In how many seconds can a good wide receiver run from one end of a football field to the other end?

Question

A really good wide receiver

Answer 1

That's 100 yards so it'll be between 9.5 and 10 seconds.

Answer 2

In a game in 2005 Koren Robinson returned a kick from one yard deep for a TD. He was able to take and run straight upfield, thats just how the blocking worked out. The announcers were talking about it and they replayed it and put a little stopwatch graphic on the screen. They timed it at a little over 14 seconds. If you wanted a time in a football game scenerio i would say that would be a good point. If you want a time for like just a sprint with no pads or ball it would be less obviously but i dont know one since players never run timed 100s in combines or other official events.

Answer 3

ok currently the fastest player in the NFL is Deangelo Hall CB for the Atlanta Falcons, the Two Fastest WRs in the league are Randy Moss and Tim Dwight. Tim Dwight actually trainded for the Olympics in the hundred meter and the 4x100 relay. and the average 100 meter time for these three is about 10.5. that is an average for an olympic sprinter as well. now speed does not necessarily make for a good wide reciever. jerry rice was never the fastest but he ran his routes better than anyone. that and good hands make for the best wide receivers.

Answer 4

well a couple years ago, Ted Ginn Jr had a 100-yard kickoff return against Wisconsin. It took him 11 seconds to run that 100 yards while in pads and cutting across the field. So I would have to say, that if a receiver with the speed of Ted Ginn Jr had to run straight across the field (no cutting across), then he would probably take around 10 - 10.5 seconds

Answer 5

do you mean good or fast?

A guy like Ted Ginn Jr. could probably run it between 10-11 seconds. A normal time for a receiver who can run a 4.4 40 time could probably run the 100 yard dash in 12 seconds

Answer 6

A good wide recieiver can run 40-yard in 4.4, and that times 3 (100+10+10) is 13.2, but since it's longer, probably 14 seconds.

Answer 7

Ok some guy really sucks at math... but good wide receivers would run a hundred yard dash in about 12 seconds, they don't usually time this though because receivers don't have to go from endzone to endzone very often

Answer 8

Let's say a fast time in the 40 yard dash is 4.4 seconds. Extrapolate that out to 100 yards, and that would be 11 seconds. But since he would not be able to sustain the same 4.4 speed the whole 100 yards, I'd say 12 seconds.

Answer 9

Yes, based on your height and weight, as well as your 40-yard dash time, I believe that you will make a very good fit at the wide receiver position. You have the ideal size for a high school sophomore wide receiver, playing on the junior varsity football team. My best advice for you is to work hard and perform very well in practice every day. In addition, what you need to do this upcoming (and every) offseason is eat healthy, exercise by doing weight lifting, and either jogging or going for a long run every day. If you do these things, you will get faster, stronger, and into better shape, which will greatly improve your chances of becoming a successful, top notch wide receiver in high school football, who could go on to play college football. By the way, your chances of playing college football depend on your performance in football during your sophomore, junior, and especially senior, years of high school. If you perform very well in football during your final 3 years of high school, you will greatly improve your chances of getting recruited to play for a college football program in the future.

Answer 10

Depends

Is the defense on the field? Or is it an open run?

Is the guy a burner or a posession WR?

I say be more specific.

But if he's a burner and the defense is on the field, I'd give him 16 seconds, and 13 if the defense isn't on the field.

And for posession, I'd give him 18 seconds, and 15 if the defense isn't on the field.

Answer 11

about 19-20 sec

what are you talking about in 30-35 minutes even worst wide receiver could run, and 4.4 is imposible what are you thinking about 4.4 is not enough for the half of the field.

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