2023 NFL Combine 40 times: Who had the fastest 40-yard results?

Often regarded as the NFL Combine’s premier event, the 40-yard race is one that many people tune in to watch. Whether it’s the speed of wide receivers or the astonishing athleticism of 300-pound-plus offensive and defensive linemen, from a viewing perspective, the event rarely fails to deliver anything to spectators.

However, the most important part for many is the NFL Combine final 40 times for each guest during the four days of testing. Below is a complete list of all NFL Combine 40-yard running results from the 2023 event in Indianapolis.

If you want to take note of everything related to your favorite prospects from the 2023 NFL Draft, PFN is tracking each player’s Combine test results and measurements.

2023 NFL Combine 40 times and results
The results of the NFL Combine 40-yard run are broken down by position, with players listed alphabetically within their position. Players who do not set a time are listed with “-” next to their name.

Interior Defensive Line
Bryan Bresee – España | 4.86 seconds
Clemson
Young Byron | —
Alabama
Calijah Kancey – España | 4.67 seconds
Python
Young Cameron | 5.10 seconds
State of Mississippi
Dante’s stills | 4.85 seconds
West Virginia
DJ Dale | 5.26 seconds
Alabama
Gervón Dexter – España | 4.88 seconds
Florida
Jalen Carter – España | —
Georgia
Jalen Redmond – España | 4.81 seconds
Oklahoma
Jaquelín Roy – España | —
LSU
Jerrod Clark – España | 5.25 seconds
Coastal Carolina
Keeanu Benton – España | 5.08 seconds
Wisconsin
Keondre Coburn – España | 5.22 seconds
Texas
Mazi Smith – España | —
Michigan
Moro ojomo | 5.04 seconds
Texas
Nesta Jade Silvera – España | 5.16 seconds
State of Arizona
Musipher PJ | 5.41 seconds
State of Pennsylvania
Siaki Ika – España | 5.39 seconds
Baylor
Tuli Tuipulotu – España | —
USC
Tyler lace | 5.15 seconds
State of Oklahoma
Viliami Fehoko – España | —
State of San Jose
Zacch Picken | 4.89 seconds
South Carolina

EDGE
Adetomiwa Adebawore – España | 4.49 seconds
Northwest
Ali Gaye
LSU
André Carter II
Army
Andre Jones Jr.
Louisiana
B. J. Ojulari
LSU
Brenton Cox Jr. – España | 4.82 seconds
Florida
Young Byron | 4.43 seconds
Tennessee
Caleb Murphy – España | 4.81 seconds
Ferry status
Wooden Colby | 4.47 seconds
Chestnut
Derick’s room
Chestnut
DJ Johnson
Oregon
Dylan Horton
TCU
Eku Leota
Chestnut
Felix Anudike-Uzomah
State of Kansas
Habakkuk Baldonado – España | 4.78 seconds
python
Ikenna Enechukwu – España | 4.70 seconds
Rice
Isaiah Foskey – España | 4.58 seconds
Notre Dame
Land of Isaiah | 4.62 seconds
A&M de Florida
Isaiah McGuire – España | 4.76 seconds
Missouri
José Ramírez – España | 4.73 seconds
East Michigan
Keion White
Georgia Technology
Enrique KJ – España | 4.63 seconds
Clemson
Lonnie Phelps Jr.
Kansas
Lucas Van Ness – España | 4.58 seconds
Iowa
Mike Morris – España | 4.95 seconds
Michigan

Anderson
State of Iowa
Myles Murphy
Clemson
Nick Hampton – España | 4.58 seconds
Appalachian State
Noah Taylor
North Carolina
Nolan Smith – España | 4.39 seconds
Georgia
Ochaun Mathis
Nebraska
Robert Beal Jr. | 4.48 seconds
Georgia
Tavio Robinson – España | 4.66 seconds
Mississippi
Thomas Revenue | 4.66 seconds
Central Michigan
Tyree Wilson
Texas Technology
Tyre Wheat
State of Mississippi
Will Anderson Jr.
Alabama
McDonald IV?
State of Iowa
Yasser Abdullah
Louisville
YaYa Diaby – España | 4.51 seconds
Louisville
Zach Harrison
State of Ohio

Supporters
Anfernee Orji – España | 4.53 seconds
Vanderbilt
Cam Jones – España | 4.69 seconds
Indiana
Carlos Thomas – España | 4.52 seconds
Georgia Technology
Daiyan henley – España | 4.54 seconds
Washington State
Dee winters | 4.49 seconds
TCU
DeMarvion shown | 4.56 seconds
Texas
Dorian Williams – España | 4.49 seconds
Tulane
Drawn sanders | —
Arkansas
Henry To’o To’o – España | 4.62 seconds
Alabama
Isaiah Moore – España | —
State of North Carolina
Ivan Pace Jr. – España | —
Cincinnati
Jack Campbell – España | 4.65 seconds
Iowa
Jalen Graham – España | 4.64 seconds
Purdue
Jeremy Banks | 4.53 seconds
Tennessee
Micah Baskerville – España | —
LSU
Nick Herbig – España | —
Wisconsin
Noé Sewell – España | 4.64 seconds
Oregon
Owen Pappoe – España | 4.39 seconds
Chestnut
Shaka Heyward – España | 4.53 seconds
Duke
Sir Vocea Dennis – España | —
python
Trenton Simpson | 4.43 seconds
Clemson
Miller Ventrell – España | —
Florida

Who had the fastest 40-yard run in the 2023 NFL Combine?
The honor of having the fastest 40-yard run is a hotly contested item every year. Usually, it’s running backs, wide receivers and defensive backs who compete for that title. This year, we’ll see defensive backs set the benchmark on Friday. Then, on Saturday, wide receivers will make their best throw before runners close the week on Sunday.

After each day, we’ll update this section with the NFL Combine 2023’s fastest 40-yard run so far. The big question will be whether anyone can break the NFL Combine’s all-time record.

Thursday, March 02
The first day of Combine’s performances saw some impressive 40-yard times. Today, linebacker Owen Pappoe and edge Nolan Smith tied for the fastest 40-yard rush times with 4.39 seconds.

Although not the fastest of the day, defensive tackle Calijah Kancey broke the record for the fastest 40-yard run for a defensive tackle with 4.57 seconds. He surpassed future Hall of Famer Aaron Donald, who held the record with a 4.58.

Leave a Comment