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Fastest 40-yard dash times in NFL Combine history by wide receivers
Here are the fastest ever recorded 40-yard dash times by wide receivers in NFL Combine history since switching to electronic timers in 1999.
#3 - Jerome Mathis - 4.26 seconds
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Jerome Mathis earned a selection in the NFL Draft because of his blazing fast speed. He spent time as a wide receiver but was probably the most dangerous on special teams as a kick and punt returner.
#4 (tied) - Marquise Goodwin - 4.27 seconds
Marquise Goodwin has used his impressive speed to carve out a career for himself as a deep-threat wide receiver in the NFL. He averages 16.5 yards per reception in his career, demonstrating his ability to make big plays.
#4 (tied) - Henry Ruggs III - 4.27 seconds
Henry Ruggs III used his impressive speed to earn himself a first-round pick in the 2020 NFL Draft. Unfortunately, the promising young wide receiver has found himself in legal trouble, potentially derailing his entire career.
