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[99toLife]

Lamar Jackson ran 4.34 at Louisville.

Might be the only reason he got drafted, so far he's done nothing, future will tell if he's a good or great NFL qb.

Btw: he didn't back that up at the NFL combine, he sat it out..  why do you think he did that? 

[psychhog]

Seneca Wallace ran 4.50

[psychhog]

That was a little bit of sarcasm as he’s a bit obscure and wouldn’t really fall into the “good” category although he hung around for a while as a backup.

[FATHAWG08]

R.G. III

[99toLife]

R.G. III

He was good for 2 years... 

[Jahog2020]

Lamar Jackson ran 4.34 at Louisville.

Jared Lorenzen? ??

[hawginbigd1]

Jared Lorenzen? ??

Yeah he was close to 4:34 lol

[JHGiunta]

NFL Combine Results

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NFL Combine Results, from 2000 to 2018, player played QB, ordered by 40 Time descending

Query Results
Glossary
Rk   Year   Player
1   2012   Robert Griffin        4.33
2   2011   Tyrod Taylor          4.47
3   2010   Jarrett Brown        4.50
4   2011   Jake Locker          4.51
5   2015       Marcus Mariota     4.52
6   2008   Josh Johnson       4.53
7   2011   Colin Kaepernick  4.53
8   2012   Russell Wilson     4.53
9   2017   Trevor Knight       4.54
10   2009   Pat White             4.55
11   2011   Cam Newton        4.56
12   2016   Jeff Driskel           4.56
13   2015   Blake Sims           4.57
14   2008   Dennis Dixon       4.58
15   2012   Jordan Jefferson  4.58
16   2013   Geno Smith          4.58
17   2011   Josh Portis           4.59
18   2012   Andrew Luck        4.59
19   2007   Isaiah Stanback   4.60
20   2010   Dan LeFevour     4.60

[Jahog2020]

Yeah he was close to 4:34 lol

That's about what I had imagined! Lol

[99toLife]

NFL Combine Results

Current search:
NFL Combine Results, from 2000 to 2018, player played QB, ordered by 40 Time descending

Query Results
Glossary
Rk   Year   Player
1   2012   Robert Griffin        4.33
2   2011   Tyrod Taylor          4.47
3   2010   Jarrett Brown        4.50
4   2011   Jake Locker          4.51
5   2015       Marcus Mariota     4.52
6   2008   Josh Johnson       4.53
7   2011   Colin Kaepernick  4.53
8   2012   Russell Wilson     4.53
9   2017   Trevor Knight       4.54
10   2009   Pat White             4.55
11   2011   Cam Newton        4.56
12   2016   Jeff Driskel           4.56
13   2015   Blake Sims           4.57
14   2008   Dennis Dixon       4.58
15   2012   Jordan Jefferson  4.58
16   2013   Geno Smith          4.58
17   2011   Josh Portis           4.59
18   2012   Andrew Luck        4.59
19   2007   Isaiah Stanback   4.60
20   2010   Dan LeFevour     4.60

My Point,  how many of those would you consider a Good/Great QB in the NFL...

[psychhog]

My Point,  how many of those would you consider a Good/Great QB in the NFL...

Not very many lol

[99toLife]

Seneca Wallace ran 4.50

Even if he did,  BWAAAha ha ha.. in tens years he threw for Less yards , less touchdowns, more interceptions and ran for less yards than Patrick Mahommes did last year....

[psychhog]

Even if he did,  BWAAAha ha ha.. in tens years he threw for Less yards , less touchdowns, more interceptions and ran for less yards than Patrick Mahommes did last year....

Lol I know, I mentioned him in jest as he was not “good” but he did stick around for a while as a backup. And he had that ridiculous run when he was in college at Iowa state

[99toLife]

Lol I know, I mentioned him in jest as he was not “good” but he did stick around for a while as a backup. And he had that ridiculous run when he was in college at Iowa state

I kind of figured that's what you were doing, all is good..

[The Kig]

6-6, 260# Mississippi State DL runs a 4.41 40 at NFL Combine!
 Are we ever going to match this?
 If not, we will never win big again.

Hoping you understand that few humans on the planet will ever run a 4.41 40.  Willing to bet only 1 of them was 6-6 & 260.  Clowney ran a 4.53 and he was already considered a freak of nature. 

We get guys in the 4.6-4.69 range, we will kick tail.  These are big humans moving REALLY fast.   

[diveplayon4thn20]

Can we count Matt Jones? Ran a 4.37 at the combine. Also had a 39 inch vertical. Oh wait, he ended up at WR.....

[Ash]

Let us remember Usain Bolt ran a  4.22 in sweatpants and sneakers a few weeks ago. That dude is quick.

[99toLife]

Let us remember Usain Bolt ran a  4.22 in sweatpants and sneakers a few weeks ago. That dude is quick.

Tyreek Hill ran a 4.24 40yd , and many DB's say that's not the stat that makes him so hard to catch on the football field, it's his instant change of gears. 

[daprospecta]

Might be the only reason he got drafted, so far he's done nothing, future will tell if he's a good or great NFL qb.

Btw: he didn't back that up at the NFL combine, he sat it out..  why do you think he did that? 

Led the Ravens to the playoffs. That's saying something.

[99toLife]

Led the Ravens to the playoffs. That's saying something.

No doubt, I think he has a bright future. 

[Porkys Revenge]

This is good.

https://twitter.com/nfl/status/1102642652523094017?s=21

[IAMHogholio]

Yeah he was close to 4:34 lol

434 lbs maybe

[RaisinHog]

Pulley times not great did it push down to fourth or fifth round

Probably pushed down too undrafted free agent

[diveplayon4thn20]

Have to agree Pulley's 40 isn't great, but he could still be a productve player in the NFL, perhaps more in zone schemes. The 40 is also arguably the most overrated measurable, and quickness, change of direction, the ability to to read and react, bump and run, etc. are just as if not more vital to success in the NFL. I am no draft expert, but I think Pulley could get picked up in the 5th to 7th round. JMHO.e

[SooieGeneris]

Yeah agree, plenty of good CB run 4.5 and up. Richard Sherman 4.56. I think josh Norman 4.6, Marcus Peters 4.53. it’s great to have a blazing fast 40 time but how often are they running at all out 100%, in skimpy skin tight shorts/shirts with track spikes on for 40 yards? The 40 is a tad overrated. I do believe it has some merit because if you have a super fast 40 time you have to have some explosion and athletic ability. But we’ve all seen the solid college player shoot up the draft board mostly because of a fast 40 time or they were a combine freak in general. Doesn’t erase the tape from their college years but people tend to overreact to the combine sometimes.

Some of the fastest times have been run by guys like Darius Heyward-Bey who was a total flop as a WR but has somehow hung around the league as a special teamer.

[SooieGeneris]

Tyreek Hill ran a 4.24 40yd , and many DB's say that's not the stat that makes him so hard to catch on the football field, it's his instant change of gears.

They don't call that guy the Cheetah for nothing. Some guys don't seem to be slowed by the pads at all or when cutting. Hill is one of those.

[LZH]

Didn’t Carlos Hall run a 4.4 or something similar?

[bennyl08]

https://www.pro-football-reference.com/play-index/nfl-combine-results.cgi?request=1&year_min=2000&year_max=2019&pos%5B%5D=CB&show=all&c1stat=forty_yd&c1comp=gt&c1val=4.60&order_by=year_id

So, 33 players ran a 4.60 or slower at the combine who went on to be drafted since the year 2000 at CB. Presumably some players were also drafted that slow that were not invited to the combine and also some players have probably made rosters with such a forty time being undrafted.

So, that's close to 1.5 players per draft that meet that criteria meaning it isn't a particularly rare event, and possibly up to 2 players per year making rosters factoring in the other possible scenarios outlined above. Obviously not ideal or the most likely by any stretch, but a decent chance as well.