What are the top broad jumps from the 2024 NFL Combine? Here, we’ve laid out all top broad jump results, organized by position. Scroll through and see who’s impressed with the top broad jumps at the Combine!
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Top Broad Jumps at the 2024 NFL Combine by Position
The broad jump is one of the biggest tests of explosive athleticism at the 2024 NFL Combine. It measures how far prospects can jump from a standing start, where strength and athleticism are tested equally.
The drill tests lower body power and leg muscles that are key for get-offs in the NFL.
While players are unlikely to ever repeat such a test on an NFL field, the broad jump is seen as a barometer for instant explosiveness. Being able to burst out of their stance and stay balanced is key for players who line up one-on-one and need to create leverage.
The test is a good measurement tool for all positions. However, the elite testers are usually defensive backs and wide receivers.
Furthermore, the record books are full of skill position players who have dominated the drill at the Combine, helping boost their NFL Draft stock.
Byron Jones set the record in 2015 when the defensive back out of UConn jumped 12 feet three inches. At the time, it was a world record. After Jones, WR Emanuel Hall and DB Jaun Thornhill jumped 11 feet nine inches in 2019, and DB Obi Melifonwu also jumped the same length in 2017.
Jones’s record has now stood for nine years, but there are plenty of explosive athletes at the 2024 NFL Combine.
Could anyone break the record?
Top Defensive Tackle Broad Jumps
- Braden Fiske, Florida State
9’9″ - Ruke Orhorhoro, Clemson
9’8″ - Gabe Hall, Baylor
9’7″ - Kris Jenkins, Michigan
9’7″ - Logan Lee, Iowa
9’6″ - Brandon Dorlus, Oregon
9’3″ - Byron Murphy II, Texas
9’3″ - Leonard Taylor III, Miami (FL)
9’1″ - DeWayne Carter, Duke
9’1″ - Mekhi Wingo, LSU
9’1″
Top EDGE Broad Jumps
- Jalyx Hunt, Houston Christian
10’8″ - Chop Robinson, Penn State
10’8″ - Javontae Jean Baptiste, Notre Dame
10’7″ - Jared Verse, Florida State
10’7″ - Dallas Turner, Alabama
10’7″ - Adisa Isaac, Penn State
10’3″ - Gabriel Murphy, UCLA
10’3″ - Mohamed Kamara, Colorado State
10’3″ - Cedric Johnson, Ole Miss
10’2″ - Trajan Jeffcoat, Arkansas
10’0″
Top Linebacker Broad Jumps
- Edefuan Ulofoshio, Washington
10’8″ - Trevin Wallace, Kentucky
10’7″ - Curtis Jacobs, Penn State
10’4″ - Jordan Magee, Temple
10’4″ - Jaylan Ford, Texas
10’1″ - Cedric Gray, North Carolina
10’0″ - Tyrice Knight, Texas El-Paso
9’11” - Payton Wilson, N.C. State
9’11” - Kalen DeLoach, Florida State
9’11” - Edgerrin Cooper, Texas A&M
9’10”
Top Tight End Broad Jumps
- Ben Sinnott, Kansas State
10’6″ - Theo Johnson, Penn State
10’5″ - Jaheim Bell, Florida State
10’4″ - Dallin Holker, Colorado State
10’2″ - Tip Reiman, Illinois
10’1″ - Trey Knox, South Carolina
10’1″ - Jared Wiley, TCU
9’10” - Tanner McLachlan, Arizona
9’9″ - Cade Stover, Ohio State
9’9″ - Brevyn Spann-Ford, Minnesota
9’8″
Top Cornerback Broad Jumps
- Max Melton, Rutgers
11’4″ - Andru Phillips, Kentucky
11’3″ - Kyree Jackson, Oregon
11’1″ - Elijah Jones, Boston College
10’11” - Mike Sainristil, Michigan
10’11” - Renardo Green, Florida State
10’10” - Cam Hart, Notre Dame
10’10” - Isaiah Johnson, Syracuse
10’9″ - Jarrian Jones, Florida State
10’9″ - Terrion Arnold, Alabama
10’9″
Top Safety Broad Jumps
- Tyler Owens, Texas Tech
12’2″ - Jaylin Simpson, Auburn
11’1″ - Jaylen Key, Alabama
10’10” - Evan Williams, Oregon
10’6″ - Jaylon Carlies, Missouri
10’5″ - Sione Vaki, Utah
10’5″ - Millard Bradford, TCU
10’4″ - Cole Bishop, Utah
10’4″ - Dadrion Taylor-Demerson, Texas Tech
10’3″ - Andre’ Sam, LSU
10’3″
Top Quarterback Broad Jumps
- Joe Milton III, Tennessee
10’1″ - Michael Pratt, Tulane
9’6″ - Spencer Rattler, South Carolina
9’0″ - Sam Hartman, Notre Dame
8’10”
Top Running Back Broad Jumps
- Jaylen Wright, Tennessee
11’2″ - Isaac Guerendo, Louisville
10’9″ - George Holani, Boise State
10’7″ - Audric Estime, Notre Dame
10’5″ - Keilan Robinson, Texas
10’5″ - Tyrone Tracy Jr., Purdue
10’4″ - Kendall Milton, Georgia
10’4″ - Trey Benson, Florida State
10’2″ - Kamani Vidal, Troy
10’0″ - Isaiah Davis, South Dakota State
9’11”
Top Wide Receiver Broad Jumps
- AD Mitchell, Texas
11’4″ - Devontez Walker, North Carolina
11’2″ - Jermaine Burton, Alabama
11’1″ - Ryan Flournoy, SE Missouri State
11’0″ - Xavier Worthy, Texas
10’11” - Anthony Gould, Oregon State
10’9″ - Ja’Lynn Polk, Washington
10’9″ - Ricky Pearsall, Florida
10’9″ - Johnny Wilson, Florida State
10’8″ - Jalen Coker, Holy Cross
10’8″
Top Offensive Line Broad Jumps
- Mason McCormick, South Dakota State
9’9″ - Tyler Grable, UCF
9’9″ - Caedan Wallace, Penn State
9’8″ - C.J. Hanson, Holy Cross
9’7″ - Dylan McMahon, N.C. State
9’7″ - Brandon Coleman, TCU
9’6″ - Frank Crum, Wyoming
9’6″ - Garret Greenfield, South Dakota State
9’5″ - Roger Rosengarten, Washingto
9’5″ - Troy Fautanu, Washington
9’5″
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