['Hamas' Jenkins]

I tried to post this 20 minutes ago on this stupid piece of **** website, but these are Brian Johnston's numbers.

They are better than Studebakers, FWIW.

courtesy Draft Daddy

http://www.shelbystar.com/sports/joh.../time_nfl.html

GWU's Johnston posts strong workout for pro scouts
NFL
Special to The Star
March 10, 2008 - 11:33PM
SAN DIEGO, Calif. - Gardner-Webb product Brian Johnston, a rising prospect for this April's NFL Draft, wowed scouts at his first workout Saturday.

Working out at San Diego State for a handful of NFL scouts, Johnston showed exactly why he is one of the top defensive end prospects heading into April's annual draft.

Measuring in at 6-foot-5, 274 pounds, Johnston ran his first 40-yard dash in 4.66 seconds. Johnston's 40-yard dash time would have been the fourth best at the NFL combine for defensive ends, and the best for any lineman weighing more than 260 pounds.

Johnston's most impressive stat from the 40-yard dash came with a very strong 1.51-second time through the first 10 yards, an important time with regards to a players quickness. By comparison, Johnston's 10-yard split was the same as Arkansas' running back Darren McFadden turned in at the Combine earlier this year.

Johnston pulled off an impressive 35-inch vertical leap as well on Saturday, which would have ranked second among defensive linemen at the NFL Scouting Combine - and best for a player of his size.

The most impressive result overall, however, may have been Johnston's time in the 20-yard shuttle. He turned in a 4.18-second time, which is better than any lineman at the NFL's Scouting Combine. In fact, the 4.18-second time was faster than any running back at the event - with Illinois' Rashard Mendenhall the only back to match that time.

"I felt really good after the workout," Johnston said. "The few scouts who stayed behind (after San Diego State's players finished) said that it was the best workout of the day, by far, and they were impressed. My agent (Baltimore-based Tony Agnone) told me Sunday that nearly every team in the NFL had called him after getting those results."

Johnston says he has formal visits set up with at least six NFL teams in April, prior to he draft. He is scheduled to work out once more for scouts, with that coming on March 25 in Winston-Salem.