@@frank-ko6dehis achievement is over the news and the internet is covering his 40 yard time so if thats not a win i would like to know what your win is
@@dudemanismadcoolThese ridiculous deluded nonsense. What has Boling ever won in college and now are you the future when you have won nothing in college? You ridiculous deluded nonsense are something else.
Christian Coleman- All state wide receiver and defensive back in high school... In America, the sprinting and football establishments are pretty closely linked until the end of high school. This leads to confusion.
Was great to see Track Speed showcased on a stage like this, but ppl should pls be careful in not putting unnecessary pressure on him & managing their expectations given the very Useful General T&F Rule of; 'You're not your PB, you're the AVG of your Top 5 - Top 10 Performances' i.e. he's currently a 6.546 - 6.584 & 10.174 - 10.202 sprinter.
Ah yes, the voice of reason. Who could ever live without input from AllInTheGame01? Certainly not anyone who watches TRP. Unnecessary pressure? You just love to feel like you're imputing some life altering advice. Love to do a quick Google search, real quick and convey info that everyone has access to but you forgot about his 10.08 100m this year, not that that matters because he just ran in a stadium with 60k people watching and you're asking 'people' to be careful? Bro, try to some self reflection every once and a while. I look forward to these comments.
6:35 The comment about the track spikes is a solid point. The NFL combine guys are running in cleats. "Any cleat worn by participants must be a NFL approved on field shoe worn by football players during games. Track spikes, metal spikes or elements similar to a track spike will NOT be allowed." --NFL Combine website
@@bigeric1982 *You are INCORRECT.* Adidas designed a 4.8 oz speed cleat just for the 2019 NFL Combine and the NFL BANNED it due to the lightweight and speed design advantages that were beyond NFL approved cleats.
@@GreyBeard_Fit The Cheetah? Went to Google it and there isn't a single story that confirms what your saying. You got a link? I know for a fact Adidas still makes cleats for the 40 specifically and they weigh the same as the cheetahs do
Kalen Walker is a monster!!!!! He is in top tier shape in October. It is cold as balls and he is out there in the Iowa Track kit displaying world class speed. A job well done.
Kalen Walker got second at the big 10 indoor championships. The 6.51 was ran in the prelims. The finals he ran 6.61 for 2nd against Traore who placed 1st with 6.54. Kalen winning everything this year though !!!
This happens in other sports too. Conor McGregor did the same thing leading up to his fight with Floyd Mayweather, and we saw how that turned out. When you take a guy at the top of his game, who specializes in a single thing, and put him against a guy who generalizes across many things, in a contest based on his specialty, the specialist will win 99/100 times. You almost don't even need to test that theory, although that hasn't stopped plenty of cocky athletes from trying. I'm sure Tyreek would put up a good showing against any of the top-tier sprinters, but he's a generalist, and he'll just never win a speed contest against a speed specialist.
Just like how a top-level decathlete will never beat an elite thrower at throwing, an elite sprinter at sprinting, or an elite distance runner at distance running.
'I'm sure Tyreek would put up a good showing against any of the top-tier sprinters'...Nope not even that....At his peak he would get destroyed by all of the top 10 (maybe even 20) sprinters in the world unless they were injured or rusty fresh out of the off season. He's likely a 10.10 100m sprinter at his peak physical best. In any given year the elite 10 in the world will have pbs starting in the mid to low 9.9s. Once you're in the top 5 you're talking at least mid 9.8s. There is an enormous physical gap between a 10.1 and 9.8 finish. Noah Lyles has a pb of 9.78. Tyreek needs to stay in his lane
@@presidentresidentSo you're saying... That maybe... He could be the rest of the track specialists? Despite him not being one himself? I don't know if you know this or not... But you placing him even at 21st... Means he's the 21st fastest man in the world. Lmao. That's not a bad thing. I don't think he'd even place that high, but I just wanna let you know what you're really saying is crazy.
Yes, it is a legit time. Yes, this guy is that fast! He's proved it many times, and Yes, Kalen Walker is a threat to any short sprinting record. The guy is amazing!!!
4:00 I like how you said around the world. In fact, outside of a few countries, no one cares about 40 yards. Because even the junior categories do not have official races for shorter distances than 60m. You would have to be looking for the category of children's or elderly exhibition fun races to find them.
@@MJIZZEL4:00 I LIKE HOW YOU SAID AROUND THE WORLD. IN FACT, OUTSIDE OF A FEW COUNTRIES, NO ONE CARES ABOUT FORTY YARDS. BECAUSE EVEN THE JUNIOR CATEGORIES DO NOT HAVE OFFICIAL RACES FOR SHORTER DOSTANCES THAN SIXTY METERS. YOU WOULD HAVE TO BE LOOKING FOR THE CATEGORY OF CHILDRENS OR ELDERLY EXHIBITION FUN RACES TO FIND THEM.
@@Grind2Excellence It depends on the sport. The best decathletes will complete the 100m in under 10.3 s. Outside the US, the most popular sport that requires running is football (called soccer in the US), and the pitch for international matches is usually 102-106 metres long and 64-68 metres wide. So even for these players, it's not important just 40 yards because it's a little over a third of the length of the field. The best players are able to run 100 m in under 11 s. For this reason, no one cares about distances under 60 m because it is not relevant. In other sports that involve running, it is also about technique, agility and overall endurance, not just a short peak performance.
Don't doubt Bo Jackson!! he was a once in a generation athlete... what he was doing 40 years ago would amaze everyone even today. Bo was just built different!
I think NFL is the best place for finding all around athletes The fastest won’t be sprinters and the strongest won’t be power lifters but they well be better all around. To be the best part about football is if you reach the peak physique for your body type you will find a spot in football for it.
He gets his front end mechanics right on the top end and he's a legit 9.87 sprinter. Definitely looked like a legit time even if its a few hundreths off its sub 4.20. 👍
He's fast, but he's a lot smaller than most NFL players. So, while it's amazingly impressive I think seeing linemen run high 4 second dashes as more shocking. Great job man.
Hard to find guys who are outrageously fast who are willing to take the big hits involved in NFL Even harder to find guys who are outrageously fast, willing to take the big hits AND able to carry a lot of weight on their frame. Tyreek hill is one of those rare guys.
I don't tend to jump on hype I see online. When I watched it it didn't seem super fast. So I stopwatched it myself and got 4.15 three times in a row. Bro is choochin'! Holy shit. I played ball for many years and knew some 4.3 guys and that's already obscenely ridiculously fast. 4.15 is superhuman. Pretty freaking epic!
@@cross6588 I'm not even sure what you're saying, but yeah, didn't think it looked that fast, then timed it and it was insanely fast. And I do believe it and I'm very impressed. You need me to explain it more?
I found one source and it says that he ran 4.09 for the 40 yard in that race which would be fastest time ever in that distance. It's seems believable if you ask me because in the 60m split he ran 6.29 which is the fastest in the world.
@@cmoneyno5 That was hand timed. But if it was lasered time it would definitely be sub 4 secs but not 3.7 which is still crazy fast and would be considered the fastest in the world.
😂😂😂😂😂 Justin Gatlin ran a 3.9 in the 40ydd when he tried out for the nfl during his drug suspension from the Olympics and World sprinting. Also, I wanna say the crown hyping him up played a factor. Anyway around it though, that boy was cooking 🏃🏼💨💨
Josh Wickenson of Baratoom Wisconsin ran a 3.97 35 yard dash which converts to a 4.04 40 yard dash when it is converted for the kind off terrain and upper deck
The only reason that the fastest NFL guys are a tad slower than track guys is that they don't spend every waking hour on their speed. For sure there are players that could make an Olympic finals if track was their focus.
Yup.. He's fast. His 60m times do not indicate he's 4.1's for 40yds. His run was outdoors unlike the combines. Outdoor track records ALWAYS take the wind into account. In the 100m's it can take of .5sec downwind. What were the wind conditions for his outdoor 4.15? My guess his time was wind assisted.
Dude trying to compare Usain 3-4 years in his retirement kinda crazy, but yeah this time is still ridiculously impressive. Put this guy in man coverage and no-one's keeping up
No way! That's surprising! Who is better at football then, I wonder? Can you do a video on that? Because you my friend, proved your knowledge with this one! 😅
Su Bingtian holds the fastest time to run to 60m at 6.29s. Assuming he reached top velocity way before 40 yards (36.576m) and maintained his speed, he would make a 3.83s 40-yard dash.
Bo ran 4.12. Without warm up and asked to have the doors open so he could keep running to track practice so he wouldn’t have to talk to any of the NFL scouts.
Most people don't comprehend the actual god-like speed of these guys. I once worked at an event for a super bowl host city where fans could run an in-door laser-timed 40... After 2 days, and thousands of people, there was a grand total of 3 people who broke 5.00 seconds!! (I can't tell you how many people THOUGHT they'd run a 4.8 because they were pretty "athletic", actually ran a 5.6, and then claimed the equipment must be broken. 🤣Nope, that's what rec league heroes run - a 5.60) The average time for NFL WRs is just under 4.60. If you are reading this, then I guarantee 100%, YOU are not only 1 or 2 steps behind them, at 4.8-4.9 seconds.
Armand Duplantis, the pole vault world record holder, was clocked running over 21 miles an hour on the pole vault runway, so CARRYING the pole. His speed was faster than any speed recorded on an NFL field that year (I believe it was last year). That's crazy! He also ran a 10.37 100m. Track speed is something different. I saw a documentary on Christiano Renaldo, where they looked at his abilities. A track guy was faster running straight ahead, but Renaldo was faster running a zigzag pattern around cones. That would probably be true for NFL players. They usually aren't running straight. It's fun to compare them, however.
I watched that video... He was up against the Spanish National Record holder in the 100... Ronaldo's vertical was higher than prime Vince Carter's at that point in time
Whats never brought up about the 40 at the combine is in 1999, the NFL changed timing methods, Pre-1999 it was a track start the clock started on 1st sound, after 1999 the clock starts on the RUNNERS movement! This totally eliminates reaction time which has been proven to be 1/10 of a second. A great example is Barry Sanders, he ran a 4.37 in 1989, if he had ran his 40 in 2009 his 40 time would have been 4.27! And that's a FACT! So anytime you see a super fast 40 time at the combine, add a 1/10 of a second if you're going to compare them to yesterdays stars!
I've seen two discussions of this issue recently (the issue of whether NFL speed fans understand track and field speed). One of the discussions was here, and one was from Coach Rob, the youtuber. I may have missed it, but I am not sure if either discussion checked off the world-class sprinters who have also been NFL players, including Bob Hayes, Willie Gault, and Renaldo Nehemiah (ok, he was a hurdler, not a sprinter). There are a number of others who have performed at a high level either on the world stage or at least at a high level in the NCAA. I agree with pointing out that most of the fastest men in the NFL do not quite have world-class speed (even when they think they do), and I liked both of these videos for calling this out, but I suggest do a better job of acknowledging that the record-keeping in the 40 yard dash does not tell the whole story here. The NFL has had at least one sprinter in its ranks who has won an Olympic Gold medal in the 100m dash. NFL players and fans do (at least in some cases) have some awareness of what that type of speed looks like, and sometimes that speed, or something close to it, does get into the league.
Bo's 40 was absolutely not true. That is one of the most annoying myths, also disrespectful to everyone who ACTUALLY was timed. Im pretty sure you can see his real track times from HS and multiple athletes at the time, including Deion, which was actually faster.
*Comparing Bo's 40 time to a track sprinter* is like comparing a calisthenics athletes 225 bench reps to those of a guy that has trained 5 months for the NFL Combine 225 bench reps. Bo was faster than Deion over 40 yards to 60 meters. Bo's high school *100m times were based on his everyday speed with no sprint specific training.* Dude was 220-225 pounds in high school & played football, baseball, track decathlon, 100 yard & 300 yard hurdles, high jump, long jump, triple jump and then the 100 yard dash, 55 or 60 yard dash indoors. *Imagine if Bo actually trained sprints.*
His knee height is incredible when in stride. That is key to maximizing stride length and pulling to top speed. Need to see him run a 100 to look for amount of deceleration in last 30 meters. Wow Football players are faster moving laterally, track athletes are faster in a straight line.
This is crazy impressive but to call out Usain Bolt seems kind of odd. Wasn’t Bolt always known as being a pretty slow starter and then the second half of the race he would come motoring by everybody?
People shouldn’t be surprised if they know kalen; he ran 6.51 in the 60 earlier this year. So his time being that far off from Coleman’s old time isn’t crazy, bc he ran 6.34 in the 60m at peak. Kalen is one of the best starters in history regardless of pro/college etc
I seriously have no idea how people can ACTUALLY believe that the fastest athletes in other sports could SERIOUSLY challenge the elite athletes in Track. Its mind boggling. There are LEVELS to the speed game, and track is at the top without question. These athletes (sprinters) have spent their entire lives with one goal, running faster. No focusing on blockers, catching, holding a ball, etc. Just raw speed. How to move the body in such a way to efficiently produce and MAINTAIN that speed. Its not even close.
All the NFL owners with the side-👀 going, “Well son, you’ve certainly got wheels… you got HANDS, too, by chance?” 6.45 for a 60 METER dash is freaking nuts. I ran a 6.66s 60 yard* dash at my baseball tryout in college (at a Christian University, mind you 😂), and the coaches made me run it again because they didn’t believe it. I ran a 6.65 on the next one, and then a 6.71 on the last one. They let me field 3 balls in right field that I got to throw to 3rd base… made all those with the “textbook” 1-hop right on the money, and that was it. We didn’t even get to take BP or hit anything, but I got a letter in the mail 2 weeks later inviting me to come join the team. I couldn’t have been more pumped.
When you transition to turf it takes of around a tenth compared to grass, and once you transition to track surface it takes of around 2 tenths compared to grass. But this wasn’t an official distance, they just used the existing lines on the field, it could have been 2 yards short.
Hawkeye here. Sooo wish he'd return kicks fir the team. And Bo's time WAS confirmed by multiple hand timers. Beat athlete of all time who barely beat the best Hawkeye QB of all time, Chuck Long, for yhe Heisman in '85.
Well he runs 6.5 for 60 and essentially 10 flat for the 100m so he's much faster then Tyreek and is a great accelerator so thats exactly what we in the track community would expect him to run.
4.21 is the combine record. fasted 40 time by a nfl player was Bo jacksons 40 at 4.13 wich was lazer timed that why they refer to it as the combine record
Speed is a small part in football . You can bench 800 lbs run a 4.2 40 have a 36 inch vertical jump but if you can't block or run a route or catch a ball you will not play you will be cut. Speed is great to have it doesn't translate to greatness itself. Unless you're just trying to see who's faster.
Take the top athlete from any NFL Combine and give him a year of prep with all the tools, equipment and skills of Olympic trainers… I bet he runs a 10 flat hundred meter. But consistent sub-10 second times? I don’t know, that might take many years of training specifically for that competition.
Was gonna say his start was good! He seems to almost slip on one step not long after the start. The other impressive thing with football players is size DK Metcaf is 230 pounds Sprinters are like 165-185 pounds Can this kid catch ? Tackle?
Track speed!!
Straight nasty
Well he’s a track guy so yeah
Glazing over someone who is a literal no body and has won nothing is something else.
@@frank-ko6dehating on someone who achieved more in life than you is something else
@juulcat8134 Did those achievements include actual wins? I'm not here here for your nonsense statements, you are simply triggered.
@@frank-ko6dehis achievement is over the news and the internet is covering his 40 yard time so if thats not a win i would like to know what your win is
Damn. Look how fast his legs are moving! And on a Astro turf field, that time is crazy!
Nobody counts 40 times on a track.
Him and Boling are the future of track and field
Still a nobody , but please continue to rely on your nonsense gimmicks that translate to nothing.
@@dudemanismadcoolThese ridiculous deluded nonsense. What has Boling ever won in college and now are you the future when you have won nothing in college? You ridiculous deluded nonsense are something else.
@frank-ko6de what u yapping about
_Specialized track sprinters are faster than non track athletes_
The rest of the world: "Yes"
NFL players / fans: "You're just ignorant."
lol did you even watch the video? Its literally saying track sprinters are faster!
@@wobly3395 i think u miss read his comment :P
@@wobly3395the fact that it’s an actual debate amongst Americans is the point of the comment, example of this is Noah lyles vs Tyreek hill
@@wobly3395Did you even read the comment?
Christian Coleman- All state wide receiver and defensive back in high school... In America, the sprinting and football establishments are pretty closely linked until the end of high school. This leads to confusion.
Was great to see Track Speed showcased on a stage like this, but ppl should pls be careful in not putting unnecessary pressure on him & managing their expectations given the very Useful General T&F Rule of; 'You're not your PB, you're the AVG of your Top 5 - Top 10 Performances' i.e. he's currently a 6.546 - 6.584 & 10.174 - 10.202 sprinter.
Did you comment this on the coach rob video?
@@brendancroft5290 Yes he did
This isn't important and not worth a video. But TRP has nothing to do
@@veganpotterthevegan please shut up.
Ah yes, the voice of reason. Who could ever live without input from AllInTheGame01? Certainly not anyone who watches TRP. Unnecessary pressure? You just love to feel like you're imputing some life altering advice. Love to do a quick Google search, real quick and convey info that everyone has access to but you forgot about his 10.08 100m this year, not that that matters because he just ran in a stadium with 60k people watching and you're asking 'people' to be careful? Bro, try to some self reflection every once and a while. I look forward to these comments.
This just tells me that tyreek isn’t even coming close to beating Noah
Then tell Noah to stop bullshiting around and sign the contract.
"It ain't gonna be no dog fall * "Rooster".
Lucky Ned Pepper
@@josedelnegro46 bro both sides already agreed this is happening in 2025. Idk know why tyreek pushed shit this far despite knowing he not boutta win
No I don’t want Noah to race Tyreek. If Tyreek wants to race Noah he should qualify for a track meet.
@@django628 But you do want to see that loud mouth tested? Don't you?
@@josedelnegro46hating is insane Noah walks Hill and anyone rn in the 100 he can be a loudmouth
6:35 The comment about the track spikes is a solid point. The NFL combine guys are running in cleats.
"Any cleat worn by participants must be a NFL approved on field shoe worn by football players during games. Track spikes, metal spikes or elements similar to a track spike will NOT be allowed." --NFL Combine website
Yeah but thats because the special synthetic turf they use at Lucas Oil not because of an advantage to wearing track spikes
@@bigeric1982 *You are INCORRECT.* Adidas designed a 4.8 oz speed cleat just for the 2019 NFL Combine and the NFL BANNED it due to the lightweight and speed design advantages that were beyond NFL approved cleats.
@@GreyBeard_Fit The Cheetah? Went to Google it and there isn't a single story that confirms what your saying. You got a link? I know for a fact Adidas still makes cleats for the 40 specifically and they weigh the same as the cheetahs do
idiotic because track spikes would not work that good on football field turf, they are for smooth hard surfaces.
Hes juicing.
Crazy to think he's not even that far away from Coleman's time
Coleman definitely has faster than a 4.12. When he ran that time, he was still in college. In his prime, he can probably get into the low to mid 4s.
@@javanm-a1515his 100 meters have only improved. Ftom 9.82 to 9.76
@@trinidadrodriquez876doesn’t that put him top 5 of all time
@@trinidadrodriquez876it's harder to maintain speed therefore there isn't that much of a decrease in time in the 100m
@@trinidadrodriquez876yeah but his 60m went from 6.44 to 6.34 the WORLD RECORD and that’s a really big jump
Kalen Walker is a monster!!!!! He is in top tier shape in October. It is cold as balls and he is out there in the Iowa Track kit displaying world class speed. A job well done.
Fastest men in the world are black
Kalen Walker got second at the big 10 indoor championships. The 6.51 was ran in the prelims. The finals he ran 6.61 for 2nd against Traore who placed 1st with 6.54. Kalen winning everything this year though !!!
Maybe...not much can go wrong in an event that short while winning. Keep in mind, he's also old
He is made of glass tho. Gets hurt every year, hopefully that changes
@@veganpotterthevegan23 is old?
This happens in other sports too. Conor McGregor did the same thing leading up to his fight with Floyd Mayweather, and we saw how that turned out. When you take a guy at the top of his game, who specializes in a single thing, and put him against a guy who generalizes across many things, in a contest based on his specialty, the specialist will win 99/100 times. You almost don't even need to test that theory, although that hasn't stopped plenty of cocky athletes from trying. I'm sure Tyreek would put up a good showing against any of the top-tier sprinters, but he's a generalist, and he'll just never win a speed contest against a speed specialist.
Just like how a top-level decathlete will never beat an elite thrower at throwing, an elite sprinter at sprinting, or an elite distance runner at distance running.
'I'm sure Tyreek would put up a good showing against any of the top-tier sprinters'...Nope not even that....At his peak he would get destroyed by all of the top 10 (maybe even 20) sprinters in the world unless they were injured or rusty fresh out of the off season. He's likely a 10.10 100m sprinter at his peak physical best. In any given year the elite 10 in the world will have pbs starting in the mid to low 9.9s. Once you're in the top 5 you're talking at least mid 9.8s. There is an enormous physical gap between a 10.1 and 9.8 finish. Noah Lyles has a pb of 9.78. Tyreek needs to stay in his lane
@@presidentresidentSo you're saying... That maybe... He could be the rest of the track specialists? Despite him not being one himself? I don't know if you know this or not... But you placing him even at 21st... Means he's the 21st fastest man in the world. Lmao. That's not a bad thing. I don't think he'd even place that high, but I just wanna let you know what you're really saying is crazy.
Yes, it is a legit time. Yes, this guy is that fast! He's proved it many times, and Yes, Kalen Walker is a threat to any short sprinting record. The guy is amazing!!!
Was it hand timed or electronic?
Maybe a threat to any record not ran by track guys.
This time is not legit. I just posted why in the thread.
HE NOT THE FASTEST TRACK GUY 😅😅😅😅
It wasn't a legit time but ok
Trp in 3 years: whatever happened to Kalen Walker?? I mean he never quite lived up to certain expectations, never mind who created and fueled them...
Lol
4:00 I like how you said around the world. In fact, outside of a few countries, no one cares about 40 yards. Because even the junior categories do not have official races for shorter distances than 60m. You would have to be looking for the category of children's or elderly exhibition fun races to find them.
What?
@@MJIZZEL4:00 I LIKE HOW YOU SAID AROUND THE WORLD. IN FACT, OUTSIDE OF A FEW COUNTRIES, NO ONE CARES ABOUT FORTY YARDS. BECAUSE EVEN THE JUNIOR CATEGORIES DO NOT HAVE OFFICIAL RACES FOR SHORTER DOSTANCES THAN SIXTY METERS. YOU WOULD HAVE TO BE LOOKING FOR THE CATEGORY OF CHILDRENS OR ELDERLY EXHIBITION FUN RACES TO FIND THEM.
They should. Us Power Sprinters want 30m events. I was the best over 30m for a while.
They should do it because acceleration is more exciting and useful for sports
@@Grind2Excellence It depends on the sport. The best decathletes will complete the 100m in under 10.3 s. Outside the US, the most popular sport that requires running is football (called soccer in the US), and the pitch for international matches is usually 102-106 metres long and 64-68 metres wide. So even for these players, it's not important just 40 yards because it's a little over a third of the length of the field. The best players are able to run 100 m in under 11 s. For this reason, no one cares about distances under 60 m because it is not relevant. In other sports that involve running, it is also about technique, agility and overall endurance, not just a short peak performance.
Bolt ran it retired in sneakers 😂😂
I can’t believe I have to say this but that time was fake lmao
Bolt was always a horrible start though regardless
Bolt runn 4.22 but bolt is not the best in the starts
@@TimelessKnowledge He has one of the best starts ever and held the 60m split world record for 12 years.
Yeah it wasn’t a real time
Don't doubt Bo Jackson!!
he was a once in a generation athlete... what he was doing 40 years ago would amaze everyone even today.
Bo was just built different!
I think everyone believes his claim, the problem is that he didn’t record it.
Also complete BS
Nope he wasn't 😅
He is LEGIT!! Best to him in the NCAAs!!
I think NFL is the best place for finding all around athletes
The fastest won’t be sprinters and the strongest won’t be power lifters but they well be better all around.
To be the best part about football is if you reach the peak physique for your body type you will find a spot in football for it.
Mr 100k a day crying right now 😭
Ong 😭
“he’s just a no-talent white boy” 😂😂😂 just straight racism
that hating as boi in his feels rn
@@donnbenjaminhe ain't a hater. He's just brutally honest 🤷♀️
@@justineebourgeois3420 Calling someone 💩 is not brutally honest. It's a subjective opinion.
Track stars are professional sprinters.
Football players are professional football players.
He gets his front end mechanics right on the top end and he's a legit 9.87 sprinter. Definitely looked like a legit time even if its a few hundreths off its sub 4.20. 👍
He's fast, but he's a lot smaller than most NFL players. So, while it's amazingly impressive I think seeing linemen run high 4 second dashes as more shocking. Great job man.
Adetomiwa with that 4.5 something 40 at 280
Don't forget that track spikes =/= football cleats. Obviously he would still win probably, but it would be closer.
the adrenaline from running in front of a packed stadium gave him a little extra boost
He is a freak of nature!!! Amazing!!!
Hard to find guys who are outrageously fast who are willing to take the big hits involved in NFL
Even harder to find guys who are outrageously fast, willing to take the big hits AND able to carry a lot of weight on their frame.
Tyreek hill is one of those rare guys.
I don't tend to jump on hype I see online. When I watched it it didn't seem super fast. So I stopwatched it myself and got 4.15 three times in a row. Bro is choochin'! Holy shit. I played ball for many years and knew some 4.3 guys and that's already obscenely ridiculously fast. 4.15 is superhuman. Pretty freaking epic!
If you hand timed 4.15 3 times then what you are telling us is there is no way you think he ran a 4.15 FAT..
@@cross6588 I'm not even sure what you're saying, but yeah, didn't think it looked that fast, then timed it and it was insanely fast. And I do believe it and I'm very impressed. You need me to explain it more?
@ naw I don’t.
@@dutchfpv7010My classmate ran 4.21 my senior year of highschool
I really wonder what was Su's 40 yard dash in that 100 m race where he ran 9.8.
Su's time included reaction time and 40y test time starts right on the first move.
I found one source and it says that he ran 4.09 for the 40 yard in that race which would be fastest time ever in that distance. It's seems believable if you ask me because in the 60m split he ran 6.29 which is the fastest in the world.
@@akboss_rbx9295Walter Dix ran a 3.7 40
@@cmoneyno5 That was hand timed. But if it was lasered time it would definitely be sub 4 secs but not 3.7 which is still crazy fast and would be considered the fastest in the world.
Dude just went from nobody on the track team that nobody knew on his campus to giga celebrity every girl wants with one 4 second run.
Weird. I see a bunch of comments saying he looks so fast. To me it looks slow, like he's stomping. Crazy speed though.
The only true gripe is using the track spikes. The time is legit but isn't comparable to Worthy and Ross for that reason.
😂😂😂😂😂
Justin Gatlin ran a 3.9 in the 40ydd when he tried out for the nfl during his drug suspension from the Olympics and World sprinting.
Also, I wanna say the crown hyping him up played a factor. Anyway around it though, that boy was cooking 🏃🏼💨💨
Coleman set his 40 time 7 years ago, and since set the 60m world record. Any 40 gimmick race isn’t legitimate unless he’s involved
Josh Wickenson of Baratoom Wisconsin ran a 3.97 35 yard dash which converts to a 4.04 40 yard dash when it is converted for the kind off terrain and upper deck
Wrong. Guys cover 5 yards in about .45 seconds; that translates to 4.4
@@cbrend22 thanks for confirming my math
I was there and watched this young man lay it down. Legit and fast as sh--t!!
Let's freaking goooo!!!!!!!!!🎉🎉
The only reason that the fastest NFL guys are a tad slower than track guys is that they don't spend every waking hour on their speed. For sure there are players that could make an Olympic finals if track was their focus.
That leg drive at the start stopped earth from spinning
Yup.. He's fast. His 60m times do not indicate he's 4.1's for 40yds. His run was outdoors unlike the combines. Outdoor track records ALWAYS take the wind into account. In the 100m's it can take of .5sec downwind. What were the wind conditions for his outdoor 4.15? My guess his time was wind assisted.
Exactly
The tone is your voice finally showing your tired of placating to these arguments fans have but we all were noobs at one point and didnt understand 😂😂
Bo Jackson’s time was electronically timed at 4.13 at Auburn by several NFL scouts as well as timed by stop watch
1:52 Well, that's certainly an unexpected white sight to behold 🤯
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It is very impressive, clocking in at 8.81m/s, but still a bit from Su Bingtian's absolutely insane 60m split at 6.29, which clocks in at 9,54m/s
Bo Jackson ran a 4.13 40 yard dash at 230 pounds
The start was good, not slow or bad it was amazing
This shows that track and field can gain a huge attention and be a very famous sports if shown properly
Dude trying to compare Usain 3-4 years in his retirement kinda crazy, but yeah this time is still ridiculously impressive. Put this guy in man coverage and no-one's keeping up
No way! That's surprising! Who is better at football then, I wonder? Can you do a video on that? Because you my friend, proved your knowledge with this one! 😅
Congrats to him
We’re back baby!!!! 🖐️
Great starter but also impressive finish. Walker is legit.
Coleman missed three drugs tests in the past which diminishes this achievement to me.
Just assume a top athlete is on drugs and you will be right the vast majority of the time
@@wan2shuffleobviously. It’s so sad how kids actually believe they favorite athletes not on peds😭
4.1? Hold my beer 🍺 😂🔥
Daaang! Dang!
Su Bingtian holds the fastest time to run to 60m at 6.29s. Assuming he reached top velocity way before 40 yards (36.576m) and maintained his speed, he would make a 3.83s 40-yard dash.
Physically impossible
Who the heck thought that sport literally about running to be somehow slower than another sport 💀
Bo ran 4.12. Without warm up and asked to have the doors open so he could keep running to track practice so he wouldn’t have to talk to any of the NFL scouts.
Most people don't comprehend the actual god-like speed of these guys. I once worked at an event for a super bowl host city where fans could run an in-door laser-timed 40... After 2 days, and thousands of people, there was a grand total of 3 people who broke 5.00 seconds!! (I can't tell you how many people THOUGHT they'd run a 4.8 because they were pretty "athletic", actually ran a 5.6, and then claimed the equipment must be broken. 🤣Nope, that's what rec league heroes run - a 5.60)
The average time for NFL WRs is just under 4.60. If you are reading this, then I guarantee 100%, YOU are not only 1 or 2 steps behind them, at 4.8-4.9 seconds.
That’s crazy
Armand Duplantis, the pole vault world record holder, was clocked running over 21 miles an hour on the pole vault runway, so CARRYING the pole. His speed was faster than any speed recorded on an NFL field that year (I believe it was last year). That's crazy! He also ran a 10.37 100m. Track speed is something different. I saw a documentary on Christiano Renaldo, where they looked at his abilities. A track guy was faster running straight ahead, but Renaldo was faster running a zigzag pattern around cones. That would probably be true for NFL players. They usually aren't running straight. It's fun to compare them, however.
I watched that video... He was up against the Spanish National Record holder in the 100... Ronaldo's vertical was higher than prime Vince Carter's at that point in time
Whats never brought up about the 40 at the combine is in 1999, the NFL changed timing methods, Pre-1999 it was a track start the clock started on 1st sound, after 1999 the clock starts on the RUNNERS movement! This totally eliminates reaction time which has been proven to be 1/10 of a second. A great example is Barry Sanders, he ran a 4.37 in 1989, if he had ran his 40 in 2009 his 40 time would have been 4.27! And that's a FACT! So anytime you see a super fast 40 time at the combine, add a 1/10 of a second if you're going to compare them to yesterdays stars!
Su Bingtang from China is like this. Dropped Usain Bolt to the 50M line a couple olympics ago
I've seen two discussions of this issue recently (the issue of whether NFL speed fans understand track and field speed). One of the discussions was here, and one was from Coach Rob, the youtuber. I may have missed it, but I am not sure if either discussion checked off the world-class sprinters who have also been NFL players, including Bob Hayes, Willie Gault, and Renaldo Nehemiah (ok, he was a hurdler, not a sprinter). There are a number of others who have performed at a high level either on the world stage or at least at a high level in the NCAA. I agree with pointing out that most of the fastest men in the NFL do not quite have world-class speed (even when they think they do), and I liked both of these videos for calling this out, but I suggest do a better job of acknowledging that the record-keeping in the 40 yard dash does not tell the whole story here. The NFL has had at least one sprinter in its ranks who has won an Olympic Gold medal in the 100m dash. NFL players and fans do (at least in some cases) have some awareness of what that type of speed looks like, and sometimes that speed, or something close to it, does get into the league.
Tyreek who???? WHOA NELLIE
The rocket man!!!
Impressive. Bro went from 11.41 in 19 his junior year in high school to 10.81 in 21 freshman year JC to 10.2 in 22.
Some people be late bloomers
@@dog-qs7twand some
People started taking there training seriously. U tend to take life more seriously as u get older
"Su Bingtian ran a 40-yard dash in around 4.07 seconds while setting the Asian 100m dash record of 9.83 seconds. " - Google search
Did you minus reaction time ?
“in around…”. Lolol
But seriously - The 40-yd distance is dumb and doesn’t mean anything.
The crazy thing is Kalen Walker has more size then the fastest 40 yard football players!
Bo Jackson ran the 40 yrs dash in 4.13 at 230 lbs
Darrell Green ran it in 4.09 in 86 and ran a 4.2 at 40yrs old
Bro needs to race Tyreek and Quincy Wilson new gen Lemaitre
Im not surprised that someone who practices running is faster than someone who practices football
Bo's 40 was absolutely not true. That is one of the most annoying myths, also disrespectful to everyone who ACTUALLY was timed.
Im pretty sure you can see his real track times from HS and multiple athletes at the time, including Deion, which was actually faster.
*Comparing Bo's 40 time to a track sprinter* is like comparing a calisthenics athletes 225 bench reps to those of a guy that has trained 5 months for the NFL Combine 225 bench reps. Bo was faster than Deion over 40 yards to 60 meters. Bo's high school *100m times were based on his everyday speed with no sprint specific training.* Dude was 220-225 pounds in high school & played football, baseball, track decathlon, 100 yard & 300 yard hurdles, high jump, long jump, triple jump and then the 100 yard dash, 55 or 60 yard dash indoors. *Imagine if Bo actually trained sprints.*
Thanks
His knee height is incredible when in stride. That is key to maximizing stride length and pulling to top speed. Need to see him run a 100 to look for amount of deceleration in last 30 meters. Wow
Football players are faster moving laterally, track athletes are faster in a straight line.
It is the spikes. Traction to put all that power down.
This is crazy impressive but to call out Usain Bolt seems kind of odd. Wasn’t Bolt always known as being a pretty slow starter and then the second half of the race he would come motoring by everybody?
No don't know where there misconception came from he held one of the fastest starts and finishes lol
People shouldn’t be surprised if they know kalen; he ran 6.51 in the 60 earlier this year. So his time being that far off from Coleman’s old time isn’t crazy, bc he ran 6.34 in the 60m at peak. Kalen is one of the best starters in history regardless of pro/college etc
Add another decimal and you got my current 40 yard time . I'm just lucky to run at all now. Would pay to be able to again. 😢
Tyreek did run track my guy
We’ve covered his running before - both in HS and the NCAA. He was a very fast and talented runner no doubt. He deserves respect for his speed.
We need this kid to face off against Coleman in a 40 to see who's the fastest
I seriously have no idea how people can ACTUALLY believe that the fastest athletes in other sports could SERIOUSLY challenge the elite athletes in Track. Its mind boggling. There are LEVELS to the speed game, and track is at the top without question. These athletes (sprinters) have spent their entire lives with one goal, running faster. No focusing on blockers, catching, holding a ball, etc. Just raw speed. How to move the body in such a way to efficiently produce and MAINTAIN that speed. Its not even close.
Fr tho
It's like pitting an f1 car against a top fueler in a f*n DRAG RACE😂😂😂
Damn Henry Ruggs III was a fast ass 6 year old running a 4.27.....wonder what his adult speed would have been
All the NFL owners with the side-👀 going, “Well son, you’ve certainly got wheels… you got HANDS,
too, by chance?”
6.45 for a 60 METER dash is freaking nuts.
I ran a 6.66s 60 yard* dash at my baseball tryout in college (at a Christian University, mind you 😂), and the coaches made me run it again because they didn’t believe it.
I ran a 6.65 on the next one, and then a 6.71 on the last one.
They let me field 3 balls in right field that I got to throw to 3rd base… made all those with the “textbook” 1-hop right on the money, and that was it.
We didn’t even get to take BP or hit anything, but I got a letter in the mail 2 weeks later inviting me to come join the team.
I couldn’t have been more pumped.
Dude's FAST
5:45 is that a real gun being fired to serve as stock footage of a track gun???
When you transition to turf it takes of around a tenth compared to grass, and once you transition to track surface it takes of around 2 tenths compared to grass. But this wasn’t an official distance, they just used the existing lines on the field, it could have been 2 yards short.
Hawkeye here. Sooo wish he'd return kicks fir the team.
And Bo's time WAS confirmed by multiple hand timers. Beat athlete of all time who barely beat the best Hawkeye QB of all time, Chuck Long, for yhe Heisman in '85.
Imagine if he could develop Armin Hary's reaction time in addition to his innately fast start.
Iowa has had three pretty big standouts
A DB
A WCBB
And a 60m/100m athlete
Well he runs 6.5 for 60 and essentially 10 flat for the 100m so he's much faster then Tyreek and is a great accelerator so thats exactly what we in the track community would expect him to run.
4.21 is the combine record. fasted 40 time by a nfl player was Bo jacksons 40 at 4.13 wich was lazer timed that why they refer to it as the combine record
His was not lazer tined
Yes it was google it
Speed is a small part in football . You can bench 800 lbs run a 4.2 40 have a 36 inch vertical jump but if you can't block or run a route or catch a ball you will not play you will be cut. Speed is great to have it doesn't translate to greatness itself. Unless you're just trying to see who's faster.
Yayyy we got another super star sprinter representing for whytey! 😊😊
Lets go hawks!
Christian Coleman is the fastest starter of all time!
Take the top athlete from any NFL Combine and give him a year of prep with all the tools, equipment and skills of Olympic trainers… I bet he runs a 10 flat hundred meter. But consistent sub-10 second times? I don’t know, that might take many years of training specifically for that competition.
It’s just his genetics 🧬
That’s damn fast. Back in the day I ran a 4.4 almost high 4.3. In just an average white dude I thought that was pretty quick.
He could probably break the 4 second barrier if he "smoothed out" his running form.
Was gonna say his start was good!
He seems to almost slip on one step not long after the start.
The other impressive thing with football players is size
DK Metcaf is 230 pounds
Sprinters are like 165-185 pounds
Can this kid catch ? Tackle?
I’ll mention Deion Sanders and Bo Jackson before modern timing equipment. They both ran sub 4.2’s
Would have loved to see Su Bingtian's 40yd time
Fr, it’s estimated to be around 4.07 though
Su is the man. Love him. Ain’t nobody fucking with his start.
Well Coleman can 😂