Vertical Jump Results

2026 NFL Scouting Combine

What is the Vertical Jump?
The vertical jump (or vertical leap) evaluates an athlete's lower-body explosion and power. The athlete first has their "standing reach" measured. Then they jump from a standstill position with a goal of touching the highest flag they can reach. The difference between their standing reach and the high point of the jump is their vertical leap measurement.

Vertical JumpPlayerPositionSchool
30.0Aaron AndersonWRLSU
37.0Adam RandallRBClemson
38.0Ahmaad MosesDBSMU
35.0Andre FullerDBToledo
37.0Anthony Hill Jr.LBTexas
39.5Antonio WilliamsWRClemson
38.5Avery SmithDBToledo
34.0Avieon TerrellDBClemson
35.0Bauer SharpTELSU
33.0Bishop FitzgeraldDBUSC
41.0Brandon CisseDBSouth Carolina
41.5Bryce LanceWRNorth Dakota State
38.0Bud ClarkDBTCU
31.5Caleb DouglasWRTexas Tech
33.5Caullin LacyWRLouisville
39.0Chandler RiversDBDuke
42.0Charles DemmingsDBStephen F. Austin State
37.0Chase RobertsWRBYU
34.5Chris Hilton Jr.WRLSU
38.0Chris JohnsonDBSan Diego State
40.0Cole PaytonQBNorth Dakota State
39.0Collin WrightDBStanford
40.5Colton HoodDBTennessee
43.5D'Angelo PondsDBIndiana
35.0Dallen BentleyTEUtah
36.0Dalton JohnsonDBArizona
34.0Davison IgbinosunDBOhio State
37.5Daylen EveretteDBGeorgia
36.0De'Zhaun StriblingWRMississippi
39.5DeShon SingletonDBNebraska
42.5Deion BurksWROklahoma
35.0Denzel BostonWRWashington
39.0Dillon BellWRGeorgia
41.0Dillon ThienemanDBOregon
35.5Eli HeidenreichRBNavy
36.0Eli RaridonTENotre Dame
45.5Eli StowersTEVanderbilt
35.0Emmanuel Henderson Jr.WRKansas
35.5Emmanuel McNeil-WarrenDBToledo
35.5Emmett JohnsonRBNebraska
39.0Ephesians PrysockDBWashington
37.0Eric RiversWRGeorgia Tech
42.5Genesis SmithDBArizona
32.5Germie BernardWRAlabama
33.5Haynes KingQBGeorgia Tech
31.5Hezekiah MassesDBCalifornia
34.5J'Mari TaylorRBVirginia
39.0J. Michael SturdivantWRFlorida
40.0Ja'Kobi LaneWRUSC
36.0Jack EndriesTETexas
37.0Jack KellyLBBYU
38.5Jacob RodriguezLBTexas Tech
35.0Jadarian PriceRBNotre Dame
39.0Jake GoldayLBCincinnati
35.0Jalen WalthallWRIncarnate Word
37.0Jalon KilgoreDBSouth Carolina
30.5Jam MillerRBAlabama
36.0Jaren KanakTEOklahoma
42.0Jeff CaldwellWRCincinnati
36.0Jimmy RolderLBMichigan
35.0Joe FagnanoQBConnecticut
35.5John Michael GyllenborgTEWyoming
34.0Josh CuevasTEAlabama
40.0Julian NealDBArkansas
38.5Justin JeffersonLBAlabama
35.5Kaden WetjenWRIowa
40.0Kaleb Elarms-OrrLBTCU
36.0Kamari RamseyDBUSC
40.0Karson ShararLBIowa
42.0Kendrick LawWRKentucky
43.5Kenyon SadiqTEOregon
38.5Kevin Coleman Jr.WRMissouri
38.0Keyshaun ElliottLBArizona State
32.5Khalil DinkinsTEPenn State
39.5Kyle LouisLBPittsburgh
38.5Latrell McCutchin Sr.DBHouston
39.0Lorenzo Styles Jr.DBOhio State
32.0Luke AltmyerQBIllinois
38.0Malachi FieldsWRNotre Dame
32.5Malik BensonWROregon
39.0Malik MuhammadDBTexas
39.0Marcus AllenDBNorth Carolina
36.0Marlin KleinTEMichigan
37.0Matthew HibnerTESMU
39.0Mike Washington Jr.RBArkansas
34.5Miles KitselmanTETennessee
37.0Namdi ObiazorLBTCU
37.0Omar Cooper Jr.WRIndiana
34.5Owen HeineckeLBOklahoma
33.0RJ MarylandTESMU
37.5Rahsul FaisonRBSouth Carolina
36.0Reggie VirgilWRTexas Tech
33.5Riley NowakowskiTEIndiana
37.0Robert Henry Jr.RBTexas-San Antonio
35.0Robert Spears-JenningsDBOklahoma
38.5Sam RoushTEStanford
37.5Sawyer RobertsonQBBaylor
42.5Seth McGowanRBKentucky
41.0Skyler BellWRConnecticut
43.5Sonny StylesLBOhio State
36.0TJ HallDBIowa
37.0Tacario DavisDBWashington
36.5Tanner KoziolTEHouston
43.5Taylen GreenQBArkansas
36.5Ted HurstWRGeorgia State
39.5Thaddeus DixonDBNorth Carolina
37.5Toriano Pride Jr.DBMissouri
38.0Treydan StukesDBArizona
35.0VJ PayneDBKansas State
34.5Vinny Anthony IIWRWisconsin
36.0Will KacmarekTEOhio State
42.0Will Lee IIIDBTexas A&M
37.5Xavian Sorey Jr.LBArkansas
37.5Xavier NwankpaDBIowa
38.0Zachariah BranchWRGeorgia
32.5Zakee WheatleyDBPenn State
36.0Zavion ThomasWRLSU