Mississippi State defensive lineman Montez Sweat runs the 40-yard dash during the NFL football scouting combine Sunday in Indianapolis. (AP Photo/Darron Cummings)
No sweat!
Defensive lineman Montez Sweat just broke a record.
The 6-6, 260-pound Mississippi State edge rusher set the NFL Combine on fire Sunday, running the 40-yard dash officially in 4.41 seconds, topping the mark of 4.43 set by Emanuel Lawson in 2006, according to the Washington Post.
Sweat was so fast, he was wide-receiver fast.
A 4.41 would rate for eighth-best among this year’s combine receivers, the NFL said.
Only one running back — Oklahoma State’s Justice Hill — recorded a mark faster than Sweat’s.
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Next will be what round and for what team Sweat shall hear his name during the NFL draft in Nashville on April 25!
“I mean, obviously I’m blessed with whoever takes me in the draft,” Sweat said on Saturday, USA Today reported. “I’m going to give my all for whoever, but any team that takes me, they’re getting a winner.”
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