actually i can almost guarantee clayton would perform better in porn than dex performs in the nfl

especially if the mattress was a queen, strapped onto the roof of an import car

My speed score is terrific, too.

You can **** in the 4.3's?

I have fast-twitch fibers in my cawk.

Welker is effective despite a slow 40 time.

McCluster is marginally effective with a slow 40 time.

Huge difference.

ROFL LMAO

I"m not calling them anywhere near the same player. I'm talking about the idea that a slow 40 time makes you slow.

People on here didn't mention that he ran the 2nd fast 20-yard shuttle and 3-cone. The guy isn't slow. He's agile. It just hasn't yet translated onto an NFL field. And maybe never will.

the biggest disappointment with mccluster is he seems to not be effective at all in the return game.......that in and of itself limits his usefulness IMO

Ya he had that 1 KR on opening night in 2010 and that's it.

I agree, which is bad, because he gets a chance to move in space.

Being one of the smallest players in the NFL and having a meh 40 time isn't fatal.

Being one of the smallest players in the NFL and having a meh 40 time and not having cracked 1700 yards from scrimmage in 3 NFL seasons and still hoping for an upside is a whole lot of wishful thinking.

to me if youre going to draft a gadget small wr/rb to bust out every once in a while and take up a roster slot he better damn well return kicks or maybe play in the dime LOL

****ing do something other than what any other normal, non gimmick very high second rounder could do

I am hoping for an upside because Andy Reid has plans for him, and I don't take that endorsement lightly. I also didn't like the decision to make him a RB in 2011 (and every offensive player gets a pass for 2012 under Daboll).

I recognize his limitations. He'll probably never be great. But I don't see why he can't be a contributing 800+ yard guy again, which isn't going to light the world on fire, but it's decent enough.

I don't mind how he was used in Charlie Weis' offense, which was to shift him all across the line pre-snap, which keeps the defense a little bit on their toes, especially on spying on Jamaal Charles. I don't know why they stopped doing that.