Riley followed by Atkins.

Looking at the non try, I'd say Atkins is the quickest. I don't think any other Warrington player would have scored that.

Riley second, followed by Myler, Bridge and King.

Mickey Higham is deceptive.

In all the drills pre-match, he wins most. Rather than 'natural speed', I think he puts his all in.

I reckon he'd make the top three.

I think King is definitely one of the quickest, as he proved in the CC quarter final last year when he out-paced Peter Fox...

Bridge is no way faster than King.. Ill go Riley, Atkins, Hicks, King, Bridge

Ronnie Kettlewell.

If King was so quick he wouldn't have been caught by an ageing hooker in Malcolm Alker over 60/70 metres

i would puyt hicks up there did 100m in 10 seconds in australia i think good pace (if i am wrong bout the 100m timing soz just seen it ages ago think it round there)

It was 10.8 if i remember and it were about 6 years ago when he was at his peak, which he isn't now. Decent player but he got completely skinned by Peter Fox over 90 t'other year

after yesterday i would have to agree its atkins.

Great (almost) full length of the pitch try. Thats twice in 2 weeks he has done that and no one could catch him.

In contrast to that King also went clear yesterday and was caught quite easily.

Yes I thought that too. I was wondering if he was carrying an injury.

No, he's just not that quick, he's been caught numerous times when been away.
Atkins can shift, I've said many a time if he's going to play for England, let's stick him on the wing. We'd have an outside back as quick/strong as the aussies but he's not an international centre in this lifetime or next.

Christ give the lad time.

hmm he's been knocking around a few years now though to make a judgement.
I hope under Smith he flourishes but from what I've seen over the last 3 or 4 years, I don't think he's got it to be a top class centre.

Quick enough to skin Peter Fox though.