without a doubt. By the way, the commentators also said that, overall, A.J. had been the most impressive of the QB's.
For whatever reason he was always running the underneath route with White and Amari going deep. They're probably both a quarter of a step faster and that's probably the reason. I think he could have helped us deep though.
Most experts thought he was in the 4.6-4.65 range. I saw him interviewed a few weeks back and he said, "I've never run a 40 that slow in my entire life". He proved it today. I can't find the overall results but I'd bet he did very well in the vertical and broad jumps, because he absolutely leaped over some people in his career. Mainly though, I think he'll impress teams because he comes across as mature and a leader, with high character. They like that.
He'll be that "Steady Eddie" who catches 35-40 passes a year for ten years or so. Then he'll come back to his home town of D'Iberville(Biloxi), collect a nice pension, and coach. That's what he wants to do.
