The plan is for him to throw 60 passes, following a plan designed by Washington Husky offensive coordinator and QB coach Doug Nussmeier.
He will not do any running drills, or other timed events. We are told it could take anywhere from 25 minutes to two hours. It all depends on what other things scouts and other team representatives ask to see of Locker.
Some notable team reps include former University of Washington head coach Keith Gilbertson, representing the Cleveland Browns, and Pete Carroll of the Seattle Seahawks.
Locker wound up throwing 39 passes, completing all but two of them. Both of the incompletions came on passes longer than 50 yards, and just out of Wide receiver D'Andre Goodwins reach.
Locker measured in at
There were plenty of scouts, coaches, and other team representatives here.But no team was more present than the tennessee Titans, who hold the 8th pick overall and are in need of a starting quarterback. I wouldn't read too much into it, but is definitely something to take note of. Locker will hold a private workout with the team tomorrow morning.
And incase you have forgotten, there were other huskies participating today. I will review their workouts later.
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