NFL Sports editorial source review ·
Ryan Fitzpatrick: Combine results and workout sources
The 2005 table lists a 105 inch broad jump, a 7.09 second cone and a 4.07 second shuttle. The lifting field has no recorded result.
Read the workout in context
St. Louis selected the Harvard quarterback in the seventh round. His lifting field remains blank in the reviewed table. A blank does not mean zero repetitions, and it does not establish why an athlete skipped a test.
Testing table
Source setting: compiled combine record. Values below follow the linked record. A blank field stays unknown; only a source that says DNP supports that label.
| Test | Recorded result |
|---|---|
| 40 yard sprint | 4.86 seconds |
| Vertical jump | 30.5 inches |
| Broad jump | 105 inches |
| Three cone drill | 7.09 seconds |
| 20 yard shuttle | 4.07 seconds |
| Bench press | Not recorded in reviewed source |
What the measurements tell you
The college listed for this draft entry is Harvard. The selection was round 7, pick 250, in 2005, by St. Louis Rams. This identifies the selecting club rather than a present day team.
The reviewed draft record lists 6 ft 2 in and 232 pounds. Draft measurements describe that point in time. A later team roster can list different measurements, so use a dated roster for a current size question.
Using the results fairly
Jumps test power in different directions. The cone and shuttle use different paths, so their times are not interchangeable. Lifting repetitions do not show catching skill or passing accuracy. These tests add a physical snapshot to a draft report; they do not replace film, production or a medical review.
This table follows the source notes rather than choosing the best mark from several events. Where a second report differs, the event note explains the gap. We publish no percentile without a defined comparison group, sample size and calculation.
What to check for this record
The 105 inch broad jump equals 8 feet 9 inches. A 4.07 second shuttle does not imply a faster full sprint than his recorded 4.86, because the drills cover different distances. The corrected table keeps those units and event names beside the values.
Questions readers ask
Which draft team selected this player?
St. Louis Rams selected the Harvard QB in round 7, at pick 250, in 2005. This is draft history, not a current roster claim.
What does an empty test field mean?
It means the reviewed source does not record a result. It does not mean zero, and it does not prove why the athlete did not have a listed mark.
Sources and review method
We checked the linked records for this update. Team and school reports can explain the event. Historical tables compile results and may leave fields empty. We keep that distinction visible and do not claim an affiliation with the source publishers.