Former Washington State defensive back Shalom Luani clocked the fastest 60-yard shuttle time among all safeties at the NFL Combine on Monday in Indianapolis when he clocked in at 11.22 seconds.
Luani also excelled at the 40-yard dash and three cone-drill. His 4.56 in the 40-yard dash was the eighth best time among safeties, while his 6.87 in the three-cone drill was sixth-best in his position group.
Luani (5-foot-11, 202 pounds) is regarded as a late round prospect in a draft class that’s considered deep at the safety position. He told Seattle Times report Bob Condotta that he spoke with the Seahawks at the combine, and that most teams he’s met with are interested in him as either a free safety or strong safety.