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Florida Gators-NFL Combine: Projecting Draft Stock Movement
Analyzing Florida Gators players in the NFL Combine and how their draft stock will be influenced in Indianapolis.
February 19, 2016
Analyzing Florida Gators players in the NFL Combine and how their draft stock will be influenced.
The countdown is almost over. With the 2016 NFL Draft set to get underway in Chicago on April 28, all 32 – next year, New England – 31 general managers will be racking their brains trying to figure out who the right pick is with their first-round selections.
Plenty of Florida Gators have made their way to Indy in the past and shined bright. Dante Fowler Jr. did so literally by wearing one of the biggest, shiniest watches you’ll ever see while he ran the 40-yard dash.
There’s no guarantee this year’s crop will make running with bling a Florida tradition, but there are eight Gators invited to the NFL Combine, and all are looking to make moves up draft boards.
Below is how each Florida Gator’s draft stock will be influenced by their performance in Indy.
Vernon Hargreaves III, Cornerback
Easiest Drill: Speed Turn
Most Difficult Drill: Bench Press
Post-NFL Combine Draft Stock Movement: UP
Jonathan Bullard, Defensive End
Easiest Drill: Bench Press
Most Difficult Drill: 20-Yard Shuttle
Post-NFL Combine Draft Stock Movement: UP
Keanu Neal, Free Safety
Easiest Drill: Back Pedal and Transition 45 Degree Reaction
Most Difficult Drill: 3-Cone
Post-NFL Combine Draft Stock Movement: UP
Antonio Morrison, Inside Linebacker
Easiest Drill: 4-Bag Agility Drill
Most Difficult Drill: Back Pedal and React
Post-NFL Combine Draft Stock Movement: DOWN
Demarcus Robinson, Wide Receiver
Easiest Drill: Multiple Catch/Gauntlet Drill
Most Difficult Drill: Pass Routes
Post-NFL Combine Draft Stock Movement: UP
Kelvin Taylor, Running Back
Easiest Drill: Change of Direction (COD) Pitch Drill
Most Difficult Drill: Pass Routes
Post-NFL Combine Draft Stock Movement: DOWN
Jake McGee, Tight End
Easiest Drill: Multiple Catch/Gauntlet Drill
Most Difficult Drill: 40-Yard Dash
Post-NFL Combine Draft Stock Movement: UP
Alex McCalister, Defensive End
Easiest Drill: Pass Rush L & R
Most Difficult Drill: Bench Press
Post-NFL Combine Draft Stock Movement: DOWN
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