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WATCH: Emmanuel Ogbah Runs 4.62 40-Yard Dash
Heading into the week, Emmanuel Ogbah was projected to run a 4.77 40-yard dash by some experts. But Ogbah crushed that projection on multiple attempts at the NFL combine on Sunday. His first attempt was very good, a 4.65 unofficial time.
https://vine.co/v/igBiuxWKrT3
And his second? It was even faster than his first (4.62).
Ogbah, 2nd 40 time, 4.62 @Eman_OSU38 pic.twitter.com/57ChRoRhGU
— Michael “Mudoh” ?? (@IAmMudoh) February 28, 2016
It was also faster than Colin Kaepernick’s in 2011.
Ogbah's 4.62 40-yard dash time is faster than what QB Colin Kaepernick ran in 2011.
— Kyle Boone (@PFBoone) February 28, 2016
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