Meet The Most MASSIVE High School Player of All Time 

My high school team scrimmaged against him my junior and senior year and he was MASSIVE in person. He was strong but all you hadda do was get the edge and he was done. Nice dude and always seemed to give it his all so I got respect for him.

I love the “circling” of the 7 ft 400 lb player in the highlights... yeah we see him... lol

He's a winner in my book because he never gave up. Whatever he ends up doing, he will definitely be a go getter. Rock on kid!!!!👌

At least the kid went after his dream, even though he kept being told that he couldn't.

Based on the story, this kid has put in a lot of hard work and dedication. He should be proud no matter how his football career comes to an end.

He’s a create a player😂

If he changes his fat to muscle and becomes really buff he’ll be unstoppable

I think he's an inspiration no matter how his story turns out. Ive coached & i'd always have that one kid i wished everyone had the heart of. With this kid's attitude, he's gonna be just fine no matter what he does in life

Give it at least 2 years in college, he is going to look like a complete different person. Once hes in shape it will be lights out for other teams

This guy looks like my QB1 character on madden, but my madden character has huge pads

Played against him in JUCO, he’s the real deal 💯

I hope this kid makes it, it really sounds like he deserves everything good waiting for him.

he should of dropped down to 340-350

He can start for the Browns next August as a walk on... 🤣🤣🤣

i went to school w junior, hes a great guy!

We had a kid I played with in high school back in the dark ages that was rumored to be 6'3 and 450. Played nose guard, and it took three or even four offensive lineman to move him back just a yard. State champ wrestler, too. He was a legit monster.

He should of been a guard not a tackle and dropped some weight

He looks too slow on tape, he needs a good trainer.

Loving this one thanks for sharing very important information giving thanks blessed love to all knowledge is power hopefully everyone pays attention keep up the good work 🙏🙏🙏🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲💪💪💪

That’s a guy I would love to have on my team any day . Resilience through adversity is very admirable

He should’ve had a better off season program. And play basketball for better foot movement

Power 5 offensive lineman have insane technique and skill. The position takes way more athleticism than given credit to.

I went to high school in the 1980's with a guy who was 6'4'' tall, 410 pounds. His nickname was "Fridge." Real nice guy, just like this kid.

I see you already have the determination of not giving up 👍. Stay confident regardless of whatever negative encounter you come across, yet remain humble towards all. Remember to always think about the pros n cons (when mentally broken) between gaining weight & your Football dreams. Which brings me right back to what you already know you are NOT......a quitter. Stay blessed young man n always thank anyone who has helped you in your journey.....life or football. I rooting for you brother 😊.

He’s a big boy. I admire his dedication plus he seems like a great guy. Good for him sticking to it and fulfilling his dream.

Damn my former teammate plays baseball for Portland, maybe he’ll run into him, he’s hard to miss

Keep moving forward towards your goals young man. If you believe you can, than you will!!!!

Best of my wishes JR. Keep doing what you crave, whatever life does.

Just amazing story of a character and a human being that wouldst do anything to play for the game that he loves so much congratulations on planting seeds in a lifetime and Young aspiring Sports enthusiast. You'll never see them sprout very proud of you.

As a defensive linemen who played in San Diego. That's also had to a different path to college football. I wanna go against him.

Subscribed man

YOU GO FOR IT JOHN!!!! Continue your dream my son. I used to coach football at Lincoln University in Jefferson City, Missouri back in the 80's.

This kid needs to get into strongman competition. He could give Brian Shaw a run for his money.

Regardless what happens, he has tried the best he could and wish him success in life!

Nothing but respect. Being that young and fought for every opportunity without quitting, while having all that attention around him. He seems like he has a good head on his shoulders . Plus it's always good to hear a successful story without $ being the outcome of why he's successful.

Good on you, Junior. I'm glad you were able to have the success that you did. With your attitude you can be successful in whatever thing you may choose. Good luck.

I saw him play a few times in HS. He was in my sons league. He was huge, but he couldn’t move laterally. I didn’t think he could make it in college, but I hoped for the best for him

John matuszak who played for Oakland raiders came in at 6:10 and 345lbs and was a maniac on the football field but was a pretty good football player.

Great story.You got a lot of grit. You earned the title-Football Player!

Great video bro

These kids need to be counseled with his parents about sugar consumption.

Hope he's working to get his weight down, working on speed, agility, etc..

Hard work got you an education You are a success my man. Good job.

This young man is true inspiration; he will be successful at whatever he does for the rest of his life given the continued effort in the face of the challenges that he's overcome. I love stories like this!

He should’ve played guard

I pray that this young man will be successful no matter what he chooses too do with his life. However, one must weigh the negatives with the positives. If I had a son playing football in high school right now and his position was too oppose this young man's position, I would with draw him from that game out of fear he could be severely injured. 350 pound "boys" do not play football against 185 to 225 pound boys. This young man obviously wouldn't hurt anyone. He is a true gentle giant, but he is very heavy and very tall. Placing opposing players at great risk. Even if he didn't intend too hurt anyone, the fact is, chances cannot and should not be taken. Now, if he lost 150 to 175 and he was taught restraint and proper techniques in handling his imposing size, he could see limited action, but it must be done safely. Plus the opposing team's must not over estimate or under estimate his true desires. Playing football today is extremely competitive. If this young man shows patience and he is mentored correctly, he'll have his pick of NFL teams. Personally, I like to see him play for my team, the Cowboys, but I don't get too make such decisions. His parents, his mentor, his schools etc must all understand, he must be given the respect of choice. If he decides to become a Chef or a construction worker, that is his choice, but he must be allowed such choices. Again, I wish him well. He seems like such a nice young man with a big heart.🏈⛪

Very Good!...

1:25 he rollin a blunt tho? 💨💨

As a police officer he better lay off the donuts.

Whatever he chooses in life he will be successful because he works so hard at it.

You are an inspiration to other High School students. I wish you the best of success.

Great job champ

If he gets a free ride thru college he's a success

Man this is sad imagine if he was allowed to play as a younger kid. He would really be a beast. I mean a 7ft tackle, what coach wouldn’t want that.

We're glad to have ya here in Oregon..kick butt 78..

He's got a TON of potential!! I believe that if he gets with the right strength and condition coach and the right meal plan was created he could be a BEAST!! I hope he keeps investing in himself and NEVER GIVE UP!! Great story!!

Should be a DT lol how’s anyone gonna throw over him

Agility is critical in football. He has none. At least he gave it a shot.

Great story hard to believe a young man with that drive and capability would be considered more of a great prospect than a project. I give hima load if credit for learning something with every experience and who is to say there is not a pro team that would take a shot at a needed size and positional player! Special Teams that tells me his potential is more than even he may know or think! I would like to see him stay closer to to the 390 weight giving him a better reaction time and increase his speed and agility! Good Luck Big Fella! Great story too!👍🏼

There was a 7 ft guy playing for Dallas in the NFL, in the late 80s early 90s I seen him once on tv. Guess he didn't last long. Thanks for the post .

He should try wwe really like he would do good in that

Went to school with him, dude was a unit in person

Send it bro! 🤘🏻

Miami have a spot waiting for you my boi 🙌 #GoCanes

I already did my research on this mans

Vince McMahon would like to offer him a contract!

Get that degree man and keep up the hard work.

Excellent story, wish the young man all the best!

Did he ever go to camps like a 30 to 40 dollar one day camp to actually get in contact with coaches?

Man! His back and knees must be killing him. I feel for this giant.

I just want to play football...that was so sincere. It told me all I need to know about him. Honest and sincere. Good luck big guy

Good job big man your awesome.

7’0😳 he should start hooping

I’ve been here since 1k 💯

Inspiring young man.

Good story. I think it's important for people to see that the path for most of us is long and convoluted. We have to keep seeking opportunities and accepting what we have to work with.

Intermittent fasting John! It works big man! I look forward to seeing you on the field

Not enough commitment, drive , and discipline. Love Food to much

I’m a rookie in high school football I’m 5”8 265lbs I do play o-line d-line and I’m really active and can run pretty fast for my weight

Good luck man

Wish the best for him. He's not a quitter good story.

There’s 10 minutes I’m not getting back

Very inspirational, keep reaching...

Man I pray he has a great year next season just for his never quit attitude! 🦅🇺🇸🦅

Coach: What position on the Oline do you want to play? Junior: Yes.

I went to King with him and had class with him when he would sit in the classroom tables he barely fit had to bend his knees freaking monster good luck JR hopefully you make it to the nfl would love to watch you play

I hope he makes for all his hard work it would be nice to see him on the NFL field

That's it a NEW FRANCHISE PLAYER LETS GO

6:50 is scary😬

Great guy

I played with john at Georgia prep and Lincoln he played every game at Georgia, and was the immediate starter at left tackle at Lincoln in the spring of 2017

I’d think he’d be better as a nose tackle and at offensive line it would be hard for the quarterback to see around them

Hes really out of shape, at that height you really dont want any extra weight

There have been a few of these massive, gigantic kids around 7' tall and 400 pounds before. They usually attract a lot of attention for a short period of time and then quickly disappear off the map. As tempting as it is to extrapolate their size into usable skill it just usually doesn't work out that way. These kids are usually pretty slow and can barely get around the field themselves. No one's able to move them off the line but opponents with any speed whatever are usually able to just run around them.

that's too bad feel sorry for him BUT WOW, wouldn't it be something to see him on the field in big time ball!!!...way to go LAD, keep it up . YOUR dream may come true yet!!!

O’Doyle RULES!

He's playing out of position he needs to be a nose tackle

For me, he is a NT in a 3-4. Someone that large, you build his strength, size and condition him for consistent work, not necessarily explosive power. He only needs to get occasional pressure and consistently forcing the line of scrimmage back

I said the same thing when the News did a segment on him in high school, he stands out, he’s bigger than kids in high school but on any other level he would struggle, he’s to too too heavy and that weight will hold back his athleticism and give him injuries... He’s a tall kid with excessive fat. Only way is to get down to at least 350 if he wanted to play but that isn’t even for sure.

There’s a kid in my class that weighed more than him in freshman year I should tell him to play