Jayden Daniels 40 Time: No Published LSU Pro Day Run
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LSU records DNP for the 40 yard dash on March 27, 2024. There is no time from that event to compare with other prospects.
Check the dated event record
The official LSU pro day page has a results row for March 27, 2024. Its 40 yard entry is DNP. That entry describes participation at that workout. It does not record a timed attempt.
Before using any quoted sprint time, ask which event produced it and who timed the run. A combine result, a college workout and an estimate from video are different types of evidence. The event and method should stay attached to the number.
Why a game run cannot replace a measured sprint
Game movement depends on the play. A runner may change direction, avoid a defender or slow down near the sideline. A straight sprint follows a defined distance under a testing setup. Those conditions answer different questions.
Rushing yards also combine many plays. They can help describe how a quarterback contributes on the ground, but they cannot tell you how many seconds he needs for a timed 40. Keep production totals separate from stopwatch results.
Even two recorded times need context. Timing method, surface and event can affect comparisons. Do not combine a hand timed estimate with an official result and assign a precise position rank as though the setup were identical.
What to use when assessing mobility
Look at rushing attempts, yards, touchdowns and full game footage. Separate a designed run from a scramble after the passing play breaks down. Watch how a player protects himself and whether the run helps the offense reach the next down.
These checks describe play on the field. They do not produce an official sprint time, and this page does not assign a speed percentile without one. Use the source record for testing and the team game logs for game performance.