Right here’s what Ravens star quarterback Lamar Jackson recorded for his 40-yard sprint time within the 2018 NFL Mix.

If there was a quarterback comparability for Baltimore Ravens’ Lamar Jackson within the 2023 NFL Mix, it might be Florida’s Anthony Richardson, who just lately broke mix data within the broad leap and vertical leap.

The NFL Mix has traditionally given draft prospects a chance to point out off their freakish skills in quite a lot of athletic measurables, however Lamar Jackson didn’t precisely observe the script again in 2018.

Jackson refused to run the 40-yard sprint on the NFL Mix or at Louisville’s Professional Day. He apparently opted out of working the 40-yard sprint on the mix after a group’s scout approached him about the opportunity of changing to large receiver; Jackson then determined to solely take part in throwing drills.

His alternative to sit down out of the 40-yard sprint clearly didn’t have an effect on his draft inventory as Jackson was finally chosen by the Ravens with the thirty second total decide. Jackson has since developed into one of many league’s premier dual-threat quarterbacks and has damaged a number of franchise and NFL speeding data, together with the single-season quarterback speeding file with 1,206 yards in 2019.

Lamar Jackson’s 40-yard sprint time in comparison with the quickest occasions of the 2023 NFL Mix

Unofficially, at Louisville’s “Pace Day” in 2017, Jackson ran a 4.34-second 40-yard sprint.

On the time, Jackson was reportedly affected by a case of turf toe which might have impacted his efficiency.

In any case, Jackson’s 40 time doesn’t technically rely. It will, nonetheless, rank because the all-time second-best 40-yard sprint time of any quarterback, trailing solely Michael Vick’s blazing quick 4.33 second 40 time.

If Jackson ran a 4.34 40 time in 2023, he would have simply outpaced each quarterback prospect thus far. Anthony Richardson leads the best way with a 4.43 40 time, trailed by TCU’s Max Duggan (4.52) and Louisville’s Malik Cunningham (4.54).