2018 NFL COMBINE:TOP 5 PERFORMERS

Modified Mar 08, 2018 23:53 GMT

NFL Combine - Day 4 — Griffin received a lot of support from people

#2 Mike Gesicki (Tight End, Penn State)

Rutgers v Penn State — Gesicki got a chance to boost his draft value at the combine

Domination would be the perfect word to describe Gesicki's performance at the 2018 NFL combine. Among tight ends, he finished first in six of the seven drills he participated in on Saturday.

A second-round prospect, the combine was Gesicki's last chance to boost his draft value and he made sure that he gave it his all.

Looking to predict NFL playoff Scenarios? Try our NFL Playoff Predictor for real-time simulations and stay ahead of the game!

Gesicki started off with a 4.54s 40-yard dash displaying his speed and acceleration before going on to show his lower body strength with jumps of 41.5 in the vertical and 10'9" in the broad jump.

With times of 6.76s, 4.10s, 11.33s he finished first in the 3-cone drill, 20-yard shuttle and 60-yard shuttle showing his agility.

Gesicki also recorded 22 reps on the bench press displaying his upper body strength and showing signs of being an able blocker.

According to some scouts, Gesicki's performance at the combine might make him a top-40 consideration come draft night on 26 April.

About the author

Hi this is Raj Kiran, I am an avid follower of sports and have an interest in watching and writing about matches from all around the globe be it from the globally loved football or American Football. I watch them all and like to post about them on a regular basis.

Know More

What positions do the Bears need to draft? Exploring biggest requirements for Ben Johnson and Co. in 2025 NFL Draft

Edited by Alan John