For skill positions like running back, hundredths of a second can make or break them millions of dollars based on draft position.
FRISCO, Texas — The 40-yard dash is an annual tradition at the NFL Scouting Combine, held every year in Indianapolis.
For skill positions like running back, hundredths of a second can make or break them millions of dollars based on draft position.
A few weeks before the Combine, WFAA’s Jonah Javad spoke one-on-one with some of the top running backs in this year’s draft class who have been training in Frisco with skills trainer Josh “3hunnid” Hicks:
UNC RB Omarion Hampton
Tennessee RB Dylan Sampson
Georgia RB Trevor Etienne
Texas Tech RB Tahj Brooks
So, we asked them: How do you handle the pressure of the “the 40” with so much at stake?