A fast 40-yard dash at the 2020 NFL combine does not mean a player can play football. Good players are generally faster, but faster players aren’t necessarily good.

Next week in Indianapolis, more than 300 of the top NFL prospects will run the 40-yard dash at the NFL scouting combine. Scouts from every team will be present, and many of the runs will be ...

NFL Network Combine Primer | 40 Yard Dash Breaking down one of the most popular drills at the NFL Scouting Combine, the 40-yard dash.

Get an inside look at the intense NFL Scouting Combine 40-yard dash training regimen of top prospects like Jerry Jeudy at Michael Johnson Performance institute.

NFL Combine: Despite Xavier Worthy’s Success, Don’t Go Crazy Over 40-Yard Dash Times A majority of the fastest players ever timed at the combine did very little once they made it to the NFL.

Leading up to the combine in Indianapolis, Bond stated that he would break the NFL's all-time 40-yard dash record, clocked at 4.21 seconds by Kansas City Chiefs receiver Xavier Worthy last year.

The Las Vegas Raiders may not have room on the roster to keep this projectaround, but perhaps he'll land on the practice squad.The post Raiders Predicted to Cut Intriguing Rookie With 4.39 40-Yard ...

Kentucky cornerback Maxwell Hairston posted the fastest 40-yard dash so far this week, 4.28 seconds, on the second day of workouts at the NFL's annual scouting combine in Indianapolis.

It’s easy and in vogue to ride the tide of 40-yard dash naysayers. Rarely in an NFL game does a player eye 40 yards of open field and thus a chance to actually translate the track-like principles.

The workout was at ASU football's training facility, and teammates were also in attendance. Blake Niemann of FOX 10 posted a video of the 40-yard dash from Sun Devils running back Kyson Brown's ...