LSU's Mansour Delane ran a sub 4-4 in the 40-yard dash at this pro day,

and we're going to tell you why that doesn't change his stock.

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welcome back to locked on NFL draft podcast i'm damian parston that is keith sanchise and on today's

episode we're going to talk about pro days talking with some prospects that had their pro day did

they help themselves did they hurt themselves and a guy that decided not to test or do

anything uh seems like he might know something that we don't let's get into a key starting with

mansor delane cornerback in your neck of the woods at your alma mom the ls u thursday lsu tigers

there we go d p b lsSU, Tigers. Louisiana State University.

So, Mansour Delane, Keith, went and, you know, one of the things we talked about, right,

was the top end speed, the recovery speed, does he have it?

Because at times, like, you watch him against, like, Casey Concepcion, when Casey got

vertical and hit top speed, it stressed, man, so a little bit, you know,

on film and things like that.

He wasn't stressed a lot during the season because Casey Concepcion was just a, when

healthy, he's a different athlete, you know, in terms of verticality and speed and everything

else.

Change the direction, all of that, right?

He, Hank, Lennett Moore, who we'll be talking about in the summer, when we do summer profiles and everything like that from Notre Dame, he stressed him. Casey Concepcioner's one of the best receivers in the class. What Mansell Delane, when he ran a sub-4-4 and the four-threes, when he doing that, Keith, does that answer the question for you and duc remember we

talked with that man maybe he's not a top 10 pick does that make him running a sub 4 4

tape is great good coverage man zone all of that does that put him in first for the top 10 territory

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