After offense dominated the first two days of the 2018 NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis, the defensive stars in this year's draft class had an opportunity to showcase themselves Sunday.
Defensive linemen and linebackers ran through drills on the third day of the event. While many focused on how top pass-rushers such as Bradley Chubb, Arden Key and Harold Landry would perform, Shaquem Griffin stole the show.
The UCF Knights linebacker ran a 4.38-second 40-yard dash, which was the fastest time for the position since 2003. The NFL shared a replay of his run:
Naturally, Griffin sent social media into a frenzy:
Doctors amputated Griffin's left hand when he was four years old, which was the result of a condition that had developed before he was born.