How fast is davante Adams?

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Davante Adams is generally seen as one of the best receivers in the NFL. He struggled with speed at the NFL Combine, though, posting a 4.56 40-yard dash.

Who's the fastest receiver on the Green Bay Packers?

Thornton was the fastest man at this year's Scouting Combine, running his 40-yard dash in 4.28 seconds. According to his Instagram, he is in Green Bay for a predraft visit. In four seasons, Thornton caught 143 passes for 2,242 yards and 19 touchdowns.

Who is the best wide receiver in the NFL?

How fast is Lazard?

The Green Bay Packers' third-year receiver is listed at 6-foot-5, basketball height on a football field. He might run more like a small forward, clocking a reported 4.55-second 40 at his Iowa State pro day in 2018. Entering that pro day, some NFL scouts were concerned Lazard would run in the 4.7s.

How fast is Allen Robinson?

Robinson may not have top-end speed (4.6 40-yard dash) but he's still a highly athletic player with excellent leaping ability.

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Who is the goat of wide receivers?

Jerry Rice

No surprise here. If any receiver playing today wants to break one of his career records in receptions, touchdowns or yards, he will have to be awesome and he will have to play for at least 15 seasons.

Who is the fastest NFL player?

Who is the fastest player in the NFL? If based on the 40-yard dash, the title belongs to John Ross. Coming off an incredible 2016 season at Washington (1,150 receiving yards, 19 total touchdowns) everyone tuned in for the 2017 NFL Combine thinking we might see history.

Who has the most dropped passes in NFL history?

How fast is Will Fuller?

Will Fuller runs 4.33 40-yard dash.

What is the fastest 40-yard dash?

How Fast is mvs?

According to Next Gen Stats, Valdes-Scantling reached a top speed of 22.09 miles per hour while racing past the Vikings defense on a 75-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter Sunday.

How fast is Garrett Wilson?

Wilson doesn't always play to his 4.38 40-yard dash, but he has more than enough speed to elongate the field and extend short passes. He was particularly dangerous on drag routes and mesh routes in 2020, and he remained a great threat in 2021.

How fast is Bryan Edwards?

At a gargantuan 6-3 and 212-pounds, he shot out of a cannon, posting a 4.53 (57th-percentile among qualified wide receivers) 40-yard dash.

How fast was Bo Jackson's 40-yard?

Here's what we know: Someone in an official scouting capacity timed Bo Jackson at 4.12 seconds in the 40-yard dash sometime before the 1986 draft.

Who was faster Deion or Bo?

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 Cliff Branch?

Not only was Branch a standout on the football team at Colorado, but he was also a world-class sprinter who set an NCAA championship meet record with a 10-second 100-meter dash in 1972. Known for his speed and agility, Branch became a dominating receiver during the 1970s.

Who is the best TE ever?

Who has the best hands in NFL history?

Larry Fitzgerald has the best hands in NFL history, and this stat proves it. Larry Fitzgerald's hands are so impressive he might have the most mind-boggling stat of any wide receiver to ever play the game. Over the course of his career, Fitzgerald has more tackles (39) than drops (29).

Who is the best tight end in NFL history?

Tony Gonzalez. Hall of Famer Tony Gonzalez was the consensus pick for best ever tight end before Gronkowski came along, with the Kansas City Chiefs and Atlanta Falcons man making it to 14 Pro Bowls.

How fast is Cooper Kupp?

Cooper Kupp didn't exactly dominate the NFL Scouting Combine in 2017. He ran a 4.62 in the 40-yard dash, had a 31-inch vertical and a 116-inch broad jump, and didn't show the explosiveness teams typically seek in wide receivers.