Former Georgia Bulldog holds all-time NFL combine record

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Former Georgia Bulldogs wide receiver Chris Conley still holds an all-time NFL combine record in the vertical jump. Conley's 45-inch vertical jump at the 2015 combine has withstood the test of time. No other combine participant has ever had a higher vertical jump.

Conley shares the combine's vertical jump record with cornerback Donald Washington, who also posted a 45-inch vertical jump in 2009. Conley's athleticism helped him have a lengthy 10-year NFL career. Conley retired from the NFL in 2025 to return to UGA for film school.

Conley posted just under 3,000 career receiving yards and 15 touchdowns in his NFL career. He helped San Francisco make Super Bowl 58 and was also an excellent special teams player.

In addition to Conley, former Georgia defensive tackle Jeff Owens also is among the combine's all-time leaders. Owens has the fifth-most bench reps in combine history with 44 reps of 225 pounds back in 2010.

NFL combine's best all-time vertical jumps​

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• Wide receiver Chris Conley, 45.0 (2015)
• Cornerback Donald Washington, 45.0 (2009)
• Cornerback Byron Jones, 44.5 (2015)
• Wide receiver Donovan Peoples-Jones, 44.5 (2020)
• Cornerback A.J. Jefferson, 44.0 (2010)
• Cornerback Quan Martin, 44.0 (2023)
• Safety Obi Melifonwu, 44.0 (2017)
• Safety Juan Thornhill, 44.0 (2019)

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