[ Esp - Eng ] Lo mejor de lo mejor del NFL Scouting Combine 🏈 de cara al próximo draft de Abril 2022

To complement the information about this position for our readers, we have to say that it is one of the most complete in American football, in terms of physical abilities and skills, this player belongs to the offensive team, but his role he goes further, he is multifaceted and versatile, since he can block, throw, run and in most plays he is also a receiver, then we leave an image where you can visualize his position on the offensive line.

In this test the cornerback | defensive position | Cornerback - CB | Kalon Barnes, from Baylor University, who in the 40-yard dash recorded a time of 4.23 seconds, was the fastest player in the entire NFL Scouting Combine, to the point that almost beats the test record. The record of this test is 4.22 seconds, it has not been broken since it was set in 2017 by wide receiver John Ross, belonging to the University of Washington

For this test it would also be a cornerback (CB), the player who would achieve the greatest height (42 inches - 106.6800 centimeters), the talent of Tariq Woolen from the University of Texas-San Antonio , asserted himself in this test, to the point that he was the prospect who reached the greatest height. The record of 45 inches (114.30 centimeters) has been in force since 2015, when it was set by wide receiver (WR) Chris Conley of the University of Georgia.

For the 1st time in this best-of-the-best selection, we see a wide receiver (WR) win a tryout at the NFL Scouting Combine, this is the case of wide receiver Christian Watson, belonging to to the University of North Dakota State, who left an unbeatable record of 3.45 meters, it is usual that this competition is won by the cornerbacks (CB) due to their greater height and greater length of arms and legs, these characteristics make them better able to balance the body and perform longer jumps. The record of 12 feet and 3 inches (3.71m) has been in place since 2015, when cornerback Byron Jones of the University of Connecticut set it. This record and the scout's report (elite player tag) influenced so that in the 2015 draft he was chosen in the 1st round in 27th place by the Dallas Cowboys.

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It was expected that this test would be won by an Offensive Guard (OG) or a tackle, since their physical preparation is based on working with weights, for this test repetitions must be done with weights of 225 pounds (102 kilograms), in This time the test was led by the Offensive Guard, Zion Johnson, from Boston College, who was able to get 32 repetitions. The record of this test has been in force since 2011 by the Defensive Tackle, the New Zealander from Oregon State University, Stephen Paea, who managed to reach 49 repetitions.

With this test, the hegemony that the talents of the Cornerback and wide receiver positions exhibited in the competitions is evident, of course their physical preparation implies developing power, strength, speed and quickness in their legs, these players are called in the NFL the American football cheetahs, due to the speed they possess and making an analogy with the fastest cats of the eastern prairies of Africa. On this occasion, the fastest player in this test was cornerback (CB), Zyon McCollum, from Sam Houston State University, who set records of 6.48 seconds. The record is held by defensive back Jordan Thomas from the University of Oklahoma, who set it in 2018 by leaving the impressive record of 6.28 seconds on the entire course

Once again, cornerback Zyon McCollum demonstrates in this test his excellent physical conditions by also repeating the lead in the 20-yard race, leaving excellent records, which averaged 3.94 seconds in this demanding test, where you are looking for quick leg movements and the ability to dodge the offensive tackles of the opposing team in the shortest time. The record for this test is 3.81 seconds and has been in place since 2006, the date on which it was set by the University of Tennessee cornerback, Jason Allen

The best of the best of the NFL Scouting Combine was led by the talent of the players at the cornerback (CB) or defensive backs positions, as they are also known, and the wide receivers (WR ), remember that cornerbacks are part of the defense and wide receivers are part of the offensive position. Unsurprisingly, we didn't see any quarterbacks who excelled in the quickness and speed tests. This is due to the fact that the work that quarterbacks must develop is focused on physical conditioning to develop the upper part of the body, where two objectives are emphasized: Strength and power in the arms, then in the mobility of the legs, Let's remember that a quarterback without leg development is a player who would have a hard time excelling in the highest paid football position, remembering the words of the head coach and hall of fame legend, Vince Lombardi, he said that quarterbacks should move their feet like dancers, this is true, since the defensive line can read the movement of the feet to know where the ball will be thrown. Going back to the best of the best in our opinion there were two players who stood out in the test leadership, these are: Cornerback (CB) Kalon Barnes from Baylor University, who almost broke the record for the 40-yard dash clocking 4.23 seconds, the other player who impressed us was fellow cornerback (CB), Zyon McCollum from Sam Houston State University, as he won 1st place in the tests of the 3 cones and the 20-yard dash, in our opinion these 2 players were the best of the NFL Scouting Combine 2022, we are sure that both will be on the radar of the scouts and the 32 NFL franchises, so it is possible to see them in action in the 2022 - 2023 season.