Olympic and world records do not apply to the NFL Combine, and that's a good thing for track and field stars because UConn cornerback Byron Jones would have put someone out of a job.
The world record for the broad jump is 12-2, set by Norwegian Arne Tvervaag in Nov. 11, 1968.
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On Monday morning, Jones' recorded a broad jump of 12-3.
But it wasn't just the broad jump that Jones annihilated. Check out his standing vertical.
Jones'' standing vertical checked in a 44.5 inches. By comparison, the best standing vertical in NBA Draft Combine history was the 40.5 inch jump recorded by Memphis' D.J. Stephens in 2013.