Tyron Smith's Freak Athleticism Stuns Fans

0:00On April 3rd, Tyron Smith, the Dallas Cowboys legend at left tackle, is still moving like a blur even after hanging up his cleats. This 6 foot 5 beast, who played at 320 pounds, clocked a 1.55 second 10 yard split in a workout video from last. November. That's at age 34, over a year since his last NFL snap in 7 months post-retirement ceremony. Here this week, that clip blew up on social media, reminding everyone why Smith earned 8 Pro Bulls and 5 All Pro Honors over 14. Dominant Seasons. He's a surefire Hall of Famer. But this speed, it's pure freak athlete territory, faster than his own 10 yard split from the 2011 Combine when he was just 21 and fresh out. Of USC, fans are losing their minds online, hyping how that time would rank 10th fastest among all running backs at this year's Scouting Combine. It even edges out legends like, Toreau Owens, Marvin Harrison, and Randy Moss in their

1:00prime. Though Moss skipped the 98 Combine, so we're talking pro-day numbers there. Skeptics note the video isn't an official setup, but come on, who cares when a retire tackle this size, outruns backs in their 20s? It stacks up nose to nose with the quickest wideouts and rushers from any era, thanks to those standardized NFL measurables we love comparing. Smith still got it, dropping jaws and sparking comeback top, maybe even lining up in the backfield for the boys. What a way to redefine retirement speed.