Barnes, who made 10 starts for Baylor in his senior season,
posted a blistering 4.23. It was fastest ever for a defensive
player, and within a whisker of the 4.22 by wide receiver John
Ross in 2017.
Woolen, who was listed as a mid-to-late second-round selection
by one draft analyst, ran a 4.26. He spent his college career at
UTSA, the first three seasons as a wide receiver and the last
two at cornerback.
More than half of the NFL's 32 teams have a primary need for a
cornerback, according to the Draft Network website.
--Field Level Media
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