that finished with a time of 40.8 seconds. He also posted a personal bests of 2.01 meters in the high jump, and 6.91 meters in the long jump. He also ran track and field for the University of Miami, where he won the state championship in the 4x400-meter relay. He also recorded personal best of 6.93 seconds in the 60 meters and 21.82 seconds in the 200 meters. Personal bests College statistics Professional career 2002 NFL Draft Portis was drafted by the Denver Broncos with the 51st overall pick in the second round of the 2002 NFL Draft. Denver Broncos Portis rushed for over 1,500 yards in each of his first two seasons with the Broncos, averaging 5.5 yards per carry in that span. The latter is an NFL record for a running back's first two seasons. On December 15, 2002, Portis became the youngest player (21 years, 105 days) to score 4 touchdowns in a game in a 31-24 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs. He has the most single game fantasy point total, with 55.4. The very next season on December 7, 2003, Portis became the youngest player (22 years, 97 days) to score 5 touchdowns in a game in a 45-27 victory, which also happened against Kansas City. 's NFL off-season, Clinton Portis held at least 18 Broncos franchise records, including: Rush Yards: rookie season (1,508 in 2002) Rush Yds/Att: career (5.5), season (5.52 in 2002), game (9.91 on 2003-12-07 KAN), rookie season (5.52 in 2002), rookie game (9.5 on 2002-12-29 ARI) Rushing TDs: game (5 on 2003-12-07 KAN), rookie season (15 in 2002) Rush Yds/Game: career (106.9) Total TDs: game (5 on 2003-12-07 KAN), rookie season (17 in 2002), rookie game (4 on 2002-12-15 KAN; with Mike Anderson) Yards from Scrimmage: rookie season (1,872 in 2002) All Purpose Yards: rookie season (1,872 in 2002) 100+ yard rushing games: rookie season (8) Games with 1+ TD scored: rookie season (10) Games with 2+ TD scored: rookie season (5; with Mike Anderson) Games with 3+ TD scored: rookie season (1; with Jon Keyworth, Terrell Davis and Mike Anderson) Trade Before the 2004 season, the Broncos traded Portis to the Washington Redskins for cornerback Champ Bailey and a second-round draft pick in the 2004 NFL Draft which the Broncos used to select Tatum Bell (and Bell wore Portis's number 26 in Denver). Washington signed Portis to an eight-year contract