Michael Irvin explained why Jerry Rice's relatively slow 4.7-second 40-yard dash time didn't hinder his legendary NFL career. Colorado Area Evacuated, School Closed As Emergency Alert Issued ...

Hurricanes star wide receiver Xavier Restrepo addressed his abnormally slow 40-yard dash time from UM’s Pro Day on Monday.

While running the 40-yard dash, the 5'10" pass catcher—normally known for his quickness—clocked in a disappointing time of 4.83 seconds. After catching plenty of grief across social media ...

While official times weren’t released, NFL Network reported that Restrepo ran an unofficial 4.83 seconds in his 40-yard dash on Monday, a surprisingly slow time for a wide receiver. Restrepo ...

It isn't clear whether those injuries impacted Johnson's decision not to run the 40-yard dash or if he was simply concerned ...

Boston College Eagles offensive tackle Ozzy Trapilo runs the 40-yard dash at the 2025 NFL Scouting Combine. Jacksonville State Gamecocks offensive guard Clay Webb runs the 40-yard dash at the 2025 ...

Although Yates thinks Restrepo's 40-yard dash will hurt his draft stock, he was expected to be a depth receiver in the NFL anyway. However, despite the slow 40-yard dash, Restrepo did have success ...

You may assume that no matter how big or bad a running back is, even the slightest bit of a groin injury is going to slow the speedster ... on his original 40-yard dash time he ran at the NFL ...

Restrepo is considered an NFL draft prospect after a stellar Miami career, but he ran a surprisingly slow 40-yard dash. No official time was released, but NFL Network’s Cameron Wolfe posted on ...