Printable View
im just sayin...if he had 4.4 speed then he would def be drafted...with his size and that speed it'd be hard for anyone not to take him
just like Aaron Rouse next year...he'll go day 1 maybe first 2 rounds just because he's 6'3 215 and has the 4.45 speed
I'll not swear to it, but Im thinking that he has run a 4.4 at some point in his career. I could definately be wrong though.
may have when he was smaller
that was a knock on him here at Tech though, he just wasn't as fast as our other backs, which is why he moved positions
I dont know that he wasnt as fast or he wasnt as quick. Justin never was all that quick. He had moves, but not a whole lot of quickness.
here's his results from the winter max testing this year
Hamilton, J.
bench - 340
squat - 470
clean - 295
jerk - 304
vertical - 37.5
10 yard - 1.56
NFL shuttle - 3.97
40 time - 4.5
*note* Tech uses the hand-timing method so look for that # to go up about .15 in the NFL workouts
Pretty good numbers, I was thinking his squat was closer to 500 however.
If he had played safety or defense for that matter he would of been a really good football player in college. Beamer had him doing so many things I think he couldn't get none of it straight.
this comes from beamerball.com which gets its info firsthand during the testing, and it has videos and such...like a video of deangelo hall running his 4.16
hamilton wanted to play on offense...beamer lets the kid decide what pos to play...he'll tell them what position would suit them well but it's up to the kid where they wanna play
see Kent Hicks
Well I don't think a coach should let the players pick. He should put them were they are best suited. I don't think Heath Miller wanted to played TE at UVA but I doubt he is complaining a whole lot at this point.