NFL Combine 2025 Results by Position: Fastest 40 Times, Bench Press, & More

The new league year in the NFL begins in March, making the NFL Combine the last major event on the previous year’s calendar. Prospects are meeting this week and weekend in Indianapolis, and scouts around the league are interested in both meeting players and how they perform in their measurables like speed and strength.

Things got kicked off on Thursday afternoon when the defensive linemen and linebackers took the field first. They were followed by the defensive backs and tight ends, who ran through their drills and tests on Friday. Saturday will be one of the more intriguing of the days, as the quarterbacks, wide receivers, and running backs will be next to perform. The weekend wraps up with the offensive linemen on Sunday.

NFL Combine 2025 Results by Position

Who has fared the best so far? Below are the top-7 performers in each of the most important physical tests, sorted by position group:

Defensive Linemen

Best 40-Yard Dash Times

• James Pearce Jr., Tennessee: 4.47
• Fadil Diggs, Syracuse: 4.57
• Shemar Stewart, Texas A&M: 4.59
• Jah Joyner, Minnesota: 4.60
• Tyler Baron, Miami: 4.62
• Jordan Burch, Oregon: 4.67
• Landon Jackson, Arkansas: 4.68

Best 10-Yard Split Times

• James Pearce Jr., Tennessee: 1.56
• Shemar Stewart, Texas A&M: 1.58
• Fadil Diggs, Syracuse: 1.60
• Tyler Baron, Miami: 1.61
• Princely Umanmielen, Ole Miss: 1.62
• Ethan Downs, Oklahoma: 1.62
• Kyle Kennard, South Carolina: 1.63

Most Bench Press Reps 

• Ethan Downs, Oklahoma: 32
• Jordan Phillips, Maryland: 29
• Mike Green, Marshall: 28
• Darrius Alexander, Toledo: 28
• Sean Martin, West Virginia: 28
• Barryn Sorrell, Texas: 28
• Ty Robinson, Nebraska: 28
• Eric Gregory, Arkansas: 28

Linebackers

Best 40-Yard Dash Times

• Kain Medrano, UCLA: 4.46
• Eugene Asante, Auburn: 4.48
• Jihaad Campbell, Alabama: 4.52
• Danny Stutsman, Oklahoma: 4.52
• Nick Martin, Oklahoma State: 4.53
• Collin Oliver, Oklahoma State: 4.56
• Demetrius Knight Jr., South Carolina: 4.58

Best 10-Yard Split Times

• Eugene Asante, Auburn: 1.52
• Smael Mondon Jr., Georgia: 1.52
• Jihaad Campbell, Alabama: 1.53
• Nick Martin, Oklahoma State: 1.54
• Danny Stutsman, Oklahoma: 1.55
• Shemar James, Florida: 1.56
• Francisco Mauigoa, Miami: 1.56

Most Bench Press Reps 

• Teddye Buchanan, California: 26
• Nick Martin, Oklahoma State: 26
• Demetrius Knight Jr., South Carolina: 22
• Jackson Woodard: 21
• Jeffrey Bassa, Oregon: 21
• Eugene Asante, Auburn: 21
• Carson Schwesinger, UCLA: 20

Defensive Backs

Best 40-Yard Dash Times

• CB Maxwell Hairston, Kentucky: 4.28
• CB Darien Porter, Iowa State: 4.30
• CB Caleb Ransaw, Tulane: 4.33
• CB Jacob Parrish, Kansas State: 4.35
• CB Zah Frazier, UTSA: 4.36
• S Marques Sigle, Kansas State: 4.37
• S Nick Emmanwori, South Carolina: 4.38

Best 10-Yard Split Times

• CB Darien Porter, Iowa State: 1.49
• S Nick Emmanwori, South Carolina: 1.49
• CB Denzel Burke, Ohio State: 1.50
• CB Maxwell Hairston, Kentucky: 1.50
• S Marques Sigle, Kansas State: 1.50
• CB Jahdae Barron, Texas: 1.50
• CB Robert Longerbeam, Rutgers: 1.50

Highest Vertical Leap:

• S Nick Emmanwori, South Carolina: 43 inches
• S Kitan Crawford, Nevada: 41 1/2 inches
• S R.J. Mickens, Clemson: 41 1/2 inches
• CB Caleb Ransaw, Tulane: 40 inches
• CB Maxwell Hairston, Kentucky: 39 1/2 inches
• S Marques Sigle, Kansas State: 38 inches
• CB Jason Marshall Jr., Florida: 37 1/2 inches

Tight Ends

Best 40-Yard Dash Times

• Terrance Ferguson, Oregon: 4.63
• Joshua Simon, South Carolina: 4.65
• CJ Dippre, Alabama: 4.69
• Gavin Bartholomew, Pittsburgh: 4.70
• Thomas Fidone II, Nebraska: 4.70
• Harold Fannin Jr., Bowling Green: 4.71
• Jalin Conyers, Texas Tech: 4.74

Best 10-Yard Split Times

• Terrance Ferguson, Oregon: 1.55
• Mitchell Evans, Notre Dame: 1.55
• Jackson Hawes, Georgia Tech: 1.56
• CJ Dippre, Alabama: 1.56
• Harold Fannin Jr., Bowling Green: 1.56
• Thomas Fidone II, Nebraska: 1.57
• Joshua Simon, South Carolina: 1.58

Highest Vertical Leap:

• Terrance Ferguson, Oregon: 39 inches
• Joshua Simon, South Carolina: 38 inches
• Jalin Conyers, Texas Tech: 35 1/2 inches
• Thomas Fidone II, Nebraska: 35 1/2 inches
• Luke Lachey, Iowa: 35 inches
• CJ Dippre, Alabama: 34 1/2 inches
• Jackson Hawes, Georgia Tech: 34 1/2 inches

List will be updated daily during the 2025 NFL Combine