9:53 a.m.: The first group now is going through their second heats.
Adams: 4.44/1.54
Adeboyejo: 4.42/1.54
Bolden: 4.60/1.60
Bourne: 4.71/1.62
Brown: 4.71
Cannon: 4.42
9:51 a.m.: The first group of wide receivers are now running.
Rodney Adams, South Florida: 4.47 seconds
Quincy Adeboyejo, Ole Miss: 4.43
Victor Bolden, Jr., Oregon State: 4.55
Kendrick Bourne, Eastern Washington: 4.68
Billy Brown, Shepherd: 4.71
KD Cannon: Baylor: 4.47
Jehu Chesson, Michigan: 4.53
Stacy Coley, Miami: 4.47
Amara Darboh, Michigan: 4.46
Robert Davis, Georgia State: 4.45
Malachi Dupre, LSU: 4.53
Travin Dural, LSU: 4.58
Amba Etta-Tawo: Syracuse: 4.49
Isaiah Ford, Virginia Tech: 4.62
Shelton Gibson, West Virginia: 4.50/1.61-second 10-yard split
Chris Godwin, Penn State: 4.42/1.54
Kenneth Golladay, Northern Illinois: 4.51
Chad Hansen, Cal: 4.54
Keon Hatcher, Arkansas: 4.65
Carlos Henderson, Louisiana Tech: 4.46
Krishawn Hogan, Marian: 4.56
Mack Hollins, UNC: 4.54
Bug Howard, UNC: 4.58
Zay Jones, East Carolina: 4.46
Cooper Kupp: 4.62
Jerome Lane, Akron: 4.61
Keevan Lucas, Tulsa: 4.60
9:17 a.m.: The first group of quarterbacks have begun running.
Josh Dobbs, Tennessee: 4.66 seconds
Jerod Evans, Virginia Tech: 4.83
DeShone Kizer, Notre Dame: 4.84
Trevor Knight, Texas A&M: 4.54
Mitch Leidner, Minnesota: 5.01
Apparently there’s two groups. The first group is running again.
Dobbs: 4.65
Evans: 4.80
Kizer: 4.89
Knight: 4.63
Leidner: 4.94
9 a.m. ET: Day 2 of 2017 NFL Scouting Combine drills start at 9 a.m., and we bear good news: You don’t need to sit through 300-pound offensive linemen running 40-yard dashes today.
You can look back on how the offensive linemen and running backs performed Friday here.
Quarterbacks, wide receivers and tight ends compete Saturday.
The top quarterback prospects today are UNC’s Mitchell (not Mitch) Trubisky, Notre Dame’s DesShone Kizer and Clemson’s Deshaun Watson. The top wide receivers are Clemson’s Mike Williams, Western Michigan’s Corey Davis and Washington’s John Ross, who might be the fastest player at the combine. The top tight ends are Alabama’s O.J. Howard, Miami’s Davis Njoku and Ole Miss’ Evan Engram.
Stay here as we update you on all 40-yard dash times and the top performers in other drills.
The Patriots should be looking for a tight end and slot receiver in this year’s NFL draft.
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