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17 Best NFL Combine Vertical Jump Records Includes an Insane 46-Inch Leap to the Heavens

HERO Sports by HERO Sports
March 1, 2018
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17 Best NFL Combine Vertical Jump Records Includes an Insane 46-Inch Leap to the Heavens

You know the tired cliché announcers rely upon way too often during NFL broadcasts: "Athletes these days are bigger, stronger, faster, and more athletic." When it comes to the best NFL Combine vertical jump records, however, this doesn't appear to be true whatsoever.

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As another cliché states: Numbers don't lie. Five of the best leaps in combine history took place before 2009, with three of the top four spots belonging to an incredible 2005 class led by the all-time leaping leader, Gerald Sensabaugh of North Carolina.

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Gerald Sensabaugh – 46 Inches

Sensabaugh's insane 46-inch vertical leap at the 2005 NFL Scouting Combine has easily stood the test of time.

Post-combine, he would go on to play eight seasons in the NFL while accumulating 411 tackles and 14 interceptions, including a career-high of 5 in 2010 with the Dallas Cowboys.

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Best NFL Combine Vertical Jump Records in History

Height in Inches Name School Position Year
46 Gerald Sensabaugh North Carolina S 2005
45.5 Cameron Wake Penn State LB 2005
45 Chris Chambers Wisconsin WR 2001
45 Chris McKenzie Arizona State CB 2005
45 Donald Washington Ohio State CB 2009
45 Chris Conley Georgia WR 2015
44.5 Byron Jones UConn CB 2015
44 A.J. Jefferson Fresno State CB 2010
44 Obi Melifonwu UConn S 2017
43.5 Marcus Williams Utah DB 2017
43.5 Speedy Noil Texas A&M WR 2017
43.5 Jay Hinton Morgan State RB 1999
43.5 Jerry Azumah New Hampshire RB 1999
43.5 Kevin Kasper Iowa WR 2001
43.5 Dustin Fox Ohio State S 2005
43.5 Dorin Dickerson Pittsburgh TE 2010
43.5 Kashif Moore UConn WR 2012

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