[jwinslow]

But David Boston ran in the high 4.3s and falls into the group of those very few special guys Calvin Johnson, TO and Anquan Boldin who can run 4.3 to 4.4s and can still create the seperation at that level.

Boldin ran a 4.71 at the combine.

Boston also had some HGH to help him as he was not huge in college.

Which makes me question whether he was running 4.3's before turning himself into a cartoon.

I guess it's a part of Miami (Fla)'s game that they utilize well fast TEs and it's something i'd like OSU to integrate into its offense.

Then Koger would have been a good fit.

a) Keep him at WR, creating huge mismatches to exploit, with a lil less agility than other WRs. Advantage in blocking situations.
b) Move him to TE, and hope he learns how to block better, tho at a level lower than typical OSU te's. Neutral matchup at best in blocking situations.

Scenario A sounds a lot more promising.

With what i've seen from Saine even when he was healthy from all that weight he gained he appears to have slower lateral movement then when I saw him in HS (just watching the way he moved not his competition) but still moves as fast straight up field.

Disagree completely. Agility was always a weakness of Saine's... I thought he took a step ahead in that department, as well as vision, since last fall.