The defensive secondary was the highlight of the day, with cornerbacks and safeties posting the fastest 40‑yard dash times in Combine history. 6‑foot‑1, 193‑lb. Charles Demmings of Stephen F. Austin ran a 4.41‑second dash, while Missouri’s Toriano Pride Jr. topped the chart with a 4.32‑second run. Georgia’s Daylen Everette and Washington’s Tacario Davis also posted sub‑4.40 times, underscoring the depth of talent in the class.
Meanwhile, the tight ends delivered their own standout performances. Kenyan Sadiq and Eli Stowers set new Combine records, proving that the 2026 class is not only deep in the secondary but also in the skill positions. The New York Giants, who have long needed a strong defensive backfield, are watching closely as teams evaluate this historically fast group.