#nfl #combine OB Daz and OB Aidan react to the fastest and slowest 40 yard dash time from the NFL combine Support us on Patreon: / officeblokedaz Instagram: officeblokedaz Link to original video: • Top 10 Fastest & Slowe...
@@courtland7856 i’m telling you. It seems like he’s been at every major sporting event in history all over the world and he’s met everybody too. I like Daz but sometimes you can tell he’s fibbing quite a bit
@@Boog1137 yeah I did track and some semi pro football and I was running a 4.5 which is very fast but Daz is so small. I just can’t see him running that fast.
@Boog1137 I couldn't agree more. I played for a fairly big high-school in Columbus Ohio and I was 6"4 and started at WR and was top 5 on the team and the fastest I ever timed was just over 4.6. And I also Ran some track in the military so I'd be willing to be there's no way a short Daz clocked a 4.5 in the 40 yard or a 10.8 in the 100.
You should react to the 40-yard dash Simulcams! They're essentially videos of multiple runners that get laid on top of each other to really show how dramatic that 1-second difference is. And there are some funny ones in there as well :)
The football world is still buzzing over the record 4.21-second finish in the 40-yard dash by Texas wide receiver Xavier Worthy in the 2024 NFL Scouting Combine according to Google. Cheers. Scott L Ritchie
Xavier Worthy’s time actually was adjusted to 4.21, making him the fastest 40 time at in NFL combine history. These kids were flying (the OL/DL men too).
A lot of these times were adjusted with laser time--that's why you'll see a guy shown as 4.39, 4.40, 4.41 with the same ranking. Later, they were adjusted and ran the same time.
Bo Jackson has always claimed that his 40-time was a 4.13, but there wasn't official electronic record keeping back in those days. If you ever saw Bo play (or use Bo on Tecmo Bowl), you'd believe it.
Bo was fast, but he was too big for that to be believable. If he had been that fast he’d have stolen 75+ bases when he was playing MLB. Amazing athlete, but that claim feels like a tall tale.
@@joshuaverkerk4532 Speed isnt the sole factor in SB though . How much they are willing to run, how good they are a reading the pitcher and jump they can get play a huge factor too
A lot of these guys would be gold medal winning sprinters, but there's not as much money in sprinting as there is in the NFL. Talent goes where the money is.
@@areguapiri I'm taking into account that these guys would train for speed rather than for football. If they did that, then they could get their times up to gold winning levels.
Aidan is the same guy that said he could hop on a bull without training at a rodeo and said he could hang on for 8 seconds.....yea i wouldn't take his word on anything 😂
De’von Achane was a rookie RB last year for the Dolphins and he’s crazy fast. Played football and ran track at Texas A&M. World class speed. Check out a few of his rookie highlights with Dolphins. He leaves guys in the dust!
Jamaal Charles from Texas ran 4.41 seconds in the 40 yard dash (2008). His best 100 meters was 10.18, a time that could've qualified for the 2004 Olympic finals. Jeff Demps and Jacoby Ford both ran 10.01 (2008/2009). Trindon Holliday ran a 4.27 40 and a 10.0 100 (2007). These guys might be faster if they kept training for track but most of them have to give it up early in college to focus on football, basically gaining muscle (weight) to break tackles, hold onto the ball and as extra padding. Some of them might actually be faster than world class sprinters over 40 yards.
I ran track, wasn't crazy fast, but not slow either. We all decided to find out our 40 times, and the best I could do was 4.62. The fastest guy on our team (who won 2 events at state and placed in another), ran just under 4.4. This dude ran a 10.5 100 meters. Anyway, the point is, these players are FAST. Not normal people fast, athlete fast.
Yards per second is significantly lower for the 40 vs a 100 meter (109 yards) due to the acceleration eating up so much of the distance of the 40. A runner is typically not up to "cruising" speed until the 25-30 yard mark. Some of the bigger fellas might not even hit cruising speed by the 40 yard mark and would typically begin to slow before they reach 100, but those guys putting up around 4.40 in the 40 would be just about flat out over a full 109 yards. A runner who can do a 40 in around 4.40 would be expected to be around 10 seconds over 100 meters (or 109 yards). A high level runner will typically run the remaining 59 yards in around 1.5 seconds longer than it took them to do the initial 40. That is an average and different runners will have different results based on stride, leg length, and their ability to accelerate, but 1.5 seconds is a good number to use when doing a rough guess. 40 yard time x 2 + 1.5 = 109 time.
I’ll put down a hundred neither of you get below 5.4 second 40 but you’d need to get a proper official timing mechanism as I’ve seen coaches miss by a whole second with a manual stop watch
@@yonko23_bro, your high school coach be generous with his manual stopwatch lol. Unless you have a real official setup and it’s reviewed, those high school times are best left for your high school friends storytime over a brewski
Now that Xavier has the new record at 4.21 (adjusted), we need to get Usain Bolt back to the Combine to match it. He did a 4.22 in street shoes and sweatpants in 2019 so he should be able to match the 4.21 if he wears shorts and flip flops to get rid of that excess weight that was slowing him down last time.
Actually, you just saw the fastest 40 run. Previously, it was John Ross in 2017 who ran a 4.22. Xavier Worthy broke that when they adjusted his to 4.21....
Ya'll should get a stop watch and run the 40, so you have an idea of what these numbers mean. I'd be surprised if you broke 5, considering you're not used to running it, and half the race is all starting technique. Technique is everything in the 40 because it's such a short race.
For comparison, 40 yards is 36.576 meters. When Usain Bolt ran 9.58, his first 30 meters was 3.79, and his first 40 meters was 4.64. So meters 30-40 were 0.85 seconds; linearly scaling this 10 meter interval to 6.576 meters gives 0.56 seconds. Adding back in the first 30 meters gives Usain Bolt a 40 yard dash time of 4.34. Of course with his height and build he has more of an advantage on meters 36.576-100, but it's food for thought. I could add that this is including reaction time, so maybe the 40 yard dash times aren't including that. Also, DK Metcalf, wide receiver for the Seahawks, actually ran in the US Olympic trials for the 100m. Put up a 10.77 -- tying one of the actual sprinters. And I should add he's 236 lbs -- 30 lbs more than Bolt who's already considered big for a sprinter.
To run sub 11, you need to do less than 4.6 mathematically speaking but a 40 dash isn't a good measure on what time you'll get doing 100 coz you might be quick off the blocks and lack top speed
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Really all these guys are pretty fast. I doubt I could run faster than about 12 seconds, maybe not 15 -- I tried a 100 yard dash and was about 30 seconds and I'm quite certain the first 40 was slower than the back 40.
Vikings coach Dennis Green hand timed Randy Moss at 4.15 and I think Bo Jackson is the fastest ever at 4.13. The hand timed stuff throws it off although I’m pretty sure Bo’s was electronic
Both of you need to run the 40. You can be a fast runner but if you don't have the explosive power to get off the line your 40 will suck. It is way harder than people think.
I am betting your ten split would be respectable--I was quicker than fast and my first 10 were good. But be careful--you could tear an achilles with that kind initial ballistic movement. The big guys who are fast--linebackers, edge rushers big running backs are really fascinating to watch--like Jadeveon Clowney and Myles Garrett, etc.
its hard to believe he ran a 4.4 lol. people dont realize how fast a 4.4 is for a 40 yard dash. they say some professional soccer players at fastest run around 4.4 to 4.6. they say christiano ronaldo runs a 4.4. shows how athletic these nfl players run they have some linebackers and edge rushers who are 6'4 230 or even 255 nothing but muscle moving that fast is scary. aaron donald one of the best defensive linemans of all time at 300 pounds of muscle ran a 4.6 which is insane. there are some running backs and wide receivers who aint that fast
The Americans in the comments are so arrogant. They act as if there aren't great athletes everywhere. Basketball is the only top american sport that's popular worldwide(and still very American centric) yet most of the top scorers in America's prime league are non americans.
You weren't running 4.45 🤨 Maybe 6.45. And didn't run the 100 yard dash in 11 seconds 🤣 I was the third fastest on my high school football team and I didn't run 4.45, not even close.
I think the combine is kind of a joke. So many players had horrible numbers that are in the hall of fame now and some break records that don't even last in the league a couple years.
Hahahaah! Both of you are getting over 5.5 and yes someone who can run a 4.22 40 is easily getting 10 second 100. Usain Bolt is not getting a 4.22 40 lol… I think you lads are not realizing how the first 15-20 yards is the slowest by far of the entire 100 dash. If you are at 4.22 for first 40 you are getting next 40 well below 4.00
Why is it hard for you guys to believe that a sprinter ran a 4.45 when he was younger? Why are y’all acting like he said he was faster than Usain Bolt?
Absolutely not. 5.0 is legit fast for an average person. Most regular joes will be lucky to clock a 5.7 Edit: even that might be generous. I was running 5.1 in HS, and that was in the best shape of my life. I'm 28 now and I don't think I could break 6.0 lol
@@Boog1137 100%. I was in extremely good shape in high school played baseball, basketball, and football. Wasn't that big...5'10" 170lbs and ran a 4.6 We had a few athletes that were in the 4.4 range and the difference between them and me on the field was HUGE.
There are 18 high school sprinters in the state of Florida alone that ran better than 10.9 this year. Zealand had a great video on people classifying Mbappe as having elite speed. It's worth the watch. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-opcMqS7EyvM.html
You guys are completely ignorant of how fast these guys are running. Please get a general idea of what an average time for each position is before you react to a video that requires the knowledge. Without that knowledge you have no context on what you’re watching.
No combine when Bo Jackson ran, but he was clocked at 4.13 at his pro day (not a typo)--and he weighed 235lbs. The big boys running in the 5's are over 320lbs and some over 350lbs.
Fastest 40-yard (36.576 m) dash in NFL is 4.18 back in 1995 and Deion Sanders "prime Time"back in his day was fast also his record was 4.21 these big fellas that are like 270 pounds + running sub 6 seconds is pretty amazing tbh
You guys should look at calvin austin III's 40 yd dash and slow it down. They said he ran a 4.32 but if you look at the time when he crosses the line he really ran a 4.03 making him the fastest man in the nfl (possibly world usain bolt ran a 4.19 for context)
