The quarterbacks, tight ends, and receivers kicked off the 2022 NFL Combine and definitely did not disappoint.

We had an amazingly fast group of receivers, a big and athletic group of tight ends, and the quarterbacks showcased their arms on deep balls to end the evening, which wrapped up just before 10 p.m.

The receivers ran the 40 yard dash in fast forward.

From Tyquan Thornton's official 4.28 to Velus Jones' 4.31 to nine -- yes, nine -- other wideouts running under 4.40, it's probably the fastest receiver group in combine history.

Large compared to recent tight end classes.

There were six tight ends at least 6-6 and only three were under 6-4.

Virginia's 6-7 tight end Jelani Woods flew to a 4.61 time in the 40, while Maryland's Chigoziem Okonkwo -- more compact at 6-2 4/8" and 238 pounds -- led the group at 4.52.

Liberty's Malik Willis, Nevada's Carson Strong, Cincinnati's Desmond Ridder, and Pittsburgh's Kenny Pickett all let it rip down the field and dropped a few throws into the bucket 60-plus yards down the field.

-- of the 2022 NFL Combine on-field workouts.

We'll be back right here, same time tomorrow.

I think Carson Strong or Malik Willis have a 75-yarder in them.

That lost long ball from Willis was right around 70 yards in the air.

Maybe it's just because I love his arm talent, but it does feel like the ball is coming out of Malik Willis' hands at a different speed than the other QBs in this group.

What’s shaping up to be the official fastest WR group ever at the Combine is (not) coincidentally the lightest group in weight at 196 lbs.

Josh is right on Watson.

4.28u second 40-yard dash

Christian Watson is 6'4, 208 and ran a sub 4.3 second 40-yard dash

If his 4.21 second 40-yard dash stands, it will be the fastest in Combine history

And he looks that fast on film, to be honest. 

He does have the body type to run fast, and he did