40 times for future NFL

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INDIANAPOLIS – The following are the top 40-yard dash times by position from the 2007 NFL scouting combine.
RUNNING BACKS/FULLBACKS
Adrian Peterson, Oklahoma – 4.35/4.40
Chris Henry, Arizona – 4.35/4.41
Antonio Pittman, Ohio State – 4.44/4.41
Lorenzo Booker, Florida State – 4.45/4.55
Marshawn Lynch, California – 4.50/4.46
DeShawn Wynn, Florida – 4.47/4.45
Kenny Irons, Auburn – 4.47/4.48
Brian Leonard, Rutgers – 4.48/4.50
Ramonce Taylor, Texas/Texas College – 4.50/4.48
Alonzo Coleman, Hampton – 4.52
Darius Walker, Notre Dame – 4.52/4.55
Kolby Smith, Louisville – 4.56/4.54
Bernard Jackson, Nebraska – 4.55/4.57
Ahmad Bradshaw, Marshall – 4.60/4.66
Eldra Buckley, Tennessee-Chattanooga – 4.61/4.70
Dwayne Wright, Fresno State – 4.62/4.68
Tyrone Moss, Miami (Fla.) – 4.78/4.68
Jason Snelling, Virginia – 4.70/4.74
Nate Ilaoa, Hawaii – 4.75/4.82
Gary Russell, Minnesota – 4.78/4.75
Le’Ron McClain, Alabama – 4.82/4.88
TIGHT ENDS
Greg Olsen, Miami (Fla.) – 4.45/4.49
Michael Allan, Whitworth (Wash.) – 4.65/4.71
Gijon Robinson, Missouri Western – 4.71/4.75
Ben Patrick, Delaware/Duke – 4.74
Derek Schouman, Boise State – 4.74
Kevin Boss, Western Oregon – 4.74/4.78
Scott Chandler, Iowa – 4.75/4.78
Dante Rosario, Oregon – 4.76
DEFENSIVE LINEMEN
Brian Robison, Texas – 4.66/4.62
Gaines Adams, Clemson – 4.64/4.68
Jacob Ford, Central Arkansas – 4.65
Antwan Applewhite, San Diego State – 4.68/4.70
Jarvis Moss, Florida – 4.68/4.72
Anthony Spencer, Purdue – 4.72/4.68
Tim Crowder, Texas – 4.77/4.68
Baraka Atkins, Miami (Fla.) – 4.71/4.69
C.J. Ah You, Oklahoma – 4.70/4.72
Dan Bazuin, Central Michigan – 4.75
Victor Degrate, Oklahoma State – 4.75
Justin Hickman, UCLA – 4.75
Charles Johnson, Georgia – 4.78/4.82
Quentin Moses, Georgia – 4.84/4.78
Turk McBride, Tennessee – 4.81
Victor Abiamiri, Notre Dame – 4.82/4.85
Adam Carriker, Nebraska – 4.82/4.89
Abraham Wright, Colorado – 4.85/4.89
Jay Moore, Nebraska – 4.87/4.92
Xzavie Jackson, Missouri – 4.89/4.97
Amobi Okoye, Louisville – 4.92
Quinn Pitcock, Ohio State – 4.92/4.88
Alan Branch, Michigan – 5.02/5.10
David Patterson, Ohio State – 5.02/5.12
Antonio Johnson, Mississippi State – 5.08/5.20
Justin Harrell, Tennessee – 5.09/5.03
Brandon Mebane, California – 5.10/5.12
Tank Tyler, North Carolina State – 5.28
LaMarr Woodley, Michigan – Will run at pro day
LINEBACKERS
Tim Shaw, Penn State – 4.48/4.41
Quincy Black, New Mexico – 4.42/4.48
Antwan Barnes, FIU – 4.48/4.45
Patrick Willis, Ole Miss – 4.48/4.51
Justin Durant, Hampton – 4.48/4.55
Chad Nkang, Elon – 4.51/4.55
David Harris, Michigan – 4.53/4.52
Lawrence Timmons, Florida State – 4.52/4.59
Juwan Simpson, Alabama – 4.53/4.58
Zac DeOssie, Brown – 4.56/4.59
Sam Olajubutu, Arkansas – 4.61/4.65
Buster Davis, Florida State – 4.62/4.67
Jon Beason, Miami (Fla.) – 4.63/4.65
*Paul Posluszny, Penn State – 4.65/4.63
Stewart Bradley, Nebraska – 4.63/4.70
Brandon Siler, Florida – 4.64/4.61
Michael Okwo, Stanford – 4.64/4.72
Dallas Sartz, USC – 4.66/4.68
Rufus Alexander, Oklahoma – 4.70
Quinton Culberson, Mississippi State – 4.72/4.77
KaMichael Hall, Georgia Tech – 4.74/4.77
Kelvin Smith, Syracuse – 4.78/4.81
Brandon Phillips, Oregon – 4.79/4.82
Earl Everett, Florida – 4.81
Prescott Burgess, Michigan – 4.85/4.82
Jonathan Abbate, Wake Forest – 4.88
*Ran between 4.61/4.68 on his first run with his linebacker group at the combine.
DEFENSIVE BACKS
Chris Houston, CB, Arkansas – 4.32/4.35
Marcus McCauley, CB, Fresno State – 4.38/4.33
Eric Wright, CB, UNLV – 4.38/4.33
LaRon Landry, S, LSU – 4.39/4.35
Josh Wilson, CB, Maryland – 4.35/4.40
Jonathan Wade, CB, Tennessee – 4.37/4.41
Kenny Scott, CB, Georgia Tech – 4.41/4.39
Leon Hall, CB, Michigan – 4.39/4.44
Travarous Bain, CB, Hampton – 4.41/4.43
Bo Smith, CB, Weber State/Kentucky – 4.41/4.45
Michael Griffin, S, Texas – 4.46/4.42
Tarell Brown, CB, Texas – 4.44/4.47
Anthony Arline, CB, Baylor – 4.44/4.48
Sabby Piscitelli, S, Oregon State – 4.44/4.49
Aaron Ross, CB, Texas – 4.49/4.45
John Wendling, DB, Wyoming – 4.47/4.49
Brandon Meriweather, S, Miami (Fla.) – 4.50/4.48
Aaron Rouse, S, Virginia Tech – 4.49/4.50
Eric Weddle, DB, Utah – 4.49/4.50
David Irons, CB, Auburn – 4.49/4.51
Fred Bennett, CB, South Carolina 4.49/4.53
Chinedum Ndukwe, S, Notre Dame – 4.51/4.50
Marvin White, S, TCU – 4.50/4.52
Reggie Nelson, DB, Florida – 4.53/4.50
C.J. Gaddis, DB, Clemson – 4.55/4.50
Brandon Sharp, DB, Louisville – 4.52
Tanard Jackson, DB, Syracuse – 4.52/4.55
Michael Coe, CB, Alabama State – 4.52/4.56
Josh Gattis, S, Wake Forest – 4.52/4.56
C.J. Wilson, CB, Baylor – 4.57/4.53
Gerald Alexander, DB, Boise State – 4.54/4.55
Duane Coleman, CB, Clemson – 4.55/4.57
Daren Stone, S, Maine – 4.57/4.55
Trumaine McBride, CB, Mississippi – 4.55/4.60
Brandon McDonald, DB, Memphis – 4.57/4.60
Craig Dahl, S, North Dakota State – 4.58/4.60
Ryan Smith, CB, Florida/Utah – 4.61/4.58
Michael Johnson, S, Arizona – 4.59/4.60
Kevin Payne, S, Louisiana-Monroe – 4.61/4.59
Reggie Lewis, CB, Florida – 4.59/4.62
Marcus Paschal, S, Iowa – 4.59/4.68
Eric Frampton, S, Washington State – 4.62/4.67
Dashon Goldson, DB, Washington – 4.65/4.63
Daymeion Hughes, DB, California – 4.65/4.70
Tyron Brackenridge, DB, Washington State – 4.66/4.72
Leonard Peters, S, Hawaii – 4.67/4.70
Chaz Williams, CB, Louisiana-Monroe – 4.67/4.74
J.D. Nelson, S, Oregon – 4.78/4.82
Zach Catanese, S/LB, Arizona State – Will run at pro day
Jesse Daniels, S, LSU – Will run at pro day
A.J. Davis, CB, North Carolina State – Will run at pro day
Corey Graham, CB, New Hampshire – Will run at pro day
Brandon Harrison, S, Stanford – Will run at pro day
DeAndre Jackson, CB, Iowa State – Will run at pro day
Darrelle Revis, CB, Pittsburgh – Will run at pro day

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OTHER COMBINE WORKOUT NUMBERS TE Michael Allan, Whitworth – Vertical jump of 36.5 inches
DE Adam Carriker, Nebraska – 33 repetitions of 225 pounds
TE Greg Olsen, Miami (Fla.) – Vertical jump of 35.5 inches DE Brian Robison, Texas – 40-inch vertical, 10-foot-1 broad jump, 27 reps of 225 pounds DE Tank Tyler, North Carolina State – 42 repetitions of 225 pounds

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Well, I guess the hope of Peterson still being around at #8 for the Texans is a lost cause now. Now way he drops that far after running that fast. He's probably gone at #3 now.