Fastest 20-Yard Shuttle Times

2026 NFL Scouting Combine

What is the 20-Yard Shuttle?
The 20-yard shuttle (or short shuttle) tests an athlete's lateral quickness and change-of-direction ability. The player starts in a three-point stance, runs 5 yards to their right, touches a line, then sprints 10 yards to the left and again touches a line, and finally sprints back 5 yards to the spot where they started. The shuttle is sometimes referred to as the 5-10-5 drill for its yard measurements.

20-Yard ShuttlePlayerPositionSchool
4.53Adam RandallRBClemson
4.28Andre FullerDBToledo
4.46Avery SmithDBToledo
4.15Bryce LanceWRNorth Dakota State
4.41Chris Hilton Jr.WRLSU
4.36Cole PaytonQBNorth Dakota State
4.42Dallen BentleyTEUtah
4.28Denzel BostonWRWashington
4.29Emmett JohnsonRBNebraska
4.18Genesis SmithDBArizona
4.31Germie BernardWRAlabama
4.17Haynes KingQBGeorgia Tech
4.19Jack KellyLBBYU
4.19Jacob RodriguezLBTexas Tech
4.34Jake GoldayLBCincinnati
4.32Jalon KilgoreDBSouth Carolina
4.26Jimmy RolderLBMichigan
4.35Joe FagnanoQBConnecticut
4.22John Michael GyllenborgTEWyoming
4.38Josh CuevasTEAlabama
4.20Julian NealDBArkansas
4.44Kaden WetjenWRIowa
4.41Kaleb Elarms-OrrLBTCU
4.33Khalil DinkinsTEPenn State
4.26Kyle LouisLBPittsburgh
4.18Latrell McCutchin Sr.DBHouston
4.35Malachi FieldsWRNotre Dame
4.36Namdi ObiazorLBTCU
4.40Nate BoerkircherTETexas A&M
4.31Robert Henry Jr.RBTexas-San Antonio
4.43Robert Spears-JenningsDBOklahoma
4.37Sam RoushTEStanford
4.46Sawyer RobertsonQBBaylor
4.50Seth McGowanRBKentucky
4.26Sonny StylesLBOhio State
4.19TJ HallDBIowa
4.48Taurean YorkLBTexas A&M
4.07Vinny Anthony IIWRWisconsin
4.42Xavian Sorey Jr.LBArkansas