This week, 324 players from 106 schools went to Indianapolis for the 2022 NFL Scouting Combine. All of these players were looking to improve their draft stock while po sibly finding their future in the proce s.Over the past two days, we've compiled the top results from the quarterbacks, receivers, tight ends, running backs and offensive linemen who took part in on-field drills. Below are each of the top individual performances from Indianapolis, as several players surely improved their draft stocks by virtue of their performances.Fans should also check out throughout the next several weeks ahead of the 2022 draft.Notable 40-yard dash timesCB Kalon Barnes (Baylor): 4.29CB Tariq Woolen (Texas-San Antonio): 4.30S J.T. Woods (Baylor): 4.36S Lewis Cine (Georgia): 4.38S Percy Butler (Louisiana): 4.39CB Jalyn Armour-Davis (Alabama): 4.39CB Zyon McCollum (Sam Houston State): 4.40CB Damarri Mathis (Pittsburgh): 4.40S Dax Hill (Michigan): 4.41CB Cobie Durant (South Carolina State): 4.41CB Alontae Taylor (Tenne see): 4.41CB Sauce Gardner (Cincinnati): 4.41S Tycen Anderson (Toledo): 4.41CB Josh Thompson (Texas): 4.43S Markquese Bell (Florida A&M): 4.45CB Cam Taylor-Britt (Nebraska): 4.45CB Trent McDuffie (Washington): 4.46Notable bench pre s repsS Yusuf Corker (Kentucky): 23S Jaquan Brisker (Penn State): 22S Kolby Harvell-Peel (Oklahoma): 21S Kerby Joseph (Illinois): 18CB Jaylen Watson (Washington State): 18CB Damarion Williams (Houston): 17CB Coby Bryant (Cincinnati): 17Notable broad jumpsS Lewis Cine (Georgia): 11'1"S Kyle Hamilton (Notre Dame): 10'11"S Nick Cro s (Maryland): 10'10"S JT Woods (Baylor): 10'8"S Leon O'Neal (Texas A&M): Jordan Bone Jersey 10'5"S Smoke Monday (Auburn): 10'4"S Jaquan Brisker (Penn State): 10'4"Barnes blazesBaylor's Kalon Barnes entered the combine widely considered one of the most physically gifted defensive backs of the cla s, and he proved that in the 40, posting one of the fastest times in combine history. Barnes has apparently as well. . CB Kalon Barnes was just .01 shy of John Ro s' Combine record of 4.22. : on NFL (@NFL) Notable 40-yard dash timesTroy Anderson (Montana State): 4.42Christian Harris (Alabama): 4.44Channing Tindall (Georgia): 4.47Malcolm Rodriguez (Oklahoma State): 4.52Brandon Smith (Penn State): 4.52Quay Walker (Georgia): 4.52Leo Chenal (Wisconsin): 4.53D'Marco Jackson (Appalachian State): 4.55Notable bench pre s repsChad Muma (Wyoming): 27Devin Lloyd (Utah): 25Aaron Hansford (Texas A&M): 24Terrel Bernard (Baylor): 22Micah McFadden (Indiana): 21Jake Hansen (Illinois): 21Jack Sanborn (Wisconsin): 20Notable broad jumpsJeremiah Moon (Florida): 11'1"Christian Harris (Alabama): 11'0"Chad Muma (Wyoming): 10'9"Channing Tindall (Georgia): 10'9"Troy Andersen (Montana State): 10'8"Brandon Smith (Penn State): 10'8"Leo Chenal (Wisconsin): 10'8"Chance Campbell (Mi si sippi): 10'7"Notable 40-yard dash timesAmare Barno (Virginia Tech): 4.36Sam Williams (Mi si sippi): 4.46Travon Walker (Georgia): 4.51Boye Mafe (Minnesota): 4.53Nik Bonitto (Oklahoma): 4.54David Ojabo (Michigan): 4.55Kayvon Thibodeaux (Oregon): 4.58Jermaine Johnson II (Florida State): 4.58Myjai Sanders (Cincinnati): 4.67Jeffrey Gunter (Coastal Carolina): 4.70Isaiah Thomas (Oklahoma): 4.70Notable bench pre s repsKayvon Thibodeaux (Oregon): 27Dominique Robinson (Miami Ohio): 25Cameron Thomas (San Diego State): 24Michael Cleamons (Texas A&M): 24DeAngelo Malone (Western Kentucky): 23Tyree Johnson (Texas A&M): 21Arnold Ebiketie (Penn State): 2George Karlaftis (Purdue): 21Zach Carter (Florida): 19Notable broad jumpsAmare Barno (Virginia Tech): 10'11"Arnold Ebiketie (Penn State): 10'8"Drake Jackson (USC): 10'7"Jermaine Johnson (Florida State): 10'5"Boye Mafe (Minnesota): 10'5"Travon Walker (Georgia): 10'3"Sam Williams (Mi si sippi): 10'3"Joshua Paschal (Kentucky): 10'3"Jeffrey Gunter (Coastal Carolina): 10'2"Historic HokieButler Community College transfer Amare Barno, of Virginia Tech, was an athletic standout among the pa s rushers, topping the broad jump event with a nearly 11-foot leap and posting the fastest 40-yard dash from a defensive lineman since 2003.Notable 40-yard dash timesDevonte Wyatt (Georgia): 4.77Jordan Davis (Georgia): 4.78Perrion Winfrey (Oklahoma): 4.89Travis Jones (Connecticut): 4.92Thomas Booker (Stanford): 4.94Matthew Butler (Tenne see): 5.00DeMarvin Leal (Texas A&M): 5.00Notable bench pre s repsOtito Ogbonnia (UCLA): 29DJ Davidson (Arizona State): 23Matthew Butler (Tenne see): 17Notable broad jumpsJordan Davis (Georgia): 10'3"Matthew Butler (Tenne see): 9'4"Devonte Wyatt (Georgia): 9'3"Thomas Booker (Stanford): 9'2"Travis Jones (Connecticut): 9'2"Phidarian Mathis (Alabama): 9'1"Georgia gets a dubTwo Bulldogs raised their stock at the defensive line spot, with Jordan Davis and Devonte Wyatt making the case they belong as Day One targets for teams hungry for interior talent. Both prospects proved both strong and athletic with top-three results in the bench pre s and broad jump.Notable 40-yard dash timesOT Dare Rosenthal (Kentucky): 4.88OT Kellen Diesch (Arizona State): 4.89G Chris Paul (Tulsa): 4.89OT Trevor Penning (Northern Iowa): 4.89C Cam Jurgens (Nebraska): 4.92OT Abraham Lucas (Wash. State): Aaron Gordon Jersey 4.92OT Ickey Ekwonu (N.C. State): 4.93G Dylan Parham (Memphis): 4.93C Zach Tom (Wake Forest): 4.94OT Charles Cro s (Mi s. State): 4.95G Zach Thomas (San Diego State): 4.96OT Braxton Jones (Southern Utah State): 4.97Notable bench pre s repsG Zion Johnson (Boston College): 32G Jamaree Salyer (Georgia): 31G Cole Strange (Tenne see-Chattanooga): 31OT Bernhard Raimann (Central Michigan): 30G Marcus McKethan (North Carolina): 27OT Nick Zakelj (Fordham): 27G Luke Goedeke (Central Michigan): 26C Cam Jurgens (Nebraska): 25G Cordell Volson (North Dakota State): 25C Alex Lindstrom (Boston College): 25G Bill Dunkle (San Diego State): 25Notable broad jumpsG Cole Strange (Tenne see-Chattanooga): 10'0"C Zach Tom (Wake Forest): 9'10"OT Bernhard Rainmann (Central Michigan): 9'9"C Luke Wattenberg (Washington): 9'5"OT Matt Waletzko (North Dakota): 9'5"C Dohnovan West (Arizona State): 9'4"G Zion Johnson (Boston College): 9'4"OT Charles Cro s (Mi s. State): 9'4"G Logan Bru s (Wisconsin): 9'4"OT Trevor Penning (Northern Iowa): 9'3"C Alec Lindstrom (Boston College): 9'3"Speed demonsA whopping 12 linemen broke the five-second barrier in the 40-yard dash, the highest total since 2003. The top-five linemen times Friday are among the fastest 40 times recorded by a linemen in combine history. Broad jump crazine sStrange, Tom and Raimann put up three of the top-seven broad jump marks for an offensive lineman in combine history. Strange was also one of the top performances in the bench pre s, as he surely improved his draft stock Friday night. The 6-foot-6 Strange started 44 games in college that included 41 starts at left guard. He could be a steal for a team that is in the market for a developmental Michael Carter-Williams Jersey lineman who would likely thrive in a zone-blocking scheme.Zion Johnson stands out , Johnson led all linemen in bench pre s reps while also being one of the top broad jumpers. A smart and physical blocker, Johnson is regarded as a better pa s protector than a run blocker, although he is an above-average run blocker.Beef JurgeyNebraska's Cam Jurgens made an impre sion with teams before Friday's workout, as he provided teams with his homemade beef jerky. Jurgens then turned in an impre sive combine performance that included one of the top 40 times turned in by a linemen. . OL nickname: Beef Jurgey. He also just ran an insane 4.91u. : on NFL (@NFL) Running backsNotable 40-yard dash timesPierre Strong (South Dakota State): 4.37Isiah Pacheco (Rutgers): 4.37Ty Chandler (North Carolina): 4.38Kenny Walker III (Michigan State): 4.38D'vonte Price (Florida International): 4.38Breece Hall (Iowa State): 4.39Zamir White (Georgia): 4.40James Cook (Georgia): 4.42Tyler Goodson (Iowa): 4.42Trestan Ebner (Baylor): 4.43Tyler Badie (Mi souri): 4.45Notable vertical jumpsBreece Hall (Iowa State): 40"Kevin Harris (South Carolina): 38.5"Rachaad White (Arizona State): 38"Tyler Goodson (Iowa): 36.5"Ronnie Rivers (Fresno State): 36.5"Pierre Strong (South Dakota State): 36.5"Jerrion Ealy (Mi si sippi): 34.5"Dameon Pierce (Florida): 34.5"Keaontay Ingram (USC): 34.5"Kenny Walker III (MSU): 34"D'vonte Price (Florida International): 34"Notable broad jumpsJerrion Ealy (Mi si sippi): 10'8"Zamir White (Georgia): 10'8"Kevin Harris (South Carolina): 10'6"Breece Hall (Iowa State): 10'6"Rachaad White (Arizona State): 10'5"James Cook (Georgia): 10'4"Pierre Strong (South Dakota State): 10'4"Kenny Walker III (Michigan State): 10'2"Keaontay Ingram (USC): 10'2"Hall, Walker make case to be first-round picksBreece Hall entered the night as ' second-ranked running back prospect. If anything, Hall strengthened his case as po sibly the best back in the draft Friday. Hall posted the sixth-best 40 time among running backs, the top vertical jump and one of the top broad jumps. He also did well during his on-field work that included several solid catches out of the backfield. Hall enjoyed a stelar career at Iowa State, where he rushed for 3,941 yards with 50 touchdowns and a 5.5 yards per carry average.While not expected, Hall increased his odds at being a first-round pick. So did Michigan State's Kenny Walker III, who was one of the top performers in the 40, vertical and broad jumps. Walker, who finished sixth in the Heisman voting last fall, rumbled for 1,636 yards and 18 touchdowns during his lone season with the Spartans. Iowa State RB Breece Hall: 4.44u 40-yard 40 vert 106 broad A menacing poster The Athletic NFL (@TheAthleticNFL) Strong surpriseSouth Dakota State's Pierre Strong was not ranked among CBS Sports' top RB prospects entering the night. That will likely change after Strong recorded the best 40 time among running backs. Strong also fared well in the vertical and broad jump. Strong enjoyed a prolific 2021 season, as he rushed for 1,673 yards and 18 touchdowns while averaging 7 yards per carry. 4.39u SDSU's Pierre Strong Jr. just dropped the fasted 40 time among RBs this year! (via ) NFL on ESPN (@ESPNNFL) Notable 40-yard dash timesDesmond Ridder (Cincinnati): 4.52EJ Perry (Brown): 4.65Kenny Pickett (Pittsburgh): 4.73Bailey Zappe (Western Kentucky): 4.88Ridder showcases athleticismDesmond Ridder capped his Cincinnati career with the third-most wins in FBS history, and he was victorious yet again during the testing portion of Thursday night's workouts. He led all QBs in the 40-yard dash (4.52), broad jump (10' 7") and vertical jump (36.00"). Ridder isn't in the conversation for first QB off the draft board, but he can sneak into the top 32 thanks in large part to the athleticism he showcased at Lucas Oil Stadium.Top QBs air it outThrowing drills at the combine aren't the best ways for teams to evaluate QBs, but they were able to judge these prospects' arm strengths to cap off Thursday night's festivities. Nevada's Carson Strong and Pittsburgh's Kenny Pickett had some nice throws, but it was Liberty's Malik Willis who stole the show with a few pristine pa ses deep downfield. . stealing the show with these deep balls! : on NFL (@NFL) An absolute BEAUTY of a throw from QB : on NFL (@NFL) Notable 40-yard dash timesTyquan Thornton (Baylor): 4.28Velus Jones Jr. (Tenne see): 4.31Calvin Austin III (Memphis): 4.32Danny Gray (SMU): 4.33Bo Melton (Rutgers): 4.34Christian Watson (North Dakota State): 4.36Garrett Wilson (Ohio State): 4.38Chris Olave (Ohio State): 4.39Alec Pierce (Cincinnati): 4.41Skyy Moore (Western Michigan): 4.41Isaiah Weston (Northern Iowa): 4.42Khalil Shakir (Boise State): 4.43Jahan Dotson (Penn State): 4.43Kevin Austin Jr. (Notre Dame): 4.43Wan'Dale Robinson (Kentucky) 4.44George Pickens (Georgia): 4.47Braylon Sanders (Ole Mi s): 4.48Jalen Tolbert (South Alabama): Terrence Ross Jersey 4.49Jalen Nailor (Michigan State): 4.50Tre Turner (Virginia Tech): 4.51Treylon Burks (Arkansas): 4.55Makai Polk (Mi s. State): 4.59David Bell (Purdue): 4.65Notable verticalsAlec Pierce: 40.5"Isaiah Weston: 40"Ty Fryfogle: 39"Calvin Austin III: 39"Kevin Austin Jr.: 39"Christian Watson: 38.5"Jalen Nailor: 38"Bo Melton: 38"Tyquan Thornton: 36.5"Erik Ezukanma (Texas Tech): 36.5"Notable broad jumpsChristian Watson: 11'04"Isaiah Weston: 11'03"Calvin Austin III: 11'03"Devon Williams (Oregon): 11'01"Kevin Austin Jr.: 11'Tyquan Thornton: 10'10"Jalen Nailor: 10'08"Ty Fryfogle: 10'07"Erik Ezukanma: 10'06"Danny Gray: 10'06"Speedy receiver cla sIt was generally understood that this wide receiver cla s was deep and talented, but no one was prepared for the blazing speed we witne sed in the 40-yard dash. This was the fastest combine cla s in history. Initially it looked like Baylor's Tyquan Thornton was going to break the record for the , but his unofficial time of 4.21 seconds was changed to a still-blazing 4.28. Ohio State's Chris Olave, meanwhile, had his unofficial 4.26 changed to 4.39. Still, these wideouts were flying Thursday night, with eight prospects cro sing the finish line in fewer than 4.4 seconds. As points out, the very fast 2019 cla s featuring , and D.K. Metcalf had nine receivers taken in the first two rounds. We could see more than that selected in 2022.Calvin Austin III impre sesA big winner from Thursday was Memphis wide receiver Calvin Austin III. Before the wide receivers started on-field work, he lit up Twitter by recording an . Austin also registered a and then ran a . With fans in the stands at the combine for the first time, he may go down in history as the first player in combine history to receive a ma sive round of applause after his 40 run.Skyy Moore, Christian Watson are no longer secretsSkyy Moore out of Western Michigan raised eyebrows Thursday. While he measured in at 5-foot-10 and 195 pounds, he has huge 10.25" hands and ran a 4.41 40-yard dash. That wasn't all, as Moore looked extraordinarily smooth running the gauntlet, and had a couple of impre sive routes downfield. He's poised to move up draft boards. As for Christian Watson out of North Dakota state, he's 6-foot-4, 208 pounds, po se ses 10 1/8-inch hands and ran a 4.36 40-yard dash. He also with a 11'04" and glided through the gauntlet. First-round buzz?Notable 40-yard dash timesChigoziem Okonkwo (Maryland): 4.52 secondsJelani Woods (Virginia): 4.61Grant Calcaterra (SMU) 4.62Daniel Bellinger (San Diego State): 4.63Greg Dulcich (UCLA): 4.70Connor Heyward (Michigan State): 4.72Cole Turner (Nevada): 4.76Peyton Hendershot (Indiana): 4.80Jake Ferguson (Wisconsin): 4.81 (Nebraska): 4.83Woods, Okonkwo impre s in TE workoutsVirginia's Jelani Woods led all tight ends with 24 bench pre s reps. A projected Day 3 draft pick, Woods then put up the second-fastest 40-yard dash time among tight ends. Woods also impre sed during his on-field workout. During his lone season at Virginia, the 6-foot-7 Woods caught 44 pa ses for 598 yards and eight touchdowns.Chigoziem Okonkwo ran the fastest Evan Fournier Jersey 40-yard dash time among tight ends with a 4.52. He did look a little slower running the gauntlet drill, but had one of the better workouts of this group. Per NFL Media's Peter Schrager, he's interviewed well this week, and has made an impre sion on scouts. Michigan State's Connor Heyward, the younger brother of Steelers All-Pro defensive lineman , had a solid day that included an impre sive performance during the sled drill. UCLA tight end Greg Dulcich was solid in the 40 as well as during the bench pre s, but he really stood out during the gauntlet drill, as he barely broke stride while catching every pa s thrown his way. "That's the best rep of the gauntlet thus far." - TE is stealing the show out here. : on NFL (@NFL)
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