Day 1 NFL Draft Combine Standouts at Linebacker

While Noah Sewell didn’t have a spectacular day on the field testing, I think he did enough to solidify being worthy of a Day 2 NFL Draft pick selection.

Now, whether that is in the 2nd or 3rd round is yet to be determined, but I think with the production we saw all year at Oregon, and the way he tested, he has the NFL ability.

The brother of Detroit Lions offensive lineman Penei Sewell, Noah has made quite the name for himself as well.

His tests didn’t go as great as I am assuming he wished they went, but he is a bigger guy who was never going to test insanely well.

He ran a 4.64 40-yard dash, had a 33-inch vertical jump, and a 9-foot 7-inch broad jump. These numbers aren’t bad, but they weren’t going to blow anyone away that wasn’t already super into you.

I think the chances of Sewell being around when Miami picks at 52 are high, but I think potentially attacking corner if the other 2 guys I mentioned earlier are gone makes more sense.

That is unless this next guy is still available.