Everyone knew the talent of this year's class of pass rushers. Now, everyone knows their speed.
Nevada's Dontay Moch set at scouting combine record for defensive linemen since 2000 with a 40-yard time of 4.44 seconds. That beat the previous mark of 4.47 by Alabama-Birmingham's Bryan Thomas in 2002.
Moch, the 2009 WAC defensive player of the year, is expected to get drafted in the third or fourth round. He totaled 26 1/2 sacks the past three seasons.
Fresno State's Chris Carter and Texas' Sam Acho, both of whom met with the Ravens at the combine, recorded top-five times among pass rushers.
A look at the fastest times among pass rushers:
Dontay Moch, Nevada: 4.44
Von Miller, Texas A&M: 4.53
Chris Carter, Fresno State: 4.62
Sam Acho, Texas: 4.68
Justin Houston, Georgia: 4.68
Jabaal Sheard, Pittsburgh: 4.68
Robert Quinn, North Carolina: 4.70
Ryan Kerrigan, Purdue: 4.71
Allen Bailey, Miami: 4.77
Cameron Jordan, California: 4.78
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