Xavier Worthy is taking a victory lap over the 40-yard dash numbers at the 2025 NFL Combine. Worthy's record 40 time of 4.21 held up on Saturday as wide

At a press conference Friday for Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Bond told reporters that he "for sure" will break the marquee event at the combine. Washington's John Ross long held the record at 4.

Former Texas receiver Xavier Worthy set an NFL Scouting Combine record last year after posting a 4.21 in the 40-yard dash. Isaiah Bond, a top Longhorns prospect this year, plans to top Worthy on Saturday at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.

Texas Longhorns wide receiver Isaiah Bond drew a bunch of headlines during the NFL Scouting Combine over the weekend after guaranteeing that he'd brea

NFL Combine kicks off this week at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, where hundreds of prospects will showcase their skills in front of scouts, GMs, a

There’s a monster at the NFL Scouting Combine — a turf monster. In the early goings of the 2025 combine, where prospects are run through a series of drills testing their athletic prowess, prospective NFL players are slipping left and right on the Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.

Ahead of the 2025 NFL Combine, Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian dropped a bold reminder to former Longhorn and now Kansas City Chiefs star Xavier Worthy about his 40-yard dash record.

Hundreds of NFL Draft prospects are in Indianapolis to show off their skills at the 2025 NFL Combine. Here's a guide to the tests they'll face.

Xavier Worthy was the talk of the 2024 NFL Combine due to his record-breaking performance in the 40-yard dash. The Texas Longhorns product broke John Ross III's record which had stood since 2017.

Bond ran an officially timed 4.39 seconds in the 40 (his two runs were unofficially timed and initially shown to the crowd inside Lucas Oil Stadium ... he would break Xavier Worthy's combine ...

Texas WR Isaiah Bond expressed confidence on Friday that he can top Xavier Worthy’s record time of 4.21 seconds in the 40-yard dash on Saturday at Indianapolis' Lucas Oil Stadium.

A quality run, for sure, but just shy of what Bond predicted Friday, when he told reporters here that he would break Xavier Worthy's combine record of 4.21, set last year. Worthy, also a former ...