tvooz;3341173 said:
did they run at the combine? i can't find their results.
http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/players/archive/1253944?tag=pageRow;pageContainer
03/30/2010 - Former South Florida safety Nate Allen, who didn't run the 40-yard dash at the combine because of a quad injury, did not run it again at USF Pro Day. "It's still bothering me," said Allen, who performed some other drills for scouts. "I had to push through it. I thought about running, but what if I hurt it more? I'll wait a couple more weeks and see where we are." Allen said he hopes to have a private day so he can run for the teams. He did run the vertical jump (34.5), three-cone (6.46), short (4.22) and long shuttles (11.41) and had the best times of anyone participating in those events Tuesday. Allen is projected to go as high as the second-round in April's NFL Draft. - The Ledger
http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/players/archive/1242890?tag=pageRow;pageContainer
03/21/2010 - TOP RATED NFL DRAFT SCOUT SAFETIES: *Morgan Burnett, Georgia Tech, 6-2, 209, 2-3: He had a coming-out party as a sophomore in 2008, when his seven interceptions tied for No. 1 in the nation, and he led his team with 93 tackles while earning All-America buzz. His production wasn't as impressive last season (85 tackles and four interceptions), but he decided it was time to turn pro anyway. He does just about everything well, with excellent awareness and reaction in man and zone coverage, and he can be intimidating as a hitter. His first career touchdown came against Matthew Stafford. Burnett was unable to run at the combine because of a pulled hamstring, but he passed the eyeball test for speed and strength in games. - Frank Cooney, The Sports Xchange, NFLDraftScout.com/CBS Sports/USA TODAY
So no, neither player have run yet