2015 NFL Scouting Combine: Day Six

Takeaways from the sixth day of the Combine in Indianapolis

Feb 23, 2015 at 12:52 AM

Monday marks the final day of the 2015 NFL Scouting Combine. Last up for on-the-field workouts is defensive backsand safeties.

Here's what's making headlines on Day Six:

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Top Scores

Defensive backs, bench press
1. Josh Shaw (USC), 26
2. Doran Grant (Ohio State), 21
3. Justin Coleman (Tennessee), 20

Defensive backs, 40-yard dash
1. Trae Waynes (Michigan State), 4.31
2. Ronald Darby (Florida State), 4.38
3. Doran Grant (Ohio State), 4.44
3. Josh Shaw (USC), 4.44
3. Craig Mager (Texas State), 4.44
3. Charles Gaines (Louisville), 4.44

Safeties, bench press1. Ibraheim Campbell (Northwestern), 23
2. Clayton Geathers (Central Florida), 22
3. Kyshoen Jarrett (Virginia Tech), 21

Safeties, 40-yard dash1. Justin Cox (Mississippi State), 4.36
2. Eric Rowe (Utah), 4.45
3. Damarious Randall (Arizona State), 4.46

NFL.com: full list of top performers

UConn's Byron Jones breaks the broad jump record

Byron Jones, a cornerback from the University of Connecticut, broke the broad jump record Monday by jumping 12 feet and three inches.

What does a 12'3" broad jump mean?
It means Byron Jones can literally fly.

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The previous record was 11 feet and seven inches.

Jones also jumped 44.5 inches in the vertical jump event.

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