University of Kansas quarterback Jason Bean reportedly ran faster with the ball than any NFL player has since 2020.
On a 38-yard touchdown run in the Jayhawks’ upset victory over the University of Oklahoma on Saturday, Bean hit 22.4 miles per hour, according to Reel Analytics.
Watch him blaze by defenders who try to pursue him from an angle:
Not only is Bean’s velocity greater than Miami Dolphins speedster Tyreek Hill’s NFL-leading 22.01 mpg this season, it’s better than any pro since 2020, USA Today’s For the Win reported.
Bean is still going to need a bit more horsepower to approach the nearly 28 miles per hour that Olympic legend Usain Bolt reached when he set the 100-meter world record of 9.58 seconds in 2009.
Then again, the Jamaican sprinter wasn’t wearing a helmet and shoulder pads while carrying a ball.
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