*NSFL Season 4 Scouting Combine

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Hello and welcome to the fourth annual National Simulation Football League Scouting Combine! Today we have a total of 17 prospects (16 eligible) who participated in all combine drills for the upcoming S4 NSFL Draft. The same drills as every year involving the Bench Press, the 40 Yard Dash, Vertical Jump, Broad Jump, 3 Cone Drill, Shuttle Run and the Wonderlic test. While lacking in the quantity department of the draft, this bunch of standout DSFL players does not lack quality. A year in the development league has enabled these athletes to achieve their potential at this years combine. Without much further introduction, let's get into the first positional group.


(ABOVE: QB Callum Grey trys his hand at one of the many drills in this years combine)



Only two quarterbacks in this years draft so these two were pretty much going head to head. Both tied with impressive scores of 39 on the Wonderlic.

Stars heads into the draft with a quick '40 time, a 4.72. Grey lags behind with a 5.38 40 yard dash.

Stars lacked in strength what he had in speed. He only managed to make 2 reps on the 225lbs combine bench press. Grey on the other hand managed 7 more than his competitor, a total of 9 reps.

Stars managed a 21.9 inch vertical jump with Callum Grey achieving a 21' leap.

The two couldn't be further apart on the broad jump, Stars had a 100.6 inch leap with Grey managing a mere 86 inch jump.

Stars came out on top in the shuttle run with an impressive 4.65 second time. Grey found great trouble only managing to break a 5.10 second time.

To finish the day just as he started, Stars showed of his expertise in agility. A cool 7.63 second time with Grey finishing nearby with a 7.92 time on the 3 Cone Drill.


(ABOVE: RB Shawn Ariel has already been hyped as a superstar following an outstanding season in the DSFL)



Only two running backs in this shallow draft pool, regardless let's get into how they both fared. Muntez managed a 8 on the wonderlic, the best of the two worryingly. Ariel got a pathetic 3. Scouts around the NSFL have audible worries regarding his ability to learn a playbook.

Ariel showed off his sheer athleticism with a 4.44 time at the 40. Muntez meanwhile ran a 4.53.

Muntez racked up 27 reps on the bench press, Ariel managed 17.

Muntez had the best vertical jump of 26.9 inches and Ariel had a 25.8 leap.

Both athletes were very similar on both jumps here. DSFL golden boy Shawn Ariel achieved a 113.9 inch jump and Muntez lept 111.6 inches into the air for their broad jumps.

Ariel finished with a quick 4.35 second shuttle run, Muntez was close with his 4.43 attempt.

To finish off the day for running backs was the 3 cone drill. Muntez ran a 7.43 and Ariel a 7.50.


(ABOVE: WR Tommy Brown had an underwhelming NSFL combine)



Tommy Brown is the most intelligent wide receiver from this years draft class, albeit a 20 rating. Sean had a 14 and Uchiha had a 12.

Uchiha had the quickest 40 yard time with a 4.5 second attempt. Brown and Sean both racked up 4.55 times.

Uchiha really struggled on the bench press only managing a mere 2 reps. Brown was second best with 11 reps before Sean managed an impressive 19 reps.

Sean had the highest vertical jump of 27.2 inches. Brown had a 24.8 inch leap and Uchiha had a 24 inch jump.

Broad jump was won by Uchiha with a 117.3 inch leap, Sean had a 115.3 and Brown finished with a 112.2 leap.

Uchiha had the quickest shuttle run, an impressive 4.31. Sean followed up with a 4.40 before Brown ended it with a 4.43.

Uchiha had the quickest 3 cone drill with a 7.10 time. Sean had a 7.23 second time with Brown achieving a 7.32 second time.


(ABOVE: TE JR Vance's athleticism has been questioned in the recent few days)



JR Vance had the best Wonderlic score of 25. O'Sullivan and the recently retired Angel Leon both had 20's.

O'Sullivan ran a crisp 4.55 second 40' time. Vance a 4.92 and Leon a 5.01.

O'Sullivan managed 20 reps on the bench press, Leon and Vance both achieved 17 reps respectively.

O'Sullivan had the best vertical jump of the tight ends with a 25.3 inch leap, Leon had a 22.3 jump while Vance managed a 22 inch vertical.

Same story with the broad jump, O'Sullivan had a 105.9 inch leap, Leon had a 93.8 inch jump and Vance had a 91.7 inch leap.

O'Sullivan had the quickest shuttle run time of 4.52, Leon had a 4.86 and finally Vance had a 4.87.

To finish off the tight ends day was the 3 cone drill. O'Sullivan impressed with a 7.55 second time, Leon was second with a 7.67 second reading before Vance came in third with a 7.78 second attempt.


(ABOVE: DE Andreas Waiters is the ONLY defensive lineman in this years shallow draft)



No offensive lineman or defensive tackles in this years draft mean the defensive ends were next. Unfortunately only a single defensive end declared for the S4 NSFL Draft. His name was Andreas Waiters.

Waiters achieved a 17 on the wonderlic.

A decent 4.65 on the 40 yard dash.

He managed 31 reps on the 220lbs bench press.

A 23.7 inch vertical jump was his record.

A 103 inch broad jump on the day.

A shuttle run of 4.83 for the second last drill of the day.

Before finishing with a 7.85 3 cone drill time.


(ABOVE: LB Noah Goodson has been described by scouts as a "generational talent")



A total of 3 linebackers in this years draft, Ishigawa the most intelligent of the bunch with a 40 on the Wonderlic scale. Goodson had a 25 and Bavis a 20.

Goodson ran a quick 4.41 on the 40 yard dash while Ishigawa lacked a little in the speed department compared to Goodson with a 4.55 time. Bavis ran a slower 4.87 on the day.

Bavis dominated in the bench press drill, racking up 33 reps. Ishigawa and Goodson could not get close with scores of 24 and 20 reps respectively.

Goodson had the best vertical jump of 30.1 inches on the day. Ishigawa was second with his 27.6 inch leap which was then followed by Bavis's 24.5 inch attempt.

On to the broad jump now where Goodson had his best of the day with a 124.6 inch leap. Ishigawa had a 116.7 inch leap before Bavis posted a mere 102 inch jump.

Goodson had a great shuttle run time of 4.34 which was then followed by Ishigawa's 4.55 time before Bavis finished with his 4.92.

On to the final drill of the day where Goodson had the best of a 7.13 time on the 3 cone drill. Ishigawa had a 7.30 while Bavis managed a 7.68 time.


(ABOVE: CB Trey Lonzac claims he's scared off the CB competition for atleast another year)



A common theme in this years draft is a sheer lack of prospects in all positions. Regardless, Trey Lonzac achieved the following at this years draft.

A 25 on the wonderlic test.

A slightly slow 4.55 on the 40 yard dash.

A above average 16 on the bench press.

A 27.3 inch vertical jump.

A 118.4 broad jump.

A 4.49 shuttle run time.

Finally a 7.21 second 3 cone drill time.


(ABOVE: S Blackford Oakes insists he's the next Lincoln Jefferson of the NSFL)



Again yet another position with only a single declared player.

An impressive 30 for Oakes on the Wonderlic scale.

A 4.49 time for him too.

A total of 12 reps on the bench press.

A 26.4 inch vertical jump at this years NSFL combine.

A 120.8 inch broad jump attempt.

A 4.37 shuttle run time.

Finally a 7.15 3 cone drill time.


(ABOVE: K Brent Lane jokingly urged media to "prepare to be impressed when you see my bench press")



Brent Lane managed a 25 on this years Wonderlic test.

A slow 5.73 time on the 40 yard dash.

A total of 1 rep on the bench press (his personal best).

A 18.7 inch vertical jump.

A 68 inch broad jump was then followed up.

A 5.31 shuttle run time.

To finish the days proceedings, Lane ran a 8.22 3 cone drill time.

NSFL SCOUTING COMBINE RECORDS



Mike Boss still stands tall at the top of the Wonderlic rankings, just 1 shy of a perfect score. Blewitt holds the #10 spot with no changes following the Season 4 Scouting Combine.



Tweed still leads the pack with a 4.23 time, overall no changes in any of the 40 yard dash rankings.



Miller, Pest and Antonio Sandoval still tie for joint place on the bench press. Tuck, Jenkins, Akselsen and Clegane all remain on the top 10 for at least another year.



Bavitz remains on top for another year with a 39.1 inch vertical jump. Dam survives another year in a precarious spot.



Hardrool sits on the throne of the broad jump rankings with a 137.9 inch jump. Flock remains safe in 10th with a 134.4 inch jump.



Garden's record looks to remain untouched for the foreseeable future with 3.9 seconds. Law looks to keep his spot at #10 with a 4.01 time.



Garden sits atop the 3 cone drill rankings with an impressive 6.72 second time. Durden, Lavelle, Weston and Smallwood all count their blessings to still remain in the top 10.

This concludes our coverage of this years National Simulation Football League Scouting Combine, join us next year for season 5!

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[bovovovo]

I love this series. Good work :cheers:

[sapp2013]

Nice job with the writing once again Dermot!