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Watch the Roots' Black Thought Perform a 'Harry Potter' Rap
Just yesterday we commended the Roots for having a top-notch sense of humor to go along with their expert musicianship, after they joined Jimmy Fallon for a send-up of '80s dance shows. Well, the Philly crew has gone and outdone that by a longshot, this time with frontman Black Thought taking to the mic to rap about Harry Potter on the most recent Tonight Show. The butterbeer-fueled verse lays out the basics of the hit wizardry saga, with lines like "Magical young man from the badlands / On the run from the Prisoner of Azkaban / Hermione was like his best friend / And his homeboy Ron was his right hand." Sure, it's partly a plug for Universal Orlando Resort, where Fallon and co. are taping episodes this week, but we'll let that slide because it's both goofy and well crafted. It's still no Black Simon and Garfunkel, but what else is, really?
Watch Interpol's Professionally Amateurish 'Anywhere' Live Video
Rather than release a teaser video for one of the new songs from their upcoming El Pintor album, Interpol have gone another route, releasing a professionally produced live clip for the song "Anywhere," filmed back in March at London's Brixton Academy. Though their live get-up is pretty cool visually, the footage is decidedly amateurish, as though random fans were given a bunch of cameras and told to shoot the performance as they saw it. Instead of close-ups of the band, you'll see the backs of people's heads crowding the shots, making it the perfect way to explain to tall people what being a short concertgoer is like. It's a fun twist on a traditional trope and a great way for fans to hear a quality version of "Anywhere," which Interpol also performed at Governors Ball a few weeks ago.
Coldplay Spread Good Cheer and Cheese in 'A Sky Full of Stars' Video
Coldplay's Avicii-assisted "A Sky Full of Stars" is certainly meant to be a crowd-pleaser, with its poppy EDM build-ups and saccharine lyrics. The song's new video takes that feelgood vibe and runs with it, or rather walks jaunitly with it, as Chris Martin and the lads stroll through town as though they're buskers, amassing a following of fans along the way. The band members all don their usual instruments, adding on some drums and random pieces, like the one dude with a pan flute — all odd choices, considering the song is basically synth-driven. But whatever, Martin grins his way through the whole thing, looking like he's having a grand old time fake-playing his acoustic guitar while creating an impromptu parade for the Ghost Stories track. Join in the fun above.
Watch Sam Smith Wow Letterman With Powerful 'Stay With Me' Performance
Just a day after delivering an epic rendition of "Stay With Me" with Mary J. Blige at New York City's famed Apollo Theater, Sam Smith stopped by The Late Show With David Letterman to perform the Top 10 single from his debut album, In the Lonely Hour. Like his Saturday Night Live performance in late March, the 22-year-old Englishman was backed by a small gospel choir, though this time Smith was much more comfortable in front of the studio audience, adding more of an emotional punch to the song about a brief love affair. Letterman seemed visibly wowed, asking Smith, "You've done this before, right? Just singing. Keep at it!" while Smith humbly joked that it was his first time performing at all. Enjoy it up top.
Wild Beasts Float Through Hallucinatory World in 'Mecca' Video
Wild Beasts sure have a flair for the dramatic. Their "Wanderlust" video took a saddeningly beautiful look at the parallel lives of four characters, while the visuals for "A Simple Beautiful Truth" featured the English foursome doing an absurdist dance routine on a Welsh mountain. Their new short for "Mecca" takes them in an even trippier direction, blending footage of the lads with psychedelic animation. Directed by Kate Moross, the colorful video is the perfect complement for the airy track, especially as co-frontman Hayden Thorpe mournfully sings, "Where the body goes the mind will follow soon after" in the chorus. It's yet another example of the unique charms of Wild Beasts' latest LP, Present Tense, one of SPIN's picks for the Best Overlooked Albums of 2014 So Far.
Zola Jesus Teases 'Taiga' Album With Atmospheric Video
In 2011, Zola Jesus wowed us with her third album Conatus, a pop-goth set propelled by her stunning vocals. Rather than follow that up with a proper LP, the artist born Nika Rosa Danilova took her mostly electronic songs and reworked them for last year's string-laden Versions, which featured only one new song, the stunning "Fall Back." Now, Zola has announced the release of her next full-length, Taiga, due in October. The news comes in the form of a 50-second teaser video directed by Kyle Hurley. The visuals feature scenes of fire and nature superimposed over her silhouette, while an atmospheric, so-far-wordless song snippet plays. As of now, that's the extent of our knowledge on the new record, but stay tuned for more.
Sub Pop Unveils Digital Subscription Service for New Releases
Aside from offering up a college scholarship, opening an airport store, and participating in some quality pranks, the good people at Sub Pop find the time to put out great albums. Some recent gems include LPs by Clipping and the Afghan Whigs, and if you're kicking yourself for missing either of them, the legendary label has you covered going forward. Like Dead Oceans, Domino, and OWSLA, Sub Pop has teamed with Drip FM to launch a subscription service that gives fans access to all of their releases.For $10 a month, you can get DRM-free 320 kbps MP3s or WAV files of Sub Pop albums and singles as soon as they drop, as well as a choice of three LPs from Nirvana, Fleet Foxes, Earth, Clipping, and Shabazz Palaces.
Bjork's Career Honored With 'Experimental' MoMA Retrospective
Björk made history last week when New York City's Museum of Modern Art announced that her Biophilia app would be the first of its kind to become part of the institution's permanent collection. But that's not the only way MoMA is honoring the Icelandic artist. Beginning next year, a retrospective — cleverly titled Björk — will blend fact and fiction as it surveys her one-of-a-kind career "through sound, film, visuals, instruments, objects, costumes, and performance," according to a press release."The installation will present a narrative, both biographical and imaginatively fictitious, cowritten by Björk and the acclaimed Icelandic writer Sjón Sigurdsson," the statement reveals.
Watch Jimmy Fallon, the Roots, and E.T. Relive the '80s on 'Dance Avenue'
Time and time again, the Roots prove that they have a tremendous sense of humor on The Tonight Show, yet somehow it's still surprising to see just how silly they can get. Take, for example, Jimmy Fallon and company's apropos-of-nothing "Dance Avenue" sketch, which finds the host and his band getting down for an '80s-style show that features nothing but people busting moves to some funky disco beats. Sure, Fallon's stylings are impressive, but it's so much more fun to see the Roots joining in at the Universal Orlando Resort, with some Transformers and an oversized E.T. shaking their respective moneymakers as well. It's the latest in a recent string of dance-themed sketches for Fallon, including a dad-focused entry with New Jersey Governor Chris Christie and one about tight pants with Jennifer Lopez.
Cut Copy Guest on Weirdo Talk Show for 'Meet Me in a House of Love' Video
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Getting an Interview: Resume Dos and Don'ts
As you may know, this quarter's FPTI Career Fair is coming up on Wednesday, March 4th! From 1-2:30pm, FPTI will host representatives from gyms across New York City – including Equinox, Crunch, 24-Hour Fitness, Boom Fitness and more – for both students AND alumni to make contacts, ask questions regarding employment in the fitness industry, and drop off resumes.
But your resume can make or break your ability to get an interview, so you'll want to make sure you put the right things on paper. Here are a few resume DOs and DON'Ts to keep in mind while you prepare yours for fitness employers:
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I'm starting this thread so all of us Ga taco owners have somewhere to shoot the bull, dick around, bull shit, etc etc etc (read: postwhore). The one in the SE section is somewhat like this, but figured it wouldn't hurt to have one in our section!
I'll start by saying I'm VERY glad I didn't get a jeep. I've seen 3 billion today and none of them looked like they even knew what off-road was. Granted I see a lot of tacos like this, but WAY more jeeps. Not to mention, you can't get a jeep w/ a bed unless you get one of the older "tugs" (Comanches don't count) or an expensive conversion.
I'll take my Tacoma over a Jeep ANY day of the week.
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"Quartet," "Stand Up Guys" put spotlight on our on-screen elders
We're barely over a month into the new year, and a theme is already starting to emerge.
It seems 2013 is the year of aging.
Besides the typical January fare – cheap horror movies ("Texas Chainsaw 3D"), even cheaper comedies ("Movie 43") – theaters have been getting slammed with films about getting old. Some of them try to say that age is just a number, especially if that number is attached to an '80s action hero (Sly, Arnold, Bruce Willis) trying to prove he's still got it – even if the box office returns would prove otherwise (the jury is still out on Willis and "A Good Day to Die Hard").
There's also Michael Haneke's Oscar-nominated "Amour," whose painful depiction of the cruel forces of age and time finally came to town this past month.
If that wasn't enough, there are two other movies featuring veteran actors and actresses coping with their golden years: "Quartet" and "Stand Up Guys." Neither of the two films have the flashy explosions nor high profile awards hype of their brethren, but they do provide the modest pleasures of watching some of Hollywood's finest embrace their grey with grace. Well … one of them does.
Let's go with the good news first and talk about "Quartet," Dustin Hoffman's modest directorial debut. Veteran British stage and screen actor Tom Courtenay stars as Reg, a former opera great now living in a gorgeous country home for retired musicians. He passes the time teaching music classes and leisurely enjoying the company of his friends, the randy Wilf (Billy Connolly) and the bubbly Cissy (Pauline Collins).
Their peaceful retirement starts going out of tune when the diva Jean Horton (Maggie Smith), the fourth member of Reg, Wilf and Cissy's renowned quartet, as well as Reg's estranged ex-wife, arrives at the retirement home in an egotistic harrumph. He can't simply ignore her either; the house's ringleader (Dumbledore himself Michael Gambon) insists on the legendary quartet performing "Rigoletto" for their annual fundraiser.
Ronald Harwood's screenplay (adapted from his own play) isn't innovating much with its familiar "one last show to save our home" story, and Hoffman isn't much for exciting or fancy theatrics. It's a modestly directed film with an equally low-anxiety set of storylines and characters, almost to the point that "Quartet" threatens to be too timid and safe to make an impact.
But Hoffman is an actor's actor, and as you'd expect, he appears to be an actor's director as well, much to the benefit of "Quartet." The Oscar-winning actor draws sweetly sincere performances from his veteran cast, including a tender lead performance from Courtenay and a satisfyingly snippy turn from Smith. It's essentially a better-dressed version of her role from "The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel," but what can you say; she does it well. Connolly also provides some needed energy as a wily Scot who hasn't met a staff member he wouldn't flirt with.
"Quartet" is fluff, but thanks to the high-caliber cast in front of and behind the camera, it's harmless fluff, as well as a warm opportunity to see some great actors take their well-deserved bows.
If Hoffman's film is a graceful bow, then "Stand Up Guys" is a tired, desperate reunion tour. Christopher Walken and Al Pacino play Doc and Val, two old gangster pals reuniting after Val gets done with a 28-year prison sentence. The reunion is meant to be short lived; their former boss (Mark Margolis) wants Doc to kill his friend, a task that obviously doesn't sit well with the weary, guilt-stricken Doc. As a result, he decides to make Val's last hours as memorable as possible, including multiple trips to a brothel and breaking their old pal (Alan Arkin, currently basking in the glow of an Oscar nomination for "Argo") out of a retirement home for some carjacking antics.
The promise of watching these old dogs hang out and have some fun on the town has its allure, but "Stand Up Guys" doesn't provide the kind of adventures befitting acting legends like Pacino, Walken and Arkin. Instead, Noah Haidle's script ladles on lifeless conversations that sound as exhausted as their stars look and embarrassing escapades, including a late night run for Viagra that ends unfortunately just as you might expect. There should be a law against making Michael Corleone the victim of an extended erection joke.
Director Fisher Stevens – most known for playing Ben in the "Short Circuit" movies – shoots the film warmly, but he can't hide how tone-deaf "Stand Up Guys" plays. Half of the film wants to be tug at heartstrings and create sad drama, while the other half plays like a warmed-over version of "The Hangover" for senior citizens, featuring childish behavior and hard-to-swallow sequences of absurd wish fulfillment (including its cop-out ending).
Everywhere the guys go, they find beautiful younger women who find them riveting – Pacino even manages to swindle a dance from one gorgeous bar patron with his salt-and-pepper beard, wild cockatoo hair and a vulgar come-on – and tough young gangsters who are easily put in their place by grumpy old men. I'd be more accepting of this "they just don't make 'em like they used to" idealism if our heroes – especially Val – didn't seem like profane hooligans.
The story is an unfortunate mix of sweet and sour, but at least the cast is game. It takes a while, but as the main duo grows into their on-screen relationship, they're a decent bit of fun together. Plus, the only person who can out-"Whoa!" Pacino is Walken, who often seems to be acting in a sweeter, more soulful movie. He's good. "Stand Up Guys?" Not so much.
"Quartet": *** (See it soon)
"Stand Up Guys": ** (Rent it much later)
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Louisiana Stands Alone on Drinking at 18
Published: March 23, 1996
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Lawyers for the bar owners argued that before the state can discriminate against 18-to-20-year-olds in its effort to reduce drunken driving, it would first have to apply "other non-discriminatory methods, including public education," and allowing a tax credit to retailers to provide free non-alcoholic drinks for designated drivers.
Ultimately the case landed before the State Supreme Court, where four judges -- one is a temporary fill-in -- ruled that the lawyers had a point.
The state considers 18-year-olds to be adults, and they cannot be stripped of any right accorded other adults, the court ruled. Writing for the majority, Justice Catherine D. Kimball said the state failed to prove that the 21-and-over law "substantially furthers the important governmental objectives of improving highway safety."
Louisiana residents, who already pay the 10th highest auto insurance in the nation and would see the rate go higher if that decision stands, were confused by that.
In Louisiana, drivers 18 to 20 make up just five percent of the total number of drivers, but account for 10 percent of fatal car crashes involving alcohol, according to statistics from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
Of all fatal car crashes involving 18-to-20-year-olds in Louisiana, 71.7 percent of the drivers had been drinking.
The state ranks well above the national average in just about every category involving cars, death, injury, booze and teen-agers. It is fourth in the nation in fatal crashes involving people 18 to 20.
The four members of the state court who struck down the requirement apparently ignored evidence that a 21-and-over law saved lives, said Judith Stone, the president of the Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety, based in Washington. "There was a reason why that drinking age was passed," she said.
Federal highway officials say that since 21 became the minimum drinking age about 10 years ago, an estimated 10,000 lives have been saved.
Mrs. Grimes's son, Jeramy, died after the age limit was raised across the nation, everywhere except Louisiana.
"I don't care about the age limit, but you have to make it the same everywhere," she said. "The danger is in the traveling."
Louisiana bar owners are already reaching out to young people in Texas with radio advertisements telling of this new development, enticing them. And it is not a matter of whether some of them will drive home drunk, only how many will die on their way, Mrs. Grimes said. When the law closing the loophole passed last year, someone took a saw and cut down the cross she had put up for her son beside the interstate.
In New Orleans, ground zero for hangovers, bar owners said that of course they were happy with the ruling. Outside in the French Quarter, two teen-age girls, swaying arm in arm, teetered along the cobblestones with plastic "To Go" cups in their hands, as the music leaked out from the doorways of bars.
Uptown, a bartender in a hotel lounge said that all the talk of age limits is moot in the culture of Louisiana, where looking the other way is tradition. After the Supreme Court's decision came down, a young man came into his bar and asked if the drinking age was indeed 18. "Son," said the bartender, who asked not to be named, "if you can count to 18, I'll give you one drink."
Photos: Louisiana bar owners proudly advertise that the state nowpermits drinking by 18-year-olds. (pg. 1); Janett Clark 18, of Pasadena, Tex., drinking a daiquiri in New Orleans. The Louisiana Supreme Court has lowered the drinking age to 18. (Alex Brandon for The New York Times) (pg. 10)


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If there were concerns about LSU's defensive tackle depth, Greg Gilmore (Hope Mills, N.C./South View) put them to rest Thursday evening.
The Tigers landed their latest ESPN 150 prospect when Gilmore, the No. 104 player in the country, publicly pledged LSU's 2013 recruiting class live on "ESPN RecruitingNation" on ESPNU.
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"I'm going to school at Louisiana State," Gilmore said. "I called every coach last night, and it was hard -- it was hard. It was really between LSU and Florida in my opinion."
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"With LSU, I liked how they're losing six guys on the front," Gilmore said. "I think I can go in there and I can play early. I don't know how you could not play in Tiger Stadium. I went down there for the Alabama game and it was rocking. I had so much fun down there."
Gilmore chose LSU over Florida and Oklahoma. The consensus opinion since this past summer had been that the Gators and Tigers were the top two contenders for his signature. The final decision came after a busy month that saw Gilmore travel to Gainesville, Fla., on Sept. 22 for Florida's game against Kentucky and an Oct. 27 trip to Norman, Okla., to watch Oklahoma play Notre Dame.
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When my friend Ingrid gave birth to her daughter in Sweden, she and her partner were given 15 months of paid leave to share or take individually. That gave Ingrid time to recover from the delivery, bond with her baby, and see her daughter through to the toddling stages before she even needed to think about going back to work.
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4.6 Room cleanliness
4.5 Service & staff
4.5 Room comfort
4.2 Hotel condition
They paid and stayed.
We double-checked.
We double-checked.
for Familiesby A verified traveler
Ruhiges und zentral gelegenes HotelPosted Oct 27, 2014
Pros: Ausstattung des Apartments: komplett ausgestatten Küche, gemütlichen Sitzecke, Fernseher, kompletten Musikanlage, DVD-Player und oben der Pool - Super
Cons: Wifi im Apartment, war nur im office
Location: Waterman street - zu fuss: 10 min. zur long street (disco, pubs, red-bus-station, 20 min. Zur waterkant mall, 300m zum supermarkt (kl. einkaufszentrum
Ideal gelegen für unternehmungen: ob waterkant mit vik. und Alfred mall, clock tower, Hafen um nach robben island zu kommen, aquarium, rugby-museum, long street mit beere house, mama Africa, Discos, Oder der red-bus-station um rundfahrten zu unternehmen zum table mountain, botanischen garden in kirstenbosch, einer sehr gemütlichen weinprobe in constantia, hout bay zu den seals und am abend zum sunset. Weitere empfehlungen: einen besuch im mount nelson hotel zur tea-time (anmeldung / reservierung erforderlich), sowie ein besuch im steakhouse von nelson's eye - geheimtip. Weitere unternehmungen: Cape rundfahrt zum cap der guten hoffnung, Cape of good hope, boulders beach zu den cape-pinguinen. Camps bay, die 12 apostel, chapmans peak und noch vieles mehr. Cape Town in South Africa ist einfach klasse und für Alle eine reise wert, die man nie bereuen würde. Ich wünsche Allen viel spass in Cape Town.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Los Angeles, CA
Superb Location & Charming/Beautiful ArchitecturePosted Oct 26, 2014
Pros: Beautiful Dutch colonial style one bedroom house/apartment. Felt like being a local, and a great location.
Cons: Bathroom products for duration of stay, not just the courtesy pack they give at check-in.
Location: V&A Waterfront is an easy walk or cheap taxi, and just 4 blocks from downtown/attractions. Lots of nightlife for gay and straight scene.
This is an apartment-style stay in the beautiful De Waterkant Village area, smack in the middle of everything. Table Mountain and water views from the rooftop terrace. Everything is within walking or quick taxi, and the area brims with nightlife. Of course it's not a full service hotel, but staying at these properties will give you a real local experience, and the place was comfortably furnished like a local home, if not a posh hotel. I really liked it! Special kudos to the lovely reception staff, who were super friendly and helpful with questions and such. You will need soap and shampoo, as they only give you one set of hotel size bathroom products, but you can pick those up at the Spar supermarket, just a short block away (Spar is a charming supermarket, and has all kinds of other foods and goodies that you might want as well, and the shopping complex its in has other coffee shops, wine shops, restaurants, etc). As always, mind your belongings at night, especially on the block with the gas station, which is 2 blocks away....but that's just something to be aware of anywhere you might be staying in the city. Wifi available in apartments/houses for small fee.
for Getaway With Friendsby Jfrom JHB
Convenient locationPosted Jul 3, 2014 on Hotels.com
Great location and space, water pressure in bathroom could be improved.
for Everyoneby Solo travellerfrom Toronto
More than I expectedPosted Mar 20, 2014
Cons: A little funky under the sink in the kitchen.
Location: It was a safe, patrolled neighbourhood. Could walk into downtown. More nervous about walking to the V&A but that was a short taxi ride away.
I booked at de Waterkant Village rather late after hemming and hawing about prices and locations in Cape Town. I'm glad I landed on it. I expected a small studio, or a hotel room with a kitchenette. Instead I got a two floor flat/townhouse with a decent sized kitchenette, living room and walk out patio on the ground floor and an open plan king bedroom and bathroom with shower and separate soaker tub on the upper floor. The bedroom/bathroom combo would have been more than sufficient as a hotel room. The place was in pretty good nick. Good design in the bed/bath. The kitchen was basic but serviceable and more than met my needs. Included an iron and ironing board which was much more than I got at a "full service" hotel outside of Cape Town I was at for a conference earlier in the week. Overall it wasn't a high finish but it was cute, serviceable and clean. I was a little underwhelmed by the welcome from staff when I checked in in the evening. Things improved on subsequent visits to the office for internet vouchers or questions about trips to the airport. It is a little noisy in the evening with a popular bar close by. Nothing earplugs didn't solve. There were a number of good restaurants in the area so not too many cab rides were required. Also, a good grocery store in the nearby shopping mall.
Recommendedby Brianfrom London
Solid optionPosted Mar 20, 2014 on Hotels.com
Huge apartments in a very vibey area of Cape Town.Well worth a further visit.
for Couplesby mercedesfrom buenos aires
casitaPosted Dec 16, 2013 on Hotels.com
En lugar de habitacion, nos dieron una casita de 2 pisos q daba a la calle. Muy comoda, con cocina completa.
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for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Close to all the action in capetown. A nice area .Posted Jul 31, 2013
Pros: Lots of room in the inside .
Cons: A plug in one of the bedrooms for the little heater and a phone
Pleasant and very close to town and the wharf. I do think there should be a phone in the room to at least to connect with the desk.
for Familiesby Lorraine
wonderful stay!Posted Aug 23, 2012 on Hotels.com
We just loved 16 Loader street in DeWaterkant Village. The staff was wonderful and the place beautifully kept.
Recommendedby A verified travelerfrom London
What a great placePosted Dec 7, 2011 on Hotels.com
The hotel offers different options and we had a 3 bedrooms house. The location was amazing on one of the nicest street of CapeTown. The house was beautifully old fashion and nicely decorated, on 3 floors with a cute courtyard and a top floor roof terrace overlooking table mountain. The staff at reception was extremely polite, helpfull and friendly. We will be going back there as soon as we can.


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Saturday, February 22, 2014
Tight end class in focus
By Field Yates
INDIANAPOLIS -- The Patriots were at the forefront of the recent increased reliance on tight ends, as the team selected both
Rob Gronkowski
Aaron Hernandez
in the 2010 NFL draft.
The team also has a need at the position this offseason, as just Gronkowski and
D.J. Williams
are under contract for next season.
So the tight end group at this year's combine is notable in our estimation, and Saturday was their day to take the field at Lucas Oil Stadium for drills.
The group is considered deep -- multiple tight ends may land in the first round -- and also exceptionally athletic, as we saw on Saturday.
Below is a list of the top-10 tight end 40 times:
A.C. Leonard
, Tennessee State: 4.50
Eric Ebron
, North Carolina: 4.60
Colt Lyerla
, Oregon: 4.61
Trey Burton
, Florida: 4.62
Jace Amaro
, Texas Tech: 4.74
Reggie Jordan
, Missouri Western: 4.77
Anthony Denham
, Utah: 4.77
Jake Murphy
, Utah: 4.79
Arthur Lynch
, Georgia: 4.82
Marcel Jensen
, Fresno State: 4.85
Forty times aren't the only metric that matters for any position, but the 40 times do reflect the evolution of the position as it relates to athleticism. Tight ends are seemingly bigger, stronger and faster than ever before.
This weekend has served as an extended introduction to the tight end class, and we'll continue to track the prospects as the pre-draft process rolls on.
The Patriots have shown their ability to identify top players at the position in the past, and this year's draft could serve as an alley to beef up their depth.