D1 Combine Training Athletes Are Still Dominating Pro Days Ahead Of 2026 NFL Draft | D1 Daily

The D1 Combine Training program is continuing to pump out quality results.

Tamon Lynum, JaMichael McGoy and Jordan Brunson have all put up solid numbers at their pro days, following in the footsteps of the other D1 Combine Training athletes that worked under Clif Marshall.

Here's how they performed:

Tamon Lynum, Cornerback, Pitt

Lynum had an all-around solid showing. Standing at 6-foot-2, 189 pounds and with a 77-inch wingspan, he has impressive measurables for the cornerback position.

Here are his numbers:

• 4.53-second 40-yard dash
• 31.5-inch vertical jump
• 9'5-foot broad jump
• 7.28-second three-cone drill
• 4.32-second 20-yard shuttle

JaMichael McGoy, Cornerback, UT Martin

After setting the Skyhawks record for most passes defensed in a career (46), McGoy had an incredible showing despite subpar weather conditions.

Clif Marshall highlighted how impressive the performance was, with rain and strong winds. Still McGoy ran in the 4.3s for the 40, though he has clocked in the 4.2 range in ideal conditions.

He also would have ranked first in the L-drill (6.85 seconds), third in pro agility (4.22 seconds) and fourth in the 40-yard dash among cornerbacks at this year's NFL Combine, which is held indoors.

Marshall also noted that McGoy added 16 pounds of lean mass during D1 Combine Training.

Jordan Brunson, Running Back, Miami (OH)

Brunson's day caught a lot of NFL eyes.

Reports indicate he spoke with scouts from the Tennessee Titans, New Orleans Saints and Cincinnati Bengals following the RedHawks pro day.

Brunson had his most productive season his senior year, rushing for 767 yards and four touchdowns this season, and helped the team to a MAC Championship appearance.

His pro days numbers show a great blend of size and speed.