Brian Peacock· Feb 16, 2026
Peacock suggested TCU safety Bud Clark, who weighed in around 185-195 at the Senior Bowl, could be up to 190 pounds by the time the NFL combine arrives.
“he might be one ninety by the time the, the combine comes around here in a few weeks”
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- Combine MeasurementsBud ClarkFeb 16, 2026
Bud Clark to post he might be one ninety by the time the combine comes around at the combine
“And, look, he might be one ninety by the time the, the combine comes around here in a few weeks. You see that a lot with prospects.”
Hit · 87Scored 86.7a naive guess scored 35.29+51.41 skillHow this was scored
- off:
- 2
- drill:
- weight lbs
- naive:
- the average SAF (202.6, from 68 results)
- scale:
- credit halves every 9.72 — one standard deviation for a SAF
- skill:
- 51.41
- player:
- Bud Clark
- result:
- 188
- season:
- 2025
- combine year:
- 2026
- accuracy:
- 86.7
- baseline:
- 35.29
- predicted:
- 190
- sigmas out:
- 0.21
- difficulty:
- 1
- weeks in the season:
- 18
- weeks left when called:
- 0
Combine results via Pro-Football-Reference.com.
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