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Everybody is working so hard. Everyone puts in extra time to get better."<br>Chad believes he has a chance to play in the NFL. "If it happens," explains Chad, "I will thank the Lord. But, I need to stay healthy and work hard. That's why my degree is so important. When football is over at whatever level, I'll be able to move on. Graduating means a lot to me and my parents.owners, doctors, coaches, scouts, trainers and administrative personnel. Kevin just shook his head,  They are thorough, very thorough. It is probably the most complete physical one could go through.<br><br> They had 15 stations and each station had five substations. At each of those substations, they check everything from your knees to elbows to your neck to your hamstrings. You are more sore from the Combine than the actual training camp. <br><br>Sure, Kevin was disappointed at not making a postseason game. He had always been an extremely confident athlete. Well, you have two choices when you get knocked down a peg or two: lie down or raise up. Kevin didn t just complain and talk. He went to work.  Raise Up became his motto - his mission.<br><br>Kevin just blew them away at the Combine. Absolutely blew them away. He soared to 36.5 on his vertical jump and leaped 10-6 on the standing long jump. Kevin gauged that anything over ten feet is considered a great jump. However, the Bench Press is where Kevin popped a few eyeballs.<br><br>The NFL Combine tests the Bench Press by having the players do 225 pounds for a max out on reps. Even though Kevin only weighs 185 pounds, he has recorded a 405 one-rep max on the bench. He was primed and ready. Kevin did more reps than most linemen when he did an amazing 26 reps with 225 pounds.<br><br> Luckily, I was blessed with speed and strength. Also, someone was still willing to give me a chance, recalled Kevin.  When a cat s trapped in a corner, it s going to scratch and claw to force its way out or die trying. That was Kevin sfeeling when he stepped up to the starting line of the race of his life. There were about 100 watches on him. If ever there was a time to raise up, this was it.<br><br>Several watches clocked Kevin at 4.1 in his forty yard time. The average was between 4.23 and 4.24. It was the fastest time of anyone. I hope you get Kevin s new video called  Football Speed. It shows amazing footage of Kevin in seemingly impossible saves during a football game. Until someone proves different, Kevin Devine is the NFL s fastest player. We at BFS are believers.<br><br>After Kevin s sensational combine performance, his hopes were high.  I knew I wouldn t be a first round pick, but I thought maybe a late second, or an early third, remembered Kevin.  As I watched the draft through the first three rounds, it kind of shocked me. I told everyone not to call me just to make sure my phone was free. But it was just silence. Just silence. <br> <br>Jacksonville and Baltimore called later with free-agent contract offers. Kevin opted for the Jaguars but pondered the long odds for an undrafted free agent to make the team.<br><br>Kevin said,  I felt strong and healthy for the first time in two or three years. I knew I had the talent and ability, it was just a matter of showing it. Talk about confidence.<br><br>Kevin intercepted three passes early in training camp scrimmages, then made his mark in an exhibition game against Carolina when he caught the Panthers Tyrone Poole on the 4-yard line after a long punt return. When the dust had settled, he had beaten out four veteran defensive backs for a roster spot including one starter.  A ton of bricks fell off my back, Kevin had sighed.  I could finally breathe again. <br><br>Kevin was standout special teams player last season as a rookie. He also saw time as a reserve defensive back gaining