State Champion Powerlifter is also a Runningback 🤯  

What’s his grad year?

@@noumanthegoat7468 2022

@@laspermianlakylemeatbeat7336 thanks for letting me know.

Can't wait to see him on tv

God damn he make my practice look like one dollar to one million dollars

This sounds almost like you’re him

@@convolve how?

well when he finds out its all rigged im sure he will dedicate that intensity elsewhere

@@AbbaZabbaMan what’s rigged

@@AbbaZabbaMan what

A meet requires pausing at the bottom. Are you doing that? Also, what are your squat and deadlift? It’s about the combination. Post a video.

It’s probably an accumulation of his deadlift, squat and bench. Since his bench and squat is tremendously high for his weight, the claim sounds possible.

He’s pound for pound the state champion, meaning he didn’t lift the most, but relative to his body weight he would be considered pound for pound the stronger lifter.

Sound like with a little practice u are the champ lol

Stop lying

Amen

dude shut up. Tired of these kind of posts having nothing to do with the video just trying to farm upvotes.

Amen

Amen

check the discription

Jaden Quellette I think that’s how you spell it but it seems like this is his only RU-vid video. I’ve seen another shorts video of him but no actual field play

@@ager8408 its a short there is no description

@@flavortown4141 on my pc there is one

@@flavortown4141 yeah there is, plus he says the name in the pinned comment

i don't get it

@@kingbobisdaddy he’s running😂

He’s talking about all the number stats that’s in the video

Ik wtf

he’s probably actually like 160 and dude is stretching it a lil bit but still, way too light

Not necessarily look at Tariq cohen very rare case but still. He just need at least 10 more pounds and just stay quick and explosive plus they gon put some weight on him in college

@@flashmusicinc.6196 tarik is much more compact and solid at standing at only 5’6 and he weighs 192

@@romangeorge4401 I’m talking when he came out of hs he was only 165

Yessir go dawgs

he ended up signing with Hastings College 💯

You spelled Tedd Ginn wrong he was #1 athlete and football player that year northeast Ohio we breed them like no other Cleveland216

Also Marcus freeman was #4 from Dayton was even better than jevon

@@osamaali198 - I have no idea who Tedd Gunn is….I think you meant Ted Ginn but yes he did have a better football career then Ringer. Marcus Freeman was from Wayne HS which is also near me.

@@greeneyesfromohio4103 yea doesn’t matter anyway that’s my people I went to glenville too most dominant school in Ohio we breed pro bowlers and super bowl winners

@@osamaali198 - lol ok buddy

Really?

@@Unknownswagger Yeah his name was Jacob York. He got bigger and got down to a 4.6 though and changed his position to fullback which probably hurt him the most.

Yeah this guy isn't that athletic or strong compared to me or the people I went to school with.. but then again in from Florida

@@FLoridaboy94bros just glazing himself but Florida people are nuts so I wouldn’t say it’s fake

@@FLoridaboy94yea whatever 😂😂😂. U got no pics or nothing. And benching 300 at 150 is crazy. That mean at 175-180 he’ll be benching nearly 405 .

What is so impressive about Nebraska?🤣

@@Ky-qz5mw them country boys strong out in the midwest. coming from someone from ny

I was looking for this comment and surprised to see there aren’t more people thinking this. 300 lbs is double of 150. A 150 lb football player in the nfl? I hope he was exaggerating when he said double

LIGHT + STRENGTH SMH IT POSSIBLE ALREADY HAPPENED.

Not in high school they not they can’t even stop my friend that’s a DB and u do they same but his bench 275

He

@@foppsgamesyt6150 When your a db you don’t take hits like a running back so weight doesn’t matter as much

He’ll be fine. Bu the end of his freshman year of college he will probably be 175 to 185 pounds..

@@mauricemack5087 in my opinion tho I think he needs to get to around 200 before his career can take off

@@unclebuckduck1129 that’s why i don’t think he’ll be that good cus he’s athletic now, but is he going to be able to maintain that athleticism after putting on 50+ lbs?

He's 228 now. And he's the fastest player at Oregon which has an olympic sprinter WR and a Deanthony Thomas clone named Tez Johnson.

@@mauricemack5087exactly, Freshmans in college generally spend time getting bigger and stronger due to their college’s nutrition.

how?

Why yall keep saying that ignorant crap like these athletes don't change positions when they get to college. Secondly did he get killed in high school while playing running back?

@@jamesball8519 high school and college are completely different everyone is the fastest and the biggest and the strongest

He’s like 5’5 too.

No chance.

I mean good for you but that is by no means the standard.

@@alia4682 Not sure what standard you’re speaking of. I said most men that go to the gym can lift double their body weight. If it’s above your “standard” then I would simply say it doesn’t matter if you can or not, because if you worked for it, im confident you could. If it’s below your “standard” then I would say that’s fine because it’s not like I ever wanted to lift double my body weight, I just wanted to build muscle and it just so happened that when I did, that’s the weight I was comfortable lifting.

@@Obeifymost men that goes to the gym cannot lift double their body weight . If 1/1000 people can bench 225 what makes u come up wit dis stupid conclusion.

@@4hunnid_k After a quick Google search to see where in your ass you pulled that 1/1000 stat out of. Come to find out that it is “an extremely rough guesstimate” posted by a redditor…. So there is that. There are 2 qualifying statements. They must be men, and they must actively go to the gym. Most people that are both men and regularly go to the gym outside of January 1st -January 20ish can lift double their body weight.

Is he 150 pounds like this guy

@@Nazim909 nah fam he like 270 if I remember right

Ageee he looked slow