And the Hello friends welcome to this another episode of the Rhoda World Football

Podcast my name is Josh Norris and yes the NFL combine is here. First day of activities are done.

I'll reference a few podcasts we've done in the last few days but if you haven't checked those out on location interviews namely with Brandon Bean

Sean McDermott and a lot of great media people go and listen to those. I'm gonna try to do these

like 10 to 15 minute capsules recapping workouts after each day. As you all know, the schedule is different this year. So with the events happening at night from 4 to 11 Eastern time. I really don't get all of the results

namely the three cone and the shuttle until the next morning. So that's why these

might be a little bit later. Gonna aim for around noon, so be in the lookout.

So easily the big winner of Night One of Combine Activities was Baylor Wide Receiver

Denzel Mims, 6-3, 207 pounds.

You know me, I don't just want to focus on one singular number. I want to give

his full athletic profile and Mims was fantastic. A 43840 that ranks in the 87 percentile. 38.5 inch vert that ranks in the 87th percentile 38 and a half inch vert that ranks in the 84th

percentile 131 inch broad jump 90th percentile a 6663 cone which is the 90th

percentile that's all fantastic His shuttle was not a

443 short shuttle which is the ninth percentile but Mims did himself incredible

favors. From all the players who put together an entire athletic profile he was easily the best and again

that's all at two hundred and seven pounds and a height of six foot three it's odd because

heading into this draft class it was all about speed at the wide receiver position and while we did get a lot of speed and Henry Rugs who was around that 427 mark

This wide receiver group is nowhere close to as athletic as last year's wide receiver group.

Let me put that into perspective.

Among the top nine athletic profiles throughout the entire draft at the wide receiver position, not just

combine guys. You had Miles Boykin, you had Paris Campbell, you had D.K. Metcalf, you had

Darius Slayton, and you had Terry McLaurin. That's five of the top nine, all of which tested in the 87th plus percentile.

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