Ohio’s McCrae impresses in difficult conditions

Published on March 19, 2011 by Seahawk Fanatic

The elements were so bad at Ohio’s pro day on March 10 that the 13 players who worked out had to run their 40-yard dashes under a tent.

Still, WR Terrence McCrae (6-foot-2 5/8, 194 pounds) stood out during his workout on a cold, wet field. He put up 40 times of 4.49 and 4.42 seconds, a 4.22 short shuttle and 6.82 three-cone drill in front of 12 teams. He had a 35-inch vertical, 10-4 broad jump and did eight reps on the bench at 225 pounds.

He also met privately with the Dolphins and Chiefs, and appears to be a priority free agent at this point.

DB Donovan Fletcher, who is probably best suited to play safety at the next level, measured in at 5-11 3/8, 204 pounds. He showed strength with 29 bench reps to go with 40 times of 4.63 and 4.59 seconds. He has had a 4.27 short shuttle, 7.09 three-cone, 38 1/2 vertical and 10-4 broad jump.

Both McCrae and Fletcher are priority free-agent types.

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Tags: Bad Day, Bench, Broad Jump, Chiefs, dolphins, Donovan, Elements, Free Agent, Mccrae, Next Level, Priority, Shuttle, Tent, Wet Field, Workout, Yard Dashes

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