ANALYSIS
Dillon predicted in spring 2018 that he'd run a 4.47-second 40-yard dash at that precise weight, but even his actual time at 4.53 seconds was exceptionally good. It's impressive enough that he correctly predicted his vertical, which at 41 inches is elite by any standard for a running back. To do it at his height and weight is unprecedented -- even Derrick Henry "only" posted a 4.54-second 40, 37-inch vertical, and 130-inch broad jump at the same weight. Pass-catching questions will persist with Dillon since he caught only 21 of 31 targets in three years at Boston College, but his pure running ability is difficult to question in light of his standout athletic testing.