Vertical Jump Results

2003 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
30.5Anthony AdamsDTPenn State
39.5Sam AikenWRNorth Carolina
37.5Nnamdi AsomughaCBCalifornia
37.0Rod BabersCBTexas
33.5Brad BanksQBIowa
35.0Arnaz BattleWRNotre Dame
31.5Santonio BeardRBAlabama
30.5Ronald BellamyWRMichigan
31.0Sean BertonTENorth Carolina State
28.5Josh BlankenshipQBTulsa
33.5Anquan BoldinWRFlorida State
35.5Kyle BollerQBCalifornia
34.0Tyler BraytonDEColorado
35.5D BryantQBDuke
42.5Nate BurlesonWRNevada
32.0Nick BurleyDEFresno State
38.0Tyrone CalicoWRMiddle Tennessee State
36.0Kerry CarterRBStanford
37.5Dallas ClarkTEIowa
31.5Avon CobourneRBWest Virginia
31.0Colin ColeDTIowa
32.0Torrie CoxCBPittsburgh
35.5Dan CurleyTEEastern Washington
36.0Kevin CurtisWRUtah State
32.5Domanick DavisRBLSU
40.0Sammy DavisCBTexas A&M
37.0Dahrran DiedrickRBNebraska
34.0LaTarence DunbarWRTexas Christian
35.0Drayton FlorenceCBTuskegee
27.0Aubrayo FranklinDTTennessee
35.5Doug GabrielWRCentral Florida
34.5Talman GardnerWRFlorida State
35.0Kevin GarrettCBSouthern Methodist
32.5Jason GossCBTexas Christian
32.0Brandon GreenDERice
35.5Jamaal GreenDEMiami (FL)
38.0Quentin GriffinRBOklahoma
36.0DeJuan GroceCBNebraska
30.5Michael HaynesDEPenn State
34.0Dwone HicksRBMiddle Tennessee State
35.0Zach HiltonTENorth Carolina
38.0Ryan HoagWRGustavus Adolphus
32.0Raymond HouseDEArkansas
31.5Keenan HowryWROregon
30.0Aaron HuntDETexas Tech
37.0Alonzo JacksonDEFlorida State
39.0Andre JohnsonWRMiami (FL)
38.5Bethel JohnsonWRTexas A&M
28.5Jarret JohnsonDTAlabama
33.5Robert JohnsonTEAuburn
33.5Teyo JohnsonWRStanford
30.5Bennie JoppruTEMichigan
35.0Kareem KellyWRSouthern California
36.5Chris KelsayDENebraska
35.0Kenny KingDEAlabama
30.0Kliff KingsburyQBTexas Tech
33.5Dan KleckoDTTemple
28.0Tron LaFavorDTFlorida
39.0Donald LeeTEMississippi State
30.0James LeeDTOregon State
34.5Mike LehanCBMinnesota
26.0Matt LeonardDTStanford
36.0Brandon LloydWRIllinois
33.5Nick MaddoxRBFlorida State
32.0Adrian MadiseWRTexas Christian
32.0Reno MaheWRBrigham Young
32.5Brian ManceCBClemson
28.5Eric ManningDTOregon State
36.5Ricky ManningCBUCLA
34.0Jerome McDougleDEMiami (FL)
37.0Terrence McGeeCBNorthwestern State (LA)
34.5Bryant McNealDEClemson
34.5Clint MitchellDEFlorida
32.0Langston MooreDTSouth Carolina
32.0Kindal MooreheadDEAlabama
28.5Spencer NeadTEBrigham Young
41.0Terence NewmanCBKansas State
31.0Kassim OsgoodWRSan Diego State
33.0Calvin PaceDEWake Forest
39.0Shurron PiersonDESouth Florida
35.0Mike PinkardTEArizona State
30.5Dave RagoneQBLouisville
37.0Gabe ReidTEBrigham Young
34.0Terrell RobertsCBOregon State
30.0Tony RomoQBEastern Illinois
35.5Asante SamuelCBCentral Florida
31.5Lauvale SapeDTUtah
28.5Ian ScottDTFlorida
39.5Visanthe ShiancoeTEMorgan State
31.0Chris SimmsQBTexas
37.0L.J. SmithTERutgers
35.5Musa SmithRBGeorgia
35.5Trent SmithTEOklahoma
30.0Brian St. PierreQBBoston College
30.0Erick StreelmanTENevada
35.5Donald StricklandCBColorado
31.0Ray ThomasTEWake Forest
40.0Charles TillmanCBLouisiana-Lafayette
36.0J.R. TolverWRSan Diego State
39.0Marcus TrufantCBWashington State
35.0B.J. TuckerCBWisconsin
34.5Bobby WadeWRArizona
33.5Aaron WalkerTEFlorida
38.0Seneca WallaceQBIowa State
31.0Shane WaltonCBNotre Dame
34.0Kevin WareTEWashington
27.0Clifton WashburnDECitadel
34.0Derek WatsonRBSouth Carolina
34.0Derrick WatsonRBSouth Carolina
38.0Dennis WeathersbyCBOregon State
33.0DeWayne WhiteDELouisville
34.5Jimmy WilkersonDEOklahoma
32.0Andrew WilliamsDEMiami (FL)
30.0Kevin WilliamsDEOklahoma State
38.0Eugene WilsonCBIllinois
31.0Jason WittenTETennessee
32.5Juston WoodQBPortland State
35.5Andre WoolfolkCBOklahoma
34.5George WrighsterTEOregon
39.0Walter YoungWRIllinois