• Click Here for the Pure Speed Questionnaire (PDF) - Player Information Form

• Click Here for Online Registration - The easiest, quickest and most popular method of registering for the combines. Users may submit their completed form electronically or print it for return by fax or mail.

• Click Here to Receive a Registration Form by Mail - Complete the simple address form and receive an application by mail in 5-7 days.

• Click Here to Download and Print the PDF Registration Form for Fax or Mail In - Download the registration form in PDF format to be printed out and mailed (Mail to: P.O Box 1500 Lithonia, GA. 30058) or faxed (Fax: 678.489.3138) in to PURE SPEED.

• May TBA, 2007 combine @ South Dekalb YMCA 2565 Snapfinger Road Decatur, GA 30034

The combine registration fee is $185.00 through May TBA 2007 & $200.00 after May TBA 2007. Late registration closes Tuesday prior to each combine is filled.

Offensive Linemen and Defensive Linemen registration is at 8am to 8:50am. Combine starts at 9am and ends at 12:15pm

Quarterbacks, Wide-receivers, Linebackers, and Defensive Backs registration is at 11am til 12:15pm. Combine starts at 12:30pm and ends at 4pm.

The times that are listed on the page below are the required times to be seen by the Arena Football League, Arena Football League 2, and National Indoor Football League.

All players planning to attend a PureSpeed Pro Football  Combine must submit a Registration/Application Form for review by the PureSpeed staff. Players are admitted based primarily on age, playing experience and space availability.

The typical combine athlete is between 21 and 29 years of age and has prior college and/or pro experience. Others are also welcome to apply, but are encouraged to supply additional materials with their application that further describe their athletic and/or football background. For example, send some of your playing films and/or accolades

There is no risk in applying. Any player not accepted into a combine receives a 100% refund of the registration fee.

The combine registration fee is $185.00 through May TBA 2007 & $200.00 after May TBA 2007. Late registration closes Tuesday prior to each combine is filled.

This registration will allow the athlete to run the 40yd dash, vertical jump, bench press (225lbs), broad jump, short shuttle, L-drill, and position drills.  Late registrations will be accepted until the Tuesday prior to each combine, if space is available.

Combine tests consist of body measurements, physical tests and position-specific drills. Physical tests are used to determine a player's size, speed, quickness and strength. Position drills allow players to demonstrate their ability in their position.

Body Measurements

• Height - Height and weight measurements determine a player's size. Height is measured to 1/8th of an inch accuracy.

• Weight - Weight is measured to the nearest pound. 

• Body Photo - The body portrait provides a visual image of a player's body type and build. Players are photographed from the front wearing shorts only.

• Hand Span - Spread hand is measured from tip of thumb to tip of pinky.

• Arm Length - Extended arm is measured from shoulder blade to tip of middle finger.

Physical Tests

• 40 Yard Dash - The 40 yard dash is a measure of straight ahead speed. Each player runs twice. Two times are recorded for each run. The best time is used for scoring purposes. Timing is done by pro scouts. 

• 20 Yard Short Shuttle - The 20 yard short shuttle is a measure of quickness. Each player is timed twice, once to the left and once to the right. Both times are recorded. The best time is scored.

• Vertical Jump - The vertical jump is a measure of lower body strength. The test is conducted using the Vertec measuring device. Each player jumps twice. The highest jump is scored.

• 225lb. Bench Press - The 225 pound bench press is a measure of upper body strength. Each player completes as many repetitions as possible.

Position Drills

• QB - QB's are filmed in isolation performing 3, 5 and 7 step drops and also throw to WR's in one-on-one coverage against DB's.

• RB/TE vs LB - Running Backs and Tight Ends compete against Linebackers in man coverage during a one-on-one passing drill. The offensive player selects his routes from a designated list of patterns.

• WR vs DB - Wide Receivers compete against Defensive Backs in man coverage during a one-on-one passing drill. The WR selects his routes from a designated list of patterns.

• OL vs DL - All lineman are timed in the 10yd and 20 yd dash. They then perform several cone drills to evaluate foot speed and quickness. Finally, lineman compete one-on-one Pass Rush/Block Drills. Helmets are worn during the blocking drills.

• Punters - Punters perform two punting drills; the Baseline Strength Test and Random Selection Scenario Test. During the Baseline Strength Test, punters are measured for hang time, distance and get-off time on a total of six punts. During the Random Selection Scenario Test, punters are tested on their ability to perform six different types of punts (Direction Right, Direction Left, Deep Center, Deep Nose Over, Straight Pooch, Float Pooch). 

• Kickers - Kickers perform kickoffs and Field Goals. During kick-off tests, kickers will be measured for hang time, location and distance on three consecutive kicks. During FG tests, kickers will be asked to kick 8 FG's at randomly selected distances ranging from 30 to 55 yards.

• Long Snap - Players experienced in long snapping are tested at both 7 and 15 yards. Each player completes 7 snaps at each distance and is graded on time and accuracy.

40 Yard Times

Positions Times

• Offensive Tackle 5.1-5.4

• Tight End 4.7-4.9

• Offensive Guard 5.2-5.3

• Running Back 4.3-4.5

• Fullback 4.6-4.8

• Quarter Back 4.8-5.0

• Wide Receiver 4.3-4.6

• Center 5.1-5.2

• Defensive End 4.7-4.9

• Defensive Tackle 4.8-5.2

• Outside Linebacker 4.6-4.8

• Inside Linebacker 4.6-4.8

• Corner Back 4.3-4.5

• Kick Returnee 4.4-4.5

• Strong Safety 4.4-4.6

• Free Safety 4.5-4.6 

Other Position Test