Northern Iowa WR Terrell Sinkfield runs 4.19 @ Pro Day.

[Requiem]

Have no idea who this guy is, but he may have just gotten a spot on an NFL roster!

[Drunken.Broncoholic]

Run like Hayes!

[Drek]

There is someone running a stupid 40 yard time at their pro day every year. To my recollection I can't think of a one who amounted to anything.

[Rohirrim]

Too bad Al Davis is dead.

[NickStixx]

An NFL scout at his pro day said that he timed all his 40's in the 4.3 range. It's all hand timed and not exact like the combine. That being said, dude is still fast.

[BroncoMan4ever]

Originally Posted by Drek

There is someone running a stupid 40 yard time at their pro day every year. To my recollection I can't think of a one who amounted to anything.

this dude's been pretty good for Denver.

[jebures]

Originally Posted by Drunken.Broncoholic

Run like Hayes!

You may run like Hayes but you hit like $hit.

[Arkie]

The Fastest 40 Yard Dash Ever

1. Bo Jackson Auburn Tigers 4.12
2. Michael Bennett Minnesota Vikings 4.13
3. Alexander Wright Dallas Cowboys 4.14
4. Darrell Green Washington Redskins 4.15
5. Ahman Green Nebraska Cornhuskers 4.17
6. Joey Galloway Ohio St. Buckeyes 4.18
   
7. Terrell Sinkfield Northern Iowa 4.19

[UltimateHoboW/Shotgun]

Originally Posted by NickStixx

An NFL scout at his pro day said that he timed all his 40's in the 4.3 range. It's all hand timed and not exact like the combine. That being said, dude is still fast.

Not to $h!t on your point...but the combine times begin with the hand time and ends with the electronic time.

[Rohirrim]

Bo Jackson was a scary mofo.

[Drek]

Originally Posted by BroncoMan4ever

this dude's been pretty good for Denver.

Holliday:
Star returner for LSU (kind of a big deal school in college football if you didn't know)
Star track athlete for LSU, including a semi-finals finish in the 100m dash U.S. Olympic team tryouts.
Ran a 4.34 40 laser timed 40 yard dash at the NFL combine.

Versus...

Random Northern Iowa Dude:
Didn't run all-NCAA track.
Wasn't a star returner for a D1A powerhouse.
Didn't even run at the combine.
Ran a 4.19 hand timed 40 on unknown field and wind conditions.

Yep, two totally analogous scenarios.

[TheReverend]

Lol, I have it written down on an index card here. Was hoping no one else noticed.

[NickStixx]

Originally Posted by UltimateHoboW/Shotgun

Not to $h!t on your point...but the combine times begin with the hand time and ends with the electronic time.

Not to $h!t on your point, but you just made my point. Lol

Everyone thought that Tavon Austin ran 4.25 at first at the combine, and it ended up being 4.34.

If this dude actually ran a 4.19 he wouldn't be at the small school he is at. That's what I'm saying. He probably ran around a 4.3, which, like I said is still fast.

[NickStixx]

And if he did run a 4.3, WHY didn't he run track or something? Why do his stats poorly support his speed? Why is he at some random Iowa school? It just all seems too weird...

[UltimateHoboW/Shotgun]

Originally Posted by NickStixx

Not to $h!t on your point, but you just made my point. Lol

Everyone thought that Tavon Austin ran 4.25 at first at the combine, and it ended up being 4.34.

If this dude actually ran a 4.19 he wouldn't be at the small school he is at. That's what I'm saying. He probably ran around a 4.3, which, like I said is still fast.

Thank you!Why can't we tie some dental floss to a guys finger and the moment it breaks starts the clock and end when he crosses the laser beam?

But that's besides the point. We're talking about 1/100 of a second. Lets put it this way. It you had a stop watch and started and had to stop it right on 4.45 seconds. Nobody could do it 5 times in a row.

[gyldenlove]

Originally Posted by BroncoMan4ever

this dude's been pretty good for Denver.

He was also the NCAA 100 meter sprinting champion, which means something. Having someone manually time you on a 40 yard sprint on turf at a small school pro day means nothing.