While fans have always enjoyed the bench press and 40-yard dash, the three-cone drill is a favorite of NFL teams. It's a drill that helps measure a player's agility by testing how they run around ...

Of all the football players from Alabama’s high schools and colleges who’ve tried to reach the pros, which one has had the best performance in the shuttle run at the annual NFL Scouting Combine?

Nate Burleson and Heath Evans say the "L" drill is the most important at the NFL Combine. It displays agility and applies to every position. Nate and Heath show the best way to run the drill.

The three-cone drill, also known as the L-drill, measures a player's agility and ability to change directions efficiently. It involves running around three cones placed in an L-shape, testing ...

For the second year in a row, the fastest three-cone drill at the NFL Scouting Combine was run by a player with Alabama football roots. Oregon wide receiver Tez Johnson had the fastest time among ...

3-CONE DRILL: Jordan Thomas, CB, Oklahoma - 6.28 seconds In 2018, Thomas ran the three-cone drill in 6.28 seconds, destroying the previous record of 6.42 seconds held by Oregon's Jeffrey Maehl.

The three-cone drill, which indicates short-area flexibility, seems to have a higher hit rate — Bruce Irvin, Aidan Hutchinson, and Sam Hubbard are among the all-timers, though there are some ...

Roberts recorded 94 tackles and 14 passes defended in 2024 for Marshall. Those 14 passes defended led the Sun Belt. Raion ...

Oregon wide receiver Tez Johnson had the fastest three-cone drill among the wide receivers at the NFL Scouting Combine on Saturday. Johnson’s 6.65-second showing also was the fourth-fastest for ...

For the drills that are measured, the 40-yard dash, three-cone, and short shuttle are the most important - testing how fast a defensive back can run in a straight line is usually a good indicator ...