Marcus Mariota excels, Jameis Winston falters in 40-yard dash
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40-Yard Dash
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3-Cone Drill | Shuttle Run
40-Yard Dash
Top Performers
1. Marcus Mariota, Oregon - 4.52 sec.
2. Nick Marshall, Auburn - 4.54 sec.
3. Blake Sims, Alabama - 4.57 sec.
4T. Brett Hundley, UCLA - 4.63 sec.
4T. Cody Fajardo, Nevada - 4.63 sec.
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Marcus Mariota showed off his world-class athleticism Saturday, putting together the best 40-yard dash time of any quarterback. The former Heisman Trophy winner's top-end speed may have convinced personnel that he'd be an ideal fit for their offense.
Brett Hundley would likely have been a first-round selection had he entered the draft last year, and he may ascend into the first round after putting together a strong sprint.
Nick Marshall ran before Saturday's events began, as teams requested he participate in the combine as a defensive back. Marshall led Auburn to a National Championship runner-up finish two seasons ago.
Other Notable Performances
- Bryce Petty, Baylor - 4.87 sec.
- Jameis Winston, Florida State - 4.97 sec.
Jameis Winston struggled in both of his sprints, appearing somewhat lethargic as he ran downfield. Although Winston isn't known to be a strong runner, it was the first sign of weakness in an otherwise excellent start to the weekend.
Bryce Petty is slated to be a second-round pick, but his 4.87 time will likely be viewed as disappointing. Petty operated out of the same offense that bred Robert Griffin III at Baylor.
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