Devin Thomas' inconsistency continues

You might be right. He's still tall and has not gained too much weight. He might be placed up above Kelly on my list.

We're talking about Galloway? Define tall

If Galloway is healthy I'm betting the old guy can still fly

The guy couldn't hack it as New Englands 3rd wr last year. After Moss and Welker there really wasn't much competition since Stallworth and Gafney left. He is so done.

I think my list would look something like this since we have better numbers:

Banks
Armstrong
Thomas
Moss
Kelly
Austin
Wade
Galloway

You did forget Kelly and Wade.

I didn't look Kelly's up b/c i figured that we all know that speed isn't his calling card. 4.64 /4.53 fast time although i haven't seen this number linked to Kelly anywhere else

*Malcolm Kelly*|*Oklahoma,*WR*:*2008 NFL Draft Scout Player Profile (http://www.nfldraftscout.com/ratings/dsprofile.php?pyid=57212&draftyear=2008&genpos=WR)

WR Malcolm Kelly (6-3 7/8, 227): Ran the 40 in 4.75 and 4.68, had a 32-inch vertical jump, 9-foot, 9-inch long jump, 4.24 short shuttle, 7.00 cone drill, and ran position drills. Kelly looked very good catching the football.
Pro day updates: Schools N-R (http://www.nfl.com/draft/story?id=09000d5d80775639&template=with-video&confirm=true)

But, Malcolm is known for great hands:
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Wade isn't a burner either 4.66
Bobby Wade*|*Arizona,*WR*:*2003 NFL Draft Scout Player Profile (http://www.nfldraftscout.com/ratings/dsprofile.php?pyid=59688&draftyear=2003&genpos=WR)

Armstrong is probably the fastest actually. Heard he ran like a 4.2 flat 40 last summer.

4.2? Wow? Where at?
I figured he was fast based on the rave reports from the Dolphins last year.

I trust you but where did you find it?

Armstrong's 40 time is like a song stuck in my head that i can't remember the words to help!

4.2? Wow? Where at?
I figured he was fast based on the rave reports from the Dolphins last year.

I trust you but where did you find it?

Armstrong's 40 time is like a song stuck in my head that i can't remember the words to help!

Heard it from someone associated with the league. But he said that's what he recalled, but wasn't sure.

The guy couldn't hack it as New Englands 3rd wr last year. After Moss and Welker there really wasn't much competition since Stallworth and Gafney left. He is so done.

He had injuries and issues adjusting to their offense. As long as he's right physically he might have something left.

He had injuries and issues adjusting to their offense. As long as he's right physically he might have something left.

Galloway has wheels is smart in the "West" system and has been working hard with McNabb as any intelligent veteran role model player would.

I think he brings quite a bit to the table and has a great opportunity to be successful in this system.

He's not used up by any means.

Redskins camp countdown: Washington has a 'three-year window with McNabb' - John Keim, Sporting News correspondent - NFL - Sporting News (http://www.sportingnews.com/nfl/article/2010-06-09/redskins-camp-countdown-washington-has-three-year-window-mcnabb)

Redskins camp countdown: Washington has a 'three-year window with McNabb' - John Keim, Sporting News correspondent - NFL - Sporting News (http://www.sportingnews.com/nfl/article/2010-06-09/redskins-camp-countdown-washington-has-three-year-window-mcnabb)

There are several inaccuracies in that article. I think that the outlook and bottom line are accurate or "safe predictions", but there was a lot of hearsay in there that is not proven to be fact. The projected depth chart was a little pretentious as well.

DT needs to go to Fitz Camp.