Watch: Patrick Queen Runs Impressive 40-Yard Dash At The Combine But Leaves With Injury

by Staff Reporter

March 1, 202010 Comments

LSU linebacker Patrick Queen ran a 4.56 40-yard dash in his first attempt at the NFL Combine but pulled a hamstring on his second attempt which ended his night.

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Biggiebam•73 months

I understand the concept of the 40 but it’s so irrelevant. Watch the game film and see how fast they run in pads making these guys run till they break their body down is messed up. Could cost guys practices and potentially games. Now I see why some of our guys didn’t participate. Cause guys like queen literally has to pull his hamstring just to improve his stock. This is beyond me!

chinco banditos•73 months

Completely agree. How many times do you see a guy put up great numbers in spandex but it doesn't show up on the film. Still gets drafted higher than he should because of "potential" and ends up being a bust. Give me the guy that just makes the play when he's supposed to.

udtiger•73 months

According to Yahoo, the official on the second attempt was 4.5. That's fricking flying.

ByUselves•73 months

Ouch, great run, get well for Pro Day and make a bigger impression.

beantown•73 months

Can’t believe he rode the bench for so long

HoldThatTiger2511•73 months

He was behind freaking Devin white and a probable day 2 pick

ByUselves•73 months

Look @ Debo, another prime example an LSU LB having to wait to get playing time.

beantown•73 months

Then why not have him beside White...we ran a 3-4. He didn’t start every game this season either. Regardless, glad to see him doing so well now.