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NFL COMBINE: 2026 Safety Draft Class the FASTEST EVER? // Styles Brothers Put on a Show

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Sonny Stiles posted a 4.46, a 43.5-inch vertical, and the fastest linebacker split.

1. Locked On NFL Six Pack focuses on the 2026 NFL scouting combine and the defensive back seven. 2. Brian Peacock and Matt Williamson host the show, and Ross Jackson appears in the opening network promo for Locked On Podcast Network. 3. The episode asks whether the 2026 safety class might be the fastest ever and which linebackers and defensive backs helped themselves most. 4. Sonny Stiles of Ohio State headlines the linebacker discussion with a 6-foot-5, 244-pound frame and unusual length. 5. Stiles posts a 4.46 forty, a 1.56 ten-yard split, a 43.5-inch vertical, an 11-2 broad jump, a 7.09 three-cone, and a 4.26 shuttle. 6. The hosts say Stiles was already a top-15 prospect, but his testing could push him toward the top 5. 7. They also flag a football issue for Stiles, saying he is more of a drag-down tackler than an impact hitter. 8. Jacob Rodriguez of Texas Tech draws praise after a 4.57 forty, a 1.60 ten-yard split, a 38.5-inch vertical, a 6.93 three-cone, and a 4.19 shuttle. 9. The hosts say Rodriguez may be headed into the top 50 and could become one of the first four or five linebackers selected. 10. Anthony Hill Jr. of Texas adds another strong linebacker workout with a 4.51 forty, a 1.58 ten-yard split, a 37-inch vertical, and a 10-5 broad jump. 11. The hosts say Hill already had strong tape and could still become a first-round player. 12. Kyle Lewis of Pittsburgh posts a 4.53 forty, a 1.58 ten-yard split, a 39.5-inch vertical, a 6.97 three-cone, and a 4.26 shuttle. 13. They frame Lewis as a smaller defender whose NFL role depends on scheme and whether he can avoid taking on guards. 14. The conversation then shifts to the defensive backs and starts with Lorenzo Styles Jr. of Ohio State. 15. Styles runs a 4.27 forty with a 1.49 ten-yard split and a 39-inch vertical at 6 feet and 194 pounds. 16. The hosts say his future could be at corner, safety, or special teams while he proves he can change direction in coverage. 17. Dylan Thieneman of Oregon posts a 4.35 forty, a 1.52 ten-yard split, and a 41-inch vertical, which the hosts treat as first-round material. 18. The tone is conversational and evaluative, with Peacock and Williamson trading quick scouting takes and updating draft stock in real time. 19. Listeners who follow NFL Draft testing and linebacker/safety rankings will get the most from this episode. 20. Listeners who want game-film breakdowns with less Combine number crunching may skip it.

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