Goodwin was on the cusp of a possible breakout season heading into 2018. It is no wonder that he has one of the fastest forty yard dash times recorded, with a 4.27 time. Cross did not participate in the bench press, three-cone drill or 20-yard shuttle.Ī three-time All-Big Ten Conference honorable mention, Cross led the Terps last season with three interceptions and two forced fumbles. He was a four-time NCAA All-American for track and field, also qualifying for the 2012 London Olympic Games. His 37-inch vertical jump was the fourth highest of the safeties who tested, and his 130-inch broad jump was the third best. Overall, just seven players posted better times at the combine.Ĭross’ strong day, which could lift him into Day Two consideration in the NFL draft, went beyond the 40-yard dash. His 4.34-second time in the 40 was the fastest of the safeties who ran at the combine, including likely top-five pick Kyle Hamilton (4.59 seconds) and potential first-rounder Daxton Hill (4.38). 5: Dri Archer, RB, 4.26 seconds in 2014 No. 4: Rondel Melendez, WR, 4.24 seconds in 1999 No. That’s one of the fastest times in Combine history, regardless of position. Michael Vick posted a ridiculous 4.33 40-yard dash out of Virginia Tech. 3: Chris Johnson, RB, 4.24 seconds in 2008 No. Although the position continues to gain athleticism as the years pass, the fastest 40-yard dash by a quarterback at the NFL Combine was recorded in 2001. 2: Kalon Barnes, CB, 4.23 seconds in 2022 No.
What Okonkwo started, Terps teammate Nick Cross finished. As such, let's take a look at the all-time top 10 40-yard dash times: No. His stock soared after the event, where he also thrived in the vertical and broad jump drills, and the Titans selected the East Carolina running back with the 24th pick. “Y’all watch what Nick runs today,” Okonkwo tweeted. High school track star Chris Johnson was considered a second or third-rounder before running an astonishing 4.24-second 40-yard-dash at the 2008 Scouting Combine. On Sunday, he knew another “crazy” time was coming in Indianapolis. On Thursday, Maryland’s Chigoziem Okonkwo posted the fastest 40-yard-dash time of any tight end at the NFL scouting combine (4.52 seconds).
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