NFL Combine Fastest 40 Times

[ewglenn]

Saw this:

 

[SpaceRaider]

I remember a TD catch waived off at Neyland by $ec refs

 

[MT Glenn]

That list pretty much proves how little your time in the 40 matters. Only one has had a good career.

 

[MTBig Blue]

Tyrone had a bright future but then a stupid double reverse by the Titans coaches in the preseason pretty much derailed his career.

 

[blue rai]

I think we recruited him as an outside linebacker. Boots had a real eye for talent. Many of his 1AA recruits could have been stars in our current program. Calico was a freak!

 

[MTLynn]

I think we recruited him as an outside linebacker. Boots had a real eye for talent. Many of his 1AA recruits could have been stars in our current program. Calico was a freak!

100%

Yeah, Andy moved Calico from OLB to WR.

 

[JohnDavidBlue]

Roy Williams ruined Tyrone’s career.
Roy shouldn’t have been able to leave Nashville without pipes to the knees.

 

[MT Glenn]

I'm not sure if I'm supposed to be repeating this, but from a conversation I had with a trainer, at Saint Thomas Sports Park, his injuries should not have ended his career. The rehab would have been hard but has been completed by many players and he wasn't able/willing to do it.

 

[Blue_H]

Wasn't Calico a Megatron type receiver if I remember correctly? He was making some noise with the Titans.

 

[Sommy]

Yep, I agree. Roy Williams ended Calico's career with that horse collar tackle and destroyed his knees.

Anybody know what Calico is up to these days? I believe he had some legal issues a while back.

 

[blueboro007]

Yep, I agree. Roy Williams ended Calico's career with that horse collar tackle and destroyed his knees.

Anybody know what Calico is up to these days? I believe he had some legal issues a while back.

And I think very soon after that they put in the horse-collar rule.

 

[MTLynn]

... his injuries should not have ended his career. The rehab would have been hard but has been completed by many players and he wasn't able/willing to do it.

I'm guessing he received a fat insurance settlement for a “career-ending” injury. And he was most likely tired of the grind.

 

[FranklinRaider315]

And I think very soon after that they put in the horse-collar rule.

I think Terrell Owens going down in 2004 as an Eagle after a Roy Williams horse collar tackle got the most attention.