WATCH: Jordan Davis runs stunning sub 5-second 40-yard dash at NFL combine

Jordan Davis was already a spectacle at the 2022 NFL Combine when he measured in at 6-foot-6 and 341 pounds. There are few humans in the NFL at that size. And there are even fewer who can move as quickly as Davis did on Saturday, when he ran an official 4.78 40-yard dash, with a 1.68 10-yard split.

The 10-yard split measures get-off ability are a key number for defensive linemen, with that time largely being seen as more important than the full 40-yard dash. Aaron Donald’s 10-yard split was a 1.63, while weighing 56 pounds less than Davis.

Davis admitted as much when discussing his 40-yard dash on Friday.

“There’s a lot of speculation about my 40-time. I think that’s one of the things I’m ready to go out there and be excited,” Davis said. “As a lineman, you’re not really going to run 40 yards, so I’m more focused on my 10-yard split and getting a fast start.”

Related: A strong NFL combine performance from Jordan Davis could end another long Georgia football drought

Still, for an athlete of Davis’ size, that combination of athleticism will make him very attractive for NFL teams. Prior to the combine, Davis’ game has been nitpicked with him being labeled as a two-down player. In his career at Georgia, Davis had only 7.0 sacks.

He knows he has to answer questions about his pass-rushing and conditioning levels for NFL teams. Coming in at 340 pounds helps with his conditioning, as he said he played last season between 350 and 360 pounds.

“Pass rush ability and conditioning. I’m working towards that,” Davis said on what his focus has been on this offseason. “You have to keep your knives sharp. You have all the tools in your toolbox, you just have to make sure they work.

Davis is one of three Georgia defensive linemen vying to be picked in the first round of this year’s NFL draft, as Travon Walker and Devonte Wyatt also took part in onfield drills. Wyatt ran an official 4.77 with a 1.66 10-yard split.

To date, the fastest 40-yard dash from a Georgia player was running back Zamir White, who clocked in with a 4.40 time on Friday night. James Cook ran a 4.42 and George Pickens put up a 4.47. Offensive lineman Jamaree Salyer posted the second-most bench press reps among offensive linemen, with 31 reps.

Related: Zamir White, James Cook blaze NFL Combine 40, lead Georgia’s greatest backs

The 2022 NFL combine finishes on Sunday as defensive backs and specialists complete the drills. Davis and Georgia’s other NFL draft hopefuls will have another chance to impress NFL evaluators on March 16, as that is when Georgia’s pro day will be held.

The first round of the 2022 NFL Draft is set for Thursday, April 27. The event will be held in Las Vegas.

Jordan Davis discusses Georgia football at NFL combine

Jordan Davis NFL combine measurements

More Georgia football stories from around DawgNation