There was no question that Peyton Manning was a much better selection.

He's tall and has a good vertical jump. But speed is the difference. Most drills are time-based drills, so speed makes the difference.

The testing that I do at the combine is just one of the pieces of the puzzle that NFL teams look at.

He ran it in 4.38 seconds. He didn't participate in all the cutting drills, but he'll do that later at his Pro Day in Knoxville.

He's going to be a great player on Sundays.

That might not be enough to cause a team not to take a player, but if a team is deciding between two players and everything else is equal, it might be a cause for concern.