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Fastest 20-Yard Shuttle Times In NFL Combine History
A look at the fastest 20-yard shuttle times at the NFL Combine, along with a recap of where the players were drafted, and how successful they were in their NFL playing careers.
February 18, 2016
The ability to adjust and change directions can play as much of a factor in football as power and speed. With the ball up in the air, the one who adjusts the quickest is going to win the battle.
We take a look at the players who have put up the fastest 20-yard shuttle times in NFL Combine history, where and when they were drafted, and how their NFL career turned out.
T-1. Jason Allen
Year: 2006
Position: Cornerback
Time: 3.81
College: Tennessee
Draft Recap: Round 1 – Pick 16 – Miami Dolphins
Allen played five years in Miami, and then he spent two seasons with both the Texans and Bengals. He’s recorded 247 tackles and has made 15 interceptions in his nine-year career.
T-1. Brandin Cooks
Year: 2014
Position: Wide Receiver
Time: 3.81
College: Oregon State
Draft Recap: Round 1 – Pick 20 – New Orleans Saints
The 2015 season was a breakout performance for Brandin Cooks. He caught 84 passes for 1,138 yards and nine touchdowns for the Saints.
3. Bobby McCain
Year: 2015
Position: Cornerback
Time: 3.82
College: Memphis
Draft Recap: Round 5 – Pick 145 – Miami Dolphins
In his rookie season, Brice McCain made 28 tackles and deflected four passes for the Miami Dolphins.
4. B.W. Webb
Year: 2013
Position: Cornerback
Time: 3.84
College: William & Mary
Draft Recap: Round 4 – Pick 114 – Dallas Cowboys
B.W. Webb has not seen much game action, but he has 36 tackles and one interception in his three-year NFL stint.
5. Desmond Trufant
Year: 2013
Position: Cornerback
Time: 3.85
College: Washington
Draft Recap: Round 1 – Pick 22 – Atlanta Falcons
Making the Pro Bowl for the first time in 2015, Desmond Trufant has had a successful career so far, recording 173 total tackles, six interceptions, and one defensive touchdown.
6. Austin Pettis
Year: 2011
Position: Wide Receiver
Time: 3.88
College: Boise State
Draft Recap: Round 3 – Pick 78 – St. Louis Rams
The wide receiver has had moderate success in the NFL. He’s caught 107 passes for 1,034 yards and nine touchdowns with the Rams and Chargers. He is currently a free agent.
7. Kevin Johnson
Year: 2015
Position: Cornerback
Time: 3.89
College: Wake Forest
Draft Recap: Round 1 – Pick 16 – Houston Texans
Kevin Johnson recorded 54 tackles with nine pass deflections and one interception in his rookie season for the Houston Texans.
T-8. Damian Copeland
Year: 2014
Position: Wide Receiver
Time: 3.90
College: Louisville
Draft Recap: Undrafted
T-8. Casey Hayward
Year: 2012
Position: Defensive Back
Time. 3.90
College: Vanderbilt
Draft Recap: Round 2 – Pick 62 – Green Bay Packers
Casey Hayward has played cornerback fairly well for the Green Bay Packers. He’s put up 166 tackles and nine interceptions in his four-year career.
T-8. Shiloh Keo
Year: 2011
Position: Defensive Back
Time: 3.90
College: Idaho
Draft Recap: Round 5 – Pick 144 – Houston Texans
After spending four seasons with the Texans, Keo joined the Broncos this past season and was a member of the Super Bowl 50 champions. He’s recorded 81 tackles and three interceptions in his career.
T-8. Sabby Piscitelli
Year: 2007
Position: Safety
Time: 3.90
College: Oregon State
Draft Recap: Round 2 – Pick 64 – Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Piscitelli spent time with the Buccaneers, Browns and Chiefs during his NFL career. He recorded 188 tackles and five interceptions in that time. He is now a professional wrestler for WWE.
T-8. Buster Skrine
Year: 2011
Position: Defensive Back
Time: 3.90
College: Tennessee-Chattanooga
Draft Recap: Round 5 – Pick 137 – Cleveland Browns
Now with the New York Jets, Buster Skrine has made 288 tackles and seven interceptions in his five-year NFL career.
