During the NFL Scouting Combine, there's usually at least one
person that puts up eye-popping numbers, especially when it
comes to the 40-yard dash. You never expect a great number to
come from an offensive lineman.  Terron Armstead, the tackle out
of Arkansas-Pine Bluff, had a combine that didn't exactly look
like one you would expect out of an offensive lineman. He had a
34.5-inch vertical jump, second in the combine for linemen, and
a 9'4" broad jump, which placed fourth.  Oh, and he had a 4.71
in the 40-yard dash; the original unofficial time was even
faster at 4.65. Only Lane Johnson came even close among other
linemen, running a 4.72.  This means that the 6'5", 306-pound
athletic freak was faster than the majority of quarterbacks who
ran in the draft, Manti Te'o and Stepfan Taylor, a running back.
Sure, everyone has already given Armstead his 15 minutes of fame
after his time was posted, but who exactly is Terron Armstead?
More importantly, who is Armstead the football player, the man
behind the speed?