NFL | W. Justice a limited participant at Pro Day
Sun, 2 Apr 2006 15:10:39 -0700
Gil Brandt, of NFL.com, reports USC OT Winston Justice measured 6-6 ¼ and weighed 320 pounds at his Pro Day workout Sunday, April 2. Justice had a 34½-inch arm length, 39-inch vertical jump, and 38 lifts.
NFL | More on W. Justice's Pro Day results
Sun, 2 Apr 2006 19:09:47 -0700
ESPN.com's Len Pasquarelli reports USC OT Winston Justice, who still must resolve some old character issues for NFL scouts before the NFL Draft, was the player who inarguably helped himself the most at his Pro Day Sunday, April 2. In the vertical jump, Justice did 39 inches, an incredible mark for such a big man. He registered 38 "repetitions" in the bench press. Justice pulled up toward the end of the 40-yard drill, clutching his right hamstring, but one AFC scout still said he clocked him at 5.03 seconds. In the pass-block drills, Justice looked very agile and naturally athletic, despite the sore hamstring. "Happy with what I did and happy it's over," said Justice, who missed time during his career because of two off-field incidents, one of which included pulling a pellet gun on a USC student. "We'll just have to see where it goes from here."
Jutice is the big winner of the USC Pro Day doing a 39" vert and 38 lifts with a pretty good 40 time and solid drill work. It looks like two very solid tackles are coming in to the NFL this year (though D'Brick has absolutely zero character issues, unlike Justice). Jutice's numbers are actually better than DB's, but don't mistake numbers for football skill
