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Phillip Dorsett to meet with Panthers


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in pads / on film he is insanely fast. Based on watching him in pads / on film, everyone knew he would be running insane 40 times. Literally everyone predicted it by watching him in pads alone.

meanwhile, with Strong for ex, pretty much everyone I've seen so far agrees he looks slower in pads than his 40 indicates. With Perriman, he's another guy people knew was fast in pads and would put up a great 40, but he only showed flashes of that kind of speed on film, so there are people questioning whether his 40 times were artificially inflated by a track coach, pointing out that his track form was perfect when he ran his 40. With Dorsett, everyone predicted he'd run insane 40 times by watching him in pads alone, so i doubt anyone will be questioning it, but i'll keep my eyes peeled...

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The only concern I have if we take him at all, is Cam throwing it over his head, and even then, I think he and Smitty did more than alright and they're the same size.

as for Smitty, he ran a 4.41 with a 38.5 vertical at the Combine at 5-09/184. No data from his Pro Day

today Dorsett ran a 4.24 (4.33 at Combine) with a 38 vertical (37 at Combine) and was 5-10/185 at Combine

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If we don't get him at 25, he will be gone in the 2nd. Has meetings or has had meetings with Falcons, Saints, and Dolphins thus far. All of whom pick well before us in the 2nd.

I don't think there's any chance we go RB in the 1st anymore like some have speculated. This kid has elite speed and great ball skills. I think he's the pick at 25. If not, then oh well. I will just have to watch him ball out on another team.

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South Florida Sun-Sentinel Omar Kelly @ OmarKelly:

7h

Welcome to UM's Pro Day. 77 degrees in sunny South Florida.

6h

Phillip Dorsett is killing it.

5h

Denzel Perryman, Phillip Dorsett and Clive Wafford all had

dinner with the Saints last night. All three can help right away.

3h

I fully expect Phillip Dorsett to be picked by the Saints or the

Ravens in the first round. And he'll be a star for both teams.

8h

Saints coach Sean Payton is here. Duke Johnson and Phillip

Dorsett fit their offense perfectly. Saints need a TE (Clive

Wafford).

3h

[in response to: "You see Phillip Dorsett as the next Torrey Smith?"]

That's exactly who he is, just not as big.

2h

[in response to: "thought Dorsett was more of TY Hilton than Torrey Smith, no?""]

that's like a red or a green apple. Both are apples right?

1h

And for the record, I saw Mike Mayock, Todd McShay at UM's

Pro Day today. Mel Kiper Jr's never on these streets.

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