Troy Smith - QB: (222 pounds) ran 4.77 and 4.72 in the 40 on what is considered a fast track. He also notched a 36 ?-inch vertical, a 10-foot-2 broad jump, a 4.23 short shuttle and a 6.93 three-cone drill. He spent 30 minutes throwing the ball in passing drills, and he looked good throwing to Anthony Gonzalez, among others. He was very competitive, trying the short shuttle three times in order to get a better time. All in all, he probably helped himself in the draft.
Justin Zwick - QB: (6-3 3/8, 230) ran 4.77 and 4.78 in the 40. He also notched a 32-inch vertical, a 9-foot-1 broad jump, a 4.42 short shuttle and a 6.97 three-cone drill. He was on of the most sought-after recruits in the nation four years ago, and he eventually won the starting job at Ohio State but lost it to Troy Smith.
Stan White Jr. - FB: (6-0 ?, 252) ran 4.85 and 4.77 in the 40. He also notched a 39 ?-inch vertical, a 9-foot-4 broad jump, a 4.18 short shuttle and a 7.20 three-cone drill. His dad was an outstanding linebacker for the Baltimore Colts for many years.
Jay Richardson - DE: (280) ran 4.94 and 4.90 in the 40. He also notched a 4.63 short shuttle and a 7.26 three-cone drill, choosing to stand on hi Combine jump numbers.
Tim Schaffer - OL: (6-4 ?, 280) ran 5.23 and 5.07 in the 40. He also notched a 28 ?-inch vertical, an 8-foot-6 broad jump, a 4.50 short shuttle, a 7.30 three-cone drill and 20 bench presses.
Quinn Pitcock- DL: (296) recorded 23 bench presses but stood on the rest of his Combine numbers.
Antonio Pittman - RB: (210) chose to stand on his Combine numbers.
David Patterson - DT: (294) chose to stand on his Combine numbers.
Anthony Gonzalez - WR: (195) recorded 16 bench presses, but other than that, he did positional workouts only.
Doug Datish - OL: (302) chose to stand on his Combine numbers.
Roy Hall- WR: (6-2, 229) ran 4.41 and 4.42 in the 40. He also notched a 37 ?-inch vertical, a 10-foot-3 broad jump, a 4.13 short shuttle, a 6.65 three-cone drill and 19 bench presses.
T.J. Downing - OL: (6-4 ?, 298) ran 5.19 and 5.29 in the 40. He also notched a 28 ?-inch vertical, a 9-foot broad jump, a 4.63 short shuttle, a 7.81 three-cone drill and 31 bench presses. His father was a Michigan graduate and a longtime NFL player with the San Francisco 49ers.
