Guess Berry's 40 time

[govols/cc]

I say his official time will be a 4.47

 

[Volfootball55]

4.42

 

[Jewbaccah]

4.34

 

[GAVol]

4.45

 

[GetEmVols]

Its impossible to measure berry's 40 time because its impossible to push the stop watch two times in the time it takes him to run it. eace2:

 

[SimpleOrange]

4.39

 

[cwil4]

1.1

 

[wbeaver]

4.40

 

[GAVol]

The good news is that he's not a pure speed guy, so he's got some margin of error to work with.

 

[Behuman13]

4.34

Optimistic for sure..

I'd say somewhere around 4.5

 

[JFreak]

4.39

 

[volcrazi]

I believe he will run right about a 4.35 or 4.40.

 

[bUTrosbUTrosVOLie]

2.2 if he stumbles. :rock:

 

[volfan1090]

4.41

 

[bUTrosbUTrosVOLie]

Its impossible to measure berry's 40 time because its impossible to push the stop watch two times in the time it takes him to run it. eace2:

They may have to fly in Rod Wilks to time him. eace2:

 

[kidbourbon]

4.46

 

[tabrams]

4.46

4.33

 

[valleyorange]

he is a 4.55-4.58 40-yd dash in official pro-timing in my opinion. Good time for an NFL safety. 4.3 is way too optimistic. Javid Best from Cal barely ran a 4.39 first time and he is one of the fastest guys in the nation. Best's second time was 4.33 un-official. I know best is a RB, but I'm using him as a barometer for a 4.3 NFL type guy based on just speed. I don't think Berry is in that kind of speed class.

 

[TennGentry]

4.35

 

[Volfan8282]

4.47

 

[Dudleys87]

No one lives up to Wilks speed so 4.56

 

[Vol-Fox]

Because Montario ran an official 4.49 then I am going to say Berry will run between a 4.39-4.42.

 

[JAL]

4.47

 

[Slydell]

Just to get a guess in, I'll say 4.43. If they start measuring impact force, that would = freight train.

 

[Zasnow]

4.37