LSU's NFL Combine Tracker: WR's
The 2023 NFL Combine kicked off on Thursday and runs through Sunday, giving former college players the chance to work out and interview with NFL teams.
There are nine total LSU players invited to this year’s NFL Combine, and the largest group of Tigers – the defensive linemen and linebackers – got things going on Day 1.
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The NFL Combine Schedule
- Thursday, March 2nd, 3pm ET – Defensive Linemen and Linebackers
- Friday, March 3rd, 3pm ET – Defensive Backs
- Saturday, March 4th, 1pm ET – Quarterbacks, Wide Receivers, Tight Ends.
- Sunday, March 5th, 1pm ET – Running Backs, Offensive Linemen.
Day 1: DL and LB: DE Ali Gaye, DL Jaquelin Roy, EDGE BJ Ojulari, LB Micah Baskerville
Day 2: DB: CB Mekhi Garner, DB Jay Ward
Day 3: QB, WR and TE: WR Kayshon Boutte, WR Jaray Jenkins
Day 4: RB and OL: OL Anthony Bradford
Results for LSU’s DL and LB group on Day 1
Tracking LSU’s Wide Receivers
The Reaction: It was about as bad of a day as Boutte could have turned in when it came to testing. Boutte said he was shooting for the 4.3-range in the 40-yard dash, but he run unofficial times of 4.50 and 4.67. Boutte’s 29-inch vertical was the lowest among all wide receivers at the combine, and his broad jump was second-worst among the receivers. There’s still LSU’s Pro Day, so Boutte has a chance to bounce back with better numbers. But the likelihood after the combine will be Boutte continues to trend down on draft boards.
Height/Weight: 5-11, 195
Arm: 31 3/8″
Hand: 9 1/2″
40-yard dash: 4.50
10-yard split: 1.58
Vertical Jump: 29″
Broad Jump: 9’10”
3-cone drill: (none)
20-yard shuttle: (none)
Bench press: (none)
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The Reaction: Jenkins didn’t have a great day testing, either. His 4.60 40-yard dash was the fifth-slowest time among the wide receivers at the combine, while his 29.5″ vertical jump was the second-lowest among wide receivers. Only Boutte’s 29″ vertical was lower. Jenkins and Boutte were the lone two skill players to not hit at least 30-inches on the vertical jump.
Height/Weight: 6-2, 204
Arm: 31 3/4″
Hand: 10″
40-yard dash: 4.60
10-yard split: 1.56
Vertical Jump: 29.5″
Broad Jump: (none)
3-cone drill: (none)
20-yard shuttle: (none)
Bench press: (none)
