Evan Tate

[UNTLifer]

ESPN Recruiting

Wonder what this young man's story is and if his 40 time is accurate. That is blazing speed.

[MeanGreenTexan]

Remember that super fast 3* guy from New Orleans via Oklahoma? He had blazing speed but had skillets for hands... Yeah, I don't remember him either.

[Mean Green 93-98]

Wonder what this young man's story is and if his 40 time is accurate. That is blazing speed.

That time is not accurate, because it's not humanly possible. But then again, almost no one else's 40 time is accurate either, and his is one of the most impressive inaccurate 40 times I've ever seen.

[El Paso Eagle]

That time is not accurate, because it's not humanly possible. But then again, almost no one else's 40 time is accurate either, and his is one of the most impressive inaccurate 40 times I've ever seen.

So your saying the guy on the Dran-o commerical is not really that fast

[Green Crazy]

That 40 time with a grade of 40? The guy must be blind.

[UNTLifer]

That time is not accurate, because it's not humanly possible. But then again, almost no one else's 40 time is accurate either, and his is one of the most impressive inaccurate 40 times I've ever seen.

Yet, if we have a WR commit to us that runs a 4.6 we claim he is slow. Just curious, how is a 4.22 not humanly possible?

[Mean Green 93-98]

Yet, if we have a WR commit to us that runs a 4.6 we claim he is slow. Just curious, how is a 4.22 not humanly possible?

To my knowledge, no one has run an electronically-timed 40 that fast, including elite NFL and Olympic athletes. It might be done someday, but I highly doubt a high school football player in Fort Worth did it without it receiving all kinds of attention.

[UNTLifer]

Deion Sanders ran a 4.21 40 at the NFL Combine in 1989.

Darrell Green was reported to have run a 4.09 40 at one of Washington's training camps

Bo Jackson was reported to have run a 4.12 40

[Mean Green 93-98]

Deion Sanders ran a 4.21 40 at the NFL Combine in 1989.

Darrell Green was reported to have run a 4.09 40 at one of Washington's training camps

Bo Jackson was reported to have run a 4.12 40

None electronically timed.

EDIT: Toward the bottom of this Wikipedia entry are the NFL Combine Records since electronically-timed 40s were implemented: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/40-yard_dash

Edited December 8, 2011 by Mean Green 93-98

[UNTLifer]

Either way, Tate is fast. Don't know if he can catch or not. He may be another Featherstone.