What Sonny Styles accomplished on Thursday is nothing short of extraordinary. For those familiar with his weekly performances in Columbus, his raw athleticism was already evident. But this week, Styles took it to another level, showcasing his physical prowess in a way that left everyone in awe.
Standing at 6-foot-5 and weighing in at 244 pounds, Styles boasts an impressive 32 7/8-inch arm length and 10-inch hands. In simpler terms, he's built like a machine.
On the turf, Styles was unstoppable. His 4.46-second 40-yard dash stole the spotlight, but his 43.5-inch vertical leap and 11'2" broad jump were equally jaw-dropping.
To put this in perspective, Styles matches the height of Calvin Johnson, weighs just three pounds less than Derrick Henry, boasts the same vertical as NBA's Nate Robinson, matches Bijan Robinson’s 40-yard dash, and equals Julio Jones in the broad jump. It's mind-boggling.
The standout statistic here is his RAS, or "Relative Athletic Score." This metric combines a player's physical data-height, weight, and test results-into a single number to rank athletic ability. Styles achieved a perfect 10.00 as a linebacker, and remarkably, also scored perfect 10s as a strong safety, cornerback, and wide receiver, with a near-perfect 9.87 as a defensive end.
Calling Styles a "perfect prospect" isn't far-fetched. His athletic prowess is complemented by a sharp, strategic mind.
His football IQ is off the charts, allowing him to translate raw athleticism into game-changing plays. Whether in a vacuum or on the field, Styles' athleticism is unparalleled.