Top performers from Day 1 at NFL combine

Offensive linemen and running backs were under the spotlight on Day 1 of the 2019 NFL Scouting Combine.

Players in those position groups took their turns in the 40-yard dash, bench press, and on-field drills. Here are the top five performers from those workouts.

OL 40-yard dash

McCoy did himself some favors with his speedy showing Friday. You'll notice a few of the names in the top five make appearances atop other lists, too.

OL 3-cone drill

Dillard, a tackle from Washington State, was already viewed as a potential early pick in April's draft ...

OL 20-yard shuttle

... and after his showings in the three-cone drill and 20-yard shuttle, he's challenging to be one of the first players at his position off the board.

OL vertical jump

OL broad jump

OL bench press

The bench press took place Thursday, and Bradbury's spots among the elite in both this drill and the 40 ensured his already high stock will shoot up even further.

RB 40-yard dash

If these were indeed the Underwear Olympics, the gold medal would have gone to Oklahoma State running back Justice Hill on Friday. He was determined to produce the best combine score at the position.

RB 3-cone drill

RB 20-yard shuttle

RB vertical jump

Hill ran the best time in the 40 and then led the pack with his vertical leap and broad jump.

RB broad jump

A projected Day 2 draft pick, Hill could be an even richer man if his combine performance vaults him into the first round.

RB bench press

Barnes could have put himself on the radar of many teams with his exhibition of strength on the bench press Thursday. He could further cement his case with a stellar pro day.

(Results courtesy: NFL)