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NFL Combine 2015: Full results for wide receivers

Kevin White and Amari Cooper turned in solid showings at the NFL combine, but it was Chris Conley and J.J. Nelson who stole the show.

This year’s draft class isn’t as strong as last when it comes to the wide receiver position, but there are plenty of promising players and many of them were on full display at the NFL Scouting Combine this week. While there’s still some combine left for other positions, the receivers have been through all of their drills and workouts.

Multiple players made headlines with their skill in the workouts, including Georgia’s Chris Conley. He ran a 40-yard dash of 4.35 seconds, set the record for vertical leap at the position with 45 inches and put up a broad jump of 11 feet, 7 inches -- also a record for receivers. He is also the subject of multiple pooping memes, so in all, it was a pretty complete combine for the young prospect.

J.J. Nelson of UAB had a 40 time of 4.28 seconds, the best at this year’s combine so far. Top prospects like Amari Cooper and Kevin White also had strong showings in most of the drills. Cooper had a 4.42 40-yard dash while White definitely exceeded expectations with a 4.35 40. In a recent conference call, NFL Network draft guru Mike Mayock said he expected White to run between a 4.5 and a 4.6.

Below, we’ve got the full results for all wide receivers at the combine:

Player School Height Weight Arm Hand 10 Yard 40 Bench Vertical Broad 3-Cone Short Shuttle 60 Yard Shuttle Drops
Nelson Agholor Southern Cal 6'0 198 32 1/4 9 1/4 1.53 4.42 12
Mario Alford West Virginia 5'8 180 31 1/4 9 3/8 1.66 4.43 13 34" 10'1" 6.64 4.07 11.22
Dres Anderson Utah 6'1 187 31 5/8 9 3/8 13
Kenny Bell Nebraska 6'1 197 31 5/8 9 1/4 1.57 4.42 7 41.5" 10'9" 6.66 4.15 11.6
Da'Ron Brown Northern Illinois 6'0 205 32 10 1/4 1.55 4.54 17 37" 10' 7.04 4.11 11.68
Kaelin Clay Utah 5'10 195 30 7/8 9 1.65 4.51 10 33" 9'5" 6.97 4.26
Sammie Coates Auburn 6'1 212 33 3/8 9 3/8 1.59 4.43 23 41" 10'11" 6.98 4.06 11.81
Chris Conley Georgia 6'2 213 33 3/4 9 7/8 1.6 4.35 18 45" 11'7" 7.06 4.3 1.65
Amari Cooper Alabama 6'1 211 31 1/2 10 1.63 4.42 33" 10' 6.71 3.98
Jamison Crowder Duke 5'8 185 30 3/8 8 3/4 1.71 4.56 10 37" 9'7" 7.17 4.32
Davaris Daniels Notre Dame 6'1 201 31 1/4 9 1.58 4.62 13 37" 10'2"
Devante Davis UNLV 6'3 220 32 3/8 9 1/2 1.6 4.57 16 35.5" 9'7" 7.25 4.12 11.6
Geremy Davis UConn 6'2 216 32 1/4 9 1/2 23 36.5" 10'4" 6.86 4.18 11.28
Titus Davis Central Michigan 6'1 196 29 5/8 8 1/4 1.64 4.51 32.5" 9'11" 7.14 4.28
Stefon Diggs Maryland 6'0 195 31 1/4 10 1.54 4.46 35" 9'7" 7.03 4.32
Phillip Dorsett Miami (FL) 5'10 185 30 1/4 9 3/8 1.54 4.33 13 37" 10'2" 6.7 4.11
Devin Funchess Michigan 6'4 232 33 1/2 9 3/4 1.67 4.7 17 38.5" 10'2"
Antwan Goodley Baylor 5'10 209 30 3/4 9 1/4 1.53 4.44
Dorial Green-Beckham Missouri 6'5 237 32 1/2 9 1.61 4.49 13 33.5" 9'11" 6.89 4.45 11.89
Rashad Greene Florida State 5'11 182 31 5/8 9 1.53 4.53 36.5" 10'2" 6.88 4.12
Rannell Hall Central Florida 6'0 198 30 1/2 8 5/8 1.62 4.6 16 41" 11' 6.86 4.15
Justin Hardy East Carolina 5'10 192 32 1/8 10 1.6 4.56 11 36.5" 9'6" 6.63 4.21
Josh Harper Fresno State 6'1 191 30 7/8 8 3/4 1.69 4.64 13 32" 9' 7.15 4.26 12.26
Chris Jones Alabama 5'10 182 30 9 1.62 4.63 8 32.5" 9'11" 6.91 4.19 11.76 II
Dezmin Lewis Central Arkansas 6'4 214 32 1/2 9 7/8 1.66 4.58 16 33.5" 9'11" 7.11 4.28 11.63 I
Tony Lippett Michigan State 6'2 192 32 3/4 9 7/8 1.68 4.61 10 36" 9'6" 6.92 4.13 11.44 I
Tyler Lockett Kansas State 5'10 182 30 8 3/8 1.56 4.4 35.5" 10'1" 6.89 4.07 11.14
Deon Long Maryland 6'0 192 31 9 1/2 1.65 4.51 12 34" 10' 6.98 4.27
Tello Luckett Harding 6'0 211 31 9 1/4 1.69 4.65 17 34" 9'10" 7.51 4.5 12.52 II
Vince Mayle Washington State 6'2 224 31 3/4 9 1.71 4.67 35.5" 9'9" 6.93 4.13 I
Tre McBride William & Mary 6'0 210 32 1/8 9 1.51 4.41 16 38" 10'2" 6.96 4.08 11.7 II
Ty Montgomery Stanford 6'0 221 31 10 1/8 1.62 4.55 40.5" 10'1" 6.97 4.21 11.57 II
Keith Mumphery Michigan State 6'0 215 31 1/8 9 1/8 1.69 4.54 32.5" 10'1" 7.07 4.25 III
J.J Nelson UAB 5'10 156 31 1/8 8 1/4 1.5 4.28 36" 10'7" 7.02 4.15 11.89
DeVante Parker Louisville 6'3 209 33 1/4 9 1/4 1.56 4.45 17 36.5" 10'5" I
Breshad Perriman Central Florida 6'2 212 32 9 1/4
Ezell Ruffin San Diego State 6'0 218 31 1/8 8 3/4 1.66 4.68 17 27.5" 9'2" 7.35 4.58 12.59 I
DeAndre Smelter Georgia Tech 6'2 226 32 5/8 11
Devin Smith Ohio State 6'0 196 31 9 1.63 4.42 10 39" 10'2" 4.15 I
Jaelen Strong Arizona State 6'2 217 32 1/2 9 1.62 4.44 42" 10'3" I
Darren Waller Georgia Tech 6'6 238 33 1/4 9 1.58 4.46 12 37" 10'5" 7.07 4.25 11.34 IIII
DeAndrew White Alabama 5'11 193 31 9 1/8 1.62 4.44 34.5" 10'3' 6.97 4.18 I
Kevin White West Virginia 6'3 215 32 5/8 9 1/4 1.66 4.35 23 36.5" 9'10" 6.92 4.14 11.52 I
Cam Worthy East Carolina 6'2 211 33 1/2 10 1/8 12
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