2013 NFL Scouting Combine Results: Tracking All Player Workouts and Performances

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NFL draft stocks are officially on the line.

The 2013 NFL Scouting Combine has kicked off, and college football's top stars have now entered the realm of professional football.

We're tracking every participant during the event with live results of each drill.

Among players to watch for are USC's Matt Barkley, Notre Dame's Manti Te'o, West Virginia's Geno Smith and Texas A&M's Luke Joeckel. The prospects are divvied up by position, so you can follow specific players and/or positions.

Let's check how the pool of pro football's newest interviewees are shaping up.

Note: List of combine participants is courtesy of NFLcombine.net, and official results are via NFL.com. And 20-yard shuttle times are used for the more applicable positions, as opposed to the 60-yard shuttle.

Cornerbacks

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Cornerbacks, especially rookies, will get challenged early and often in this era of pro football. The combine will help reveal who is most capable in the fall.

Players to watch for: Dee Milliner, Johnthan Banks, Desmond Trufant, Xavier Rhodes, Tyrann Mathieu

Player	School	40 Time	Bench	Vertical	Broad	3-Cone	Shuttle
Johnny Adams	Michigan State	4.48	16
Robert Alford	Southeast Louisiana	4.39	17	40.0	132.0	6.89
David Amerson	N.C. State	4.44	15	35.5	127.0
Marc Anthony	California	4.63	12	35.0	118.0	6.74
Johnthan Banks	Mississippi State	4.61	10	34.0	125.0	6.97
Adrian Bushell	Louisville	4.58	17	33.0	116.0	6.92
Sanders Commings	Georgia	4.41		34.5	117.0	7.10
Will Davis	Utah State	4.51	16	35.5	127.0	6.52
Mike Edwards	Hawaii	4.56	14	36.0	124.0	6.94
Dwayne Gratz	Connecticut	4.47	22	38.0	125.0	6.70
Terry Hawthorne	Illinois	4.44	13	35.5	116.0
D.J. Hayden	Houston
Aaron Hester	UCLA	4.62		29.0	112.0	7.26
Josh Johnson	Purdue	4.65	16	35.0	114.0	6.99	11.51
Tyrann Mathieu	LSU	4.50	4	34.0	117.0	6.87
Demetrius McCray	Appalachian State	4.54	4	36.0	126.0	7.17
Leon McFadden	San Diego State	4.54	10	34.5	119.0	6.81
Brandon McGee	Miami	4.40	14	33.5	119.0	6.71
Dee Milliner	Alabama	4.37		36.0	122.0	6.95
Jordan Poyer	Oregon State	4.54	8	30.5	118.0	6.87	11.51
Greg Reid	Valdosta State		10
Xavier Rhodes	Florida State	4.43	14	40.5	132.0
Nickell Robey	USC	4.53	10	37.5	127.0	6.74
Logan Ryan	Rutgers	4.56	14	32.5	116.0	6.69	11.28
Tharold Simon	LSU	4.51	9	34.0	128.0
Darius Slay	Mississippi State	4.36	14	35.5	124.0	6.90
Daxton Swanson	Sam Houston State	4.56	15	33.0	122.0
Rod Sweeting	Georgia Tech	4.42	11	37.0	124.0
Jamar Taylor	Boise State	4.39	22	35.0	127.0	6.82
Desmond Trufant	Washington	4.38	16	37.5	125.0
B.W. Webb	William & Mary	4.51	14	40.5	132.0	6.82	11.06
Kayvon Webster	South Florida	4.41	14	35.0	125.0
Steve Williams	California	4.42	12	40.5	128.0	6.89
Khalid Wooten	Nevada	4.53	17	33.5	117.0	6.95	11.41
Blidi Wreh-Wilson	Connecticut	4.53	14	36.0	128.0	6.97	11.56

Safeties

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It never hurts to have a guy who can just fly to the ball and always be in a position to make a play. Instincts and reaction are two key elements to check out when breaking down a prospective safety.

Players to watch for: Kenny Vaccaro, Matt Elam, John Cyprien

Player	School	40 Time	Bench	Vertical	Broad	3-Cone	Shuttle
John Boyett	Oregon		27
John Cyprien	Florida International			38.5
Matt Elam	Florida	4.54	17	35.5	118.0
Josh Evans	Florida	4.58		34.5	123.0	6.64
Micah Hyde	Iowa	4.56	12	33.0	121.0	6.78
Tony Jefferson	Oklahoma	4.75	16
Keelan Johnson	Arizona State	4.54	12	36.5	125.0	6.77	11.53
Robert Lester	Alabama	4.66		33.5	117.0
T.J. McDonald	USC	4.59	19	40.0	131.0	6.89
Bradley McDougald	Kansas	4.74	19	34.5	122.0	7.07
Rontez Miles	California (PA)	4.62		36.5	123.0	6.97
Zeke Motta	Notre Dame	4.83	11	35.5	126.0	6.75
Bacarri Rambo	Georgia		17
Eric Reid	LSU	4.53	17	40.5	134.0	6.99
Jamoris Slaughter	Notre Dame
Daimion Stafford	Nebraska	4.69	21	30.5	111.0	7.06
Jawanza Starling	USC	4.64	17	36.0	122.0	6.68	11.62
D.J. Swearinger	South Carolina	4.67	17	37.0	124.0	6.70
Phillip Thomas	Fresno State	4.65	14	35.0	122.0
Shamarko Thomas	Syracuse	4.42	28	40.5	133.0
Kenny Vaccaro	Texas	4.63	15	38.0	121.0	6.78
J.J. Wilcox	Georgia Southern	4.57	17	35.0	124.0	7.02
Duke Williams	Nevada
Shawn Williams	Georgia	4.46	25	36.0	120.0	7.01
Earl Wolff	N.C. State	4.44		39.0	134.0

Quarterbacks

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Quarterbacks are an interesting group this draft season. It's not a group considered as talented as the 2012 class, so it'll be intriguing to see who steps up and who fails under pressure.

Players to watch for: Matt Barkley, Tyler Wilson, Geno Smith, Collin Klein

Player	School	40 Time (sec)	Bench	Vertical (in)	Broad (in)	3-Cone (sec)	20-Yard Shuttle (sec)
Matt Barkley	USC
Tyler Bray	Tennessee	5.05			100.0	7.20	4.51
Colby Cameron	Louisiana Tech	4.78		30.5	112.0	6.98	4.28
Zac Dysert	Miami (Ohio)
Mike Glennon	N.C. State	4.94		26.5	102.0	7.49	4.52
Marqueis Gray	Minnesota	4.73	15	30.0	111.0	7.25	4.30
Landry Jones	Oklahoma	5.11		31.0	115.0	7.12	4.30
Collin Klein	Kansas State	4.78		29.0	111.0	7.17	4.40
E.J. Manuel	Florida State	4.65		34.0	118.0	7.08	4.21
Ryan Nassib	Syracuse	5.06		28.5	105.0	7.34	4.53
Sean Renfree	Duke
Matt Scott	Arizona	4.69		31.0	118.0	6.69	3.99
Geno Smith	West Virginia	4.59		33.5	124.0
Brad Sorensen	Southern Utah	4.97		29.0	112.0	7.17	4.55
James Vandenberg	Iowa	4.92		32.0	116.0	6.95	4.52
Tyler Wilson	Arkansas	4.95		28.5	112.0	7.22	4.39

Running Backs

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Thanks to Alfred Morris and Doug Martin, the rookie running back class was strong. Will any of these prospects be the next Adrian Peterson?

Players to watch for: Montee Ball, Eddie Lacy, Giovani Bernard, Kenjon Barner, Johnathan Franklin, Stepfan Taylor

Player	School	40 Time (sec)	Bench	Vertical (in)	Broad (in)	3-Cone (sec)	60-Yard Shuttle (sec)
C.J. Anderson	California	4.60	17	32.0	119.0	7.15
Montee Ball	Wisconsin	4.66	15	32.0	118.0	6.88
Kenjon Barner	Oregon	4.52	20	35.5	122.0	6.87	11.33
Le'Veon Bell	Michigan State	4.60	24	31.5	118.0	6.75
Giovani Bernard	North Carolina	4.53	19	33.5	122.0	6.91	11.41
Tommy Bohanon	Wake Forest	4.88	36	35.0	119.0	7.27	11.94
Zach Boren	Ohio State	5.00	25	32.0	109.0	7.28	12.12
Rex Burkhead	Nebraska	4.73	21	39.0	125.0	6.85	11.51
Knile Davis	Arkansas	4.37	31	33.5	121.0	6.96
Andre Ellington	Clemson	4.61		34.0	122.0
Michael Ford	LSU	4.50	25	38.5	130.0	6.87	11.43
Johnathan Franklin	UCLA	4.49	18	31.5	115.0	6.89	11.33
Mike Gillislee	Florida	4.55	15	30.5	119.0	7.12	12.02
Ray Graham	Pittsburgh	4.80	18	32.5	112.0	7.17
D.J. Harper	Boise State	4.52	23	33.5	120.0	7.07	11.85
Montel Harris	Temple	4.68	19	32.5	113.0	6.95
Mike James	Miami	4.53	28	35.0	115.0
Jawan Jamison	Rutgers	4.68	20	29.0	110.0
Stefphon Jefferson	Nevada	4.68	15	31.0	117.0	6.97	11.80
Eddie Lacy	Alabama
Marcus Lattimore	South Carolina
Zach Line	SMU	4.77	26	30.5	111.0
Miguel Maysonet	Stony Brook		20			7.21
Onterio McCalebb	Auburn	4.34		34.0	121.0
Christine Michael	Texas A&M	4.54	27	43.0	125.0
Lonnie Pryor	Florida State	4.70	17	30.0	114.0	7.28
Joseph Randle	Oklahoma State	4.63		35.0	123.0
Theo Riddick	Notre Dame	4.68		32.0	118.0
Robbie Rouse	Fresno State	4.80	15	34.0	114.0	6.97
Zac Stacy	Vanderbilt	4.55	27	33.0	122.0	6.70
Stepfan Taylor	Stanford	4.76	17	30.0	110.0	7.13	12.06
Chris Thompson	Florida State		21
Matthew Tucker	TCU	4.55	17	35.5	118.0
Spencer Ware	LSU
Kerwynn Williams	Utah State	4.48	17	35.0	118.0	7.15	12.04
Braden Wilson	Kansas State	4.81	22
George Winn	Cincinnati	4.75	22	34.5	119.0
Cierre Wood	Notre Dame	4.56	16	37.5	124.0

Wide Receivers

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Wide receivers at the NFL combine are easily one of the most exciting groups to watch, and there are a number of big-play threats here.

And before the combine began, according to NFL.com earlier this week:

Keenan Allen will not work out at the NFL Scouting Combine this week, his agent told NFL Network on Wednesday.

J.T. Johnson, who represents the Cal wide receiver, said Allen will be re-evaluated by Dr. James Andrews for a second-grade posterior cruciate ligament sprain suffered during the season.

Players to watch for: Cordarrelle Patterson, Tavon Austin, DeAndre Hopkins, Terrance Williams

Player	School	40 Time (sec)	Bench	Vertical (in)	Broad (in)	3-Cone (sec)	60-Yard Shuttle (sec)
Keenan Allen	California
Tavon Austin	West Virginia	4.34	14	32.0	120.0
Stedman Bailey	West Virginia	4.52	11	34.5	117.0	6.81
Alan Bonner	Jacksonville State	4.59	14	33.0	117.0
Josh Boyce	TCU	4.38	22	34.0	131.0	6.68	11.26
Marlon Brown	Georgia
Marcus Davis	Virginia Tech	4.56	19	39.5	120.0	7.15
Aaron Dobson	Marshall
Corey Fuller	Virginia Tech	4.43	12	31.5	120.0
Tyrone Goard	Eastern Kentucky	4.50	10	36.0	123.0	6.90
Marquise Goodwin	Texas	4.27	13		132.0
Cobi Hamilton	Arkansas	4.56	11	29.5	107.0
Chris Harper	Kansas State	4.55	20	35.5	116.0	6.89
Mark Harrison	Rutgers	4.46	17	38.5	129.0	6.99	11.72
DeAndre Hopkins	Clemson	4.57	15	36.0	115.0
Justin Hunter	Tennessee	4.44		39.5	136.0
Darius Johnson	SMU	4.60	6	32.0	109.9
Brandon Kaufman	Eastern Washington	4.67	9	33.5	115.0	7.11	12.14
Tavarres King	Georgia	4.47	11	36.5	123.0	6.91
Alec Lemon	Syracuse	4.59	7	32.0	112.0	7.04
Aaron Mellette	Elon	4.54	9	33.5	123.0	7.11
T.J. Moe	Missouri	4.74	26	36.0	120.0	6.53	10.87
Tracy Moore	Oklahoma State
Cordarrelle Patterson	Tennessee	4.42		37.0	128.0
Quinton Patton	Louisiana Tech	4.53	8	33.0	118.0	6.91
Denard Robinson	Michigan	4.43		36.5	123.0	7.09
Da'Rick Rogers	Tennessee Tech	4.52	10	39.5	132.0	6.71	11.31
Lanear Sampson	Baylor	4.43	20	33.5	119.0	7.10	11.87
Ace Sanders	South Carolina	4.58	7	32.0	117.0	6.81	11.29
Rodney Smith	Florida State	4.51		34.5	120.0	7.03	11.84
Ryan Spadola	Lehigh	4.48	15	33.5	119.0	6.72	11.35
Kenny Stills	Oklahoma	4.38	16	33.5	124.0
Ryan Swope	Texas A&M	4.34	16	37.0	125.0	6.76
Kenbrell Thompkins	Cincinnati	4.54	8	33.5	121.0	6.88	11.90
Conner Vernon	Duke	4.68		32.5	125.0	6.93	11.34
Markus Wheaton	Oregon State	4.45	20	37.0	120.0	6.80	11.16
Terrance Williams	Baylor	4.52	11	32.5	119.0	7.01	11.50
Marquess Wilson	Washington State	4.51	7	34.5	122.0	6.65
Robert Woods	USC	4.51	14	33.5	117.0	7.15

Tight Ends

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Rob Gronkowski, Jimmy Graham and Vernon Davis have raised the bar at the tight end position. Perhaps a couple players here will shine during the combine.

Players to watch for: Zach Ertz, Tyler Eifert, Jordan Reed, Dion Sims, Gavin Escobar

Player	School	40 Time (sec)	Bench	Vertical (in)	Broad (in)	3-Cone (sec)	60 Yard Shuttle (sec)
Justice Cunningham	South Carolina	4.94		31.5	116	7.12	11.88
Tyler Eifert	Notre Dame	4.68	22	35.5	119	6.92	11.52
Zach Ertz	Stanford	4.76	24	30.5	111	7.08	11.92
Gavin Escobar	San Diego State	4.84		32.0	114	7.07	11.86
Joseph Fauria	UCLA		17
Matt Furstenburg	Maryland	4.62	18	35.5	115	7.09	11.76
Chris Gragg	Arkansas	4.50	18	37.5	125	7.08
D.C. Jefferson	Rutgers		3
Nick Kasa	Colorado	4.71	22	31.5	113
Travis Kelce	Cincinnati
Philip Lutzenkirchen	Auburn	4.94	21	30.5	112	7.15
Vance McDonald	Rice	4.69	31	33.5	119	7.08	11.73
Ryan Otten	San Jose State
Chris Pantale	Boston College	4.99	17	33.5	110	7.48	12.22
Jordan Reed	Florida	4.72	16
Mychal Rivera	Tennessee	4.81	17	31.0	112	7.17
Dion Sims	Michigan State	4.75	22	35.0	112	7.36	12.10
Jake Stoneburner	Ohio State	4.65	18	34.5	116	7.12	11.50
Levine Toilolo	Stanford	4.86	17	31.0	113	7.09	11.97

Offensive Line

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Don't let anyone tell you otherwise: Offensive linemen are skilled position players. It takes a lot to have their size and maintain an impressive base with a low center of gravity.

Players to watch for: Luke Joeckel, Chance Warmack, Jonathan Cooper, Eric Fisher, Lane Johnson, Barrett Jones

Players	School	40 Time (sec)	Bench	Vertical (in)	Broad (in)	3-Cone (sec)	20-Yard Shuttle (sec)
Oday Aboushi	Virginia	5.45	17	23.5	100	7.92	4.84
Zach Allen	N.C. State		32
Terron Armstead	Arkansas-Pine Bluff	4.71	31	34.5	112	7.62	4.72
Jeff Baca	UCLA	5.03		26.5		7.26	4.44
Alvin Bailey	Arkansas	4.95	27
David Bakhtiari	Colorado	5.09	28	25.5	101	7.70	4.74
Chris Barker	Nevada	5.25	29	27.5	99	8.09	4.77
Nick Becton	Virginia Tech	5.20	19	29.5	109	7.77	4.57
Travis Bond	North Carolina	5.27	22	22.5	98	7.85	4.96
Braden Brown	BYU	5.20	26	28.0	100	7.43	4.70
Braxston Cave	Notre Dame	5.33		25.5	98	7.81	4.71
Emmett Cleary	Boston College	5.21	24	28.5	108	7.81	4.70
Jonathan Cooper	North Carolina	5.07	35	27.0	108	7.78	4.84
Jordan Devey	Memphis	5.25	21	24.0	98	7.91	4.77
Chris Faulk	LSU		25
Eric Fisher	Central Michigan	5.05	27	28.5	116	7.59	4.44
D.J. Fluker	Alabama	5.31	21
Manase Foketi	West Texas A&M		25	23.5	102	8.11	5.06
Reid Fragel	Ohio State	5.14	33	30.0	113	7.62	4.68
Travis Frederick	Wisconsin	5.58	21	28.5	97	7.81	4.76
Rogers Gaines	Tennessee State	5.24	28	23.0			5.24
Garrett Gilkey	Chadron State	5.33	28	30.0	108	7.65	4.75
Tanner Hawkinson	Kansas	5.07		28.5	112	7.52	4.51
Eric Herman	Ohio	5.25	36	28.0	95	7.99	5.09
Khaled Holmes	USC		13
Mark Jackson	Glenville State	5.65	20	20.5	91	8.07	5.03
Luke Joeckel	Texas A&M	5.30	27	28.5	106	7.40	4.68
Lane Johnson	Oklahoma	4.72	28	34.0	118	7.31	4.52
Oscar Johnson	Louisiana Tech	5.49		22.0	88	8.06	5.06
T.J. Johnson	South Carolina	5.33	32	25.5	96	7.83	4.74
Jamaal Johnson-Webb	Alabama A&M	5.37	17	23.0	92	8.12	4.74
Barrett Jones	Alabama
Edmund Kugbila	Valdosta State	5.31	23	22.5	105	7.72	4.65
P.J. Lonergan	LSU	5.38	25
Kyle Long	Oregon	4.94		28.0	107	7.83	4.63
Joe Madsen	West Virginia	5.20	25	25.0	98	7.60	4.83
Lamar Mady	Youngstown State	5.48	35	23.0	95	8.07	4.82
Luke Marquardt	Azusa Pacific		31
Stephane Milhim	Massachusetts	5.23		28.5	104		4.87
Jordan Mills	Louisiana Tech	5.37	20	28.5	101	8.10	4.88
Xavier Nixon	Florida
Vinston Painter	Virginia Tech	4.95	32	30.5	97	7.71	4.56
Justin Pugh	Syracuse	5.14		28.5	103	7.45	4.63
David Quessenberry	San Jose State	5.08	25	29.5	112	7.49	4.45
Brian Schwenke	California	4.99	31	26.5	108	7.31	4.74
Matt Stankiewitch	Penn State	5.43	27	24.0	92	7.90	4.96
Dallas Thomas	Tennessee
Hugh Thorton	Illinois	5.11	27			7.45	4.63
J.C. Tretter	Cornell	5.09	29	29.5	109	7.48	4.69
Ricky Wagner	Wisconsin	5.17	20	31.5	101	7.94	4.91
Larry Warford	Kentucky	5.58	28	22.5	96	7.78	5.10
Chance Warmack	Alabama	5.49			110
Earl Watford	James Madison	5.06	24	30.0	107	7.77	5.00
Menelik Watson	Florida State	5.29		24.5	103	8.31	5.01
Jason Weaver	Southern Miss	5.44	23	21.0	94	8.23	5.07
John Wetzel	Boston College	5.46	22	25.0	105	7.90	4.81
Brennan Williams	North Carolina
Brian Winters	Kent State		9

Defensive Line

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It's all about winning at the point of attack. If a defense struggles to get pressure and stop the run, the secondary will struggle.

This also just in from Chris Mortensen of ESPN.com on Sunday:

Star Lotulelei, one of the elite prospects for the 2013 NFL draft, will not be allowed to work out Monday at the scouting combine after an echocardiogram revealed that the former Utah defensive tackle has a heart condition that requires more testing, according to league sources.

Players to watch for: Ezekiel Ansah, Bjoern Werner, Sheldon Richardson, Damontre Moore

Player	School	40 Time (sec)	Bench	Vertical (in)	Broad (in)
Ezekiel Ansah	BYU	4.63	21	34.5	118
T.J. Barnes	Georgia Tech	5.3	25	22	97
Davis Baas	Missouri Western	4.84	20	30.5	111
Josh Boyd	Mississippi State	5.14	32	26.5	104
Armonty Bryant	East Central (Okla.)	4.86		31.5	118
Michael Buchanan	Illinois	4.78	22	33	113
Cornellius Carradine	Florida State		28
Everett Dawkins	Florida State	5.06	23	30	103
Quinton Dial	Alabama
Lavar Edwards	LSU	4.80		33	119
Sharrif Floyd	Florida	4.92		30	106
Kwame Geathers	Georgia	5.44		26.5	96
William Gholston	Michigan State	4.96	23	28.5	110
Malliciah Goodman	Clemson	4.87	26	31.5	114
Cory Grissom	South Florida	5.31	22	27.5	97
Johnathan Hankins	Ohio State	5.31		26	104
Jordan Hill	Penn State	5.23	28	22.5	103
Montori Hughes	Tennessee-Martin	5.23	22	26.5	104
Margus Hunt	SMU	4.60	38	34.5	121
Brandon Jenkins	Florida State		18
John Jenkins	Georgia		30
Abry Jones	Georgia		30	26.5	101
Chris Jones	Bowling Green	5.33	30
Datone Jones	UCLA	4.80	29	31.5	112
Dion Jordan	Oregon	4.60		32.5	122
Joe Kruger	Utah	4.83	24	34	117
Corey Lemonier	Auburn	4.60	27	33	119
Kapron Lewis-Moore	Notre Dame
Bennie Logan	LSU		30	25	104
Star Lotulelei	Utah
Stansly Maponga	TCU		30
Stacy McGee	Oklahoma
Barkevious Mingo	LSU	4.58		37	128
Sam Montgomery	LSU	4.81		34.5	114
Damontre Moore	Texas A&M	4.95	12	35.5	122
Alex Okafor	Texas		21
Ty Powell	Harding	4.64	28	37	122
Sheldon Richardson	Missouri	5.02	30	32	116
Kawann Short	Purdue
John Simon	Ohio State
Jared Smith	New Hampshire	5.08	28	32.5	115
Quanterus Smith	Western Kentucky
Akeem Spence	Illinois	5.15	37	30	107
Damion Square	Alabama
Walter Stewart	Cincinnati
Devin Taylor	South Carolina	4.72	14	35	128
Bjoern Werner	Florida State	4.83	25	31	111
Brandon Williams	Missouri Southern St.	5.37	38	29.5	102
Jesse Williams	Alabama		30
Nate Williams	Ohio State	4.88	24	35	113
Nick Williams	Samford	4.94	28	33	111
Sylvester Williams	North Carolina	5.03	27	26.5	102
Tourek Williams	Florida International	4.92	25	33	112
Trevardo Williams	Connecticut	4.57	30	38	124

Linebackers

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This will be a fun group to watch since we'll get to see their athleticism in more space with real-game intensity.

Players to watch for: Manti Te'o, Jarvis Jones, Khaseem Greene, Alec Ogletree

Player	School	40 Time (sec)	Bench	Vertical (in)	Broad (in)	3-Cone (sec)	20-Yard Shuttle (sec)
Kiko Alonso	Oregon
Sam Barrington	South Florida	4.91	22	32.5	117
Steve Beauharnais	Rutgers	4.84	19	33	118	6.99	4.20
Jon Bostic	Florida	4.61	22	32.5	118	6.99	4.24
Arthur Brown	Kansas State				116
Jamie Collins	Southern Miss	4.64	19	41.5	139	7.10	4.32
Zaviar Gooden	Missouri	4.47	27	34	131	6.71	4.18
Khaseem Greene	Rutgers	4.71	17	30	116	7.58	4.20
Brandon Hepburn	Florida A&M	4.68	21	32	124	7.40	4.55
Gerald Hodges	Penn State	4.78	22		119
DeVonte Holloman	South Carolina	4.76	15	33	113	7.30	4,26
Jelani Jenkins	Florida		27
Nico Johnson	Alabama
Jarvis Jones	Georgia
A.J. Klein	Iowa State	4.66	20		113
Jake Knott	Iowa State
John Lotulelei	UNLV	4.84	25	35.5	117	6.91	4.30
Brandon Magee	Arizona State	4.74			114
Michael Mauti	Penn State		28
Lerentee McCray	Florida
Kevin Minter	LSU	4.81	25	33	119
Nick Moody	Florida State	4.71	17		118
Sio Moore	Connecticut	4.65	29	38	127	7.49	4.31
Alec Ogletree	Georgia	4.70	20	33.5	122	7.16	4.39
Sean Porter	Texas A&M	4.75	22	35	119
Keith Pough	Howard	4.90	17	33	118	7.28	4.47
Kevin Reddick	North Carolina	4.72	23		113
Etienne Sabino	Ohio State	4.75	24		114
Jonthan Stewart	Texas A&M	4.68	19	31	118	7.44	4.53
Bruce Taylor	Virginia Tech	5.01	19	30.5	115	7.21	4.39
Mike Taylor	Wisconsin
Manti Te'o	Notre Dame	4.82		33	113	7.13	4.27
Chase Thomas	Stanford	4.91	18	32	113	7.17	4.31
Cornelius Washington	Georgia	4.55	36	39	128
Tom Wort	Oklahoma	4.78	21	31.5	111	7.41	4.51

Specialists

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The more athletic a team's kicker and/or punter is, the better a coach can build an interesting game plan. Special teams are vital, and any game can come down to the bounce of the ball or a kick.

Players to watch for: Brad Wing, Dustin Hopkins

Player	School	40 Time (sec)	Bench	Vertical (in)	Broad (in)
Ryan Allen (P)	Louisiana Tech
Dylan Breeding (P)	Arkansas	4.7	11	29.0	110
Anthony Cantele (K)	Kansas State
Bobby Cowan (P)	Idaho
Alex Dunnachie (P)	Hawaii
Dustin Hopkins (K)	Florida State	4.74		33.5	116
Josh Hubner (K)	Arizona State		13
Luke Ingram (LS)	Hawaii
Scott Kovanda (P)	Ball State
Jeff Locke (P)	UCLA
Brett Maher (K)	Nebraska
Quinn Sharpe (K)	Oklahoma State
Caleb Sturgis (K)	Florida
Brad Wing (P)	LSU