Who stood out on the last day of the NFL Combine?

INDIANAPOLIS, IN - FEBRUARY 28: Iowa offensive lineman Logan Jones answers questions from the media during the NFL Scouting Combine on February 28, 2026 at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis, IN. (Photo by Zach Bolinger/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) | Icon Sportswire via Getty Images

This year's edition of the NFL's Scouting Combine has come and gone, concluding with offensive linemen workouts on Sunday in Lucas Oil Stadium. While the skill positions got their opportunity to show out earlier in the weekend, the big nasties in the trenches," as they're affectionately known, put their athleticism and strength on display ahead of next month's NFL Draft in Pittsburgh.

Nine linemen were recorded with a sub-five second 40-yard dash time. That mark is second only to a combine record 12 athletes in 2022. Iowa's Logan Jones clocked the fastest dash for the position group at a flat 4.9 seconds. Utah's Spencer Fano and Arizona State's Max Iheanachor each followed with a 4.91. Fano's teammate, Caleb Lomu measured at a 4.99, the slowest of the under five seconds group.

Not only did the distance speed impress, but the OL groups had a total of five players reach a speed of at least 20.3 mph during their 40-yard dash attempts, according to NFL's Next Gen Stats. Kansas Jayhawk Enrique Cruz led all linemen with a max speed of 20.69 mph. This is a big step up from last year's combine where just Jared Wilson eclipsed that mark with a blazing 21.04 mph dash.

Five offensive linemen reached at least 20.3 mph during the 40-yard dash, led by Kansas tackle Enrique Cruz with a max speed of 20.69 mph.

At the 2025 combine, just one OL prospect (Jared Wilson, 21.04 mph) exceeded 20.3. pic.twitter.com/mTE5RBPwaX

- Next Gen Stats (@NextGenStats) March 1, 2026

On paper, this class of offensive linemen has the potential to be one of the better groups in recent time. It is increasingly possible that two of these athletes could become future top-ten picks in the upcoming draft. Only time will tell just how impactful these elite measurables will hold up on the field.