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FB Video: Former Utah QB Tyler Huntley dazzles at unofficial pro day

Not listed among the top quarterbacks available at this year's draft, former Ute star Tyler Huntley turned in impressive numbers during unofficial pro day
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Former Utah quarterback Tyler Huntley didn't get the opportunity to participate at the NFL combine — and with COVID-19 shutting down athletics throughout the country, there was no pro day held at the University.

For Huntley, both of those were a problem — so he needed to find a way to show NFL scouts what he's capable of. NFL agent Yossi Behar tweeted out a video on showcasing Huntley participating at an unofficial pro day on Monday, March 30.

And his numbers were impressive...
Height: 6'1" 3/4
Weight: 207
40-yard dash: 4.56
Shuttle: 4.31
Vertical jump: 43.5"
Broad jump: 10'8.5"
3-cone drill: 6.84

His numbers in the 40, shuttle and 3-cone all would've been the top times posted by a quarterback at the combine, while his jumping numbers showed how explosive and powerful he is as an athlete.

Huntley broke out this past year, throwing for 19 touchdowns to 4 interceptions with school records of a 73% completion percentage and a 177.5 passer rating. He was named a first-team all-Pac-12 over former Oregon quarterback Justin Herbert (widely considered a top-6 pick in the upcoming draft) and a finalist for the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award and the Manning Award.

Video courtesy of Yossi Behar Twitter