Jayden Daniels Testing Results: Measurements and DNPs
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LSU measured him at 6 feet 3⅝ inches and 210 pounds. Its drill table lists DNP for the timed runs, jumps and bench press.
The physical measurements
The LSU scorecard records height at 6 feet 3⅝ inches, weight at 210 pounds, hand size at 9⅜ inches, arm length at 32½ inches and wingspan at 76¾ inches. Those are event measurements from March 27, 2024.
The Commanders roster lists a rounded height of 6 feet 4 inches. That listing serves a different purpose from a detailed draft workout measurement. The small difference does not mean the sources measured the same display value.
The drills with no result
The LSU row marks the vertical jump, broad jump, bench press, 40 yard dash, three cone drill and 20 yard shuttle as DNP. Keep that label with the event. It means did not participate, not a failed attempt or a result of zero.
Measurements and drills belong in separate fields. A listed height does not imply a completed jump, and attendance at a workout does not establish participation in every test. Read the row for the individual player rather than the event schedule alone.
How to make a fair comparison
Match the same measurement, unit and event type. For height, keep feet and inches together. For weight, check whether the source uses pounds or kilograms. Preserve fractional inches when comparing a precise workout measurement with another precise measurement.
Then check dates. A draft workout figure describes that event, while a current roster listing describes what the club publishes now. Neither should silently replace the other. This page keeps the source and date beside each set of facts.
Do not calculate an athletic percentile from an empty drill field. A comparison needs a valid result and a defined set of other prospects. Reporting a missing value clearly is more useful than filling it with a guessed number.