
NFL Combine: Offensive Linemen Steal Show with Speed, Athleticism
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At the 2026 NFL Combine, offensive linemen showcased impressive speed and agility, with Logan Jones from Iowa leading the forty-yard dash at 4.90 seconds. Caleb Tiernan from Northwestern soared in the vertical jump at 35.5 inches, while Enrique Cruz from Houston topped the broad jump at 98. Monroe Freeling from Georgia excelled in multiple events, boosting his draft stock. Jones also excelled in agility drills, posting top times in the three-cone and shuttle. Fano dominated the three-cone, and Keylan Rutledge from Georgia Tech led the shuttle. Multi-event stars like Freeling and Jones could climb draft boards fast.
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Indianapolis Colts News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — NFL Combine: Offensive Linemen Steal Show with Speed, Athleticism. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 2nd, on Sunday at the 2026 NFL Combine, offensive lineman hit the field for their key workouts, turning heads with impressive. Speed and explosiveness. Standouts included Logan Jones from Iowa, who led the 40-yard dash at 4.90 seconds, just ahead of Spencer Fano from Utah and Max. Iehon Accor from Arizona State, both at 4.91. In the jumps, Caleb Tiernan from Northwestern soared to a 35.5-inch vertical, while Enrique Cruz from Houston topped the broad jump, at 9 feet 8 inches. Monroe Freeling from Georgia showed up big in multiple events, hitting the top 5 in the 40, vertical, and broad. These performances matter because lineman rarely wow with raw athleticism, so times like these boost draft stock. Jones also excelled in agility drills, posting the 2nd best 3 cone at 7.46 seconds, and top shuttle at 4.59.
Fano dominated the 3 cone with a 7.34, and Keelan Rutledge from Georgia Tech led the shuttle at 4.54. Multi-event stars like Freeling and Jones could climb boards fast as teams scout for versatile blockers. With more Combine tests ahead, these early results set the tone for who might hear their name called High in April's Draft.
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