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2018 NFL Combine day two QB, WR, TE workout results: Josh Allen show off, DJ’s dominate, Mike Gesicki is a freak

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Day two is in the books. Here are the workout results for the quarterbacks, wide receivers, and tight ends.

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Saturday was all about the vertical game at the combine. It featured the quarterbacks, wide receivers, and tight ends. Among them a few players stood tall in workouts.

First up was the quarterbacks. And as it happens, the consensus top passer Sam Darnold opted not to throw and the most athletic of the group Lamar Jackson opted not to run.

No one really cares all that much about 40 times when it comes to quarterbacks, so it’s a shame that scouts are so caught up in the idea of Jackson’s mobility that he must forego the running portion to keep their attention on his arm talent.

Speaking of arm talent, Josh Allen. Not only is he a physical specimen, Dude has a tremendous arm. In deep passing, you could see him drop back and just hold onto the ball as long as he possibly could just so he could show off that big arm. He was making 60-yard deep balls look routine. His 56% completions in college show us that playing QB is about a lot more than arm strength. But the combine is about physical talent and he shines in that area. Just for good measure, his 4.75 40 was third fastest behind only Quentin Flowers (4.63) and JT Barrett (4.70).

See the quarterback measurements here.

Other notable QB 40 times include Baker Mayfield (4.84), Sam Darnold (4.84), Mason Rudolph (4.90), Josh Rosen (4.92), and the worst of the bunch Mike White with his Olineman-like 5.09.

The fastest 40 times on the day went to DJ Chark whose 4.34 40 is the fastest so far at this year’s combine. He also had the highest vertical jump, reaching 40 inches. Not far behind him in the 40 was Maryland’s DJ Moore with a 4.42. Where Moore beat the field was with his 11.0 broad jump.

At tight end, Mike Gesicki owned the day. The 6-5, 247-pounder beat out the entire tight end group in every category. He had the fastest 40 (4.54), the most bench press reps (22), fastest 3-cone (6.76), highest vertical jump (41.5), and longest broad jump (10-9).

Here are the results for the wide receivers and tight ends at this year’s combine.

Wide receiver combine results

Player School Height Weight 40 Bench 3-cone Vert Broad
Player School Height Weight 40 Bench 3-cone Vert Broad
Marcell Ateman Oklahoma State 6-4 216 4.62 13 7.07 34 10-1
Braxton Berrios Miami 5-9 184 DNP 11 DNP DNP DNP
Deontay Burnett USC 6-0 186 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP
Deon Cain Clemson 6-2 202 4.43 11 6.71 33.5 9-7
Antonio Callaway Florida 5-11 200 4.41 DNP DNP 34 10-1
Dylan Cantrell Texas Tech 6-3 226 4.59 18 6.56 38.5 10-10
Darren Carrington Utah 6-2 199 DNP DNP DNP 36 10-0
D.J. Chark LSU 6-3 199 4.34 16 DNP 40 10-9
Simmie Cobbs Indiana 6-3 220 4.64 11 6.7 30 9-5
Keke Coutee Texas Tech 5-10 181 4.43 14 6.93 34.5 9-5
Robert Foster Alabama 6-2 196 4.41 DNP 6.9 31 9-8
Michael Gallup Colorado State 6-1 205 4.51 10 6.95 36 10-2
Davon Grayson East Carolina 6-1 199 4.51 19 DNP 34.5 10-4
Daesean Hamilton Penn State 6-1 203 DNP DNP 6.84 34.5 9-10
Quadree Henderson Pittsburgh 5-8 192 4.5 12 6.89 32.5 10-0
Richie James Middle Tennessee State 5-10 183 4.48 6 6.87 35.5 10-2
Christian Kirk Texas A&M 5-10 201 4.47 20 7.09 35.5 9-7
Chris Lacy Oklahoma State 6-3 205 4.51 11 DNP 33.5 10-0
Jordan Lasley UCLA 6-1 203 4.5 8 DNP 34.5 9-4
Allen Lazard Iowa State 6-5 225 4.56 17 DNP 38 10-2
T.J. Martin Washington State 6-1 185 4.8 DNP DNP 31.5 DNP
Ray-Ray Mccloud Clemson 5-9 190 4.53 13 DNP 34.5 9-5
Anthony Miller Memphis 5-11 201 DNP 22 DNP DNP DNP
Steven Mitchell USC 5-10 189 4.56 13 6.75 32.5 10-1
D.J. Moore Maryland 6-0 210 4.42 15 6.95 39.5 11-0
J'Mon Moore Missouri 6-3 207 4.6 21 6.56 38 10-0
Dante Pettis Washington 6-0 186 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP
Cam Phillips Virginia Tech 6-0 199 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP
Byron Pringle Kansas State 6-1 205 4.46 15 6.87 33.5 10-0
Trey Quinn SMU 5-11 203 4.55 17 6.91 33.5 9-8
Calvin Ridley Alabama 6-0 189 4.43 15 6.88 31 9-2
Korey Robertson Southern Miss 6-1 212 4.56 13 DNP 34 10-3
Jaleel Scott New Mexico State 6-5 218 4.56 16 7.2 34.5 10-4
Tre'Quan Smith Central Florida 6-2 210 4.49 12 6.97 37.5 10-10
Equanimeous St. Brown Notre Dame 6-5 214 4.48 20 DNP DNP DNP
Courtland Sutton SMU 6-4 218 4.54 18 6.57 35.5 10-4
Auden Tate Florida State 6-5 228 4.68 DNP DNP 31 9-4
Marquez Valdes-Scantling South Florida 6-4 206 4.37 15 DNP 30.5 10-4
James Washington Oklahoma State 5-11 213 4.54 14 7.11 34.5 10-0
Jester Weah Pittsburgh 6-2 210 4.43 15 7.24 38 10-9
Ka'Raun White West Virginia 6-1 199 4.52 24 7.16 33.5 9-10
Jake Wieneke South Dakota State 6-4 221 4.67 9 7.24 34 9-6
Ced Wilson Boise State 6-2 188 4.55 9 6.89 37 10-1
Javon Wims Georgia 6-3 215 4.53 DNP 7 33.5 9-5
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Tight end combine results

Player School Height Weight 40 Bench 3-cone Vert Broad
Player School Height Weight 40 Bench 3-cone Vert Broad
Jordan Akins Central Florida 6-3 249 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP
Mark Andrews Oklahoma 6-5 256 4.67 17 7.34 9-5
Marcus Baugh Ohio State 6-3 247 4.81 DNP 7.28 33 9-9
Tyler Conklin Central Michigan 6-3 240 4.8 18 7.13 38 10-0
Will Dissly Washington 6-4 262 4.87 15 7.07 9-3
Troy Fumagalli Wisconsin 6-5 247 DNP 14 DNP DNP
Mike Gesicki Penn State 6-5 247 4.54 22 6.76 41.5 10-9
Dallas Goedert South Dakota State 6-5 256 DNP 23 DNP DNP
Chris Herndon Miami 6-4 253 DNP 21 DNP DNP
Hayden Hurst South Carolina 6-4 250 4.67 DNP 7.19 10-0
Ryan Izzo Florida State 6-5 256 4.94 18 7.15 33 9-2
Jaylen Samuels N.C. State 5-11 225 4.54 18 6.93 34.5 10-1
Dalton Schultz Stanford 6-5 244 4.75 15 7 10-0
Durham Smythe Notre Dame 6-5 253 4.81 18 7.17 36 9-2
Ian Thomas Indiana 6-4 259 4.74 DNP 7.15 10-3
Jordan Thomas Mississippi State 6-5 265 4.74 16 7.5 9-3
David Wells San Diego State 6-6 255 4.75 20 7.5 33 9-8
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