Slayton Stands Out; What's Next for Stidham

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4.6 • 652 Ratings

🗓️ 5 March 2019

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Zac Blackerby is joined by Will Schuette and Michale Pappas, the duo from the SEC Report on ESPN 106.7. The guys discuss Auburn's performance in the NFL Scouting Combine and who they thought stood out. They also talk about the quarterback situation in the league and how it could help or hurt Jarrett Stidham. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	This is the Auburn podcast.
0:09.4	Welcome on to the show.
0:10.7	I'm Zach Blackerby, and today I am joined by the duo from the SEC Report on ESPN 1067.
0:19.8	Will the Shutman Shuddy and Michael the Poo Man Pappas.
0:24.5	Thanks.
0:25.4	Appreciate that.
0:25.8	Just came up with that.
0:27.2	Everybody calls us that except they don't.
0:30.0	Only you do.
0:32.5	Yeah.
0:33.1	No, it's been a few weeks since I put a pot up and I got a haircut today and I'm like, you know what?
0:45.7	I'm feeling fresh. I'm feeling clean let's talk some Auburn guys in the combine from this past weekend so yeah I mean just kind of your thoughts just from an Auburn perspective the winners and
0:52.8	losers of the combat.
0:55.2	I mean, the winner's got to be Jamel Dean's 40 time, right?
0:57.9	Yeah, Jamel Dean is definitely the big winner.
1:02.1	But I also would put Darius Slayton in that conversation.
1:04.9	That's fair.
1:05.5	Darius Slayton's lowest rank was obviously his bench press.
1:09.5	He only got 11 reps on the bench press. The lowest was
1:12.0	six. Highest was 27. Well, the second highest. I'm kidding. Go ahead. So, obviously, the 11, probably not
1:20.6	where Slayton wanted it to be. But outside of that, his lowest number was his three cone drill,
1:26.9	where he was ninth among wide receivers.
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