The junior has off-the-charts workout numbers. "When I started recovering and I was doing well, I was getting after the ball, doing the best that I can, limping down the field or moving, trying to be a difference-maker. 1 overall. Dearest sympathies to all of the SEC’s left tackles for what Garrett is probably going to do to them this season.Those are some substantial numbers.Let’s start with the 40-yard dash thing. So, instead of being led by our emotions, let’s allow the data to inform us about the future viability of each player. "But that's who I am, and that's where I made a name for myself at first.
After 33 reps on the bench press on Saturday, he wowed again with his 40 time on Sunday morning, running an effortless 4.64. ""They said they didn't see it much last year, and that's understandable," said Garrett, who also performed a 10-foot, 6-inch broad jump (2 inches shorter than his combine mark) on Thursday. He told me this month he power cleans 440 pounds and bench-presses 485 — staggering when you consider he also has a 40-inch vertical and his fastest 40 time at A&M, he said, is 4.45. 1 overall pick. Garrett alleges he can run a 4.45-second sprint there. 1 on ESPN analyst Mel Kiper Jr.'s most recent big board. "If I could dip into the 4.3s, that’d be great," he told FOX Sports. Why?The result: a slightly improved time of 4.62 seconds.Garrett said teams told him they want to see "relentless effort" from him.Garrett is No.
But he decided to run the 40 again anyway. "I just try to stay away from soda and try to stay away from candy and sweets," he said, adding that he thinks he can bulk up to 270.
That’s preposterous. Myles Lorenz Garrett (born December 29, 1995) is an American football defensive end for the Cleveland Browns of the National Football League (NFL). Myles Garrett's vertical jump and 40 time - Posted a 40in vertical and a 4.46 40 today. Defensive ends aren’t supposed to be able to move that quickly.Garrett isn’t going to run his fastest time in every 40, but he’s got the physical upside to move like an elite cornerback while being 6’5 and 262 pounds. It’s also been insane to see someone that big moving that fast. "When asked what he thought he'd bring to a team as a pass-rusher, he said: "Wins. "I have to be prepared for wherever I go," Garrett told ESPN.com. Garrett isn’t going to run his fastest time in every 40, but he’s got the physical upside to move like an elite cornerback while being 6’5 and 262 pounds. Thursday marked his final workout for NFL teams; he has no individual workouts remaining between now and draft day.One criticism Garrett received in draft evaluations is the notion that he took plays off last season in order to preserve his health. When Myles Garrett ran a sub-4.7 40-yard dash at the combine at over 270 pounds, it helped confirm him as one of the most impressive athletes in the 2017 NFL draft. The Cleveland Browns social media department only fanned the flames for the widespread hot take Texas A&M defensive end Myles Garrett will be the No. No matter where I go, I'm going to be facing many other great tackles and great players.
"[Then] smile at my parents, give them hugs and go about eating my crawfish. Myles Garrett is having a good week at the combine so far. If you see me work, I'm trying to get to the ball every single time. "If it's the Browns, I'm going up against one of the best tackles in the league [Joe Thomas] right away. Despite the controversy surrounding Colin Kaepernick, Antonio Brown and Myles Garrett — albeit for different reasons — the market is now heating up for their services. Myles Garrett came into the NFL Combine as the presumptive No. ""I wanted to do better," Garrett said.Garrett said he still plans to watch the draft from his home in Arlington, Texas, with family and friends, rather than attend it in Philadelphia. That’s not gonna work, offenses.There was the time he was running too fast and had to literally slow down to tip a Chad Kelly pass and intercept it.Congrats to Garrett on his placement atop Feldman’s list. "But if you look at the tape when I was healthy, I got off the ball every single time," said Garrett, who played the final two-thirds of the 2016 season with a high ankle sprain.