I would wager Desean Jackson would beat Johnson in any race over 50 meters.

Found this
The Official Unofficial Sub 4.3 Forty Yard Dash List at Gridironstuds.com

Bo Jackson Auburn Tigers 4.12
Michael Bennett Minnesota Vikings 4.13
Alexander Wright Dallas Cowboys 4.14
Darrell Green Washington Redskins 4.15
Ahman Green Nebraska Cornhuskers 4.17
Joey Galloway Ohio St. Buckeyes 4.18
Deion Sanders Florida St. Seminoles 4.21
Kevin Curtis Utah Utes 4.21
Don Beebe Buffalo Bills 4.21
Donte Stallworth Tennessee Volunteers 4.22
Willie Parker North Carolina Tar Heels 4.23
Chris Johnson East Carolina Pirates 4.24
Randy Moss Marshall University 4.25
Michael Vick Virginia Tech Hokies 4.25
Jerome Mathis Hampton 4.25
Devin Hester University of Miami 4.27
Darren McFadden Arkansas Razorbacks 4.27
James Jett West Virginia 4.27 new 3/27/09
Kevin Williams University of Miami 4.28
Champ Bailey Georgia Bulldogs 4.28
Raghib Ismail Notre Dame Fighting Irish 4.28
Fabian Washington Nebraska Cornhuskers 4.29
Laveranues Coles Florida St. Seminoles 4.29
James Williams Fresno St. 4.29
Gaston Green UCLA 4.29

You can add T. Holliday LSU and Jeff. Demps UF to this list too. They both run 4.2's and 10.00/10.01 100 dash

^The VAST majority of those are bullshit--guarantee it. Michael Vick 4.25---BAHAHA!

Don Beebe giving hope to white men everywhere.

Im surprised no one mentioned the comment Johnson made about the slow big 10.



“He’s pretty fast, but where a lot of people get it mistaken at, the conference that he played in, what was it, the Big Ten, they’re a slow conference,” Johnson said. “They don’t have fast guys in that conference so it automatically made him look like he was a real fast guy.”





http://espn.go.com/blog/afcsouth/tag/_/name/chris-johnson

Chris Johnson played in Conference USA lol

cats gone wild wrote: Im surprised no one mentioned the comment Johnson made about the slow big 10.



“He’s pretty fast, but where a lot of people get it mistaken at, the conference that he played in, what was it, the Big Ten, they’re a slow conference,” Johnson said. “They don’t have fast guys in that conference so it automatically made him look like he was a real fast guy.”





http://espn.go.com/blog/afcsouth/tag/_/name/chris-johnson

What conference you are in has nothing to do with how fast you are...you are a RAtard

DeyDurkie5 wrote:

cats gone wild wrote: Im surprised no one mentioned the comment Johnson made about the slow big 10.



“He’s pretty fast, but where a lot of people get it mistaken at, the conference that he played in, what was it, the Big Ten, they’re a slow conference,” Johnson said. “They don’t have fast guys in that conference so it automatically made him look like he was a real fast guy.”





http://espn.go.com/blog/afcsouth/tag/_/name/chris-johnson

What conference you are in has nothing to do with how fast you are...you are a RAtard

Surprise, surprise................stalker alert. Whats my post have to do anything with me? I posted what he said. I didnt say I agree with him or anything. Trolling as always.

*maybe I should of put "'s around the "slow big 10", so you knew it wasnt from me, but I thought people would grasp what I was posting.*

Crazies, what do you mean Bolt isnt good at long distance? His longest competitive distance is the 400 and he ran a 45.xx when he was 16. Hasnt ran it since.

As for the topic, ive raced against Ginn, Johnson, and countless All-American Track Stars and Football players. A race between those too is unable to be guessed. Strictly from the people that went on to play football, I can confidently say that those two are the fastest ive raced against.

Who cares? Has anyone considered that perhaps Ted Ginn Jr. has nothing to prove and it would be a stupid contest for no reason whatsoever. It sounds like two little kids, talking smack about one guy's Daddy being able to beat up the other guy's Daddy. I realize that this may be far fetched, but let's just suppose that one of these two tore an achilles or snapped a "hammy" as a result of this meaningless, childlike challenge. Now what have we proved? It would seem that we have proved that adults can really be stupid. It almost sounds like this whole challenge thing was the figment of someone's imagination.

cats gone wild wrote:

DeyDurkie5 wrote:

cats gone wild wrote: Im surprised no one mentioned the comment Johnson made about the slow big 10.



“He’s pretty fast, but where a lot of people get it mistaken at, the conference that he played in, what was it, the Big Ten, they’re a slow conference,” Johnson said. “They don’t have fast guys in that conference so it automatically made him look like he was a real fast guy.”





http://espn.go.com/blog/afcsouth/tag/_/name/chris-johnson

What conference you are in has nothing to do with how fast you are...you are a RAtard

Surprise, surprise................stalker alert. Whats my post have to do anything with me? I posted what he said. I didnt say I agree with him or anything. Trolling as always.

*maybe I should of put "'s around the "slow big 10", so you knew it wasnt from me, but I thought people would grasp what I was posting.*

He was referring to CJ as the RAtard dude.

Maybe you really are a RAtard for not knowing that

SQ_Crazies wrote: I read somewhere that Bolt's 40 time is off the charts--somewhere around a 4 flat, which is a big reason he can coast to most of his victories in the end. He isn't just good in the long distance, he's the best out of the blocks too from most accounts.

You SQ are sadly mistaken. Ever watch Bolt run? He usually gets smoked off the line. He doesn't begin to pull ahead until the middle of the race. I mean, the guy is 6'5...a long strider...

Swamp Fox wrote: Who cares? Has anyone considered that perhaps Ted Ginn Jr. has nothing to prove and it would be a stupid contest for no reason whatsoever. It sounds like two little kids, talking smack about one guy's Daddy being able to beat up the other guy's Daddy. I realize that this may be far fetched, but let's just suppose that one of these two tore an achilles or snapped a "hammy" as a result of this meaningless, childlike challenge. Now what have we proved? It would seem that we have proved that adults can really be stupid. It almost sounds like this whole challenge thing was the figment of someone's imagination.

This, would racing down a street at a pool party really show who the faster person is? God forbid Ginn get hurt because he is already on somewhat of a short leash in Miami.

Ender Wiggin wrote: Crazies, what do you mean Bolt isnt good at long distance? His longest competitive distance is the 400 and he ran a 45.xx when he was 16. Hasnt ran it since.

No, no. I said he isn't JUST good in the long distance--he's good getting out of the block as well.

THUNDER--you don't set WR's being slow off the line.

I wasn't comparing Bolt to a WR. I was merely saying that in his races the other 9 runners usually beat Bolt out of the blocks but then get toasted as the race progresses...

WR=world record.

HAHA. My bad SQ...