Cam Newton workout training routine at the NFL Combine wasn’t utterly impressive when it came to his throwing mechanics. The Heisman Trophy winner from Auburn connected on 11 of 21 pass attempts and was outmatched in many aspects by Florida State’s Christian Ponder. Newton overthrew several go routes and deep out patterns.

However, Newton impressed with his legs. Newton, with a height and weight of 6’5” and 248 lbs., ran a 4.59 40-yard dash (the same time as Jake Locker) and his vertical leap was 35 inches. His 10 1/2-foot broad jump tied for tops among all quarterbacks. Virginia Tech's Tyrod Taylor ran a 4.51 40 yard dash, the best among 40 time among all quarterbacks.

Missouri QB Blaine Gabbert ran a 4.63 40-yard dash.

Here are some other NFL Scouting Combine Statistics of the top football players in this year's 2011 NFL Draft:

Marcell Dareus- Defensive Tackle, Alabama (height: 6’4, weight: 306 lbs.): 4.94 40-yard dash,

Da’Quan Bowers- Defensive End, Clemson (height: 6’4, weight: 280 lbs.): Did not perform (injury)

Von Miller- Linebacker, Texas A&M (height: 6’3, weight: 245 lbs.): 4.46 40-yard dash; 37 inch vertical leap; 10 foot 6 inch broad jump

AJ Green- Wide Receiver, Georgia (height: 6’4, weight: 212 lbs.): 4.48 40 time; 34.5 vertical jump; 10 foot 6 inch broad jump

Nick Fairley, Defensive Tackle- Auburn (height: 6’5, weight: 298 lbs.): 4.82 40 time; 9 foot 5 inch broad jump

Julio Jones- Wide Receiver, Alabama (height: 6’4, weight: 220 lbs.): 4.39 40 yard dash; 38 inch vertical jump; 11 foot 3 inch broad jump

Notables: Oregon State’s Defensive Tackle Stephen Paea broke the NFL Combine bench press record after he benched 225 pounds 49 times. Check out this video of him breaking the record