2/28 - Combine Review Podcast w/ Shea McClellin

[Scott Wright]

We will be taping a new podcast on Tuesday, February 28 at 8:00pm EST.

This is the Scouting Combine Review Show and Boise St. DE / OLB Shea McClellin is the guest.

Draft Countdown Podcast
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/DraftCountdown

Note: You can stream the archive afterwards at the link above or download it on iTunes.

[TACKLE]

MY BOY SHEA! I might just have to tune in for this one. He had one of the best all around performances of any player at the combine imo.

[Scott Wright]

TACKLE: You should be tuning in for EVERY show. :o)

The chat room is open and the show starts in 15 minutes!

[J-Mike88]

How close was Shea to Clay Matthews in terms of the combine numbers?

[Scott Wright]

Clay Matthews was 6-3 1/8 and 240 pounds and ran a 4.67 at the 2009 Combine.

[Scott Wright]

This episode is now available on iTunes and at Blog Talk Radio.

[BoiseSt39]

Another class act in the mold of Chris Petersen. Thanks for posting, and Shea is right about DJ Harper!

[TACKLE]

What's stopping this guy from being a late 1st round pick? His film has always been very impressive, he's been productive at several different spots, he drew some rave reviews after making a position change at Senior Bowl but the question with him was size and athletic upside. He then went on to dominate the combine at 6'3 260 with some excellent times and great performance in the positional drills. His times would have stacked up against the best of the LB group as well despite being 260lbs. Pretty much every concern people have had about him he's been able to answer convincingly. He's proven he has the size and athleticism to play any LB spot in any defense. With the status of 2nd tier DE/LB types all being clumped together, to me, Shea has put himself in that group and actually started to separate himself from the others. That and the fact that there is a shortage of quality 43 LB's at the top of the draft makes me think that Shea's stock is going to be rapidly ascending.

[Steady Lurkin]

Originally Posted by TACKLE

What's stopping this guy from being a late 1st round pick? His film has always been very impressive, he's been productive at several different spots, he drew some rave reviews after making a position change at Senior Bowl but the question with him was size and athletic upside. He then went on to dominate the combine at 6'3 260 with some excellent times and great performance in the positional drills. His times would have stacked up against the best of the LB group as well despite being 260lbs. Pretty much every concern people have had about him he's been able to answer convincingly. He's proven he has the size and athleticism to play any LB spot in any defense. With the status of 2nd tier DE/LB types all being clumped together, to me, Shea has put himself in that group and actually started to separate himself from the others. That and the fact that there is a shortage of quality 43 LB's at the top of the draft makes me think that Shea's stock is going to be rapidly ascending.

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