Iowa Hawkeyes' Jack Campbell confirms he is a future star with his performance at the NFL Combine

Jack Campbell is simply a staple of what the Iowa Hawkeyes are all about. He is consistent, intelligent, hard-working, and dedicated. Those intangibles are often not coachable. He innately has those skills.

What makes Campbell special is his athletic ability as well. His size, speed, and length allow him to play sideline-to-sideline, drop back in coverage, and stick his nose in the run game. He did it at Iowa and was good enough at it to be named the best linebacker in the nation as he was given the Dick Butkus Award.

His NFL future is not in doubt but rather a question of what team is going to get the pleasure of him manning their linebacking group for years to come. His performance at the NFL Combine cemented his status as a future NFL starter.

Previously:Iowa football's Jack Campbell becomes program's 13th unanimous All-American selection

Here is a look at Campbell's day at the event, his results, and thoughts from the NFL world.

Measurements

Official 40-yard dash time

Running the 40-yard dash

The speed is there

Fastest shuttle of the day

Incredible three-cone agility time

Explosive in the broad jump

Even more explosive in the vertical jump

Linebacker standout

Fluid in drill work

Potential Steeler?

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