3 p.m.: Here are the top defensive line agility scores.

3-cone.

Willis: 6.85

Taumoepenu: 6.91

Rivers: 6.94

Thomas: 6.95

Barnett: 6.96

Short shuttle:

Lawson: 4.19

Hendrickson: 4.20

Thomas: 4.28

Willis: 4.28

Harvey Langi, BYU: 4.32

2:30 p.m.: That wraps up all the 40-yard dash times for the defensive linemen and linebackers. We’ll keep you updated if the 3-cone and short shuttle times post in a timely manner.

So far, Michigan S/LB Jabrill Peppers, Texas A&M DE Garrett Myles and Temple LB/DE Hasson Reddick are the big winners of the day. Stanford DL Solomon Thomas and Kansas State DE/LB Jordan Willis also aced the 40 and explosion drills.

Vanderbilt’s Tanoh Kpassagnon set a broad jump record for a player his size. He’s 6-foot-7, 289 pounds and recorded a 10-foot, 8-inch broad jump. The previous high for a player 280-plus pounds was Shawn Oakman at 10 feet, 3 inches. The previous high for players over 289 pounds was 10 feet. Kpassagnon also ran a 4.83-second 40-yard dash.

2:28 p.m.: The linebackers are running their 40s. Here are their times.

Ryan Anderson, Alabama: 4.79 seconds

Alex Anzalone, Florida: 4.64

Vince Biegel, Wisconsin: 4.68

Tyus Bowser, Houston: 4.71

Blair Brown, Ohio: 4.66

Jayon Brown, UCLA: 4.70

Zach Cunningham, Vanderbilt: 4.71

Kevin Davis, Colorado State: 4.93

Brooks Ellis, Arkansas: 4.80

Devonte Fields, Louisville: 4.72

Ben Gedeon, Michigan: 4.75

Connor Harris, Lindenwood: 4.74

Keith Kelsey, Louisville: 4.93

Marquel Lee, Wake Forest: 4.61

Raekwon McMillan, Ohio State: 4.61

Matt Milano, Boston College: 4.67

Hardy Nickerson, Illinois: 4.79

Jabrill Peppers, Michigan: 4.47

Duke Riley, LSU: 4.59

Tanner Vallejo, Boise State: 4.65

Anthony Walker, Northwestern: 4.66

T.J. Watt, Wisconsin: 4.71

Here come their second attempts.

Anderson: 4.75

Anzalone: 4.63

Biegel: 4.68

Bowser: 4.66

Blair Brown: 4.66

Jayon Brown: 4.67

Cunningham: 4.68

Kevin Davis: 4.92

Ellis: 4.83

Fields: 4.77

Gedeon: 4.80

Harris: 4.75

Kelsey: 4.93

McMillan: 4.69

Milano: No second heat

Nickerson: 4.79

Peppers: 4.46

Riley: 4.60

Vallejo: 4.67

Walker: 4.66

Watt: 4.70

1:51 p.m.: Watch the clip of Belichick here.

The broad jump and vertical leap numbers for front seven players are out.

Here are the top five vertical leap numbers for defensive linemen.

Myles: 41 inches

Willis: 39 inches

Reddick: 36.5 inches

Hall: 36 inches

Thomas: 35 inches

Rivers: 35 inches

And linebackers.

Tyus Bowser, Houston: 37.5 inches

T.J. Watt, Wisconsin: 37 inches

Blair Brown, Ohio: 37 inches

Jabrill Peppers, Michigan: 35.5 inches

Matt Milano, Boston College: 35 inches

Zach Cunningham, Vanderbilt: 35 inches

And interior defensive linemen.