NFL Combine 2019 Results: Tracking 40 Times, Bench Press and All Drills

The 2019 NFL Scouting Combine is taking place at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis as top 2019 draft prospects put their physical talents on display for coaches, scouts and executives.

Each of the four groups rotate between medical testing, measurements, interviews with interested teams and a media session before the on-field workout on their final day in Indy. Along with the timed testing, attendees can also go through position-specific drills during the session.

Let's check out all of the testing results for the 40-yard dash, bench press and other on-field activities completed by players during the annual event. The information will be updated each day.

On-Field Workout Schedule

Friday: Running backs, offensive linemen and special teams

Saturday: Quarterbacks, wide receivers and tight ends

Sunday: Defensive linemen and linebackers

Monday: Defensive backs

Drill Information

Drill — Abbreviation — Measurement

40-Yard Dash — 40 — Seconds

Bench Press — BP — Reps

Vertical Jump — Vert — Inches

Broad Jump — Broad — Inches

3-Cone Drill — 3C — Seconds

20-Yard Shuttle — 20S — Seconds

60-Yard Shuttle — 60S — Seconds

Friday Testing Results (QB, WR, TE)

Quarterbacks

Jake Browning (Washington): 40 (4.74), BP, Vert (29), Broad (112), 3C, 20S (4.44), 60S

Ryan Finley (NC State): 40 (4.73), BP, Vert (30.5), Broad (116), 3C, 20S (4.20), 60S

Nick Fitzgerald (Mississippi State): 40 (4.64), BP, Vert (29.5), Broad (115), 3C, 20S, 60S

Will Grier (West Virginia): 40 (4.84), BP, Vert (34), Broad (112), 3C, 20S (4.28), 60S

Dwayne Haskins (Ohio State): 40 (5.04), BP, Vert (28.5), Broad, 3C, 20S, 60S

Tyree Jackson (Buffalo): 40 (4.59), BP, Vert (34.5), Broad (120), 3C, 20S (4.28), 60S

Daniel Jones (Duke): 40 (4.81), BP, Vert (33.5), Broad (120), 3C, 20S (4.41), 60S

Drew Lock (Missouri): 40 (4.69), BP, Vert (31), Broad (112), 3C, 20S (4.12), 60S

Trace McSorley (Penn State): 40 (4.57), BP, Vert (33), Broad (115), 3C, 20S (4.12), 60S

Gardner Minshew (Washington State): 40 (4.97), BP, Vert (33.5), Broad (116), 3C, 20S (4.45), 60S

Kyler Murray (Oklahoma): 40, BP, Vert, Broad, 3C, 20S, 60S

Brett Rypien (Boise State): 40 (4.92), BP, Vert (33), Broad (116), 3C, 20S (4.29), 60S

Kyle Shurmur (Vanderbilt): 40 (4.92), BP, Vert (29.5), Broad (106), 3C, 20S (4.53), 60S

Easton Stick (North Dakota State): 40 (4.63), BP, Vert (33.5), Broad (118), 3C, 20S (4.05), 60S

Jarrett Stidham (Auburn): 40 (4.82), BP, Vert (31), Broad (110), 3C, 20S (4.33), 60S

Jordan Ta'amu (Ole Miss): 40 (4.78), BP, Vert (27.5), Broad (109), 3C, 20S (4.36), 60S

Clayton Thorson (Northwestern): 40, BP, Vert, Broad, 3C, 20S, 60S

Wide Receivers

J.J. Arcega-Whiteside (Stanford): 40, BP, Vert, Broad, 3C, 20S, 60S

Miles Boykin (Notre Dame): 40 (4.42), BP (12), Vert (43.5), Broad (140), 3C, 20S (4.07), 60S

Tyre Brady (Marshall): 40, BP (12), Vert (32), Broad (117), 3C, 20S (4.25), 60S

Marquise Brown (Oklahoma): 40, BP, Vert, Broad, 3C, 20S, 60S

A.J. Brown (Ole Miss): 40 (4.49), BP (19), Vert (36.5), Broad (120), 3C, 20S, 60S

Emmanuel Butler (Northern Arizona): 40, BP (11), Vert (36), Broad (115), 3C, 20S (4.22), 60S

Hakeem Butler (Iowa State): 40 (4.48), BP (18), Vert (36), Broad (128), 3C, 20S, 60S

Parris Campbell (Ohio State): 40 (4.31), BP (11), Vert (40), Broad (135), 3C, 20S (4.03), 60S

Jamal Custis (Syracuse): 40 (4.50), BP, Vert (34.5), Broad (124), 3C, 20S, 60S

Felton Davis (Michigan State): 40, BP (21), Vert, Broad, 3C, 20S, 60S

Ryan Davis (Auburn): 40, BP (12), Vert (35), Broad (124), 3C, 20S (4.23), 60S

Johnnie Dixon (Ohio State): 40 (4.41), BP (16), Vert (37.5), Broad (120), 3C, 20S (4.43), 60S

Greg Dortch (Wake Forest): 40, BP, Vert, Broad, 3C, 20S, 60S

Keelan Doss (UC Davis): 40, BP (8), Vert, Broad, 3C, 20S, 60S

Ashton Dulin (Malone University): 40 (4.43), BP (13), Vert (38), Broad (121), 3C, 20S (4.22), 60S

Jovon Durante (Florida Atlantic): 40 (4.55), BP, Vert (31.5), Broad (120), 3C, 20S (4.31), 60S

Jazz Ferguson (Northwestern State): 40 (4.45), BP (8), Vert (37), Broad (123), 3C, 20S (4.59), 60S

Travis Fulgham (Old Dominion): 40 (4.58), BP (15), Vert (36.5), Broad (126), 3C, 20S, 60S

Terry Godwin (Georgia): 40 (4.55), BP, Vert (36.5), Broad (117), 3C, 20S, 60S

Emmanuel Hall (Missouri): 40 (4.39), BP (15), Vert (43.5), Broad (141), 3C, 20S, 60S

Mecole Hardman (Georgia): 40 (4.33), BP (17), Vert (36.5), Broad (119), 3C, 20S, 60S

Kelvin Harmon (NC State): 40 (4.60), BP (18), Vert (32.5), Broad (117), 3C, 20S (4.32), 60S

N'Keal Harry (Arizona State): 40 (4.53), BP (27), Vert (38.5), Broad (122), 3C, 20S, 60S

Lil'Jordan Humphrey (Texas): 40 (4.75), BP (13), Vert (33.5), Broad (119), 3C, 20S (4.29), 60S

Jalen Hurd (Baylor): 40, BP (23), Vert, Broad, 3C, 20S, 60S

Andy Isabella (UMass): 40 (4.31), BP (15), Vert (36.5), Broad (121), 3C, 20S (4.15), 60S

Gary Jennings (West Virginia): 40 (4.42), BP (20), Vert (37), Broad (127), 3C, 20S (4.15), 60S

Diontae Johnson (Toledo): 40 (4.53), BP (15), Vert (33.5), Broad (123), 3C, 20S (4.45), 60S

KeeSean Johnson (Fresno State): 40 (4.60), BP (14), Vert (33), Broad (117), 3C, 20S (4.23), 60S

Bisi Johnson (Colorado State): 40 (4.51), BP (14), Vert (38), Broad (124), 3C, 20S (4.16), 60S (11.46)

Anthony Johnson (Buffalo): 40, BP (18), Vert (32.5), Broad (122), 3C, 20S, 60S

DaMarkus Lodge (Ole Miss): 40 (4.55), BP (11), Vert (33.5), Broad (119), 3C, 20S (4.53), 60S

Terry McLaurin (Ohio State): 40 (4.35), BP (18), Vert (37.5), Broad (125), 3C, 20S (4.15), 60S

D.K. Metcalf (Ole Miss): 40 (4.33), BP (27), Vert (40.5), Broad (134), 3C, 20S (4.50), 60S

Jakobi Meyers (NC State): 40 (4.63), BP (13), Vert (37), Broad (118), 3C, 20S (4.23), 60S

Dillon Mitchell (Oregon): 40 (4.46), BP (12), Vert (36.5), Broad (122), 3C, 20S (4.29), 60S

Stanley Morgan (Nebraska): 40 (4.53), BP (14), Vert (38.5), Broad (125), 3C, 20S (4.13), 60S

Nyqwan Murray (Florida State): 40 (4.63), BP (8), Vert (34), Broad (113), 3C, 20S (4.40), 60S

Hunter Renfrow (Clemson): 40 (4.59), BP (7), Vert (35), Broad (116), 3C, 20S (4.19), 60S (11.39)

Riley Ridley (Georgia): 40 (4.58), BP (13), Vert (30.5), Broad (124), 3C, 20S (4.28), 60S

Deebo Samuel (South Carolina): 40 (4.48), BP (15), Vert (39), Broad (122), 3C, 20S (4.14), 60S

David Sills (West Virginia): 40 (4.57), BP (14), Vert (37.5), Broad (117), 3C, 20S (4.28), 60S (11.69)

Darius Slayton (Auburn): 40 (4.39), BP (11), Vert (40.5), Broad (135), 3C, 20S (4.15), 60S

Jaylen Smith (Louisville): 40 (4.47), BP (14), Vert (34.5), Broad (122), 3C, 20S (4.48), 60S

Cody Thompson (Toledo): 40 (4.57), BP (19), Vert (38.5), Broad (119), 3C, 20S (4.03), 60S (11.39)

Jamarius Way (South Alabama): 40 (4.63), BP (16), Vert (32.5), Broad (119), 3C, 20S (4.66), 60S

Antoine Wesley (Texas Tech): 40, BP (6), Vert (37), Broad (117), 3C, 20S (4.26), 60S

Alex Wesley (Northern Colorado): 40 (4.45), BP (13), Vert (38.5), Broad (125), 3C, 20S (4.44), 60S

Tight Ends

Kendall Blanton (Missouri): 40 (4.95), BP (22), Vert (31), Broad (113), 3C (7.37), 20S (4.42), 60S (12.28)

Keenen Brown (Texas State): 40 (4.75), BP (17), Vert (33), Broad (117), 3C (7.27), 20S (4.51), 60S (12.25)

C.J. Conrad (Kentucky): 40, BP, Vert, Broad, 3C, 20S, 60S

Noah Fant (Iowa): 40 (4.50), BP (20), Vert (39.5), Broad (127), 3C (6.81), 20S (4.22), 60S (11.49)

Zach Gentry (Michigan): 40 (4.90), BP (12), Vert (29.5), Broad (110), 3C (7.40), 20S (4.53), 60S (12.43)

Daniel Helm (Duke): 40 (4.89), BP (14), Vert, Broad, 3C, 20S, 60S

T.J. Hockenson (Iowa): 40 (4.70), BP (17), Vert (37.5), Broad (123), 3C (7.02), 20S (4.18), 60S (11.55)

Dawson Knox (Ole Miss): 40, BP (16), Vert (34.5), Broad, 3C (7.12), 20S (4.27), 60S

Alize Mack (Notre Dame): 40 (4.70), BP (22), Vert (36), Broad (120), 3C (7.27), 20S (4.34), 60S (11.93)

Foster Moreau (LSU): 40 (4.66), BP (22), Vert (36.5), Broad (121), 3C (7.16), 20S (4.11), 60S (11.81)

Isaac Nauta (Georgia): 40 (4.91), BP (19), Vert (28), Broad, 3C (7.45), 20S (4.43), 60S (12.26)

Josh Oliver (San Jose State): 40 (4.63), BP (22), Vert (34), Broad (117), 3C (7.21), 20S (4.47), 60S (12.01)

Dax Raymond (Utah State): 40 (4.73), BP (15), Vert (32), Broad (109), 3C (7.15), 20S (4.39), 60S (11.87)

Drew Sample (Washington): 40 (4.71), BP, Vert (33.5), Broad (115), 3C (7.15), 20S (4.31), 60S (11.85)

Kaden Smith (Stanford): 40 (4.92), BP (15), Vert (32), Broad (108), 3C (7.08), 20S (4.47), 60S

Irv Smith (Alabama): 40 (4.63), BP (19), Vert (32.5), Broad (110), 3C (7.32), 20S (4.33), 60S (12.44)

Jace Sternberger (Texas A&M): 40 (4.75), BP (17), Vert (31.5), Broad (113), 3C (7.19), 20S (4.31), 60S (12.09)

Tommy Sweeney (Boston College): 40 (4.83), BP (17), Vert, Broad, 3C, 20S, 60S

Kahale Warring (San Diego State): 40 (4.67), BP (19), Vert (36.5), Broad (122), 3C (7.21), 20S (4.25), 60S (11.72)

Trevon Wesco (West Virginia): 40 (4.89), BP (24), Vert (31), Broad (117), 3C (7.18), 20S (4.38), 60S (12.32)

Caleb Wilson (UCLA): 40 (4.56), BP, Vert (29), Broad (113), 3C (7.20), 20S (4.40), 60S (12.18)

Saturday Recap

There was no shortage of talent on the field Saturday at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis with the quarterbacks, wide receivers and tight ends taking center stage, but a few players managed to stand out from the crowd.

Perhaps nobody did more to establish themselves as a worthy first-round prospect than Ole Miss wide receiver D.K. Metcalf, who dominated in essentially all areas. Metcalf ran the 40-yard dash in 4.33 seconds, which was tied for second among wideouts.

As seen in the following video, Metcalf ran a faster 40 than Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Julio Jones in 2011:

Metcalf's 40 time was significant for several reasons, not the least of which is the fact that he weighed in at 228 pounds at the combine to go along with his 6'3" frame.

Per NFL Network's Rich Eisen, no player weighing 225 pounds or more has run a faster 40 at the combine than Metcalf since 2003:

Metcalf didn't only excel in the 40, as he was also among the top performers in the bench press with 27 reps, which was tied for the most among wideouts with Arizona State's N'Keal Harry. Metcalf was also third in the vertical jump.

FS1's Skip Bayless was one of many who were blown away by what Metcalf was able to do Saturday considering his size:

Metcalf often took a backseat to A.J. Brown at Ole Miss, but he showed Saturday that he has the potential to be a stud at the NFL level in his own right. Bleacher Report's Matt Miller ranks Metcalf as the No. 32 overall player in the 2019 draft class and the No. 2 receiver behind only Brown. Based on Saturday's showing, it is difficult to envision Metcalf falling out of the first round.

In much the same way as Metcalf, Iowa tight end Noah Fant likely cemented himself as a first-round pick by running circles around the rest of the tight ends at the combine.

At 4.50 seconds, Fant had the best 40-yard dash among tight ends by far, beating out UCLA's Caleb Wilson by 0.06 seconds.

To put Fant's performance into perspective, he ran a faster 40 than Houston Texans wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins did in 2013:

NFL.com's Graham Barfield noted that in terms of his speed and size, Fant compares favorably to San Francisco 49ers Pro Bowl tight end George Kittle:

Much like former Penn State and current Miami Dolphins tight end Mike Gesicki last year, Fant was at or near the top of nearly every drill among tight ends.

Fant was tops in the vertical jump (39.5 inches), broad jump (10 feet, 7 inches), three-cone drill (6.81 seconds) and 60-yard shuttle (11.49 seconds). He also did 20 bench-press reps, which ranked third among all tight ends.

Despite being ranked behind Iowa teammate T.J. Hockenson in the eyes of most draft analysts, Fant out-performed him in nearly every drill and may have made a case to be the first tight end off the board in April. Miller has Fant as his No. 3 tight end behind Hockenson and Alabama's Irv Smith Jr.

Combine viewers were likely disappointed that Oklahoma quarterback Kyler Murray opted against participating in any drills, but it gave other signal-callers an opportunity to shine. The player who most took advantage of that fact seemed to be Missouri's Drew Lock.

Lock was especially good in the throwing portion of the day, as he looked poised and accurate throughout:

ESPN's Jordan Raanan is among those who felt Lock made the most of his opportunity and stood out in a quarterback class that is lacking much clarity beyond Murray and Ohio State's Dwayne Haskins:

Lock even showed that he is more athletic than many may have thought, as he ran the fifth-best 40 among quarterbacks with a time of 4.69 seconds. There are varying opinions on Lock, but he may have performed his way into the first-round conversation.

It is widely believed that Murray and Haskins are battling for the right to be the top quarterback off the board in April's draft, but Haskins seemingly didn't do much to separate himself from the reigning Heisman Trophy winner and the rest of the field.

He was especially disappointing in the 40-yard dash, as he ran the worst time among quarterbacks at 5.04 seconds. As explained by NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, however, cramps may have played a role in his poor performance:

Miller was not concerned with Haskins' slow time since he is at his best when throwing from the pocket anyway:

The best parts of Haskins' game are his impressive arm strength and underrated accuracy, which were apparent during a 2018 season that saw him finish third in the Heisman Trophy voting.

Haskins started off a bit slow in the passing drills Saturday, but Raanan felt he truly rounded into form as the day went on:

Back to the wide receiver position, there are two players who tied for the best 40-yard dash of the day in Ohio State's Parris Campbell and Andy Isabella of UMass.

Both players posted better combine 40 times than Jones, Odell Beckham Jr. of the New York Giants and Antonio Brown of the Pittsburgh Steelers:

While Campbell was expected to run a fast time, Isabella likely surprised some people. The fact that he tested well is a major coup for him since he put up ridiculous numbers last season at Massachusetts with 102 receptions for 1,698 yards and 13 touchdowns.

Isabella isn't a big guy at 5'9" and 188 pounds, but his combination of speed and production figures to be attractive on draft day.

Additionally, Notre Dame's Miles Boykin had a nice day, finishing first in the vertical jump (43.5 inches) and second in the broad jump (11 feet, 8 inches).

Other workout warriors at the quarterback position included Penn State's Trace McSorley and Buffalo's Tyree Jackson.

Despite being polar opposites with McSorley at 6'0" and 202 pounds, and Jackson at 6'7" and 249 pounds, they both tested well, especially in the 40-yard dash. McSorley ran the fastest 40 among quarterbacks with a time of 4.57 seconds and Jackson was right behind him at 4.59 seconds.

Jackson also had the best vertical jump among quarterbacks at 34.5 inches, and he tied with Duke's Daniel Jones for the best broad jump at 10 feet.

While Jackson is viewed as a mid-round project, he has the size, arm strength and athleticism that teams covet. He is also coming off a productive season that saw him throw for 28 touchdowns and rush for seven more.

Based on his tools alone, Jackson could be a huge steal for a quarterback-needy team come April.

Friday Testing Results (RB, OL, ST)

Running Backs

Rodney Anderson (Oklahoma): 40, BP (25), Vert, Broad, 3C, 20S, 60S

Ryquell Armstead (Temple): 40 (4.45), BP (22), Vert (30), Broad (114), 3C (7.02), 20S (4.29), 60S

Alex Barnes (Kansas State): 40 (4.59), BP (34), Vert (38.5), Broad (126), 3C (6.95), 20S (4.10), 60S (11.72)

Nick Brossette (LSU): 40 (4.72), BP (15), Vert (35.5), Broad (118), 3C (7.38), 20S (4.44), 60S

Myles Gaskin (Washington): 40 (4.58), BP (24), Vert (35.5), Broad (118), 3C (7.19), 20S (4.27), 60S (11.77)

Damien Harris (Alabama): 40 (4.57), BP (16), Vert (37), Broad (121), 3C, 20S, 60S

Darrell Henderson (Memphis): 40 (4.49), BP (22), Vert (33.5), Broad (121), 3C, 20S, 60S

Karan Higdon (Michigan): 40 (4.49), BP (21), Vert (34), Broad (123), 3C, 20S, 60S

Justice Hill (Oklahoma State): 40 (4.40), BP (21), Vert (40), Broad (130), 3C, 20S, 60S

Elijah Holyfield (Georgia): 40 (4.78), BP (26), Vert (29.5), Broad (118), 3C, 20S, 60S

Travis Homer (Miami): 40 (4.48), BP (17), Vert (39.5), Broad (130), 3C (7.07), 20S (4.31), 60S

Alec Ingold (Wisconsin): 40 (4.89), BP (16), Vert (34), Broad (116), 3C (7.35), 20S (4.32), 60S

Josh Jacobs (Alabama): 40, BP, Vert, Broad, 3C, 20S, 60S

Bryce Love (Stanford): 40, BP (18), Vert, Broad, 3C, 20S, 60S

Alexander Mattison (Boise State): 40 (4.67), BP (22), Vert (35), Broad (127), 3C (7.13), 20S (4.29), 60S (11.69)

David Montgomery (Iowa State): 40 (4.63), BP (15), Vert (28.5), Broad (121), 3C, 20S, 60S

Jalin Moore (Appalachian State): 40, BP (27), Vert, Broad, 3C, 20S, 60S

Qadree Ollison (Pittsburgh): 40 (4.58), BP (19), Vert (29.5), Broad (114), 3C (7.53), 20S (4.31), 60S

Tony Pollard (Memphis): 40 (4.52), BP (13), Vert (35), Broad (121), 3C, 20S, 60S

Miles Sanders (Penn State): 40 (4.49), BP (20), Vert (36), Broad (124), 3C (6.89), 20S (4.19), 60S

Jordan Scarlett (Florida): 40 (4.47), BP (21), Vert (30), Broad (116), 3C (7.37), 20S (4.63), 60S

LJ Scott (Michigan State): 40, BP (21), Vert (33), Broad (120), 3C (7.27), 20S (4.34), 60S

Devin Singletary (Florida Atlantic): 40 (4.66), BP (15), Vert (35), Broad (117), 3C (7.32), 20S (4.40), 60S

Benny Snell (Kentucky): 40 (4.66), BP (16), Vert (29.5), Broad (119), 3C (7.07), 20S (4.33), 60S

Mike Weber (Ohio State): 40 (4.47), BP (22), Vert (33.5), Broad, 3C, 20S, 60S

Dexter Williams (Notre Dame): 40 (4.57), BP (17), Vert (36), Broad (130), 3C (7.00), 20S (4.16), 60S

Trayveon Williams (Texas A&M): 40 (4.51), BP (19), Vert (33), Broad (121), 3C (7.44), 20S (4.44), 60S

James Williams (Washington State): 40 (4.58), BP, Vert (36.5), Broad (118), 3C (7.01), 20S (4.25), 60S (12.20)

Offensive Linemen

Paul Adams (Missouri): 40 (5.18), BP (16), Vert (27), Broad (103), 3C (7.68), 20S (4.74), 60S

Zack Bailey (South Carolina): 40, BP (24), Vert (28), Broad (103), 3C, 20S, 60S

Alex Bars (Notre Dame): 40, BP, Vert, Broad, 3C, 20S, 60S

Jackson Barton (Utah): 40 (5.18), BP (25), Vert (27), Broad (109), 3C (7.85), 20S (4.66), 60S

Ryan Bates (Penn State): 40 (5.09), BP (28), Vert (27), Broad (102), 3C (7.45), 20S (4.53), 60S

Beau Benzschawel (Wisconsin): 40 (5.24), BP (20), Vert, Broad, 3C, 20S, 60S

Garrett Bradbury (NC State): 40 (4.92), BP (34), Vert (31), Broad (104), 3C (7.41), 20S (4.53), 60S

Yodny Cajuste (West Virginia): 40, BP (32), Vert, Broad, 3C, 20S, 60S

Shaq Calhoun (Mississippi State): 40 (5.07), BP (26), Vert (28.5), Broad (105), 3C (7.46), 20S (4.62), 60S

Dennis Daley (South Carolina): 40 (5.23), BP (20), Vert (26.5), Broad (103), 3C (7.95), 20S (4.92), 60S

Nate Davis (Charlotte): 40 (5.23), BP (23), Vert (26), Broad (107), 3C (7.94), 20S (4.83), 60S

Michael Deiter (Wisconsin): 40 (5.23), BP (21), Vert (28), Broad (105), 3C (7.88), 20S (4.81), 60S

Andre Dillard (Washington State): 40 (4.96), BP (24), Vert (29), Broad (118), 3C (7.44), 20S (4.40), 60S

Chuma Edoga (USC): 40 (5.19), BP (21), Vert, Broad, 3C, 20S, 60S

David Edwards (Wisconsin): 40 (5.28), BP, Vert (25.5), Broad (99), 3C (7.69), 20S (4.77), 60S

Bobby Evans (Oklahoma): 40 (5.20), BP (22), Vert, Broad, 3C, 20S, 60S

Cody Ford (Oklahoma): 40 (5.21), BP (19), Vert (28.5), Broad (104), 3C (8.27), 20S (4.87), 60S

Hjalte Froholdt (Arkansas): 40 (5.20), BP (31), Vert (27.5), Broad (105), 3C (7.51), 20S (4.54), 60S

Lamont Gaillard (Georgia): 40, BP, Vert, Broad, 3C, 20S, 60S

Derwin Gray (Maryland): 40 (5.26), BP (26), Vert, Broad (90), 3C, 20S, 60S

Donnell Greene (Minnesota): 40, BP, Vert, Broad, 3C, 20S, 60S

Ethan Greenidge (Villanova): 40, BP, Vert, Broad, 3C, 20S, 60S

Phil Haynes (Wake Forest): 40 (5.20), BP (33), Vert (31), Broad (108), 3C (7.76), 20S (4.95), 60S

Nate Herbig (Stanford): 40 (5.41), BP (29), Vert (24), Broad (90), 3C (8.15), 20S (5.04), 60S

Tytus Howard (Alabama State): 40 (5.05), BP (21), Vert (29.5), Broad (103), 3C (8.34), 20S (4.87), 60S

Mitch Hyatt (Clemson): 40, BP (28), Vert (25.5), Broad (102), 3C (7.72), 20S (4.52), 60S

Martez Ivey (Florida): 40, BP, Vert, Broad, 3C, 20S, 60S

Andre James (UCLA): 40 (5.32), BP (21), Vert (29), Broad (105), 3C (8.00), 20S (4.84), 60S

Elgton Jenkins (Mississippi State): 40, BP (29), Vert (28), Broad (109), 3C (7.77), 20S (4.62), 60S

Fred Johnson (Florida): 40, BP, Vert, Broad, 3C, 20S, 60S

Devon Johnson (Ferris State): 40 (5.16), BP (26), Vert (27.5), Broad (89), 3C (8.34), 20S (5.28), 60S

Tyler Jones (NC State): 40, BP (23), Vert (31.5), Broad (111), 3C (7.75), 20S (4.82), 60S

Michael Jordan (Ohio State): 40 (5.27), BP (19), Vert (32.5), Broad (116), 3C (7.71), 20S (4.71), 60S

Brandon Knight (Indiana): 40, BP, Vert, Broad, 3C, 20S, 60S

Chris Lindstrom (Boston College): 40 (4.91), BP (25), Vert (30.5), Broad (117), 3C (7.61), 20S (4.54), 60S

Greg Little (Mississippi): 40 (5.33), BP, Vert (25), Broad (113), 3C, 20S (4.74), 60S

Erik McCoy (Texas A&M): 40 (4.89), BP (29), Vert (31), Broad (107), 3C (8.28), 20S (4.62), 60S

Kaleb McGary (Washington): 40 (5.05), BP (23), Vert (33.5), Broad (111), 3C (7.66), 20S (4.58), 60S

Connor McGovern (Penn State): 40, BP (28), Vert, Broad (112), 3C (7.66), 20S (4.57), 60S

Joshua Miles (Morgan State): 40 (5.32), BP, Vert (36), Broad (109), 3C (8.07), 20S (4.75), 60S

Yosh Nijman (Virginia Tech): 40, BP (27), Vert, Broad (114), 3C (8.07), 20S (4.50), 60S

Iosua Opeta (Weber State): 40 (5.02), BP (39), Vert (33), Broad (112), 3C (8.06), 20S (4.94), 60S

Javon Patterson (Mississippi): 40 (5.13), BP (27), Vert (27.5), Broad (98), 3C (7.72), 20S (4.78), 60S

Ross Pierschbacher (Alabama): 40 (5.20), BP (20), Vert (22.5), Broad, 3C (7.83), 20S (4.70), 60S

Trey Pipkins (Sioux Falls): 40 (5.12), BP (16), Vert (33.5), Broad (114), 3C (7.61), 20S (4.70), 60S

Ryan Pope (San Diego State): 40, BP (25), Vert, Broad, 3C, 20S, 60S

Ben Powers (Oklahoma): 40, BP (21), Vert, Broad, 3C, 20S, 60S

Isaiah Prince (Ohio State): 40 (5.09), BP (23), Vert (27), Broad (115), 3C (7.90), 20S (5.02), 60S

Dalton Risner (Kansas State): 40 (5.30), BP (23), Vert (28.5), Broad (110), 3C (7.69), 20S (4.52), 60S

Tyler Roemer (San Diego State): 40 (5.21), BP (18), Vert (30.5), Broad (108), 3C (7.75), 20S (4.76), 60S

Dru Samia (Oklahoma): 40 (5.29), BP (28), Vert (27.5), Broad (101), 3C (7.89), 20S (4.70), 60S

Max Scharping (Northern Illinois): 40, BP (27), Vert (28), Broad (108), 3C (7.77), 20S (4.69), 60S

William Sweet (North Carolina): 40 (5.27), BP (23), Vert (30.5), Broad (111), 3C (8.01), 20S (5.00), 60S

Trevon Tate (Memphis): 40, BP (22), Vert, Broad, 3C, 20S, 60S

Jawaan Taylor (Florida): 40, BP (24), Vert, Broad, 3C, 20S, 60S

Oli Udoh (Elon): 40 (5.05), BP (26), Vert (28.5), Broad (105), 3C (7.88), 20S (5.05), 60S

Jonah Williams (Alabama): 40 (5.12), BP (23), Vert (28), Broad (100), 3C (8.01), 20S (4.79), 60S

Special Teamers

Jake Bailey (Stanford): 40 (4.72), BP, Vert (33), Broad (117), 3C, 20S, 60S

Jack Fox (Rice): 40 (4.73), BP, Vert (27.5), Broad (114), 3C, 20S, 60S

Matt Gay (Utah): 40, BP, Vert, Broad, 3C, 20S, 60S

Austin Seibert (Oklahoma): 40, BP, Vert, Broad, 3C, 20S, 60S

Cole Tracy (LSU): 40, BP, Vert, Broad, 3C, 20S, 60S

Mitch Wishnowsky (Utah): 40 (4.63), BP, Vert (32.5), Broad (117), 3C, 20S, 60S

Friday Recap

Washington State Cougars tackle Andre Dillard didn't need a great showing at the combine to land in the first round—Bleacher Report's Matt Miller ranked him at No. 21 on his latest big board—but Friday's performance may have solidified that Day 1 status.

Dillard illustrated an ideal combination of power and small-area quickness throughout the drills and even shined in the 40 by producing a time under five seconds, though that's less important for a lineman.

Kent Lee Platte of Inside The Pylon spotlighted the tackle's day:

Dillard also received some praise from Washington State quarterback Gardner Minshew, who will be in action Saturday:

Running backs Miles Sanders (Penn State Nittany Lions) and Justice Hill (Oklahoma State Cowboys) were Friday's other standout performers.

Sanders hasn't received much hype during the early stages of the draft process, but he showcased tools that could make him a three-down weapon at the next level.

The 21-year-old Pittsburgh native had some monster performances in 2018, led by a 200-yard, three-touchdown game against the Illinois Fighting Illini, but he also had a few clunkers in high-profile matchups against the Michigan Wolverines and Ohio State Buckeyes.

Those outings may have suppressed his stock, but he'll likely rise in most post-combine rankings.

Hill was on pace to emerge as the day's biggest winner before a hamstring injury brought a premature end to his workout.

The speedy rusher, who scored 25 touchdowns in 23 games across his final two years at Oklahoma State, posted the best 40 time of any running back. It was the headline moment of a tremendous all-around performance.

Like Sanders, Hill's days of being an under-the-radar draft target are over. Teams will likely have questions about the health of his hamstring at his pro day on March 12, though.

All combine testing results are courtesy of the NFL's official website.