FSU football had several former players participating at their FSU Pro Day Monday with the NFL Combine not taking place like normal due to COVID-19.
Most of the players participating were a part of Jimbo Fisher’s 2017 recruiting class which consisted of several players ranked in the top 100 recruiting in the nation.
Cam Akers was a part of that class and the LA Rams drafted him in the second round of the 2020 NFL Draft.
Marvin Wilson, Joshua Kaindoh, Hamsah Nasirildeen, and Tamorrion Terry were a part of that 2017 class. Janarius Robinson was a part of the 2016 class, and Asante Samuel Jr. was a part of the 2018 class.
Here are the numbers on how they performed at the FSU Pro Day:
NFL trend moving more toward position-less hybrid defenders and @FSUFootball Hamsah Nasirildeen fits that mold. Didn’t run 40-yd or BJ due to hamstring injury during training. NFL scout says he gutted thru” today’s workout.
— Jim Nagy (@JimNagy_SB) March 22, 2021
6032
215
9 3/4
34 1/2
81 7/8👀
32.0
4.31
7.05
17 reps pic.twitter.com/pZaYSJ5wXy
You see the eyes emoji from Jim Nagy, which means the length of Hamsah’s arms is incredible and a great asset to have at defensive back. He doesn’t have elite explosion with a 32 inch vertical and a 7.05 three-cone time. The comments about gutting through the workout make me believe he’s still not fully healthy.