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NFL Combine 2015: Full results for tight ends

Maxx Williams and Clive Walford both turned in strong performances at the NFL Combine.

The top tight ends from around the nation converged on Indianapolis to try and convince NFL teams they deserve a look in the 2015 NFL Draft. The tight end position is one where you typically only hear about the top one or two players coming out of college, with just a handful of guys going in the top two rounds.

But the tight end position is evolving in the NFL, as we’ve seen with players like Jimmy Graham and Rob Gronkowski. NFL teams want to score a big guy who can catch the football and create matchup nightmares for shorter linebackers. There’s a few such players in this year’s draft, notably Maxx Williams of Minnesota and Clive Walford of Miami.

Walford and Williams had pretty similar showings at the combine. Walford ran a 4.79 40-yard dash, while Williams ran 4.78. Walford had a slightly better broad jump, but Williams had four inches on Walford in the vertical leap. Whatever the case, those two should be the first guys off the board on draft day. Mycole Pruitt of Southern Illinois boosted his draft status by turning in the fastest 40 among tight ends at 4.58, handily beating the next guy, Wes Saxton of Southern Alabama.

Here’s a look at the full results from the tight ends in Indianapolis:

Player School Height Weight Arm Hand 10 Yard 40 Bench Vertical Broad Short Shuttle 60 Yard Shuttle
Rory Anderson South Carolina 6'5 244 32 1/4 8 3/4
Blake Bell Oklahoma 6'6 252 33 1/8 10 1.67 4.80 14 33" 9'8" 4.32 11.81
E.J. Bibbs Iowa State 6'2 258 31 1/8 10 1/4 20
Nick Boyle Delaware 6'4 268 33 3/8 10 3/8 1.78 20 30.5" 9'4" 4.23 11.65
Gerald Christian Louisville 6'3 244 32 1/2 10 3/4 1.73 4.87 28 4.70 12.66
Cameron Clear Texas A&M 6'6 277 33 5/8 9 5/8 1.66 4.98 32" 9' 4.48 12.07
A.J. Derby Arkansas 6'4 255 30 1/2 9 1/2 15
Jeff Heuerman Ohio State 6'5 254 33 1/4 10 1/8 26
Jesse James Penn State 6'7 261 33 9 3/86 1.70 4.83 26 37.5" 10'1" 4.50 12.15
Ben Koyack Notre Dame 6'5 255 32 5/8 10 3/4
Tyler Kroft Rutgers 6'6 246 33 9 5/8 17
Nick O'Leary Florida State 6'3 252 29 3/4 9 3/8 1.78 4.93 21 30.5" 9'2" 4.50 12.40
Mycole Pruitt Southern Illinois 6'2 251 33 1/2 10 1/4 1.60 4.58 17 38" 9'10" 4.37 11.85
Wes Saxton Southern Alabama 6'3 248 32 9 5/8 1.57 4.65 36" 9'11" 4.49 12.52
Jean Sifrin UMass 6'5 245 33 3/8 11 1.69 4.84 33" 9'6" 4.60 12.25
Randall Telfer Southern Cal 6'6 250 33 1/2 9 5/8 20
Eric Tomlinson UTEP 6'6 263 32 7/8 10 1.78 19 9'2" 4.54 12.41
Clive Walford Miami (FL) 6'4 251 34 10 1/4 1.66 4.79 20 30.5" 10' 4.57
Maxx Williams Minnesota 6'3 249 33 1/2 10 3/8 1.74 4.78 17 34.5" 9'9" 4.37 12.31
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