2011 Combine Top 40 Yard Dash Results (WR’s, RB’s, QB’s)

Fast Times in Indy but Not That Fast

As always there were some fast times at the Indianapolis NFL Combine in Day 2 of workouts as the wide receivers and running backs took to the turf along with the quarterbacks. Times were not as fast as last year’s times as C.J. Spiller, Jacoby Ford and Trindon Holiday set the turf on fire.

No one did anything that would land them on my Sub 4.2 forty yard dash list but nevertheless, let’s take a look at the bests of the day.

Top QB – 40 yard dashers

Cam Newton and Jake Locker turned in 4.59 times for the QB’s but Virginia Tech’s Tyrod Taylor was your fastest with a time of 4.51.

Top RB – 40 yard dashers

U. Conn’s Jordan Todman and Kentucky’s Derrick Locke were impressive with 4.40 times. Mario Fannin of Auburn beat them both with a 4.38 but the fastest of the day went to Darel Scott of Maryland who heated it up with a 4.34.

Top WR – 40 yard dashers

Leonard Hankerson surprised with a 4.43 as did Julio Jones with his 4.39 but it was a pair of small schoolers, Ricardo Lockette (Ft. Valley St.) and Edmund Gates (Abilene Christian) that were the fastest at 4.37.

Check out the Top 10 fastest 40 yard dash times for all positions on Day 2 of the 2011 NFL Combine

	Player	School	Position	Time
1	Darel Scott	MD	RB	4.34
2	Ricardo Lockette	Ft. Val	WR	4.37
3	Edmund Gates	ABC	WR	4.37
4	Mario Fannin	AUB	RB	4.38
5	Julio Jones	ALA	WR	4.39
6	Derrick Locke	Kent	RB	4.40
7	Jordan Todman	U.Conn	RB	4.40
8	Leonard Hankerson	Miami	WR	4.43
9	Torrey Smith	MD	WR	4.43
10	Joe Morgan	Walsh	WR	4.44

Chad Wilson

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