NFL Combine Day Two: Who Will Impress and Who Will Be Left in the Dust

Today is the day everyone a fan of 40 times gets most excited about at the combine, The Offensive Skill Position Day (QBs,RBs, WRs). Nowadays there is a great precedents put on a players speed. There may not be any 4.2s or Chris Johnson like Wow factors today but there are certainly some fast players this year. So here are the players who I personally think will fly and who I think might stumble a bit...

Quarterbacks who should do the Best

1. Armanti Edwards - Appalachian State
2. Jarret Brown - West Virginia
3. Zac Robinson - Oklahoma State
   
4. Daryll Clark - Penn State
5. Dan Lefevour - Central Michigan

Quarterbacks who might stumble

1. Sean Canfield - Oregon State
2. Mike Kafka - Northwestern
3. Jevan Snead - Ole Miss
4. John Skelton - Fordham
5. Levi Brown - Troy State

Running backs who should do the best

1. Dexter McCluster - Ole Miss
2. C.J. Spiller - Clemson
3. Shawnbrey McNeal - SMU
4. Ryan Matthews - Fresno State
   
5. Joe McKnight - USC
6. Darius Marshall - Marshall

Running backs who might stumble

1. LeGarrette Blount - Oregon
2. Jonathan Dwyer - Georgia Tech
3. Anthony Dixon - Mississippi State
4. Stafon Johnson - USC
5. Montario Hardesty - Tennessee
6. Toby Gerhart - Stanford

Wide receivers Who Should Do The Best

1. Jacoby Ford - Clemson
2. Brandon Banks - Kansas State
3. David Gettis - Baylor
4. Golden Tate - Notre Dame
5. Emmanuel Sanders - SMU
6. Taylor Price - Ohio

Wide receivers Who Might Stumble

1. Mardy Gilyard - Cincinnati
2. Nyan Boateng - CAL
   
3. Arrelious Benn - Illinois
4. Jordan Shipley - Texas
5. Damian Williams - USC
6. Eric Decker - Minnesota

Notes

-Watch for two pairs of teammates: C.J. Spiller and Jacoby Ford (Clemson) and Shawnbrey McNeal and Emmanuel Sanders (Southern Methodist) to have big days.

-Track guys like David Gettis of Baylor usually fare well.

-Mardy Gilyard may have phenomenal play making ability on the field but I don't know if he possesses the timed speed to really impress scouts.

-A name to watch could be WR Marcus Easley of UConn. With a big showing, Easley could move himself up quite a bit in the eyes of scouts.

-Historically a skill position player comes out of the blue to really dazzle everyone with their timed speeds. It will be interesting to see who takes that role this year and emerges.

-There are some that have questions about Jonathan Dwyer's long speed (as do I). He'll be one of the RBs to keep an eye on most because a disappointing time could knock him out of Round One.