Tate turns heads at NFL Combine
Ben Tate told me last week he had no intentions of seeing his Draft stock drop at the NFL Combine.
He may have been selling himself a little short.
Tate had arguably one of the best all-around workouts Sunday among running backs, placing at or near the top in every event.
Here’s a rundown.
40-yard dash: 4.43 seconds – third place behind Cal’s Jahvid Best (4.35) and Clemson’s C.J. Spiller (4.37).
Bench press: 26 repetitions – tied for first place with Fresno State’s Lonyae Miller.
Vertical leap: 40.5” – second place behind Tennessee’s Monterio Hardesty (41.0”).
Broad jump: 10’4” – tied for first place with Hardesty.
3-cone drill: 6.91 seconds – sixth place behind Best (6.75), Wayne State’s Joique Bell (6.84), Oregon’s LeGarrette Blount (6.85), Hardesty (6.87) and Buffalo’s James Starks (6.89).
20-yard shuttle: 4.12 seconds – second place behind Ole Miss’ Dexter McCluster (4.06).
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