Georgia Bulldogs defensive tackle Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins ran an impressive time in the 40-yard dash at the 2025 NFL combine . Ingram-Dawkins ran a 4.86 second 40-yard dash, which ranks second (tied) among all defensive tackles.
Only Nebraska defensive tackle Ty Robinson (4.83) has run a faster 40-yard dash at defensive tackle than Ingram-Dawkins. Of course, Ingram-Dawkins is a versatile defender. He can play both defensive end and defensive tackle.
Fellow Georgia Bulldog defensive tackles Nazir Stackhouse (5.15 seconds) and Warren Brinson (5.09 seconds) both also participated the in 40-yard dash, but did not impress as much as Ingram-Dawkins.
Ingram-Dawkins' 10-yard split of 1.69 seconds is the fastest (tied) of any defensive tackle. NFL scouts closely look at 10-yard splits because it is rare that a defensive lineman would run 40 yards straight down the field. Ingram-Dawkins also posted a 36-inch vertical jump, which was the best of any defensive tackle. Ingram-Dawkins also posted the best broad jump (10-foot-4) among defensive tackles.
Ingram-Dawkins' strong performance at the combine should help him rise up NFL draft boards after he did not have the most statistically productive college career. The 6-foot-5, 275-pound defensive tackle is on the lighter side for players at his position, but regardless of his position, he performed well at the combine.
Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins' 40-yard dash
Georgia defensive end Mykel Williams is electing to participate in on-field drills at Georgia's pro day instead of the combine, but Ingram-Dawkins put on a show in Indianapolis for UGA fans and NFL scouts.
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