Slot, outside, play a little bit of running back, run in motion and get the ball on sweeps. Any position on the field you want to put me, I can do it. "Like I say to the scouts, I play everything. Whether it's a lineman, fullback, running back – whoever it is, when I got my chance, I'm taking my shot." Every chance I'm on that field, I'm bringing it to someone. But you always get an opportunity to hit someone every play. Most of the time, you're not always going to get those opportunities. I love to get my hands on the ball as well, get my chance to score. On if he's more of an enforcer or a ballhawk…
I can do everything a receiver is supposed to do." I feel like there's still room to improve, but I feel like today I showed I'm more than just that deep-threat guy. And I feel like I did all of what I listed. "My expectations were just to run fast on my 40, do good on all my drills and then when it came to the position work, just being able to show good footwork, be fast in and out of my breaks, be clean in and out of my breaks. If I can move from position to position, I have more value as a player, so I've always prided myself on trying to learn as many positions as I can so I can be ready." I want to be known as a versatile player.
I feel like my best ball is still ahead of me. I'm nowhere near being close to my top capacity. Scouts got to see how I move around, my athleticism. Those things right there are the kind of things you wouldn't see unless you really know me." I feel like the way I compete is kind of scary. The way I care about my teammates and everybody who is going to help my team win. "The relationships I make with my teammates.
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On his attributes/strengths you can't measure at Pro Day… There was a representative from 30 of the NFL's 32 teams in attendance at Thursday's event. Britt with 24 reps on the bench press.Īll eyes on the #WarEagle | #AuburnMade /WbMmZVOjIm- Auburn Football March 19, 2021 Other top performers from Auburn's Pro Day included Jordyn Peters in the vertical jump (39 ½), Peters and Seth Williams in the broad jump (10-4), and K.J. It's something I've been trying to model myself after, trying to see things in his game that I can bring into my game." "Just how he's able to use his speed in and out of his breaks, how he's able to run with the ball and run his routes with his speed. "I've been watching a lot of Tyreek Hill, of course," he said. It was no surprise to see who Schwartz has been watching at the next level. He ranks 10th all-time at Auburn with 117 career receptions in his three seasons on the Plains. The speedy wide receiver was among the top 12 in the SEC at his position in receptions (54), yards (636) and yards per game (63.6). "I feel like I am the fastest guy in all of football, especially coming into the draft this year," Schwartz said after running a 4.26 on Thursday. And then just to watch him run the second one, it was like 'don't blink' type of deal."Īs evidenced by his tweet at Hill as a freshman, Schwartz has never lacked in confidence. "Everybody thought he was going to run anything in the 4.2s. "Today, he just proved how fast he was," teammate Jamien Sherwood said. He was 0.04 off the NFL combine record 4.22, set by John Ross III in 2017.Ĥ️⃣.2️⃣6️⃣ unofficial for #WarEagle | /FVth2pI4P9 On Thursday, Schwartz bested that time with an unofficial 40 time of 4.26 at Auburn's Pro Day. He ran a 4.29 in the 40-yard dash at the NFL combine. Hill was and still is considered one of, if not the fastest wide receiver in the NFL. – In the fall of 2018, when Anthony Schwartz was just a freshman at Auburn, he tweeted at Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Tyreek Hill. NFL footage © NFL Productions LLC.Story Links AUBURN, Ala. All other NFL-related trademarks are trademarks of the National Football League. NFL and the NFL shield design are registered trademarks of the National Football League.The team names, logos and uniform designs are registered trademarks of the teams indicated.
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