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Message: [QUOTE="Full_Rebar, post: 1449590, member: 3530"] Another factor is that you can train to focus on improving the 40 time through work like sprinters do-starts, form, etc. That isn't really relevant to football training, so I don't understand the infatuation with that time. A better indicator would be the time for 10 yards because if you gain a step on someone in that distance, it's going to make it tough for them to catch up. For reference, Jerry Rice ran what a 4.5, and you can spend hours trying to find clips of him being caught from behind during his 49ers days. [/QUOTE]