Fastest 20-Yard Shuttle Times

1995 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 Shuttle	Player	Position	School
4.18	Kelvin Anderson	RB	Southeast Missouri State
4.04	Justin Armour	WR	Stanford
4.16	Jamie Asher	TE	Louisville
4.31	Joe Aska	RB	Central Oklahoma
4.12	Henry Bailey	WR	UNLV
4.60	Robert Baldwin	RB	Duke
4.31	Jay Barker	QB	Alabama
4.66	Wilky Bazile	DT	Syracuse
4.41	Kevin Bouie	RB	Mississippi State
4.31	Norman Bradford	RB	Grambling State
4.21	Kyle Brady	TE	Penn State
4.19	Mark Bruener	TE	Washington
4.21	Jeremy Burkett	TE	Colorado State
4.44	Ontiwaun Carter	RB	Arizona
4.25	Stoney Case	QB	New Mexico
4.18	Byron Chamberlain	TE	Wayne State
4.25	Tony Cline	TE	Stanford
4.34	Todd Collins	QB	Michigan
4.66	Frank Costa	QB	Miami (FL)
4.47	Ed Daniels	QB	Langston
4.42	Cedric Davis	CB	Tennessee State
4.00	Ronald Davis	CB	Tennessee
4.41	Terrell Davis	RB	Georgia
4.12	Terry Dean	QB	Florida
4.41	Greg Delong	TE	North Carolina
4.19	Ken Dilger	TE	Illinois
4.50	Hugh Douglas	DE	Central State
4.56	Jamal Duff	DE	San Diego State
4.78	Chad Eaton	DT	Washington State
4.19	Jamal Ellis	CB	Duke
4.25	Lethon Flowers	CB	Georgia Tech
4.66	Lamont Frazier	TE	Missouri
4.53	Mike Fredrick	DE	Virginia
3.99	Kenny Gales	CB	Wisconsin
4.25	Jerry Garrett	WR	Wayne State
4.34	Shannon Garrett	CB	Mississippi College
4.65	Oliver Gibson	DT	Notre Dame
4.41	Wesley Goggins	CB	Jacksonville State (AL)
4.15	Ken Grace	WR	Southern California
4.59	Roger Graham	RB	New Haven
4.45	Travis Hall	DE	Brigham Young
4.25	Kerry Hayes	WR	Western Carolina
4.19	John Herpin	CB	Southern California
4.15	Aubrey Hill	WR	Florida
4.68	Marcus Hinton	TE	Alcorn State
4.66	Jim Hoffman	DE	Arizona
4.44	Kelly Holcomb	QB	Middle Tennessee State
4.48	Germaine Holden	DT	Notre Dame
4.48	Torey Hunter	CB	Washington State
4.00	Ken Irvin	CB	Memphis
4.03	Eric Johnson	RB	Central Michigan
4.20	Tommy Johnson	CB	Alabama
4.46	Chris Jones	WR	Miami (FL)
4.57	Shawn King	DE	Louisiana-Monroe
4.30	Kareem Leary	CB	Utah
4.47	Scotty Lewis	DE	Baylor
4.03	Mike Mamula	DE	Boston College
4.41	Curtis Marsh	WR	Utah
4.10	Curtis Martin	RB	Pittsburgh
4.09	Kevin Mason	QB	Syracuse
4.41	Casey Mcbeth	RB	Toledo
4.54	Oscar Mcbride	TE	Notre Dame
4.31	James Mckeehan	TE	Texas A&M
4.50	Henry Mcmillian	DT	Florida
4.08	Barron Miles	CB	Nebraska
4.88	Bronzell Miller	DE	Utah
4.19	Mike Miller	WR	Notre Dame
4.19	Pete Mitchell	TE	Boston College
4.35	Brent Moss	RB	Wisconsin
4.06	Roderick Mullen	CB	Grambling State
4.56	Craig Newsome	CB	Arizona State
4.00	Bobby Phillips	RB	Virginia Union
4.25	Dino Philyaw	RB	Oregon
4.28	Joe Planansky	TE	Chadron State
3.90	Tyrone Poole	CB	Fort Valley State
4.45	Andre President	TE	Angelo State
4.84	Bryan Proby	DT	Arizona State
4.52	David Rhodes	WR	Central Florida
4.41	Kenneth Riley	CB	Florida A&M
4.28	J J Rowlett	WR	Texas-El Paso
4.38	John Sacca	QB	Eastern Kentucky
4.09	Chris Sanders	WR	Ohio State
4.84	Don Sasa	DE	Washington State
4.15	Mike Scurlock	CB	Arizona
4.06	Terrance Shaw	CB	Stephen F. Austin
4.55	Anthony Shelman	RB	Louisville
4.29	David Sloan	TE	New Mexico
4.29	Freddie Solomon	WR	South Carolina State
4.03	Steve Stenstrom	QB	Stanford
4.09	James Stewart	RB	Tennessee
4.13	Kordell Stewart	QB	Colorado
4.56	Robert Stinson	DT	Kentucky
4.28	William Strong	CB	North Carolina State
4.65	Ben Talley	DE	Tennessee
4.56	Mike Thompson	DT	Wisconsin
4.28	Burt Thornton	WR	Purdue
4.72	Gary Walker	DT	Auburn
4.28	Keith Washington	DE	UNLV
4.82	Kendall Watkins	TE	Mississippi State
4.09	Michael Westbrook	WR	Colorado
4.27	Tyrone Wheatley	RB	Michigan
4.31	Jamal Willis	RB	Brigham Young
4.06	Jerry Wilson	CB	Southern
4.41	Manley Woods	WR	New Mexico
4.19	Claudius Wright	CB	Arizona
4.09	Julius Young	RB	Oregon State