ESPN College Football

Originally Published: March 22, 2004

Fitzgerald holding steady; others moving up

Larry Fitzgerald did enough in his individual workout to remain in the top three overall, while others are moving steadily up the first round order.

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By Mel Kiper Jr.
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The competition for the top spot among wide receivers in the 2004 draft began in earnest Monday as Pittsburgh sophomore Larry Fitzgerald held an on-campus workout for the pro scouts.

Perhaps the only question about Fitzgerald was his speed, and he did enough during his workout to maintain his spot at the top of the draft board. Running on artificial turf at Pitt's indoor practice facility, Fitzgerald ran an average 40 time of 4.50. That translates to about 4.56 on grass but is still fast enough to keep him from falling.

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