What was Darrell Green’s fastest 40 time?

Fastest 40 yard dash times in NFL history. Being the fastest player doesn’t make you an all-time great, demonstrated by the Tom Brady 40 time (5.28) and Jerry Rice 40 time (4.71). There are also incredible stories, like the reports Darrell Green ran a 4.09 time in the 40-yard dash at training camp in 1986.

Who is the fastest NFL player of all-time?

Bob Hayes
Bob Hayes is arguably the fastest NFL player ever. He was nicknamed “Bullet Bob” due to the meteoric speed he had. It was rightfully so since he set an Olympic world record of 10.06 seconds in the 100-meter dash.

Who is the fastest wide receiver in NFL history?

Based on electronically clocked numbers, John Ross holds the No.1 spot for all-time and active players. His 4.22 40-yard dash was set in 2017. The Oakland Raiders rookie wide receiver Henry Ruggs III came close when he notched a 4.27 40 in 2020.

How fast was Joey Galloway?

4.18 seconds
Joey Galloway/40 yard dash time

What is considered a fast 40-yard dash?

According to a five-year NFL combine report, wide receivers and cornerbacks had the fastest average times at 4.48, followed by running backs at 4.49. The following average times were measured between 2000 and 2012 at the NFL combine for players who played at least 5 games.

How fast is Danny dimes?

Just how athletic is Daniel Jones? Hit 20.64 mph on 49-yard run in first half, per Next Gen Stats. Fastest of career.

How fast was Walter Payton 40-yard dash?

4.4 seconds
Walter Payton/40 yard dash time

What was Rocket Ismail 40 time?

4.28 seconds
Raghib Ismail/40 yard dash time

How fast is Chris Johnson?

4.24 seconds
Chris Johnson/40 yard dash time

How fast is Percy Harvin’s 40?

4.41 seconds
Percy Harvin/40 yard dash time

How fast does Usain Bolt run 40 yards?

4.22-second
Usain Bolt runs 4.22-second 40-yard dash at Super Bowl.

How fast was Bo Jackson’s 40 yard?

4.13 seconds
Bo Jackson/40 yard dash time

How fast did OJ Simpson run the 100-yard dash?

9.53
Simpson is one of the fastest running backs in the history of college football, with a best of 9.53 in the 100-yard dash and a 10.3 in the 100-meter dash. He finished sixth in the 100 at the NCAA championships in 1967, making him the first of three Heisman winners to earn All-American honors in both track and football.

What was Emmitt Smith’s 40-yard dash time?

4.55 seconds
Emmitt Smith/40 yard dash time
That April Sunday in 1990 had been declared Earth Day. But when the Dallas Cowboys’ first-round pick was announced, I immediately renamed it What On Earth Day. Emmitt Smith? The little running back from Florida whose 40-yard dash times (4.6s and 4.7s) were better suited for fullback?

What is Derrick Henry 40-yard time?

4.54 seconds
Derrick Henry/40 yard dash time
King Henry posted titanic numbers with a 37-inch vertical jump and equally impressive broad jump, bench press reps and cone drills. His vertical leap raised eyebrows, but it was his 40-yard dash time that turned heads. Clocked in at 4.54 seconds, nobody knew someone that large could move so fast.

What was OJ Simpson’s 40 time?

4.7 seconds
O. J. Simpson/40 yard dash time

Who was faster Deion or Bo Jackson?

First, the fact that he was faster than Sanders despite being 30 pounds heavier should end the argument right away. Second, we still haven’t seen running backs reach the size and speed ratio that Jackson achieved. Sanders lasted longer in the NFL, but that is a direct result of the positions he and Jackson played.

How fast was Bob Hayes 40-yard dash?

And it’s been reported that Sanders even ran a 3.90 40 yard dash in college! Darrell Green ran a 4.43 40 yard dash – on his 50th Birthday!! At 100 meters, Bob Hayes is the fastest as he set a (then) World and Olympic Record of 10.06 seconds.

What was Barry Sanders 40 time?

4.37 seconds
Barry Sanders/40 yard dash time

What was Marcus Allen’s 40 time?

Pro Day Scores
Pro Day Date: 3/20/2018
40 Yard Dash: 4.63 seconds
40 Yard (MPH): 17.67 (MPH)
20 Yard Split: 2.67 seconds
10 Yard Split: 1.57 seconds

What was the slowest 40-yard dash?

Johnnie Troutman (Penn State), 2012 NFL Combine

Johnnie Troutman recorded a 40-yard dash time of 5.76 seconds.