Philadelphia Eagles scouting: 3 LB and DL studs and duds from combine

The studs (continued)

The Eagles have, no doubt, seen a lot of Shaun Bradley as he’s played in their backyard with the Temple Owls. On the final day of February, he ran an impressive 4.51, showcased a 32.5-inch vertical, and posted a 121-inch broad jump.

In 42 career games with the Owls, Bradley racked up 255 total tackles, including 22 for a loss of yardage, two sacks, three picks, three forced fumbles, and five pass breakups.

Willie Gay Jr. was one of those guys who came to Indianapolis knowing that he needed to show and prove. Put a major checkmark in the box for him on that front.

His off-the-field issues were probably a subject of conversation during most of his interviews and will be throughout the draft process, but no one will leave Lucas Oil Stadium with any questions about what he’s able to do athletically.

He ran a 4.46 40, showcased a 39.5-inch vertical, and turned in a 136-inch broad jump.

Here’s something else of note. Kenneth Murray and Patrick Queen were two guys that we all wanted to see, but they were held out of on-field drills after they both came up limping after running the 40-yard dash. Keep an eye on both as we move along in the draft process.