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Maybe he should have played defense. Cali kid. The fastest NFL player ever, Jim Hines was named Oops because he could not catch anything. Just a track guy running a 9.95 world record at the time. Played for the Dolphins for a couple of years and some other team from what I could remember...

Copeland was a freak of nature at 6' 3" and 200 pounds. https://archive.seattletimes.com/archive/?date=19921101&slug=1522033 That's when Horace Copeland's ungainly jump was measured at 26 feet, 6 1/2 inches, fifth best in the nation, making him an All-American. Not bad for a University of...

He was at a 10.56 before Chris Johnson. We will see how CJ can play running back.

Yes I agree. I just can not find anything on him from his high school or any other track times. Maybe someone from that area or went to that high school can find out. EJ just said he never ran any slower than a 10.8. With a 4.38 speed I figure he would be a 10.6 at least with that 220...

Chris Coleman is a track guy and crushed the 40 yard dash at 4.12 on turf and is the world record holder at the 60 meter at 6.34 seconds and personal 100 meter best at 9.76. Coleman's best high school time was 10.30 and was an Georgia all state wide receiver and defensive back.

Chris Johnson 10.25 20.40 Lamar Miller 10.56 21.50 HS Duke Johnson 10.62 22.31 4.54 NFL combo 6.92 60 meter Clinton Portis 10.6 4.42 NFL Comb James Stewert 10.64 HS 6'3" 235 pounds Lorenzo Lingard 10.71 Don Chaney 10.77 215 pounds Edgerrin James 10.8 4.38 NFL comb 6’0” 219 pounds Edgerrin was...