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 Network's Bucky Brooks explains ...

WE RUN 40 YARD DASHES IN MADDEN 09 TRAINING CAMP TO DECIDE WHO WE PICK IN DRAFT CHAMPS! WE THEN GET INTO A GAMEMOR MONEY'S ...

In this preview of "Hard Knocks: Offseason with the New York Giants," the Giants' front office staff discuss how fast they would run a 40-yard dash at ... of "Hard Knocks: Training Camp with ...

Breaking down one of the most popular drills at the NFL Scouting Combine, the 40-yard dash. Catch the best highlights from wide receiver Andre Johnson this season as he set a career best with ...

Former Vanderbilt Commodores linebacker Zach Cunningham runs the 40-yard dash at the 2017 NFL Combine ... Head Coach Matt Patricia talks about the upcoming break between OTAs and Training Camp, and ...

Moreover, his speed also helps him to make quick passes to his teammates. A. The 40-yard dash is a crucial metric used to evaluate a player's speed, acceleration, and agility, providing insights ...

Stanford running back Christian McCaffrey runs the 40-yard dash with an unofficial time of 4.49 seconds. Catch the best highlights from wide receiver Andre Johnson this season as he set a career ...

Jameson Williams claims that he would’ve recorded an earth-shattering 4.1-second 40-yard dash if he'd gotten the chance to run it at the NFL combine.

At the 2019 Super Bowl Experience, Usain Bolt’s unofficial 40-yard dash record was clocked at 4.22 seconds. He was wearing sweatpants and tennis shoes, and despite any specific training he set ...

Williams made his long-awaited appearance on teammate Amon-Ra St. Brown's podcast this week, claiming he would've ran the 40-yard dash in 4.1 seconds if he could've ran at the NFL Combine when he ...

Williams was clocked at 20.9 mph on his touchdown, and said Friday he believes he can run the 40-yard dash —something he said he's never done — in 4.1 seconds. "'Madden' respect(s) me enough ...