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NFL Football Players Draft Injuries Rookies Season SuperbowlPublished: September 16, 2009
When he throws at tight-end Zach Miller, he seems to catch everything. Miller fell to the second round of the 2007 Draft because of a slow time in the 40 at only 4.72.
Meanwhile, Russell would connect with Dwayne Bowe at LSU, who ran a 4.49 at the Combine.
Compare that to the 40s for Johnnie Lee Higgins, Louis Murphy, and Darrius Heyward-Bey, and you'll see that Russell appears to be more comfortable with slower receivers. Heyward-Bey clocked-in around a 4.28, Higgins at around 4.35, and Murphy at about 4.3.
Chaz Schilens, considered Russell's go-to receiver of the future, clocked-in around 4.4.
Does the speed of a receiver necessarily have an effect on the quarterback's accuracy?
If so, would that mean that the receivers should slow down, or does Russell just need to compensate for it?
I would mu...
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