10 Philadelphia Eagles prospects who rose and fell at combine, WR edition
3. K.J. Hill
Remember that statement about guys who might be a little envious about Okwuegbunam’s 40-yard dash time? Let’s get into it. The Ohio State Buckeyes‘ all-time leader in catches, K.J. Hill, had trouble stretching defenses at the collegiate level. After posting a 4.6 time in the 40, the growing concern will now be whether or not he can win on the outside or in the slot at the professional level.
4. Binjimen Victor
Yes, we’re picking on the Buckeyes again here. With a 4.6-second 40-yard dash time, the six-foot-four, 199-pound Binjimen Victor raised more questions than answers about himself. He seems to be too slow to play wide receiver at the professional level. He’s also too small to play tight end.
He’s not really a man without a position yet. He hasn’t cost himself any money, but he’s really made it hard on himself.
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5. Jauan Jennings
If Jauan Jennings truly wants a career in the NFL, he may need to come to the realization that he’s a tight end. His 40-yard dash time was the slowest among wide receivers. To be honest, there were a few quarterbacks who were faster.
Jennings didn’t come into the most recent combine as one of the golden boys. His 4.73-second showing and his 29-inch vertical.