2015 Senior Bowl: Whose Height and Weight Stood Out?
By Joe Wedra
Today was “measurements day” at the 2015 Senior Bowl in Mobile, Alabama. Roughly 100 2015 NFL Draft prospects took the stage, giving scouts and media to take a look at their height, weight, hand size, and wing span.
Without further ado, here’s a look at who stood out on the stage this afternoon.
(h/t to Draft Breakdown’s Luke Easterling for the measurements. He’s on-site at the Senior Bowl this week. Follow him on Twitter @LukeEasterling.)
Auburn QB Nick Marshall
6’1″, 205 — a small measurement for a guy that is on the brink of being “draftable”.
Alabama QB Blake Sims
5’11”, 223 — under the mark, teams will take a look at that.
Louisville EDGE Lorenzo Mauldin
6’3″, 256 — good size, expected for a guy of his skill-set.
Kansas State WR Tyler Lockett
5’9″, 181 — past the 180-pound mark, teams may base his draft stock based on this. All the talent in the world here.
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Northern Iowa RB David Johnson
6’0″, 224 — great news for him, many on-hand said he was very muscular, had an “NFL build”.
Colorado State QB Garrett Grayson
6’2″, 215 — not an ideal height, but we’ve seen that NFL QBs can thrive if they are over that 6-foot threshold.
Arkansas DE Trey Flowers
6’2″, 268 — incredible size for a guy that shows a run-stuffing presence on film.
UNLV WR Devante Davis
6’3″, 220 — Davis’ size might be the reason he gets drafted in 2015.
Auburn WR Sammie Coates
6’1″, 213 — incredible size, some on-hand said scouts were very impressed with all measurable.
Ohio State WR Devin Smith
6’0″, 190 — about what we expected, good to see he’s sitting at 190.
USC LB Hayes Pullard
6’0″, 236 — a bit undersized for the NFL, tape will have to be enough.
Baylor QB Bryce Petty
6’2″, 230 — not as tall as many thought, but should do the trick — size isn’t the issue with Petty’s stock.
Washington State WR Vince Mayle
6’2″, 219 — good size, uses it very well on tape.
Oregon State QB Sean Mannion
6’5″, 229 — that speaks for itself…
Wisconsin OT Rob Havenstein
6’7″, 332 — massive size, scouts should be pleased about where he’s currently at.
Duke WR Jamison Crowder
5’8″, 174 — I’d like to see Crowder next to Havenstein.
Minnesota RB David Cobb
5’10”, 229 — maybe a bit over what we thought he’d be, but he sure seems to carry it well.