gil's comments
E.J. Henderson	LB	Henderson measured 6-foot-1 1/2, 238 pounds. He ran the 40 in 4.68 with the wind (blowing at approximately 15 mph) and 4.82 against the wind on AstroTurf outdoors. He had a 32½-inch vertical jump and a 9-foot long jump. He was timed at 4.34 in the short shuttle and 7.15 in the three-cone drill. Check out analysis of other top defensive players

NOTRE DAME: MARCH 19
The workout started bright and early at 8 a.m. EST. In South Bend was Bills general manager Tom Donahoe and about 60 assistant coaches and scouts.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Arnaz Battle	WR	Arnaz Battle was listed at 6-1½, 210 pounds, ran a 4.43 and 4.46, had a 10-foot-1 long jump, and 34-inch vertical jump. The consensus is that he has very good hands, but needs work in route running. He has only been a receiver for two years because he was a quarterback before that. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Jeff Faine	C	Jeff Faine really impressed people. He was listed at 6-foot-3, 298 pounds, and had a 33¼-inch arm length. He ran a 4.9 and had a 1.68 in the 10-yard dash, 36-inch vertical jump, 10-foot long jump, 25 reps on the bench press, 4.28 short shuttle, and 7.16 cone drill. Four offensive line coaches worked him out pretty good. His stock elevated today. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Jordan Black	OT	Jordan Black came in at 6-foot-6 and 315 pounds. He worked out in Indianapolis, so he didn't work out at the Pro Day. He worked in the field, but didn't run the 40 or in any drills. Black turned in 20 reps in the bench press. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Gerome Sapp	SS	Gerome Sapp did not do anything because he broke his wrist on Feb. 26. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Shane Walton	CB	Shane Walton ran 4.71 and 4.69, 6.90 in the cone drill. No jumps were performed, but he did work out. Check out analysis of other top defensive players

FLORIDA: MARCH 19
About 100 people there, including Butch Davis and former Florida head coach Steve Spurrier. There might have been one more head coach in attendance, but the crowd was so big it was hard to find anyone. The players ran on grass.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Rex Grossman	WR	Rex Grossman was there pretty much just to throw the ball, but did some things. He measured at 6-1 at Indy, weighed 216 pounds here, and ran 5.09 and 5.21 in the 40. He had a 27-inch vertical, an 8-foot-3 long jump, a 4.51 time in the short shuttle, and a 7.25 time in the three-cone drill. Discovered at Florida's Pro Day was how Grossman became a Gator. He is from Bloomington, IN, and he went to Florida with his family on spring break. Spurrier had no idea he would show up. Grossman brings a highlight tape with him, and Spurrier takes one look at the tape, noticed how fast his release was, and said, "He's got a quick release. Let's give him a scholarship." The rest is history. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Taylor Jacobs	WR	Taylor Jacobs ran the 40 in 4.37, had a 37-inch vertical jump, and didn't drop a pass in practice. He measured up at 6-0¼ and 197 pounds, and had a 9-foot-9 long jump. Jacobs added a 4.19 time in the short shuttle and 6.81 in the three-cone drill. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Tron LaFavor	DT	LaFavor was 6-2 and 286 pounds. He ran for 5.12 twice in the 40-yard dash. He displayed a vertical jump of 28 inches, did not do a long jump, was a 4.56 in the short shuttle, and did a 7.7 in the three-cone drill. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Clint Mitchell	DE	Mitchell is 6-6 7/8 and 252 pounds, making him one of the tallest defensive linemen in the draft. He ran the 40 twice for times of 4.98 and 4.95 seconds. He didn't do anything else because he did it already in Indy. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Aaron Walker	TE	Walker measured up at 6-5 3/8 and 250 pounds. All he did here was run the 40, which he did for times of 4.80 and 4.78 seconds. He did not do anything else. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Mike Nattiel	LB	Nattiel measured 5-11 5/8 and 220 pounds. He produced 40 times of 4.62 and 4.65. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Todd Johnson	S	Todd Johnson weighed in at 206 and ran the 40 in 4.50 and 4.54. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Ian Scott	DT	Scott, who was not at the Combine, stood at 6-foot-2 1/2, 310 pounds. He ran the 40 in 5.12 and 5.19 and was timed at 4.60 in the short shuttle and 7.96 in the three-cone drill. He had an 8-foot-2 long jump.
Earnest Graham	RB	Graham was timed at 4.78 and 4.84 in the 40-yard dash.

FLORIDA STATE: MARCH 19
Head coaches Mike Tice and Jack Del Rio were present with about 70 people in total.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Anquan Boldin	WR	Boldin, who is 6-1, 211, ran the 40 in 4.54. Then they made him take the track spikes off and he ran 4.62. He ran and worked out, but didn't do other drills. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Talman Gardner	WR	Gardner came in at 6-0¾ and 209 pounds. He ran 4.33 with the spikes and 4.38 without the spikes.
Montrae Holland	OG	Holland was listed at 6-foot-1½, 326 pounds. He ran 5.19, had a 28-inch vertical jump, and a 9-foot-6 long jump.
Alonzo Jackson	DE	Jackson was 6-3½, 265 pounds. He ran 4.69 and 4.77, had a 42-inch vertical jump. 37-inch arms, and did 15 reps. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Nick Maddox	RB	Maddox came in at 5-foot-10¾ and 211 pounds. He ran 4.49 and 4.59, had a 35-inch vertical jump, 9-foot-2 long jump, 4.34 short shuttle, and 7.18 in the cone drill.
Eric Powell	DE	Powell was 6-2 5/8, 268 pounds, ran 4.62 and 4.57, had a 38-inch vertical jump, 9-foot-9 in the long jump, 23 reps, did 4.72 in the short shuttle, and 7.37 in the three-cone.
Brett Williams	OT	Williams is 6-foot-5¼ and 315 pounds. He did all the workouts at the Combine and did it again in Tallahassee. He ran 5.11 in the 40, had a 29-inch vertical jump, 8-foot-4 long jump, and 24 reps on bench.

STEPHEN F. AUSTIN: MARCH 18
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Lawrence Hamilton	WR	Lawrence Hamilton is listed at 6-foot-2 and 200 pounds. He broke his leg last year, but still ran 4.41 and 4.42. A high school basketball player who only played one year of high school football. Check out analysis of other top offensive players

TEXAS: MARCH 19
First of all, 75 people were here, including head coaches Jim Haslett (Saints) and Mike Tice (Vikings), Saints general manager Mickey Loomis, Chiefs vice president of football operations Lynn Stiles and Vikings owner Red McCombs. Lots and lots of defensive coordinators were also here, including Mike "Rookie" Nolan from Baltimore, Dale Lindsey from San Diego and George O'Leary from Minnesota. Defensive backs coach Jon Hoak from Houston was in attendance, as was one of the top defensive line coaches in the country, Bill Kollar from the Rams, and Saints quarterbacks coach Mike Sheppard. Obviously, there are a lot of heavyweights here. A total of 14 players worked out, including three guys who have graduated in the past but are still chasing that NFL dream. The players ran indoors on a very soft Astroturf track, which is known as a slow track. Go inside Texas' Pro Day with Gil Brandt.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Rod Babers	CB	Babers did not work out at the Pro Day, but did well at the Combine. He did the position drills for the scouts on hand. He measured up at 5-foot-8¾ and 192 pounds in Indianapolis. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Robbie Doane	OT	Doane stood at 6-5 5/8 and 308 pounds. He ran the 40 for an average of 5.32 seconds. His vertical was 25½ inches and his broad jump was 7-foot-8. He did the short shuttle in 4.47 seconds. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Derrick Dockery	OT	Dockery did not work out at the Combine but did here. He came into the day at 6-5½ and 338 pounds. His 40 times were 5.5 and 5.52 seconds. His vertical was 28 inches, his long jump was measured at 8-foot-4, he had 22 lifts, and his arms measured at 35½ inches. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Lee Jackson	LB	Jackson played as a LB in college and was not at Indy. He stood in at 6-2¼, weighed 213 pounds, and ran the 40 in 4.62 seconds. He had a 33-inch vertical, a 10-foot-6 long jump, and ran the shuttle in 4.28 seconds and the three-cone drill in 7.13 seconds. He added 14 lifts. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Cory Redding	DE	Redding did not work out at the Combine, but did here. He stood at 6-3 5/8 and weighed 274 pounds. Redding ran the 40 in 4.88 and 4.89 seconds on two attempts. His vertical was recorded at 29 inches while his long jump was 9-foot-3½. Redding added 26 lifts and ran the three-cone drill in 7.09 and had a short shuttle time of 4.28 seconds. His arms were also measured at 33½ inches. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
CHRIS SIMMS
Chris Simms held a private workout in New Jersey at the Giants' practice facility on March 18. Jim Fassel, head coach of the New York Giants, orchestrated the drills.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Chris Simms	QB	Simms worked out on his own. Six teams were represented, including QB coaches from St. Louis, Chicago, Jacksonville and Cincinnati. He threw over 100 passes to Rutgers TE L.J. Smith, Penn WR Rob Milanese and John Fassel, Jim Fassel's son and head coach at New Mexico Highlands University. St. Louis' offensive coordinator and QB coach Steve Fairchild stood behind Simms, and after he finished his drills with Fassel, asked the other scouts if there were any other kinds of passes they wanted to see Simms throw. The people there asked for bootlegs and cross-body passes. And Simms did them. Those that were there say he did very good. Check out analysis of other top offensive players

FRESNO STATE: MARCH 4 AND 18
At the first Pro Day, 11 players in all participated. There were 18 teams there, including the linebacker coaches from the Texans and Jaguars. At the second Pro Day, one interested observer was Steelers college scout Bob Lane. Nine guys in total worked out for Fresno State's second Pro Day.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Nick Burley	DE	(March 4) -- Nick Burley worked out at the Combine and then worked out again. He ran a 4.80 indoors in Indianapolis and 4.82 on rough grass at the Pro Day. (March 18) -- Burley weighed 5 pounds more (243) and ran the 40 in 4.7 and 4.73 on grass. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Sam Williams	LB	(March 4) -- Sam Williams, who had not been invited to the Combine, was the star of the afternoon. He measured 6-4½, 250 pounds and ran three times on rough grass for an average of 4.58. Had a 38-inch vertical jump and a 10-foot-1 long jump. (March 18) -- Williams did even better at his second Pro Day, timed in the 40 at 4.57 and 4.58 on grass. He weighed in at 257 pounds and upgraded his bench to 21 lifts. Williams ran the short shuttle in 4.24. Check out analysis of other top defensive players

MICHIGAN STATE: MARCH 18
40-plus NFL people came to see this workout, which we knew would be the case. Some of the notables on hand included Lions head coach Steve Mariucci and Texans head coach Dom Capers. Mike Johnson, the quarterbacks coach from Atlanta ran the Michigan State drills, with the exception of defensive backs coach Peter Giunta from Kansas City, who ran the drills for the DBs.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Charles Rogers	WR	This prospect stood at 6-2 3/8 and weighed 200 pounds. He ran the 40 once on FieldTurf indoors in 4.3 seconds. Rogers also had a 37-inch vertical, a 10-foot-1 long jump, ran the short shuttle in 4.19 seconds and did the three-cone drill in 7.10 seconds. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Cedric Henry	DB	Henry, a 5-10, 189-pound prospect, ran an average 40 time of 4.52. He had a 33½-inch vertical jump, a 9-foot-4 long jump, and ran the short shuttle in 4.41 seconds and the three-cone drill in 7.39 seconds. He also did 14 benches. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Dawan Moss	RB	Moss was 5-10 1/8, 241 pounds and did 26 benches. He ran twice for an average of 4.81 in the 40. He had a 33-inch vertical and a 9-foot-6 long jump. He ran the short shuttle in 4.57 seconds and the three-cone in 7.60 seconds. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
DeMario Suggs	CB	Not to be confused with the Arizona State DE with the same last name. DeMario stood at 5-11 1/8, weighed 196 pounds, and ran 4.46 and 4.45 in the 40-yard dash. He had a 39-inch vertical, a 10-foot-3 broad jump, and ran the short shuttle in 4.17 seconds and the cone in 6.98 seconds. In addition, Suggs had 27 lifts. Suggs is a six-year player who was redshirted in 1997 and medical redshirt in 2000. Check out analysis of other top defensive players

MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE: MARCH 18
Surprise! 22 teams and over 50 NFL people were at this sleepy school to watch their workout. Those on hand include quarterbacks coach Ted Tollner from the 49ers and offensive coordinator Mike Heimerdinger from Tennessee. Middle Tennessee State's head coach, Andy McCollum, is a real up and coming coach in the college ranks and deserves some praise here.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Tyrone Calico	WR	Calico was 6-3 7/8 and 222 pounds. He didn't do anything else except his position drills. However, his hand measured 9½ inches and his arms measured 35 inches. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Dwone Hicks	RB	Hicks did not run at Indy but did here. He stood at 5-10 and weighed 217 pounds. He ran the 40 twice for times of 4.61 and 4.64. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
ReShard Lee	RB	Lee was not at the Combine. Here, he was 5-10¼ and weighed around 229 during the season. He ran the 40 twice for times of 4.64 and 4.62. Lee had a 35-inch vertical, a 9-foot-7 long jump, ran the short shuttle in 4.3 seconds, ran the three-cone drill in 7.64 seconds, and put up the bar 22 times. Check out analysis of other top offensive players

UCLA: MARCH 17
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Marcus Reese	WR	Marcus Reese is listed at 6-0¾ and 231 pounds. He did 21 benches, had a 32-inch vertical jump, 9-foot long jump, timed at 4.15 in the short shuttle, 7.13 in the cone drill, and 4.62 and 4.71 in the 40. Reese was UCLA's defensive Player of the Year. He took over the position Robert Thomas (Rams) left from last year. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Ricky Manning	CB	Manning was 5-9 and weighed 180 pounds. He ran four times, as low as 4.42 and as high as 4.49. Manning didn't do anything else except positional drills.
Mike Saffer	OT	Saffer stood at 6-4 5/8 and 301 pounds. He ran the 40 as low as 5.13 seconds and as high as 5.2 seconds. He had a 31-inch vertical and a 9-foot-3 broad jump. He also did 21 lifts, ran the short shuttle of 4.60 seconds, and did not do the cone drill. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Mike Seidman	TE	Seidman was 6-4 3/8 and 271 pounds, but he ran the 40 as low as 4.74 and as high as 4.79 seconds. Those on hand felt he really looked good. He had previously done 20 reps at the Combine, so he didn't lift here. Seidman also had a vertical of 30 inches and a long jump of 9-foot-2. He did 4.32 in the short shuttle and 7.13 in the three-cone drill. Check out analysis of other top offensive players

MARSHALL: MARCH 14
Leftwich held a private workout in Bradenton, Fla. on April 7. The rest of his teammates had their Pro Day on campus, and ran outdoors on turf.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Byron Leftwich	QB	Leftwich worked out at a high school in Bradenton, Fla. because the NFL did not let him work out at the University of South Florida even though he was training nearby. Four head coaches -- Jack Del Rio, John Fox, Brian Billick and Marvin Lewis were there, as were general managers Rich McKay, Jerry Angelo and Ozzie Newsome. Jon Gruden, Sr. was also on hand, as was ESPN to shoot a bunch of stuff. Larry Kennan, a former NFL coach, ran his QB drills, and he took all of his snaps from under center. Weighing in at 236 pounds, Leftwich ran the 40-yard dash twice between 4.85 and 4.92 seconds, which in our system equates to a 4.89. He ran a 4.50 short shuttle and a 7.71 three-cone drill, but remember, he's a long strider, so it makes it tough to run the three-cone. It's also important to note that the kind of shoes Leftwich wore were "nubs," or very short, rounded cleats. Best of all, he looked good in the side-to-side drills they put him through. Billick, for one, was impressed with Leftwich's movement. He threw to Peter Warrick, Ron Dugans and Sylvester Morris. When he first got to his training center in Florida, he weighed 263 pounds. Now, he's down to 236. Following the workout, Leftwich made plans to visit Cincinnati the following day. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Chris Crocker	DB	This young man was 5-10¾, 184 pounds, and ran the 40 twice for times of 4.48 and 4.46. He had a 37-inch vertical, a 10-foot-3 long jump, a 4.1 short shuttle, and a 6.57 three-cone drill. He added 16 bench-presses. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Steve Sciullo	OT	Sciullo stood at 6-5 1/8 and 328 pounds. He did 25 benches, but did not do jumps or the 40. He did do the short shuttle (4.53) and the three-cone drill (7.54). Check out analysis of other top offensive players

PORTLAND STATE: MARCH 14
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Juston Wood	QB	Wood weighed 208 pounds. He ran three 40s on wet FieldTurf -- 4.93, 4.87, 4.84. Check out analysis of other top offensive players

OHIO STATE: MARCH 14
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Mike Doss	SS	Mike Doss may be the happiest man in the state of Ohio after running 4.47 and 4.53 at his indvidual workout. He had a 39-inch vertical jump, did 16 reps, and and a 10-foot-3 long jump. He showed strong change of direction with a 3.97 short shuttle and a 6.77 in the three-cone drill. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Cie Grant	LB/DB	Grant stood at 6-0½ and weighed 230 pounds. He ran 40 times of 4.52 and 4.49 seconds. He did 21 benches and did the rest of his workout at the Combine. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Donnie Nickey	FS	Nickey came to his Pro Day at 6-2¼ and 215 pounds. He ran a 4.51 and 4.54 in the 40. He had a 37-inch vertical, a 9-foot-10 broad jump, and recorded times of 4.15 in the short shuttle and and 6.77 in the three-cone drill. He also did 17 reps. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Kenny Peterson	DT	Peterson was 6-3½ and 288 pounds. He did 27 reps, a 30-inch vertical, and an 8-foot-7 long jump. He also started to run but pulled his left hamstring on his first 40. He might run again in two weeks. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Chris Vance	WR	At 6-1 and 192 pounds, Vance ran the 40 in 4.58 and 4.62 seconds. He had a 37-inch vertical and a 10-foot-5 long jump. He had a short shuttle time of 4.23 seconds and a three-cone drill time of 7.17 seconds. Vance showed some good hands in the drills. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Matt Wilhelm	LB	Here is how the 6-3 7/8, 243-pound linebacker did: He ran the 40 twice at 4.68 and 4.66 seconds, jumped vertically 39 inches, jumped horizontally 10-foot-1, ran the short shuttle in 4.15 seconds and the three-cone drill in 6.61 seconds. Check out analysis of other top defensive players

MICHIGAN: MARCH 14
About 60 people attended, including Steve Mariucci and Matt Millen of the Lions. The players ran indoors on a rubber track and then moved to the football facility to do the position workouts and agility drills.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Ronald Bellamy	WR	Ronald Bellamy posted an average of 4.41 for his 40s. He had a 35-inch vertical jump and a 9-foot-11 long jump. He ran the short shuttle in 4.05 and the three-cone drill in 6.86. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Charles Drake	SS	Charles Drake averaged 4.44 for his 40s and ran a 4.39 short shuttle and 7.11 in the three-cone drill. He had a 32&$189;-inch vertical jump and a 9-foot-7 long jump. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Cato June	FS	Cato June ran a 4.60 but pulled up with a leg injury so he couldn't run again. He didn't do the vertical or long jump. He ran a 4.09 short shuttle, a 7.14 in the three-cone drill, and benched 23 times.
B.J. Askew	RB	B.J. Askew worked out with a broken left hand that was in a cast. He posted a 4.60 average for his 40s, had a 35-inch vertical jump, and a 10-foot-1 long jump. He ran a 4.13 in the short shuttle and 6.84 in the three-cone drill.
Julius Curry	SS	Julius Curry ran once (4.57) then pulled up lame. He benched 31 times and had a 34-inch vertical jump and a 9-foot-8 long jump.
Victor Hobson	LB	Victor Hobson averaged 4.61 for his 40s. He ran a 4.20 short shuttle and 7.09 on the three-cone drill.
Ben Joppru	TE	Ben Joppru averaged 4.78 for his 40s. He had a 30½-inch vertical jump, a 9-foot-3 long jump, and was timed at 4.50 in the short shuttle and 7.31 in the three-cone drill.
Dave Petruziello	OL	Petruziello averaged 5.32 for his 40s. He also did 33 reps, but didn't do the jumps because he had a small calf injury.
Brandon Williams	CB	Brandon Williams, who was not at the Combine, was timed at 4.4 in the 40, 4.31 in the short shuttle and 7.18 in the three-cone drill. He had a 37-inch vertical jump and a 10-foot long jump.

CAL: MARCH 13
There were about 50 people there, including Packers head coach Mike Sherman and offensive coordinator Tom Rossley, 49ers head coach Dennis Erickson and GM Terry Donahue, Jaguars coordinator Ken Anderson, Bengals coordinator Bob Bratkowski, Ravens offensive coordinator Matt Cavanaugh and QB coach Sean Payton from the Dallas Cowboys.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Kyle Boller	QB	Boller participated in a full workout because he didn't do his drills at the Combine. He did all his running and jumping in Indianapolis, but no passing. Cal head coach Jeff Tedford ran the drills at the Pro Day. Boller threw about 100 passes to three Cal wide receivers and one tight end. He threw all kinds of routes. He carries the ball good and high, and he can drive the ball if he has to or lay it in softly. Boller definitely has touch. His "Top 20" visits include Jacksonville, Chicago, Pittsburgh and Baltimore. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Nnamdi Asomugha	DB	Asomugha (Ah-so-mwah) measured up at 6-2 5/8, which is ¼th of an inch taller than he was at the Combine, and weighed in at 210 pounds. In the 40, he ran a 4.38 and a 4.44. He also ran a 4.22 short shuttle and a 7.03 three-cone drill. Asomugha worked out on Wednesday, not on Thursday. Check out analysis of other top defensive players

ALABAMA: MARCH 13
They ran on FieldTurf inside and then worked outside for their position drills. There were about 18 guys, 15 of them who were not in Indianapolis.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Jarret Johnson	DT	Jarret Johnson, who did everything at the Combine, did everything here again. He was described as "quick as a cat" in his workouts outside. Listed at 6-foot-3 and 285 pounds, he ran his 40s in 4.99 and 4.98, had a 30½-inch vertical jump, 8-foot-11 long jump, and threw the bar up 23 times. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Kenny King	DT	Kenny King is 6-foot-3, 280 pounds, ran the 40 in 5.03 and 4.93, had a 36-inch vertical jump, 9-foot-5 long jump, and benched 25 times. He looked very good in the drills outside.
Bart Raulston	OT	Bart Raulston gets the "Jumbo Award" for being the biggest guy that we know of that has worked out this spring, coming in at 6-foot-8¼ and 376 pounds. He ran the 40 in 5.60 and 5.69, had a 26-inch vertical jump, 8-foot-4 long jump, and 26 benches. He holds the Alabama weight room record in the squat with a 650-pound lift. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Waine Bacon	SS	Ran his 40s in 4.55 and 4.56, had a 40-inch vertical jump, 9-foot-9½ long jump, and he did not do the bench press.
Hirchel Bolden	CB	Listed at 5-foot-10 5/8, 196 pounds, ran the 40s in 4.58 and 4.48, had a 35-inch vertical jump, 9-foot-3 long jump, and benched 13 times.
Sam Collins	WR	They say this kid looks pretty good. He is 6-foot-0 5/8 and 183 pounds. He ran 4.50 and 4.46, had a 36-inch vertical jump, and a 9-foot-5 long jump.
Gerald Dixon	CB	Measured at 5-foot-10 7/8, 182 pounds, ran the 40 in 4.53 and 4.47, had a 37½-inch vertical jump, 9-foot-9½ long jump, and did the bench eight times.
Kindal Moorehead	DE	He is 6-foot-2¾, 283 pounds, ran 4.96 and 4.97, had a 34-inch vertical jump, 9-foot long jump, and benched 23 times.
Tyler Watts	QB	The team's starting quarterback was listed at 6-foot-2 3/8 and 221 pounds. He ran his 40s in 4.82 and 4.80, had a 30-inch vertical jump, 9-foot-1 long jump, and did not participate in the bench press.

NEVADA-RENO: MARCH 13
Eight teams and four wide receivers coaches were there. Wolf Pack coach Chris Tormey really was honored to see Hall of Famer Paul Warfield there. (Warfield serves in an advisory capacity for the Dallas Cowboys.) WR Maurice Mann, a junior who will return for his senior season, ran a 40 in 4.38 and impressed Warfield, among others.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Corey Jackson	DE/TE	Everybody was pretty excited about Jackson, a basketball star who in 2002 played football for the first time since high school. Last basketball season, he was fifth in the NCAA with 11.2 rebounds per game. In football last season, he played on both sides of the ball. At the pro day, he measured 6-foot-6 and weighed 268 pounds. He ran a 40 in 4.85 and had a vertical jump of 35½ inches. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Nate Burleson	WR	Burleson ran 4.46 on FieldTurf.
Erick Streelman	TE	Streelman ran a 4.99.

VIRGINIA TECH: MARCH 13
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Lee Suggs	RB	Suggs stood at 5-11½ and weighed 204 pounds. He ran 4.45 and 4.48 in the 40-yard dash. He had a 36½-inch vertical, a 10-foot long jump, and ran the short shuttle in 4.14 seconds and the three-cone drill in 6.84 seconds. He did not lift because of a minor shoulder injury. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Anthony Davis	OL	Davis was 6-4½ and 316 pounds. He ran an average of 5.3 in the 40-yard dash. His vertical was 29 inches, his long jump was 8-foot-1, his short shuttle was done in 4.58 seconds, his three-cone time was 7.85 seconds, and he lifted the 225-pound bar 20 times. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Willie Pile	DB	Pile measured up at 6-2 1/8 and 204 pounds. He ran the 40 twice for times of 4.53 and 4.56. He did not jump or do anything else because he already had done that at the Combine. Check out analysis of other top defensive players

ARIZONA: MARCH 13
All the drills were run outside on grass.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Makoa Freitas	OT	Makoa Freitas is 6-4 3/8 and 304 pounds. He didn�t run the 40s, but posted times of 2.60 and 2.56 in the 20-yard dash. He also has a 24½-inch vertical jump and an 8-foot long jump. His father, Rocky, also an offensive tackle, was drafted in the third round by Detroit in 1968 and played until 1976. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Lance Briggs	LB	Lance Briggs was listed at 6-0¾ and 241 pounds. He ran the 40 in 4.79 and 4.78, did 4.49 in the short shuttle, had a 34-inch vertical jump, 9-foot-4 long jump, ran 7.16 in the cone drill, and did not bench. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Bobby Wade	WR	Bobby Wade is 5-foot-10 3/8, 189 pounds, ran the 40 in 4.65 and 4.65, and had a 31-inch vertical jump.

OREGON: MARCH 13
George Wrighster	TE	George Wrighster came out of school early. He is 6-2½ and 254 pounds. He ran the 40 in 4.72 and 4.78, had a 37½-vertical jump, 9-foot-6 long jump, 4.39 in the short shuttle, 7 seconds flat in the three-cone drill, had 10¼-inch hands and 33½-inch arms. Wrighster did not do the bench press. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Keenan Howry	WR	Keenan Howry worked out at Combine, did not so any of the running, and just did position drills.
Onterrio Smith	RB	Onterrio Smith still couldn't work out by the end of March because of a nagging knee injury. Smith was finally able to run on April 1 in front of about 15 teams. Figure that he had an average 40 time of 4.55 -- he went as low as 4.52 and as high as 4.58, depending on whose timer you're looking at. He also did this while weighing 215 pounds. Smith added a 33½-inch vertical, a 9-foot-2 long jump, a 4.34 short shuttle and a 7.21 three-cone drill. He also benched 16 times and really looked good catching the ball.

WASHINGTON: MARCH 13
The players ran on a really, really fast surface. Ten teams were represented, including a large contingent from the Seahawks. Knowing GM Bob Ferguson for many years, this is his way of saying the Seahawks and Huskies want to work together.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Kai Ellis	LB	Kai Ellis, who was not at the Combine, ran 4.89. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Ben Mahdavi	ILB	Mahdavi ran a 4.56.
Paul Arnold	WR	Arnold posted a 40 time of 4.45.
Kevin Ware	TE	Ware ran 4.68 after posting times of 4.75 and 4.82 at the Combine.

COLORADO: MARCH 12-13
Colorado lifted weights the evening of March 12, then ran on March 13. The players ran indoors on Tartan Turf, then did their workouts outdoors in the stadium. About 60 coaches and scouts were present, including Steelers head coach Bill Cowher and a large contingent from the Chiefs, headed by head coach Dick Vermeil, president/GM Carl Peterson and VP football operations/player personnel Lynn Stiles. Kansas City is believed to be focusing on DT Tyler Brayton. Despite building an upper deck to the stadium, luxury boxes, a four-story parking garage plus new offices, the main attraction was still Gary Barnett's Italian dinner. The Buffaloes coach helped put on a spread so big the scouts won't have to eat again for three days. There was one special participant: 1994 Heisman Trophy winner Rashaan Salaam, who is attempting a comeback. Salaam, who played at C.U., ran his 40s in 4.65 and 4.69.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Chris Brown	RB	Brown, who weighed 217 pounds, benched 18 times. He had a 39½-inch vertical jump and a 10-5 broad jump. He ran his 40s in 4.52 and 4.55, and the short shuttle in 4.35. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Justin Bates	OL	Bates, who weighed in at 302 pounds, ran the 40 in 5.5.
Tyler Brayton	DT	Brayton, who weighed in at 270 pounds, ran the 40 in 4.65 and 4.64. His vertical jump was 36½ inches and his broad jump was 9-10.
Brandon Drumm	FB	Drumm, who went to high school in Alaska, weighed in at 227 pounds. He ran his 40s in 4.66 and 4.7, and the short shuttle in 4.47. His vertical jump was 32 inches and his broad jump was 10-5. He did not bench in Boulder, but he did at Indy.
Wayne Lucier	OL	Brown, who weighed 298 pounds, ran his 40s in 5.3 and 5.34.
Donald Strickland	DB	Strickland did not run in Boulder (he ran in Indy), but he performed all the workouts.
Joe Swift	CB	Swift (5-9 7/8, 179 pounds), left the team early in the season, but was allowed to participate. He ran his 40s in 4.47 and 4.40.

KENTUCKY: MARCH 12
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Dewayne Robertson	DT	Robertson measured 6-1 5/8, 324 pounds. Ran the 40 in 4.88 and 4.84, the short shuttle in 4.46 and the three-cone drill in 7.76. He had a 29½-inch vertical jump, 8-foot-5 long jump and threw up the bar 30 times. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Artose Pinner	RB	Pinner has still not been able to run because of an ankle problem, but he should get drafted. Check out analysis of other top offensive players

WASHINGTON STATE: MARCH 12
There were 12 coaches at Washington State, including the QB coach from Minnesota, who worked out Jason Gesser.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Jason Gesser	QB	Gesser weighed 212 pounds and ran the 40 twice, clocking 5.03 and 5.06 (a 5.05 average). He had a 4.33 in the short shuttle, 7.12 in the three-cone drill and a 29½-inch vertical jump. He didn't do the long jump. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Mike Bush	WR	Bush ran the 40 three times, clocking 4.67, 4.71 and 4.71 for a 4.69 average. He had a 30-inch vertical jump and 9-foot-8½-inch long jump, while registering 4.30 in the short shuttle and 6.87 in the three-cone drill.
Rien Long	DT	Long was listed at 6-foot-6 and 303 pounds. He ran 5.2 and 5.21 in the 40, registered 4.50 in the short shuttle, 7.09 in the three-cone drill, had a 29-inch vertical jump, a 9-foot-4-inch long jump, and performed 18 bench presses. At the workout, Long's agent, Ralph Cindrich, was present despite there not being any NFL defensive line coaches. And, Long worked out despite the fact that he may need surgery on his knee. Word has it that a television sports personality was banned from campus for advising Long to leave school early. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Jerome Riley	WR	Riley, who's listed at 6-foot-2 and 180 pounds, ran the 40 three times, clocking 4.71, 4.68 and 4.62 for a 4.67 average. He also registered a 6.81 in the three-cone drill.

LOUISIANA STATE: MARCH 12
At the workout, Jimbo Fisher, LSU's offensive coordinator and one of the bright young minds in college football today, noted that the players would be running on a slow turf track, which would equate to running on grass. One head coach, Mike Sherman, attended, as well as about 60 coaches and scouts. These guys worked out again on March 25. Every player except for Domanick Davis did their complete workout again. 10 teams were represented and 14 total NFL people.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
LaBrandon Toefield	RB	LaBrandon Toefield weighed in at 229 pounds and ran the 40 in 4.62, 4.53 and 4.56. He ran the short shuttle in 4.15 and the three-cone drill in 7.22. He had a 9-foot-7 long jump and a 30-inch vertical jump. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Domanick Davis	RB/KR	Domanick Davis weighed 213 pounds and was timed at 4.66, 4.59 and 4.55 in the 40-yard dash. He didn't work out since he did all the drills at the Combine. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Bradie James	LB	Bradie James (6-3, 238) ran the 40 in 4.75, 4.65 and 4.65. He had a 9-foot-5 long jump and benched 16 times. He ran the short shuttle in 4.25 and the three-cone drill in 7.31. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Reggie Allen	DT	Allen worked out on March 26 only. He ran a 5.25 on that soft and slow turf. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Jerel Myers	WR	Jerel Myers was not at the Combine. He was timed at 4.59 and 4.53 in the 40, had a 31-inch vertical jump and a 9-foot-6 long jump. He ran the short shuttle in 4.03 and the three-cone drill in 6.82. He threw the bar up nine times. Both Cincinnati and Miami are bringing him in for a "top 20" visit.

STANFORD: MARCH 12
Dennis Erickson was there and there were also eight offensive line coaches. James Lofton, newly elected to the Hall of Fame, was there for a several reasons. He is an alumnus and his son is an up-and-coming football player there.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Kwame Harris	OT	Kwame Harris is a pretty interesting guy. He's a player that came out of school early. Born in Jamaica and raised in Newark, Del., he wound up at Stanford. He didn't run because he ran at the Combine, did 21 reps, and all of the position drills. The consensus of opinion is that Harris is going to be a very good player because he's so young, but he has a lot to learn. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Teyo Johnson	WR	Teyo Johnson ran his 40s in 4.68 and 4.71 on the turf, and caught the ball well. This is a player that has also come out a year early. He is a member of the Stanford basketball team. Teyo was a high school quarterback who has grown from a receiver to a tight end.
Colin Branch	FS	Colin, who worked out very well at the Combine, did not work out at his Pro Day because of his hamstring.
Matt Leonard	DT	Matt worked out in entirety at the Combine but did not work out at Stanford because he had the flu.
Casey Moore	FB	Casey Moore ran his 40s in 4.69 and 4.73.

TENNESSEE: MARCH 12
There were 17 players in total that worked out. They ran in the indoor facility, which is beautiful. It's just state-of-the-art. A whole bunch of kids were there watching and cheering, like they did at USC. Tennessee's crowd was equal to the one at Georgia the day before. It was unbelievable how many scouts were there. The lone head coach there was Jim Haslett. He gets the award for most visits. He was at Georgia the day before and Kansas State the day before that.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Julian Battle	DB	Julian Battle, who is 6-2 1/8, 204 pounds, ran the 40 in 4.42 and 4.44, had a 35 1/2-inch vertical jump, 9-foot-11 long jump, and benched 14 times. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Kelley Washington	WR	Kelly Washington is 6-2 �, 215 pounds. He ran 4.41 and 4.42, had a 39-inch vertical jump, 10-foot-9 � long jump, and benched 18 times. He also had a very good workout, catching the ball well and looking powerful coming out of his breaks. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Jason Witten	TE	Jason Whitten measured 6-5 �, 256 pounds. In the 40, he ran 4.69 twice, had a 32 1/2-inch vertical jump, 9-foot-5 long jump, and benched 28 times. He had a very good field workout and caught the ball well. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Aubrayo Franklin	DT	Aubrayo ran 5.2 and 5.27, had a 28 1/2-inch vertical jump, 8-foot-6 long jump, and benched 17 times. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Eddie Moore	LB	Moore didn't run at the Combine. He measured 6-foot 3/8 and 231 pounds. Running indoors on FieldTurf, he was timed at 4.61 and 4.69 in the 40 and ran a 4.39 short shuttle and 7.11 in the three-cone drill. He had a 38-inch vertical jump and a 9-foot-10 long jump. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Rashad Moore	DT	Rashad ran both his 40s in 4.98. He did not do the bench, the shuttle or any of the jumps. He had already done those drills at the Combine. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Will Ofenheusle	OT	Will ran his 40s in 5.33 and 5.26, had a 27-inch vertical jump, 8-foot long jump, and benched 25 times.
Leonard Scott	WR	Leonard Scott, a track man who played football to some extent, ran his 40s in 4.31 and 4.26, had a 35-inch vertical jump, 10-foot-7 � long jump, benched 13 times, and caught the ball well. He primarily came to UT as a runner for the track and field team. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Keyon Whiteside	LB	Keyon ran his 40s in 4.74 and 4.71, had a 33 �-inch vertical jump, 9-foot-4 � long jump, and benched 27. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Demetrin Veal	DT	Demetrin ran his 40s in 5.1 and 5.08, had a 33-inch vertical jump, 9-foot-4 long jump, and benched 25 times. Check out analysis of other top defensive players

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA: MARCH 12
Chargers coach Marty Schottenheimer was among the 60 NFL personnel in attendance. Cincinnati, which holds the No. 1 pick in the 2003 NFL Draft, sent offensive coordinator Bob Bratkowski and director of football operations Jim Lippincott. Nineteen players worked out. They ran outdoors on a fast track while several hundred people were in the stands cheering. NFL FILMS was on hand, too. All the players registered very good times, but it's important to note that all ran with the wind at their back.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Carson Palmer	QB	Palmer ran his 40s in 4.62 and 4.65, then he threw for about an hour to the Trojans' RBs and WRs. Palmer worked out additionally for the Bengals on March 21 for about an hour. Head coach Marvin Lewis, offensive coordinator Bob Bratkowski and quarterbacks coach Ken Zampese were there along with team executive vice president Katie Blackburn and head of business development Troy Blackburn. Bengals WRs T.J. Houshmandzadeh and Danny Farmer, along with USC WR Kareem Kelly and FB Malaefou MacKenzie caught passes for Palmer. Palmer and the Jaguars: Carson worked out for the Jaguars on March 27 in Southern California. Palmer threw about 40 passes to FB Malaefou MacKenzie and current Southern Cal WR Grant Mattos over the course of the workout. Jaguars GM James Harris, head coach Jack Del Rio and offensive coordinator Bill Musgrave was there. Musgrave orchestrated the drills while Palmer threw for about 30 minutes in extremely windy conditions. After that, most of the time was devoted to a blackboard session, where they quizzed him on opposing defensive schemes. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Kareem Kelly	WR	Kelly ran his 40s in 4.37 and 4.39.
Malaefou MacKenzie	TB	MacKenzie ran his 40s in 4.55 and 4.59.
Sultan McCullough	TB	McCullough ran his 40s in 4.31 and 4.33.
Troy Polamalu	S	Depending on which watch you were holding, Polamalu's 40s ranged from 4.33 to 4.38. His vertical jump was 43½ inches, and his long jump was 10 feet, 7 inches. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Darrell Rideaux	CB	Rideaux ran his 40s in 4.26 and 4.27, had a vertical jump of 38 inches and a long jump of 10-8 — and didn't get invited to the Combine! Trojans coach Pete Carroll described Rideaux — a kick returner who was measured at 5-foot-8 and 170 pounds — as a carbon copy of Ray Mickens.

TEXAS TECH: MARCH 11
Two QB coaches -- one from Chicago and one from Kansas City -- as well as a handful of scouts were on hand.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Kliff Kingsbury	QB	Kingsbury ran only one 40-yard dash, with a time of 4.82 seconds. He ran on Turf. He also did the three-cone drill and threw the ball for about 45 minutes. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Lawrence Flugence	LB	Despite working out at the Combine, Flugence did it all over again here. He ran the 40 three times, twice against the wind and once with the wind. The average time was 4.83 seconds. He also did the short shuttle and three-cone drill for the scouts on hand. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Aaron Hunt	LB	Hunt also worked out at the Combine, but worked out here as a linebacker instead of a defensive end. His 40-yard dash average was 4.79 seconds. He also did the short shuttle and three-cone drill. Check out analysis of other top defensive players

GEORGIA: MARCH 11
Over 100 people were there for this one. They said it was warm there and had five defensive line coaches working out. Hudson Houck, the offensive line coach from San Diego, was the guy that led the drills. By the way, Saints head coach Jim Haslett is everywhere! He was at Kansas State the day before, in Miami last week, and he'll be somewhere else tomorrow. He'll break the bank with frequent flyer miles. In total, 24 guys worked out. The players ran on a very fast rubber track.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Boss Bailey	LB	Bailey did not work out at the Combine, but put on a heck of a show here. Bailey measured up at 6-3¼ and 230 pounds, and ran a 4.35 on a rubber track and ran one time because he tweaked his hamstring. He also had a 44.5-inch vertical jump along with a 10-foot-11 long jump. Bailey had a second workout on April 7 since he didn't have a complete workout earlier. Well, it rained there, so he had to run inside on a wood floor. Before he ran, he threw the bar up 18 times. Then he ran the short in 4.29 and the three-cone drill in 7.34. He also did some positional drills, again, on the wood floor. Can't help but think that he would have had better numbers if he worked out at the Combine in the first place. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
George Foster	OT	Like Bailey, Foster didn't work at the Combine. And, like Bailey, Foster was impressive. He stood at 6-5½, 331 pounds, ran a 5.03 and 5.10, had a 32-inch vertical, and had an 8-foot, 7½-inch long jump. He looked very good in the drills. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Jon Stinchcomb	OT	Stinchcomb chose to work out again following the Combine and he did well. He measured up at 6-5 1/8, weighed 306 pounds, ran the 40 in 5.02 and 5.02 seconds. Best of all, he improved to 35 lifts on the bench. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Musa Smith	RB	Smith did not have a complete work out at the Combine. His measurements: 6-1 and 231 pounds. He did the 40 twice and ran it in 4.45 and 4.50 seconds. Smith also had a 38-inch vertical and that was all he did, choosing to highlight what he did do at the Combine. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Johnathan Sullivan	DT	Sullivan stood in at 6-3 3/8 and weighed 312 pounds. He ran the 40 in 4.92 and 5.02 seconds, had a 29½-inch vertical jump, an 8-foot, 4-inch broad jump, and lifted the 225-pound bar 24 times. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Kevin Breedlove	OL	Breedlove was not at the Combine. He stood at 6-4 1/8, weighed 320 pounds, ran in 5.34 and 5.31, had a 27½-inch vertical and a 8-foot, 4-inch broad jump. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Terrence Edwards	WR	Here's the deal on Edwards: He measured 6-0 1/8, weighed 179 pounds, and ran the 40 in 4.54 and 4.63 seconds. He had a 40-inch vertical and a 10-foot, 2½-inch long jump. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Tony Gilbert	LB	Gilbert was at the Combine, but was back at it at the Pro Day. Standing at an even 6-0 and weighing 244 pounds, Gilbert ran the 40-yard dash in 4.78 and 4.82 seconds. He had 17 benches, has a 31½-inch vertical and an 8-foot, 10¾-inch long jump. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Kareem Marshall	OT	Boy, Georgia sure has a lot of offensive linemen. Marshall was the tallest (6-6) and heaviest (341 pounds). He ran the 40 in 5.56 and 5.55 seconds, his vertical was 29 inches, and had a long jump of 8-foot, 2-inches. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
J.T. Wall	FB	This young man got some attention. He stood in at 5-11 5/8, weighed 262 pounds, ran 4.78 and 4.82, and had a 31½-inch vertical along with an 8-foot, 4½-inch long jump. Here's the best part: He threw up the 225-pound bar 38 times and caught the ball extremely well. Check out analysis of other top offensive players

HAWAII: MARCH 11
No, the Hawaii Pro Day isn't done on the islands -- they convened in Santa Monica, Calif. for this one. Also joining the Hawaii players were guys from Boise State, Idaho State and UNLV. About 17 total guys worked out. Every NFL team was represented here, including Chargers head coach Marty Schottenheimer. More than one person from each team was watching. In addition, there were 15 offensive line coaches there. Paul Alexander from the Bengals started out by putting the three linemen through drills for a little over an hour.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Wayne Hunter	OT	The talk of this workout was Hunter, who continues to see his draft stock rise. He weighed 311 and looked as athletic as a defensive back. Was very fluid and in the stretching exercises before he started as he was able to put his leg behind his head like a ballerina would do. We could see Hunter go in the first round. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Vincent Manuwai	OG	Manuwai weighed in at 303. The highlight of his workout? Manuwai knocked Jets offensive line coach and ex-player Doug Marrone down in a drill. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Pisa Tinoisamoa	LB	Tinoisamoa looked very good in his drills. Schottenheimer likes to draft defense, maybe he was looking at him. He has "Top 20" workout visits coming up with New England and Kansas City. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Tony Terrell	OT	Terrell played for UNLV but attended this Pro Day. This was a guy who needed to lose a little weight and did, which is always a difficult thing to do. He looked real good and impressed scouts with a good workout. Check out analysis of other top offensive players

VANDERBILT: MARCH 11
Twenty teams were at Vandy, they were given a nice breakfast of fruit and juices. The players elected to run on the grass field there instead of the FieldTurf. It was really well organized. The strength coach and trainer took a lot of time to talk to the NFL personnel there.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Dan Stricker	WR	Dan Stricker, who worked out in Indy, ran a 4.62 and a 4.65. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Hunter Hillenmeyer	LB	Hunter Hillenmeyer, who was not in Indy, worked out pretty well. He ran 4.83, 4.85 and 4.87. He had a 35.5-inch vertical jump, 9-foot-11 long jump, and benched 20 times. Check out analysis of other top defensive players

IOWA: MARCH 10
Mike Tice and Butch Davis were among the 57 pro personnel present, plus Buffalo vice president of player personnel Dwight Adams, Detroit director of college scouting Russ Bolinger, and Jacksonville director of college scouting Gene Smith. The players ran indoors on Turf.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Brad Banks	QB	Banks measured 5-10 7/8 and 200 pounds. He ran the 40 twice (4.74, 4.76) and had a 32 1/2-inch vertical jump and ran the three-cone drill in 6.79. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Dallas Clark	TE	Clark measured 6-3 1/4, 255 pounds. He posted identical times of 4.61 on his two 40s and had a 37 1/2-inch vertical jump, a 10-foot-6 1/2 long jump. He threw the bar up 19 times and did the three-cone drill in 6.40 and 6.64. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Eric Steinbach	OG	Steinbach (6-6, 295) ran the 40 in 4.95 and 4.84. He had a 35 1/2-inch vertical jump and a 9-foot-7 1/2 long jump. He benched 30 times and posted a time of 7.24 in the three-cone drill. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Colin Cole	DL	Cole measured 6-1 7/8, 307 pounds. He ran the 40 in 5.15 and 5.27, with a 33-inch vertical jump. He benched 29 times and posted a time of 7.62 in the three-cone drill. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Bruce Nelson	C	Nelson (6-5 1/8, 295) was timed at 5.21 and 5.26 in the 40. He had a 28 1/2-inch vertical jump and an 8-foot-7 long jump. He had 20 benches as well. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Derek Pagel	FS	Pagel measured 6-1, 210 pounds and ran the 40 twice (4.63, 4.61). He had a 9-foot-9 long jump, but didn't do the verical jump because he did it at the Combine. He benched 25 times and did the three-cone drill in 6.50. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Ben Sobieski	OG	Sobieski (6-4 3/4 311) was a sixth-year senior as he was granted an extra year because of injuries. He had a 34-inch vertical jump and an 8-foot-7 1/2 long jump> He ran 4.99 in each of his two 40s and benched 19 times. Check out analysis of other top offensive players

UTAH: MARCH 10
About 15 guys worked out, including Gross. About 20 NFL people there, including Texans offensive coordinator Chris Palmer with his offensive line coach Steve Marshall. Joe Bugel, who has been working with Gross, conducted the drills.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Jordan Gross	OT	Gross did well, and he continues to impress people and show that he can play as a left tackle. He is scheduled for a private workout with Jacksonville offensive line coach Paul Boudreau on March 17. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Antwoine Sanders	CB	Sanders elected to come out early. He ran very well (4.48 seconds in the 40) and had a 36½-inch vertical. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Dustin McQuivey	C	Another early-out guy, McQuivey ran the 40 in 5.5 seconds and had a 24-inch vertical jump. Check out analysis of other top offensive players

KANSAS STATE: MARCH 10
Chiefs head coach Dick Vermeil and Saints head coach Jim Haslett attended. There were 65 scouts there and 19 players worked out in total.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Terence Newman	CB	Newman worked out again, running 4.38 and 4.39. He had a short shuttle of 3.84 and did the three-cone drill in 6.58 and 6.64. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Terry Pierce	LB	Pierce ran three times because there was a large disparity between his first (4.9) and second (4.78) runs. His third 40 produced a time of 4.87. Pierce had a 31-inch vertical jump, 9-7 long jump and ran the short shuttle in 4.51 and the three-cone drill in 7.3. He didn't bench since he did it at the Combine. Pierce had a second workout on April 4. He was down 10 pounds and weighed 246. He ran the 40 this time for times of 4.87 and 4.84. He also ran the short shuttle in 4.38 and the three-cone drill in 7.19. Check out analysis of other top defensive players

PURDUE: MARCH 7
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Joe Odom	LB	Odom measured 6-1 1/8 and weighed 236 pounds. Indoors on fast AstroTurf, he ran two 40s in 4.5. He had a 36-inch vertical jump, ran the short shuttle in 4.10 and the three-cone drill in 6.83. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Gene Mruczkowski	C	Mruczkowski measured 6-2¾, and weighed 296 pounds. He worked the drills, but nothing else.
Pete Lougheed	OT	Lougheed measured 6-4 7/8, and weighed 297 pounds. He ran two 40s in 5.08 and the three-cone in 7.68. His vertical jump was 27 inches and his broad jump was 8-2.

HARVARD: MARCH 7
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Jamil Soriano	OT	Soriano measured 6-4 3/8 and weighed 310 pounds. He ran his 40s in 5.39 and 5.40, and the three-cone drill in 8.02. His vertical jump was 27 inches, and his broad jump was 8-9. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Carl Morris	WR	Morris measured 6-2 3/8, and weighed 215 pounds. On AstroTurf he ran two 40s in 4.57. His vertical jump was 28½ inches, his broad jump was 9-6, and he did the three-cone drill in 6.72.

TEXAS CHRISTIAN: MARCH 7
This workout was run extremely well. It was coordinated by C.O. Brocato, the Tennessee Titans' national coordinator of college scouting. There were 12 players who ran, four of whom worked out at the Scouting Combine in Indianapolis. They ran outdoors on grass in front of 25 NFL people.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
LaTarence Dunbar	WR	Dunbar ran a 4.59 twice on grass, about the same time he registered in Indianapolis at the Scouting Combine. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Jason Goss	CB	Goss tried to work out, but he was bothered by a tight hamstring. They told him not to run, but he ran anyway, perhaps to prove he would play through injury. He registered a 4.75. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Adrian Madise	WR	Madise also ran at the Combine. During the individual workout, he ran a 4.56 and 4.53. He measured 5-foot-11 inches and a quarter, and weighed in at 208 pounds. He registered a vertical jump of 30 1/2 inches and long-jumped 9 feet, 6 inches. Scouts are looking at him as as more of a kick returner.
LaMarcus McDonald	LB	McDonald left school early on the advice that he would be a second-round draft pick. He weighed in at 229 pounds and ran two 5.0s on grass. Scouts are looking for a faster time than that from a linebacker who weighs 229.
John Turntine	DT	Turntine really helped himself at the workout. He measured 6-foot-1 and 1/8 inches tall. He weighed 268 pounds. He did 20 reps and ran a 5.0 flat. He registered a vertical jump of 31 inches and long jumped 9 feet, 6 inches, very good for a guy his size. He did very well overall, the only slight being that scouts may wish he was a bit taller.

MORGAN STATE: MARCH 7
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Vishante Shiancoe	TE	Vishante Shiancoe worked out and did the drills, but did not run and jump any further. Check out analysis of other top offensive players

COLORADO STATE: MARCH 6
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Cecil Sapp	RB	Cecil Sapp, who is 5-foot-11, 226 pounds, put the bar up 23 times. Also had a 35" vertical jump, 9'6 long jump, and ran the 40 in 4.54 and 4.50 on Tartan indoors. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Rhett Nelson	DB	Rhett Nelson ran 4.31 and 4.30 on Tartan, did 16 reps on the bench, 40.5-inch vertical jump and 10'11" in the long jump. Lots of DB coaches there working Nelson out -- the feeling is that he is on the fast track.
Morgan Pears	OL	Morgan Pears ran the 40 in 5.13 and 5.13 on Tartan, lifted 22 times, had a 30-inch vertical jump, and 8'5" in the long jump.

UTAH STATE: MARCH 6
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Kevin Curtis	WR	Kevin Curtis did everything ... ran (again) and posted times of 4.36, 4.39 and 4.34. At the Combine, his time was a 4.43. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Ade Jimoh	CB	A guy that wasn't at the Combine that's going to raise some eyebrows is Ade Jimoh. Listed at 6-foot-7/8, 185 pounds, ran 4.5, 4.5 and 4.52. Had a 40-inch vertical jump, 11-foot long jump, and did 17 benches. He had shoulder injuries and didn't play as good as he did previously. Check out analysis of other top defensive players

NORTH CAROLINA STATE: MARCH 6
They did not run in their old facility that was very fast in previous years but rather in a new facility.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Terrence Holt	DB	Terrence Holt, brother of Rams WR Torry Holt, didn't run at the Combine, but did the shuttle and other drills. Holt did the same drills again here. Standing at 6-1 7/8 and 205 pounds, he posted a 10-4 long jump, and 4.53 and 4.54 in the 40-yard dash on Astroturf. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Sean Berton	TE	Berton was 6-4¾ and 274 pounds. He ran the 40 twice for times of 4.99 and 5.01. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Scott Kooistra	OT	Kooistra (6-5 7/8, 316 pounds) did 26 benches, down from 28 at the Combine, but still good. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Terrance Martin	DT	Martin, who did everything at the Combine, opted to only participate in position drills here. Check out analysis of other top defensive players

MISSISSIPPI STATE: MARCH 6
There were 10 teams present, including Atlanta backfield coach Ollie Wilson, who worked out Justin Griffin.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Mario Haggan	LB	Mario Haggan worked out and ran. He improved on his time of 4.68 twice. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Justin Griffin	FB	Justin Griffin only worked out.
Donald Lee	TE	Donald Lee only worked out, but had completed everything.

OREGON STATE: MARCH 6
Nine teams were present for this workout, but more than nine personnel people were there. For example, the Packers had two people there -- one of them being head coach Mike Sherman. Corvallis, Ore. is a beautiful place, but it's very hard to get to. CB Dennis Weathersby, DT James Lee, LB Nick Barnett and DT Eric Manning all worked out at the Combine and did not run or do any jumping here. However, they all did the position drills indoors on FieldTurf.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Terrell Roberts	CB	Roberts, who was at the NFL Combine, ran a lot better here. His vertical jump was 41 inches, his broad jump went for 10-6, and he ran the 40 in 4.52 seconds on an indoor track. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Calvin Carlyle	DB	Carlyle was not at the Combine but did work out here. He ran two 4.5s

BAYLOR: MARCH 6
There were 15 teams watching in Waco.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Reggie Newhouse	WR	Newhouse, son of former Dallas Cowboy Robert Newhouse, measured 6-0� and weighed 198. He ran 4.53 and 4.60 on Tartan turf. He ran the short shuttle in 4.50 seconds and the three-cone drill in 7.35. His vertical jump was 33½ inches and his broad jump was 10-2. Check out analysis of other top offensive players

MIAMI (FLA.): MARCH 6
Over 100 people were there, with at least three people from all 32 teams, including Redskins owner Dan Snyder, Texans senior vice president and GM Charley Casserley, Chiefs president and GM Carl Peterson, and head coaches Steve Mariucci (Lions), Jack Del Rio (Jaguars), Jim Haslett (Saints), Steve Spurrier (Redskins) and Dom Capers (Texans). In addition, every defensive line coach in the NFL was there. All of the Miami players ran and worked out with the exception of RB Willis McGahee, who worked out on April 22 (his results are below).
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Willis McGahee	RB	At long last, McGahee had his workout on April 22. Among those in attendance were coaches and scouts from the Texans, Titans, Steelers, Buccaneers, Saints, Ravens, Chiefs, Raiders and Eagles. In addition, the Patriots, 49ers and Redskins requested tapes of the workout. McGahee did 26 bench presses at 230 pounds, not the usual 225, and he also did some squats. He then ran two 50-yard dashes at what was termed about "80 percent healthy," but those times are not available, nor should they be legitimate because he wasn't running at 100 percent. He also caught 60 passes from Todd Sievers (the Hurricanes' kicker), where he ran a few routes, but mostly caught them sideways and over his head. He'll have an interesting Draft Day. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Andre Johnson	WR	Andre Johnson ran as low as 4.28 and as high as 4.4. He had a 41-inch vertical jump. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
William Joseph	DT	William Joseph ran 4.99 and 5.11 and had a 30-inch vertical jump. He did not lift weights since he threw the bar up 29 times at the Combine. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Jerome McDougle	DE	McDougle ran at the Combine, but was timed at 4.63 and 4.65 during his Pro Day.
Ken Dorsey	QB	Ken Dorsey ran the 40 in 5.02, but did well throwing the pro ball as opposed to the college one. Consensus was that his hands fit the pro ball better. It looks like he's starting to fill out and put good weight on.
Jamaal Green	DE	Jamaal Green did not run in Indianapolis. He measured 6-2 1/8, 267 pounds, had a 36-inch vertical jump, a 10-foot long jump, and was timed at 4.7 and 4.74. He worked out as a linebacker and looked pretty impressive at that position.
Brett Romberg	C	Brett Romberg ran 5.17 and 5.20. He did run at the Combine as well.
Ethenic Sands	WR	Ethenic Sands ran a 4.75.
Matt Walters	DE	Matt Walters, who did not run in Indianapolis, posted times of 4.74 and 4.79.
Andrew Williams	DE	Andrew Williams ran in Indianapolis and posted 4.61 and 4.60 during his individual workout.

ARKANSAS: MARCH 6
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Ken Hamlin	FS	Hamlin entered the workout at 6-2 ½ and 207 pounds. He ran twice for a 4.55 average. Had a 35-inch vertical and a 10-foot-4 long jump. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Raymond House	DE	House was 6-2 5/8, 273 pounds, and ran an average of 5.02 seconds in multiple 40-yard-dash attempts. His vertical was 34½ inches, and his broad jump was 10-foot-2. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Fred Talley	RB	Talley, who was not at the Combine, weighed in at 179 pounds. He ran an average of 4.36 in the 40. He has a 34-inch vertical and a 9-foot-9½ long jump. Check out analysis of other top offensive players

SOUTHERN METHODIST: MARCH 6
It was a drastic change in weather from Texas A&M; the day before. It was a beautiful day at SMU, about 70 degrees. Twenty different teams were represented and about 25 scouts. They were very well-organized. Had all the guys lift weights first, then do vertical jumps, and then run out on the grass field. They had packets with every player's information. The consensus of the scouts is that the SMU program is on the upswing.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Kris Briggs	RB	Kris Briggs was not at the Combine. He was ill early in the 2002 season and then gained over 200 yards in the last game of the year against Tulsa. He performed very well at his individual workout with a time of 4.7 and a 35 1/2-inch vertical jump. Helped himself a lot. Arizona Cardinals QB Josh McCown, who was at the workout, has been working with Briggs and he's very impressed with Briggs' catching ability. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Kevin Garrett	CB	Kevin Garrett had one of the fastest times at the Combine and he again ran extremely well, posting times of 4.41 and 4.39 on grass. Check out analysis of other top defensive players

KENT STATE: MARCH 5
Scouts from the Jets, Steelers, Texans, Rams and Colts were all on hand.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Roy Attieh	DT	Roy Attieh ran the 40 in 4.92, and also put up numbers of 26.5 inches in the vertical jump and 8-foor-9 in the long jump Check out analysis of other top defensive players

TROY STATE: MARCH 5
About six different teams there.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Osi Umenyiora	DE	Osi Umenyiora never played football until his junior year of high school. Started every game in 1999 and 2001 and had nine starts in 2000. 6'3 1/8, 278 pounds, had 24 lifts a 38"VJ, ran on grass 4.68 and 4.7. He was not at the Combine. Check out analysis of other top defensive players

BYU: MARCH 5
At the end of the workouts, a strange thing happened. Defensive linemen are supposed to go after quarterbacks, but on the same team? Well, BYU quarterback Bret Engemann, who is leaving school early, was tapped on the shoulder following his workout, and when he turned around, he was punched in the face by one of the defensive linemen. There's no definite word why, but it may have been over a woman.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Bret Engemann	QB	Engemann came out of school early so he wasn't at the Combine Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Spencer Nead	TE	Nead did the bench and worked out at combine. Improved on his bench (went from 19 to 22).
Gabe Reid	TE	Reid worked out and ran three times — 4.79, 4.75, 4.77. As opposed to 4.81 at the Combine.
Ben Archibald	G	Archibald measured 6-4 and 319 pounds. He was recovering from a broken leg, so all he did was the bench presses (27).

OKLAHOMA: MARCH 5
Thirty-five NFL officials attended the workout, including Dave Campo, the Browns' new defensive coordinator. There was a dramatic change in weather. The night before the Oklahoma Pro Day, it was 60 degrees then dropped down to 20 for the workouts. The players did their drills in their new state-of-the-art fieldhouse. They did not run on the FieldTurf, though. They ran indoors on a tarp.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Quentin Griffin	RB	Griffin ran at Indianapolis, but not in Norman. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Trent Smith	TE	Smith ran at the Combine but ran 4.78 at his Pro Day. He weighed 243 pounds.
Andre Woolfolk	CB	Woolfolk didn't run the 40 after running at Indianapolis. A perplexing problem: Woolfolk looked very good in drills but then scouts watched him surrender two TD passes on the Oklahoma State game film. He'll be heavily scutinized. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Curtis Fagan	WR	Fagan was not invited to the Combine but ran a 4.61.
Nate Hybl	QB	Hybl, who did not attend the Combine, ran 4.76.
Antoine Savage	WR	Savage ran in the 4.5s at Indianapolis and 4.6 on Pro Day.
Jimmy Wilkerson	DE	Wilkerson weighed 270 pounds and averaged 4.73 for his 40s, better than his times at the Combine.

MEMPHIS: MARCH 5
Nineteen teams were represented. Green Bay sent new assistant offensive line coach Joe Philbin and director of player personnel John Dorsey. Also there was Frank Gillem, Minnesota's director of player personnel. Seventeen players from Memphis were involved, plus David Paine from Kentucky State and NW Mississippi JC. They weren't able to work out at Memphis University so they went to Tim Dulin's all-purpose complex, where AAU baseball teams work out. The conditions were not good. They ran in a short indoor facility, and when the players ran the 40-yard dash, a garage-type door had to be opened so they wouldn't run into a wall.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Wade Smith	T	At the end of the workout, Smith thanked his agent, Brian Parker, for convincing him to do all the drills at the Combine since his Pro Day workout had less-than-ideal conditions. Smith was an eighth-inch taller and three pounds heavier than he was at the Combine. Smith is an up-and-coming player who has been sought after by several teams. On March 21, offensive line coaches Steve Loney of Minnesota and Larry Zierlein of Cleveland came in to work him out. He was also invited to San Francisco for a "top 20" visit, where clubs are allowed to bring 20 players in for a personal visit. On March 28, Smith has a workout with Mike Solari of Kansas City and Pete Mangarian of Atlanta. He worked out March 22 for Juan Castillo of the Eagles and had two Memphis players there helping by holding the shields and blocking bags. Check out analysis of other top offensive players

TEXAS A&M;: MARCH 5
The festivities kicked off the night before. Former A&M; player Mark Dennard put on a welcoming dinner at his restaurant (Wings and More) for all the NFL people along with the Texas A&M; coaches. About 80-plus NFL people at the workout, including Packers head coach Mike Sherman and vice president of football operations Mark Hatley. Other notables included Bills president/GM Tom Donahoe, Dolphins TE coach Pat Jones, and Steelers GM Kevin Colbert along with several Pittsburgh coaches. The players ran indoors on Astroturf.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Bethel Johnson	WR	Johnson put on a show. He threw the bar up 17 times, ran 4.27 and 4.31, and long jumped 10-foot-9. Johnson looked really good in position drills. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Ty Warren	DL	Warren didn't work out in Indianapolis but ran 5.03 and 5.08 at his individual workout. Measured 6-4 5/8, weighed 307 pounds and benched 24 times — three fewer than he did at the Combine. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Jesse Hunnicutt	ILB	Hunnicutt ran 4.87 and 4.88, and weighed 250 pounds.
Terrence Kiel	DB	Kiel worked out nearly the same as he did at the Combine, running 4.47 and 4.53.
Jarrod Penright	LB	Penright, who did not go to the Combine, weighed 233 pounds and ran a 4.65 and 4.66.
Joe Weber	RB	Weber also wasn't invited to Indianapolis but ran 4.78 and 4.76, while weighing 230 pounds.

WISCONSIN: MARCH 5
Eight of the more than 50 people who attended were offensive line coaches, including Pat Morris of San Francisco, Tony Wise of Miami, and Larry Beightol of Green Bay.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Brooks Bollinger	QB	Bollinger measured 6-1½, ran better than he did at the Combine (4.71) and had a 32-inch vertical jump. Wisconsin offensive coordinator Brian White, a former Harvard QB, thinks Bollinger is one of the real sleepers in this draft. There have been only seven players in college football history to have won 30 or more games in his career as a starting quarterback. Bollinger has everything you look for in a QB: leadership, smarts, good feet, all the intangibles you want. White predicts Bollinger will be a starting QB in the NFL. I agree. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Al Johnson	C	Al Johnson ran 4.99 and 5.01, had a 32-inch vertical jump and a 9-foot long jump. Lifted 18 times and ran a 4.38 in the short shuttle.
Ben Johnson	T	Ben Johnson ran 5.36. Had a 28-inch vertical jump and an 8-foot long jump. Didn't lift since he benched 30 times at the Combine.
Jason Jowers	T	Jowers worked out about same as he did at the Combine.
B.J. Tucker	CB	Tucker ran really fast again. At the Combine: 4.38; 4.32 at Pro Day. Vertical-jumped 34 inches, 3.98 short shuttle, 10-7 in the long jump. Check out analysis of other top defensive players

OKLAHOMA STATE: MARCH 3
Most of the Kansas City Chiefs staff was there, including Dick Vermeil. In all, 50 NFL people were there.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Kevin Williams	DT	Kevin Williams did not run, but he performed in the field drills. Check out analysis of other top defensive players
LaWaylon Brown	DT	LaWaylon Brown, who was not in Indy, measured 6-4¾ and weighed 299. He ran two 5.12s. His vertical jump was 32 inches and his broad jump was 8-10.
Ricklan Holmes-Miller	DB	Holmes-Miller, who was not in Indy, looked good in Stillwater. He measured 5-10 3/8, weighed 196, and ran 4.47 twice. His vertical jump was 39 inches and his broad jump was 10 feet. Holmes-Miller worked out again on March 28. He ran the 40 in 4.5 seconds with the wind and 4.58 against the wind. He was 4.4 in short shuttle and 7.51 in the three-cone drill.
Terrence Robinson	LB	Terrence Robinson ran 4.84 and 4.84 … about the same as he did in Indy.

AUBURN: MARCH 3
Joe Bushofsky, Director of Player Personnel for the Carolina Panthers, was there along with 23 other teams.
Player	Position	Gil's comments
Mark Brown	LB	Mark Brown ran better back at Auburn than he did at the Combine (4.77). Check out analysis of other top defensive players
Lorenzo Diamond	TE	One player who a lot of people are talking about is Lorenzo Diamond. He weighed in at 253 pounds and ran the 40 in 4.61 seconds. He wasn't invited to the Combine, but probably got drafted with his performance at Auburn's Pro Day. He ran better than people thought he could. Check out analysis of other top offensive players
Robert Johnson	TE	Robert Johnson, who ran in Indianapolis, posted a 4.83. Check out analysis of other top offensive players