In an effort to showcase the full range of their talent at the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis, Henderson and Judkins each elected to run the 40-yard dash — in addition to participating in several other drills and tests. 

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With a collection of cheers raining down from the fans in attendance at Lucas Oil Stadium, Henderson dashed his way to a 4.43-second time on his first attempt of the day — marking the second-best 40-yard dash by a Buckeye running back at the NFL Combine, trailing only Brandon Saine (4.40). He tied for seventh-fastest among running backs who ran the 40 at this year’s combine.

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Top RB MPH (per https://t.co/adBkB5VEU3)

Raheim Sanders: 23.55 MPH
TreVeyon Henderson: 23.38 MPH
Jaydon Blue: 23.19 MPH
Brashard Smith: 23.10 MPH
RJ Harvey: 22.93 MPH

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Judkins also clocked an impressive time of 4.48 seconds in the 40, tying him for 14th-fastest among all running backs.

After an impressive broad jump, Ohio State RB Quinshon Judkins runs a 4.48u.

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Judkins also turned heads with his leaping ability, clearing 11 feet on the broad jump — the best mark among all running back prospects. Judkins also tallied a 38.5” mark on the vertical jump. 

Ohio State RB Quinshon Judkins clears 11 on the broad jump

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Henderson matched Judkins’ vertical jump with a 38.5” while tallying a 10’8” broad jump. 

The 38.5″ vertical jump marks by Henderson and Judkins slotted them tied for the second-best all-time score by a Buckeye at the combine, falling just behind Robert Smith, who leapt 39 inches in 1994.