In BYU's defense, there have been a lot of LDS players that didn't make it to BYU, that ended up at an inferior program and that ended up having good careers in college and/or the NFL.

snoscythe wrote:

One thing that I like about Kehl is that he came in 10-12 lbs heavier than he played at BYU.

BYU listed him at 231 this year and the combine has him at 235. So 4 lbs isnt a ton of weight added on but I dont think he needs to get much bigger. Size wise he is almost prototypical for an OLB.

Official combine weight was 242.

BYUtx wrote:

Pwride wrote:

He's an RM. Was told by BYU out of high school he wasn't D-1 material. He is listed as one of the top LBs in the draft, but they still aren't impressed with him physically.

Or so he says.

That's 100% true. They told him he should send a tape to NAU.

Glad to hear he's doing well, as you can tell by my avatar, I'm a fan of his, thanks to all who have provided info.

On a side note, I have Dish network, and I used to have the NFL network, it was just part of my basic package, I wasn't paying any more to have it, this time of the year I always look forward to watching the combine, and I flipped on the NFL network only to find out that as of last week I don't have it anymore, I was curious if anyone else with Dish had the same issue.

All I have to say is he is one of only 3 LBers that are in the top performer catagory in both the timed 40 and the stregnth test. That can only be good for BK.