Those were the words uttered over the broadcast shortly after Terry McLaurin ran a scorching 4.35-second 40-yard dash, becoming the third Buckeye in a matter of hours to turn heads with his speed. McLaurin’s 4.35 followed Johnnie Dixon’s impressive time of 4.41 and Parris Campbell’s 4.32, which is tied for the fastest time at the NFL Combine this season as well as Ohio State combine history. The trio of receivers accounted for three of the top-10 times at the combine through Sunday. No other school had even two players in the top-25, except Ohio State actually had one more, with running back Mike Weber running a 4.47 – tied for the 21st best time. 4.32u!@OhioStateFB WR @PCampbell21 with the fastest 40 of the #NFLCombine so far : #NFLCombine on @nflnetwork pic.twitter.com/phEfD691Gn — NFL (@NFL) March 2, 2019 The results make it clear: Ohio State had the fastest offense in the country in 2018. That Buckeye offense…
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