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What Is a Good Vertical Jump for an Outside Receiver in Football?

PurpleShift answers this with verified data from a growing standardized benchmark database. The answer below updates from live PurpleShift results, and when the exact group is still small, PurpleShift widens to the closest verified comparison group instead of inventing a number.

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A good vertical jump for an outside receiver in football on PurpleShift is currently around 27.3 inches. Elite verified performance is closer to 31.0 inches.

This answer is built from 93 verified PurpleShift vertical jump results in the exact comparison group.

Good live range
27.3"
Current strong live benchmark from verified PurpleShift results.
Average live range
22.5"
Current live midpoint from verified PurpleShift results.
Elite live range
31.0"
Current elite live benchmark from verified PurpleShift results.
Sample used
93
Verified results currently used for this answer.

Based on 93 verified PurpleShift vertical jump results for an outside receiver in football.

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