Strongman Eddie Hall Takes On The NFL Combine 💪 | 40-Yard Dash, Broad Jump & Catching Drill | NFL UK 

That's what im saying!

He did 44 reps

They don't have all day bro

They'll let you know when he's done lol Another video dropping next week on his progress :)

I glad this comment is at the top. That’s why I clicked this video is to see him bench. Over and done. Thank you

Honestly I click on this video to see bench press... Im kinda disappointed and kinda not has I had watching him run lol

We would have been here all day watching him max out reps of 225 😂

that was the whole reason I clicked on the video haha

when did he move fast?

@@pawrestlingchamp that 5 second sprint They said Bolt had done 4.22 seconds

@@TheOnSec 5 is slow

@@Eli-ey7gw like you and your mother.

@@Eli-ey7gw that’s decent considering he was in pads that don’t fit him well

Ryan shazier is 6’1 😂

@@goosefilms2050 somebody gotta be lyin then

@@Keys_OW obviously that body builder is maybe 5’10 if he’s lucky 😂

Jack Crawford is 6'5 so yeah Eddie isn't 6'3.

@@grabo917 Huh well I guess Google is wrong then

Hahaha that's actually hilariously true 😂😂😂

Tyreek hill does too

This comment is too great.

The pads are too narrow for the beast

He’s what 6’3”? I wonder if he could legit play?

Yeah but eddie is stinger then every single nfl player

@@barackobama6965 and slower

@@barackobama6965 He doesn't have the reach. He's very strong, but he doesn't have the wingspan.

The o linemen are even bigger. Some are 6 7 360 lbs

No offense to Eddie, but he’d be a total bust at FB… too slow to run, no hands, not nimble enough to block an LB, let alone a DE.

He’s a natural athlete

He'd still be repping

Imagine him as a running back shoving through people

Him on the D line would be biblical 😂

@@calummclaughlin7464 Not sure about his pass rush, but run stuffing abilities would be immense lol

@@devin6351 yeah ur not bowling him over any time soon lol.

Lol He’s small compared to nfl lineman

He did 52 reps in 2012, probably much more now 😂

With pads, of course.

@@dingle37 Nah, he was stronger back then. He’s retired now. He did 44 reps recently.

Yea welcome to the freaks of nature called NFL players

No he’s not bc Ryan shakier the nfl player in the video is 6’1.

Shazier

@@goosefilms2050 Ryan Shazier isn't in the video?

@@MeloTheFellow bro it’s literally stated in the beginning of video that he is. He’s the bald dude 😂

He can definitely do 225 for over 50

@@adeelliftsstuff doubt he has the muscle endurance for it.

most strongman and bodybuilders don't do bench press

@@craigchkw ohh he still got it trust

@@craigchkw he did 225x52 in 2012, he can def do more now

I found it. Lol

Ha! 😆😆😝

lol are you crazy?

@@jayo5320 yes

Offense mate, no way with his size he is agile gonna be agile enough to get to the qb

@@ainakbasu8398 I agree. I personally think that to be on the defensive line, you have to be a freak of nature having extreme speed for being a very large person. I'm not sure if he would be able to get off the line very quick, and I doubt he would be able to get ahold of the QB. Especially guys like Lamar and Justin Fields and guys like that.

I'd make him a DT, they aren't all about getting to the QB, but with his strength he could stop up the middle of the line on runs.

@@meb212 Makes sense

Definitely defense. The intricacies of OL technique, decision making, and learning the playbook have a lot steeper learning curve.

He would be considered small and undersized compared to most nfl linemen.

@@_itsmunah Err... BLUFF?

​@@_itsmunah nah .... hes 370 pounds 6'2 to 6'3

Average 40 time for a drafted offensive lineman is 5.37. Considering he’s in pads that’s not to far off.

@@drewk9346 Actually that’s a massive difference. And he’s wearing shoulder pads, not “in pads”. That’s almost a shell, but he doesn’t have a helmet. Saying 5.37 is like 5.73 is like calling 4.3 close to a 4.7. That’s night and day.

@@drewk9346 Furthermore, .4 seconds below average and “better than a lot of” is massively different in meaning.

@@smyers9052 First off the difference in .4 seconds between a speed position like wr is much more drastic and emphasized than an a O lineman. And I never said “full” pads, but by definition cause I know you’re that type of person shoulder pads do qualify as “pads”. Now if you don’t know those pads cut arm restriction which in return cut forward momentum. Also noted these are combine numbers..these do not include any numbers from players who were not invited or who had opted out. So by fault we will never know the average of all nfl lineman. But because he’s seen them run over a 10 year career I’ll take his word over yours.

@@drewk9346 Also, the reason I make the distinction about pads is that wearing only shoulder pads is not a significant factor when running. Is it maybe a tiny factor? Sure. But it’s literally functioning as a built in excuse and having played football for many years, I can tell you that ain’t why he ran 5.7

If Eddie was as ambitious as Thor, think it would tell a different story tbh mate

@@Lickmabumbum I love Eddie mate ,just having a laugh, Thor is a freak of nature though.

No. Not as an official time.

To be honest 5.73 is actually very slow, even for offensive lineman who are all by far the slowest on the field. For his size it's okay I suppose, but still not very fast even considering that. 5 seconds is considered to be only slightly faster than the average human, and Eddie was much slower than that. Not to trash Eddie though, he's still an incredible strongman and athlete in general.

@@NoHaBi02 He's not a football player I wouldn't expect him to compete with someone who trains these things day in day out, give him credit

@@jonathancaplin570 It’s really just pretty slow.

He seems quite quick for his size

@@Only1Kizz, compared to normal people yes. Compared to NFL athletes, even guys his size, no. That said, the stiffness is a bigger problem than the slowness. I can live with a nose tackle who can't run 40 yards fast because my short-yardage nose tackle won't be running 40 yards to make a play. A nose tackle who can't get down in a stance and gets off the line so slow is a bigger problem. Offense is completely off the table because he won't be able to stay in front of defenders and he'll get the QB killed. Running isn't an important part of strongman, or boxing. He hasn't had a reason to train that hard at it. Not surprising he's worse than NFL players, who all need to run to play the sport.

@@JonPITBZN I get you but it’s quite ignorant and unfair that you compare him to NFL athletes that have been doing that their whole life and they are the best at it. His get off was surprisingly quick to me and I didn’t expect it to be that fast. He would obviously play OL and he will also be stronger than any NFL player so that will help him with blocking DE’s. But obviously he lacks the footwork and fundamentals because he never done it at a young age like all these NFL players have.

@@Only1Kizz 5.73 hand timed is just not fast though

@@smyers9052 NFL athletes train months before they run a 40 believe it or not, they don’t just roll out of bed and run it. If Eddie was in shape and trained for months his time would obviously be alot better.

Has nothing to do with the video but yes

The 100m tests more speed endurance than the 40yd. I'm sure if John Ross training specifically for the 100m, he would be under 10sec for sure

100m running is far different than 40 yard running. 40 yards is acceleration, 100m is acceleration plus maintaining the highest top speed. This is the same reason why 100m athletes usually don't succeed in 400m events, or even 200m for that matter.

False. Ross ran 4.22 electronically timed. Speed changes over distance and you can’t use a 100 to determine a 40. There’s a reason people look at actual 10 and 20 yard splits vs just taking an average.

Just get the best players it doesn’t matter where they are from

Man won world strongest man and was national caliber swimmer. You be hard pressed to find many NFL players that could compete against Eddie in the pool