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re: Jarvis Landry on NFL Networks Game Changers
Posted on 4/9/14 at 9:59 pm to BigBrod81
Posted on 4/9/14 at 9:59 pm to BigBrod81
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Lance is not much faster then Landry & all their measurables are quite similar with Jarvis having 2 more inches of height on Moore
Moore 40" verticle is excellent while Landry was in the bottom 2 at the combine. He improved it slightly on pro day. Moores 4.53 combine 40 is a lot more legit than Landrys 4.58 pro day time. Would probably equate to about a 4.62 combine time. But he is 3" taller. I think Landry will find his niche in the league on some team.
This post was edited on 4/9/14 at 10:18 pm
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Posted on 4/10/14 at 4:02 am to boxcar willie
Lance Moore was 5'9 182 at the combine running a 4.53.
Landry was 5'11 205 at the combine injured ran a 4.77
Landry pro day at 5'11 196 was 4.58. The only glaring difference is the vertical and Landry has two inches on him. Landry also has bigger hands too. Moore also came from the MAC so a small MAC player product is a lot better than a less smaller SEC product when a little bit of speed and vertical separates them. Landry comes into the draft with the least amount of drops among all WRs too and he has produced against all competition.
Landry was 5'11 205 at the combine injured ran a 4.77
Landry pro day at 5'11 196 was 4.58. The only glaring difference is the vertical and Landry has two inches on him. Landry also has bigger hands too. Moore also came from the MAC so a small MAC player product is a lot better than a less smaller SEC product when a little bit of speed and vertical separates them. Landry comes into the draft with the least amount of drops among all WRs too and he has produced against all competition.
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