Former Ohio State RB Quinshon Judkins ran a blazing 4.48 40-yard dash with a 1.51 10-yard split (96th percentile). He also had a 38.5" Vertical (93rd Percentile) and 11'00 Broad Jump (99th Percentile). Judkins did all of this at a hefty 5'11 5/8 and 221 pounds.
Judkins was expected to have a solid Combine, but he put on a show at his size.
His 1.51 10-yard split tied Trevor Etienne and Donovan Edwards for the second fastest behind Bhayshul Tuten. None of those three are over 206 pounds.
Judkins also looked sharp throughout the Combine drills, catching passes with ease and showing that explosion and off the snap that he is known for.
It is clear that Judkins remains in the second tier of RBs behind Ashton Jeanty, and may be positioning himself toward the top of that tier.
Judkins made a strong case to be the RB2 of the class and a potential first round selection, though his competition like Omarion Hampton also had a tremendous Combine performance.
If Judkins is drafted into an open situation where he can be the bell cow, then expect him to be an easy first round rookie selection.
Look for Judkins to be selected within the top-60 picks of the 2025 NFL Draft.
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