Thursday's NFL Scouting Combine performances created a baseline. Friday's efforts upped the ante.
The defensive backs and tight ends took the field, and the Lucas Oil Stadium track saw multiple impressive times along with outstanding overall workouts.
Clemson cornerback Nate Wiggins set the bar with an impressive 4.28-second 40-yard-dash. But the day wasn't all positive for the highly regarded prospect.
Elsewhere, Texas Tech safety Tyler Owens posted the second-best broad jump ever with an 12'2" effort. South Dakota's Myles Harden registered a 3.98-second short shuttle. Eleven different prospects managed a 40-inch vertical or better, with Boston College's Elijah Jones and Penn State's Daequan Hardy leading the way at 42.