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Check out all the latest buzz, testing numbers, rumors, and more in Huskies Wire's official notebook from Monday's Pro Day.
The Washington Huskies ' Pro Day was abuzz with optimism for both the past and future of the program. As 17 players took the field to perform various drills and athletic testing, there were several impressive numbers for the NFL scouts in attendance to write home about. Wide receiver Omari Evans was one of the clear winners of the day, as quarterback Demond Williams Jr.
posted on social media that the Penn State transfer ran an unofficial 4. 25-second 40-yard dash, which would be just . 04 seconds from the NFL combine record of 4.
21, set by former Texas receiver Xavier Worthy (for what it's worth, hand timing can be a little tricky; I had his two attempts timed at 4. 35 and 4. 30, respectively) and also displayed a 41-inch vertical jump.
41 inch vertical for Omari Evans pic. twitter. com/DY6RqdxYsY — Roman Tomashoff (@rtomashoff34) March 16, 2026 Defensive tackle Anterio Thompson also showed off his impressive athleticism with a 4.