@@keonihunter1635 Obviously takes a lot of strength. But when you doing something for 30+ reps you're gonna reach failure because of a lack of endurance instead of lack of strength.
@@keonihunter1635 it's a similar concept to long distance running. You're legs and lungs are in their prime if you're training. Once you have the training, all events become a mental game.
@@eli_k54 *was his job. And that's not the point. The point is that he did it in almost worst conditions. Sweatpants, bad shoes, start on "go" not own start, no practice that day or any previous day for that style, worse ground (I think). It's a message to the guys who said they'd be faster than Bolt, but he's on a different level.
Yeah, of course he's gonna be faster, his job is to run and that's all he's going to condition his body for. If John Ross when the track route his whole life, he'd be running more like a 4.15 or some shit.
Gotta be honest, haven't kept up with the combine in a good while. The last guy who really blew my mind was Vernon Davis. Dude repped 225 30 times and ran a 4.4 in the 40. Monster
First, that 225 lb record is insane. The strength/endurance needed is unbelievable. Second, did you notice the names on that list of the 225lb record? No one who was ever really a great player.
Most of the people that have these combine records have done nothing in the actual league, with the exception of Chris Johnson. He ran a 4.24 and was a beast running back.
To be exact, the absolute bench press record is 51 repetitions, still held by Justin Ernest. He put up the record in 1999 but never played a snap in the NFL. Paea's 49 reps are the most for a player to actually have an NFL career (2011-2017).
The bench press record (all time) belongs to Justin Earnest a DE from eastern Kentucky who in 1999 benched 225 lbs 51 times, however despite being that brutally strong he went undrafted and signed with the Saints where he never played a down in the nfl
@@HonchoHoodo did you not here him try to tell us that he broke the 40 record from Chris Johnson. But we couldn’t hear that cause the guy kept interrupting him. You can’t see the record on the screen. Tell me where it says that he broke Chris Johnson’s record
@@carlos-ej3sv reps simulate trench battles and pushing off thr block. A guy with a higher rep count likely has more stamina and can use his upper body more before he gets fatigued. Obviously footwork is excluded but it's an endurance test not a strength test
Just want to acknowledge that the 300 pound guy at the end did a really good job. I seriously thought the big men were a lot slower than that. After watching all these thoroughbreds, I think it's kind of mean to show the "slowest". Good work buddy.
225 pounds 49 times is hard to comprehend. I've seen some strong guys at the gym do it maybe 20 times but he was throwing that weight around like it was almost nothing. 49 push-ups is pretty good for most guys.
Strength makes 225 feel light, endurance allows for high repetitions with a light way. No matter how much endurance you have, you can't bench something that feels too heavy for very high reps.
@@keanubaca2940 Why do you think that makes a difference? These are aspiring professional athletes and those before them were held to a higher standard. It's perfectly reasonable to expect them to do a well extension on bench.
@@protectthesun1519 You're making personal attacks and not presenting a single logical rebuttal regarding the actual system. This indicates you do not actually have a rebuttal. I will not be responding to this thread, have a great day!
Dark Ascent CoC the bench press at the combine is more so a test of endurance than it is strength. Yea the reps aren’t competitive lifting standards but they’re still about 90% of the ROM (without locking out) and ridiculously impressive. That’s why the NFL is more lax on what counts as a rep
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Yooo if my father was around to tell me “Nice, Nice. Good job son” like that gentleman did I for sure would have been able to run through any wall in front of me lol. Something so simple can be so fuvkin powerful!!!
I'm not american but i watch a lot of american sports and i keep telling my friends that they should thank God Americans dont take football (soccer) seriously because otherwise the football map around the globe would've been very different from what it is right now and when i say seriously i mean if football was the number sport in the country and all american top athletes were playing it 100+ years ago
Yeah just look at how good the American women are...and a ton of American girls grow up doing basketball, track, softball, volleyball, swimming, cheerleading and gymnastics instead.
Not true, well at least for people in decent shape. If your in decent shape you should break 6 seconds in the 40 easily, even if your just an average Joe.
Mohammed Toure His speed doesnt matter, hes an OFFENSIVE LINEMAN, they are expected to be mostly stronger, and oline mostly do blocking and not running the ball (incase its a fumble etx)
Great runners and jumpers, yes. But not in all sports, blacks tend too lean towards speedy positions. Because they are built for speed and jumping exercises.
couldn't notice the first guys coach/spotter had some pretty significant hip swaying goin on. even gave the young fella a kiss on the cheek after. what a mentor
I wouldn’t say that the combine is meant to predict success, but to allow teams the ability to compare measurables. Is it flawless? No. The 40 would give a better indication of game speed with pads and such, but the league has other ways of measuring game speed. The senior bowl for example used technology to measure players on field speed.
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Such a meaningless test for football. Can't believe it still exists
@@danegoodwin3057 tf are you talking about?
@@nicholasmassey2615 idk dude, I'm sorry. Mustve been my masters in kinesiology talking 😐. I apologize
@@danegoodwin3057 again tf are you talking about
@@nicholasmassey2615 ah I see the confusion. Specifically the 225lb bench test
Benching 225 for as many reps as possible for these guys is a test of endurance more than strength.
And for any 2+ year casual powerlifter
Ryan RedSox it takes a shit ton of strength to rep out 225... endurance too but a lot more strength
@@keonihunter1635 Obviously takes a lot of strength. But when you doing something for 30+ reps you're gonna reach failure because of a lack of endurance instead of lack of strength.
@@keonihunter1635 it's a similar concept to long distance running. You're legs and lungs are in their prime if you're training. Once you have the training, all events become a mental game.
It annoyed me that the counter put his hand on the guys knee for some of the reps. Would psych me out a bit
-Player does 49 reps of 225 on bench can’t get the last rep for 50 .
Me watching on the couch eating great value Doritos - lol what a loser
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“Great value Doritos”
lol
@@here2thrive lol!
I’ll remind everyone now that Usain Bolt ran a 4.22 in sweatpants and sneakers... in retirement
But that's his job in the NFL you also have to be good at a lot of other things
@@eli_k54 *was his job.
And that's not the point.
The point is that he did it in almost worst conditions.
Sweatpants, bad shoes, start on "go" not own start, no practice that day or any previous day for that style, worse ground (I think).
It's a message to the guys who said they'd be faster than Bolt, but he's on a different level.
I dont get why these NFL athletes think they will be faster
Yeah, of course he's gonna be faster, his job is to run and that's all he's going to condition his body for. If John Ross when the track route his whole life, he'd be running more like a 4.15 or some shit.
Devronicus even so Bolt his prime in the same good conditions as the combine could go sub 4
Gotta be honest, haven't kept up with the combine in a good while. The last guy who really blew my mind was Vernon Davis. Dude repped 225 30 times and ran a 4.4 in the 40. Monster
@gee magee 🤨
@gee magee cap, thats larry allen
@gee magee dk metcalf
Thats basically dk metcalf now
Kinda sad he couldn't get 50
Damn ikr i got so hype just watching but then he couldn't make it
@@squashitsplatit they counted it though. So guess it did count.
@@squashitsplatit he still got the height of a counted rep so...
Ryan Gubler kinda sad you think you know more than prof athletes
Ryan Gubler stfu you weak bitch... he had great form
3:59 who let Shaq on the field
Shaq wouldn't do it that fast
the crazy thing is, that guy is the slowest 40 in NFL history (i think) and yet he is still faster then 99% of normal people
@@CMike_ lol no tf he is not faster than most normal people😂💀🤡
@@CMike_ Bruh most people can run faster than a 6.0 just saying. Most probably can't at his weight can't, but most people in general can.
Byron jones holds the world record for broad jump too not just combine
Raymond Cowan no he doesnt
Yes he does
Idiot no he doesn't
Ricardo V Yes He does. It’s for standing long jump
Young Liz22 Bro chill. He does. He holds the record for standing long jump look it up
4:03 When your mom yells dinners ready
😂
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spotlight uh moonlight uh
lol
I was expecting John Ross and saw that big fella and died
I absolutely love the spotter in the first one. @0:45 ‘now let’s go to work’ gets me amped from here
Same here
Ya need to lay off the pre-work out and maybe join the Marines
Facts sum about that get you hype
Lmao his voice is so deep
@@Belive7heHype more gravely than deep
3:54 after watching goodman and austin run side by side, then they decide to show u this lol
First, that 225 lb record is insane. The strength/endurance needed is unbelievable. Second, did you notice the names on that list of the 225lb record? No one who was ever really a great player.
I think in general the NFL rewards players for being agile rather than being able to lift lol
@@3rdgen3v20 I agree...that's kind of the point i was making. Not about weight lifting...it's about how you can play football.
Strength isn’t everything, basically.
First thing eye thought about aswell
Bench press is the most overrated lift for footboll. You can't bring that on the field. Wonder how long it takes for the nfl to get this
The coach spotting in the first one, lmao
c'mon man why'd you have to do Isaiah Thompson like that?
I thought they was kidding 😂. They should do A spot screen with him and Steve Eiserman
Most of the people that have these combine records have done nothing in the actual league, with the exception of Chris Johnson. He ran a 4.24 and was a beast running back.
Right lol
In the words of Kenny Powers “I’m not trying to be the best at exercising”
Bo Jackson?
I thought Bo Jackson’s 40 time wasn’t official
@@IsaacLikesGames it isn’t but they’ve went back and did it digitally and it’s still the fastest. But you’re right, it’s not official.
Wish I have the strength , speed , athleticism, and agility like these athletes
You could just work out 5 days a week for 6 months
wish i had their money
BREAD WINNER it doesn’t work like that
@@showtimepont897 worked for me
BREAD WINNER yeah are you as athletic as these guys?
Excuse me, but where the frick is Brady's 40 yard dash? Now THAT was legendary.
Slowest ever lol
Brady has more Super Bowl victories than seconds in his combine run... astounding.
U definitely know nonthing about nfl
Still running
@@SamBrickell and how many of those were tainted by scandals?
To be exact, the absolute bench press record is 51 repetitions, still held by Justin Ernest. He put up the record in 1999 but never played a snap in the NFL. Paea's 49 reps are the most for a player to actually have an NFL career (2011-2017).
I love how at 2:50 they bounced wit him lol. Only athletes players would understand that energy lol.
For how much he didn't struggle on 49 I'm surprised he didn't get 50, but damn that's Impressive
0:47 now let’s go to work!! Damn talk about motivation🔥
dat benchpress nigga storng af
Facts
Strong*
Greg Demko nah he created a new type of strong
*after running a 4.22*
“I would go to the house “ lmao 🤣 dude funny
“I don’t even think he sweating” 😆😆
*starts running*
Commentator 2 sec later: "he's moving"
Kevin White was supposed to be the next Calvin Johnson
Zlatan is ZOD I know I literally watch the whole draft and dude seem like a monster he let us all down
I mean it's really not his fault he's gotten hurt like every season he has played
Too many injuries
It’s the injuries from college man smh
Zlatan is ZOD due to injuries. He hasn’t had any exposure
The bench press record (all time) belongs to Justin Earnest a DE from eastern Kentucky who in 1999 benched 225 lbs 51 times, however despite being that brutally strong he went undrafted and signed with the Saints where he never played a down in the nfl
At that point, 225 bench press should just be a different sport.
You know you the man when the strength coach kisses you after a set
Could've gave him 50
Why he only did 49
boy i'll smack the piss out your mouth boy son
@@olivernorth6942 bruh shut up your not funny u stupid keyboard warrior
he’s joking calm down internet hero
Bet you that last guy still runs faster than half the people in the comment section
including me ;( ;(
How does some one run a 6 second 40 yard dash 😂
Johnzy I ran a 5.2 at the age of 11
Naw fam I’m a 6’4 275 end and I run a 5:32
4.9
Yeah no it can’t take the average person to run an average of 10 yards in 1.6 seconds. Especially when your running 10 yards in only 3 strides roughly
The announcer talking over the other one during John Ross Combine record was actually infuriating me haha
That announcer is Steve Smith Sr.
He ended up being a massive bust. Wish Chris Johnson still had the record.
@@JesusChrist2000BC He could play. Injuries killed his career
Sameee lol
fr, i was looking for someone that noticed
1:31 why does it sound like there’s someone doing a ASMR video in the background
that’s steve smith
imagine one player did all of that!! He would be a beast
These standing verts are NBA records for step jumps bro jheeze
Books WithADollarSign most football players tend to have more explosive power, basketball players more flexibility
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1:51 just let the man talk and give us the stats.
Pete Kenny Fr the guy was annoying he kept interrupting him 😂😂😂
Can u not read the stat? Fkn bozo
@@HonchoHoodo he’s not just talking about the stats on the screen. And besides, dude would not let him talk.
@@petekenny9402 all he said was how fast he was and he broke record ... What dont y'all understand ? The kid time is at bottom .
@@HonchoHoodo did you not here him try to tell us that he broke the 40 record from Chris Johnson. But we couldn’t hear that cause the guy kept interrupting him. You can’t see the record on the screen. Tell me where it says that he broke Chris Johnson’s record
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that coach hyped me up when the dude was benching the 225 lol
😂😂He said Up Up UP UP
dang john ross ran that so fast when he took that one step too slow down he had a minor sprain.xD.what a legend
Notice how the top 10 bench press players haven't been successful. Except for like 1.
Tubby McFatFuk because it’s useless.
Probably cos bench strength has no relevance in the sport
@@olbaprabocse9940 its not strength test its endurance pushing away 225 lbs simulating constant blocking lasting more than a play
@@THIS---GUY that doesn't prove how long a guy can last on the field it just shows how many reps he can do🤦♂️
@@carlos-ej3sv reps simulate trench battles and pushing off thr block. A guy with a higher rep count likely has more stamina and can use his upper body more before he gets fatigued. Obviously footwork is excluded but it's an endurance test not a strength test
Just want to acknowledge that the 300 pound guy at the end did a really good job. I seriously thought the big men were a lot slower than that. After watching all these thoroughbreds, I think it's kind of mean to show the "slowest". Good work buddy.
Any footage of Deion or Bo running the 40?
as of today, I don't even think I can do one rep of 225. these guys are impressive.
225 pounds 49 times is hard to comprehend. I've seen some strong guys at the gym do it maybe 20 times but he was throwing that weight around like it was almost nothing. 49 push-ups is pretty good for most guys.
It legit looks like fake weights for him.
49 push ups wpuld be harder for him, though.
0:36 that guy touching my knee and speaking In that voice would’ve freaked me out 😂
better athletes than the nba
Maximiliamus NFL are defiantly more athletic, seeing as they’re specialists at certain positions
No debate
Hell no
Depends on the player. Football may show the athleticism more sometimes
Nba players have better strength, stamina and athleticism.
Me chasing my goals like 4:03
Larry Allen did 43 reps in his pro Bowl
Kevin Davis yeah and that was his 13th year in the nfl too! It’s incredible how much of a freak of nature he was
Most athletic big man ever
"Nice, Nice good job son". The ultimate southern coach voice.
For real
Love Steve Smith... but he has to shut up on the 40 yard dash 😂😂😂 let rich talk about the record lmao
but he ran into an injury
here after xavier worthy just ran a 4.1 40
4:03 for the slow motion replay...oh wait that’s regular play back speed 🤣
Do it at 2.0 fast
@@eruptrl8893 I can fast walk his time
Seems like a reminder that the combine means nothing when you see the dudes that hold these records. Conley is changing laundry in HOU these days
Putting that OL on right after a 4.25 aint fair man
I love to see speed and strength but that broad jump is by far the craziest record of these clips
A coach yelling like that in ur ear will provide you the strength of Hercules for about 27 buisness seconds
That broad jump might’ve been the most impressive. That’s wild
“He just ran into a injury” lmao
Very good
Wasn't there some dude that broad jumped like hella far? I swear I remember seeing someone jump over the markers they have
Byron Jones
Yeah, Byron jones he's in the video
Obi Melifonwu
im dead why you had to do that last clip1 lol!!!
and that fact he did the head bounce at the end!! lol!!
Strength makes 225 feel light, endurance allows for high repetitions with a light way. No matter how much endurance you have, you can't bench something that feels too heavy for very high reps.
3:54 one of the few rappers eminem is to affraid to diss
I miss the days when you have to bring the weight all the way up, yup 3 years ago was nice 👍
Call Me J. R. You probably can’t even put up 225 once. Stop hating
@@keanubaca2940 Why do you think that makes a difference? These are aspiring professional athletes and those before them were held to a higher standard. It's perfectly reasonable to expect them to do a well extension on bench.
@@protectthesun1519 You're making personal attacks and not presenting a single logical rebuttal regarding the actual system. This indicates you do not actually have a rebuttal. I will not be responding to this thread, have a great day!
Dark Ascent CoC the bench press at the combine is more so a test of endurance than it is strength. Yea the reps aren’t competitive lifting standards but they’re still about 90% of the ROM (without locking out) and ridiculously impressive. That’s why the NFL is more lax on what counts as a rep
Lol that clip was from 8 years ago dummy 😂
Those bench reps were clean
Never forget that AJ Hawk had a 40" vertical and did the shuttle in
Aj hawk was also a solid starter for years
I was in prison with this guy Corey from Southern Massachusetts that lifted 225 (50) times.... Incredible strength! I myself can only lift it
8 times
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I don’t think I’ve done that many reps of 225 combined in my entire life
Yooo if my father was around to tell me “Nice, Nice. Good job son” like that gentleman did I for sure would have been able to run through any wall in front of me lol. Something so simple can be so fuvkin powerful!!!
I’ve only done 225 once I tried 2 times but couldn’t. These guys are incredible
I'm not american but i watch a lot of american sports and i keep telling my friends that they should thank God Americans dont take football (soccer) seriously because otherwise the football map around the globe would've been very different from what it is right now and when i say seriously i mean if football was the number sport in the country and all american top athletes were playing it 100+ years ago
Yeah just look at how good the American women are...and a ton of American girls grow up doing basketball, track, softball, volleyball, swimming, cheerleading and gymnastics instead.
Yeah boi, all dope!
I remember Goodwin winning state in track I was like makes sense cause on the field dude was fast af with pads on 😂
0:33 listen with your eyes closed
Damn it’s a shame all these record breaking stats don’t transfer on to the field
John Ross is playing well, just helped the Giants beat the Saints
I did twenty reps @ 225 when I was about 35 at fifty. I pinched a nerve in my neck and couldn’t lift empty bar!
Byron Jones representing Uconn well😈🐺
That boi Isaiah Thompson movin 🏃♀️
John Ross was rigged
Crazy
That USO strength!
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Are they required to lock out on the bench press?
49 reps is hard for me on an empty bar lol
Steve Smith during John Ross 40 was hilarious.
Even at 6.06 seconds for 40 yards, he's faster than 90% of the people you know.
Not true, well at least for people in decent shape. If your in decent shape you should break 6 seconds in the 40 easily, even if your just an average Joe.
Mohammed Toure His speed doesnt matter, hes an OFFENSIVE LINEMAN, they are expected to be mostly stronger, and oline mostly do blocking and not running the ball (incase its a fumble etx)
um.....no, at least not the 90% who are in his age bracket.....
Im 27, 180, Smoke cigs, I broke the 40 in 5.3.
Surprised the shit out of me.
Just gotta stay active.
Maybe 90 percent of the senior citizens you know. Maybe.
byron jones looking solid in the combine just to have 2 picks as a CB/RCB over 6 years...
Bo jack ran a 4.13
Hand timed
Kid at Michigan's pro day Will Johnson did 55 on the bench like 15 years ago.
black people are great athletes!
Yup! But not so much in the pool or in triathlons
Great runners and jumpers, yes. But not in all sports, blacks tend too lean towards speedy positions. Because they are built for speed and jumping exercises.
The man BAndbro I wouldn’t say built for speed lol. Black youth primarily doesn’t play sports like hockey or lacrosse, that’s why they don’t play
The man BAndbro nah if more black kids were taught competitive swimming or skiing they’d rule in that aspect as well
Tom Brady: high jump --- 4 inches, broad jump ---1 foot, 40 yard dash --- 1 minute......best player in the history of the nfl
smack city boy
If John Ross wore Adidas while he was Breaking the record he would have won an island smh 🤦♂️
God bless❤️
Disrespect to put the slowest
😂
What
Travis Timko Technically it was still a record 😂
couldn't notice the first guys coach/spotter had some pretty significant hip swaying goin on. even gave the young fella a kiss on the cheek after. what a mentor
When will the league end this farce? When has it ever been a good predictor of NFL success?
Saquon
I wouldn’t say that the combine is meant to predict success, but to allow teams the ability to compare measurables. Is it flawless? No. The 40 would give a better indication of game speed with pads and such, but the league has other ways of measuring game speed. The senior bowl for example used technology to measure players on field speed.
Look at the list of bench presses when they show it....nobody even remotely good lol
great game
That spotter helped Paea get 5 more reps
Nice nice good job son