Who's the STRONGEST Player in NFL History? 

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Yeah except he looked like he was ready to drop dead after doing it.

Sparky Mahoney who cares 😂

Id cry

It looked like he was moving in the low 5's

Magnus Garrett 😂 my mans would make train noises before a run play but idk he fosho up there for strongest tho

NoLimit JuJu I mean 705lb bench and 900lb squat. So idk if it’s a question who’s the strongest.

I'm digging around for the interview but Larry Allen was a freak in college. He reportedly did 60 225's before they just told him to stop. Keep in mind this was before he had a major injury to his shoulder with his AC cuff. He was actually stronger before the injury which caused him to drop in the draft, then had to train his lower body to compensate for the strength his lost. Even at 70% of what he was he just a freakshow.

@@letoatreides4041 jesus christ lol

Swear you Dallas fans are the dumb

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@@gavins.5409 Rofl, but this isn't the place for that so....... yeah, STOP trying to force your beliefs on others.

Merrick Tjepkes u have to be joking

It’s a John Cena “you can’t see me” joke.

@Merrick Tjepkes damn rekt lmao

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Danny Boy it was a linebacker

@@mmamusic9634 still a Defensive Back. Literally. Point is he chased him down.

@@mmamusic9634 He didn't even say anything about a position.

@@lyrics2challenged it was a linebacker.. a linebacker Is not a defensive back. Wtf are you talking about?

@@joshuatraffanstedt2695 a line backer literally is just an often buffer and slower Corner or safety. He's a literal defensive back. Linebackers only get faster these days. There are plays built around LBs being used as another corner even ffs.

He was likely stronger at 34, you wont lose strength in your 30s, it's the speed, endurance, and recovery that takes a hit.

@@adamlogan9500 bench pressing for high reps takes muscle endurance

@@Jjggjiyfdhkoiggbnnj I know, I myself bench press 225 for a lot of reps.

adam logan I disagree, it depends on when you start training. If you grow up lifting nonstop you will hit your peak around your early 30s or younger. It can’t be confirmed for sure, but when you are super strong for 10 years you start to lose some of it. Look at someone like Brian Shaw for an example, he’s somewhat close to Larry Allen.

Logan King I would say Eddie Hall is stronger than Larry Allen. It’s just that Eddie doesn’t have to move fast or run down the football field like Larry, so Eddie’s main focus is strength training. Larry, in contrast, is a football player. He has to be able to move fast and run to play football.

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Don't get it 😕

BeastmodeForever john cena is known for a saying, “you can’t see me”

For that level, that's actually pretty amature Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson (Thor the Strongman. He also used to be GOT: the mountain). Can get up to around 1kg dead left. I have no idea if he still pushes that far though. He's on video trying to bench press 500-550. For the level these guys go for Cena, Arnold (the terminator kind) , the rock etc. nail it that 400-450 at that level is low.If the rock can legit bench 450-500 and isn't at the level of a typical football player. that's pretty bad.

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imagine if they all used steroids...whoa...?! Im glad they allnatty.

Herschel Walker over 50 and would kick the shit outta Cena. Lol

TJ Ellis You’re joking right

Power clean is better but it takes technique so it might not be good.

I can't even see anyone there

Lol

Patience... it is key

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Krudzx that's what I'm sayin lol

We’ve waited

Allen wasn't a DT ... he played on offense ... a guard.

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Larry Allen was one of those 405lbs 99 overall created players on madden

Larry could have kept going on the bench press -- he wasn't trying that hard.

Yeah, yeah that's about right 😆

But so is squat, clean and deadlift......

Having a big chest/ stomach helps too

mafia gang what are they? You didn’t make anything clear

Eli daking well being a short guy have advantage on squat and deadlift and clean because less distance for movement.

I was referring specifically to the combines use of the bench press for an AMRAP at 225, stupid to make much of that test, especially for lineman as you would want longer arms over shorter arms, but yet shorter arms favors a bigger bench press

Earlier in his career he might have. Later in his career he struggled with diabetes

I was 5'11" and 245 lbs with 8% body fat when tested by a scanner in 2014....It's possible. I'm by no means a freak athlete or 6-4 like Larry Allen. And, by the way, the reason I was only 8-10% bodyfat in that year is that I worked 10-16hr shifts as a Derekman on an Oil rig in Texas. There are some huge guys on the rigs, they do exist you know. We had a guy that was 6-5 named Kirk Harper. Kirk was a huge black dude that worked as a driller on a rig that was often shorthanded. That guy weighed around 300lbs and there was no noticeable fat on his body. A man of similar strength to Larry Allen was Bill Kazmier the world's strongest man 3X. He was same size as Larry too. There are some freaks in this world.

@Jorge Vazquez I know you need some education on this subject. It's rare to find people in your life that are low body fat and high muscle. That's why people don't believe it's possible. But, check out some off shore oil riggers or old school Oil Rig guys who are genetically tall and broad. I've seen the refutation of your theory with my own eyes. I don't need to be told I'm a liar when I've known men who were 280+lbs at 6'5" tall and worked right along side me on the motors of a drilling rig. I was at an old school company in Big Spring, TX known as Robinson Drilling. They used the old 1980's style rigs where more of the lifting and work had to be done manually. I recall dragging a 400+lbs chain and placing it link by link into a junk box one day. Swinging a 20lbs sledge on hammer unions to tighten valves up and changing out 60+lb. Gaskets using 36" pipe wrenches will get you some arms boy. I was tested after about a year on the rig. Went back to College with the money I earned and got a Master's degree. Did a body Fat test coming off the rig at 10% Body fat. News Flash for ya -- NO workouts, no Steroids, no reason to do either, working 8 & 12 hour shifts on a goddamn oil rig for a whole year +. Tired as hell at the end of every day, eat, sleep, work,,, all I did .... First day back 2 weeks off a rig -- weighed in at 241 lbs in gym shorts , took a scan at 10.5% body fat. Had a 6 Pack showing. It is possible. I don't need to be told I'm a liar.

@Jorge Vazquez I hope we can be friends man. Right now I'm between 25 and 30% body fat and I'm around 270 lb. I'm a construction Foreman that really doesn't get out that much anymore. Theoretically if I just straight lost 30 lb and got back down to the weight I was at in college I would drop from 25 down to about 14%. (205/240). But weight loss doesn't work like that. In process of losing 30 net pounds, you would convert 10 lbs to muscle in my experience. That means that at 240lb. I'd be like 215 and muscle and nonfat. So that's 10.4%. And that's the number I was when I was working on the rig. It's crazy how the math works out with how I am now

@Jorge Vazquez Cena "probably" on something.....lol. Yeah, probably.

I made a 5'5 400 pound QB like that XD

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Matthew Nikitas not 700 lmao

He couldn't actually bench anywhere near that.

@Ed Kelly Exactly. And claiming he inclined 5-hundo for 10 or whatever is just plain retarded.

@Ed Kelly dude youtube it.... he did it. Not by PL standards by any means but he did it. Remember, these are dynamic athletes with hundreds of areas of focus. If he dedicated himself to just three lifts and the peripheral things to improve those three lifts, I'd be safe in betting he would be at least a very good power lifter. How would the worlds best power lifters perform if the majority of their training was not lifting? or even physical for that matter. Cut their lifting by 66% and they would probably not fare well... IJS.

Ed Kelly bro you sound idiotic. So unless someone doesn’t do something while being judged by an official governing body then they have not done it. I ran 5 miles this morning. Only judge was my apply watch. Did I not do it? Benched this past Wednesday, no judges. Did I not do it? Gtfoh. No one is saying he did it in competition. But just because he didn’t do it in front of a judge doesn’t mean he didn’t do it. Bodybuilders, athletes and plain old people trying to get/stay in shape are the overwhelming majority of people that execute lifts everyday. Guess what. They did do it. You’ve got inferiority problems my guy. Ever do a push up? Did someone in the military judge you? Then you’ve ever done a push up! See how stupid you sound?

No that is totally believable, it’s only his stomach he has huge muscle mass

@@andremuir6098 You have absolutely no idea of what you're talking about.

dy120481 I didn’t think people could be this stupid lol.

Your an idiot, he is a superior athlete. If you have ever seen him in person you would understand that. Watching him in pads or clips does not do him any justice

@@andremuir6098 nobody is questioning that he is a good athlete. But his body fat is 18% minimum.

I was watching that game at my friend johns house. He's no cowboys fan. But he proclaimed Holy S! What did I just watch. Before I could. I was stunned. I figured he'd make it look good. But when he reeled him in. I couldn't believe it. And neither could anyone else. Even my friends who despise the Cowboys with darn near every ounce of their being. Were even like wow. L.A. baddest mf going. Then listen to Justin tucks L.A. train whistle story. Allen was a wrecking ball.

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@@pablohill6688 HIM TOO LOL!

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Because people want to be part of history, no matter how stupid they look

@@nbcongo no I think he just got to hyped 🤣

Rocket Ishmael. He weighed about a buck sixty. Doubt if Larry even notices.

na gene upshaw ran a 4.6 at 275 lbs in 76

@@kennycarlson9654 they timed by hand back then and those are always inaccurate

Alot of the top strong men are around that age. Even brain Shaw has said you reach your max strength in your 30s.

Tom Shumate I forget the study, but I read male testosterone steadily increases and peaks at about the age of 39, so imo it was an advantage that he was 35. The biggest issue that comes with age is the injuries being more frequent

Nope the older you are the stronger you get, Powerlifters, weightlifters peak in there early - mid 30's when their body has reach full maturity. It's called old man strength.

@@confidential5743 sounds correct because I had read similar studies but it was more to do with bodybuilding and muscle maturity which peaks in the mid 30s. BUT let's be honest, even if what we've read is true, you're still no better than your genetics and Larry was definitely a 0.00001% 😂👍

He was also hungover according to some stories.

Legend has it he burned 30% bodyfat on that play. Got down to 11%!

Just want to make sure that this is a joke and I'm understanding it. You making fun of how KTO constantly contradicting their last sentence. Right?

James O'Day In fact when he was coaching in the USFL, he MADE his offensive lineman take steroids!

I saw this pop up in my notification bell and "clicked" without even realizing I had done so... my brain apparently clicks on KTO videos on impulse :D

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Probably Orlando Brown in recent years. He might not be the weakest player period. But he's the weakest per pound

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What he’s doing are called hip thrusters, they’re great for training leg strength and explosiveness

How is it athletically possible... most men don't even have anywhere near 50% of his strength or 60% of his speed. Ridiculous athleticism.

If you actually competed you'd know what a joke that "700" really was.

@@dy120481 three spotters were normal whenever anyone attempted 500lbs or more for bench during competition, back when I competed. Things may have changed.

@@tengen3613Yeah, but they weren't allowed to have their hands on the bar helping you lift the weight.

I believe you. I've put up 43 Reps of 225 in my home gym with friends. Alex Cates, my lifting partner put up 32, Larry Walker did 23, and Ian put up 34. I broke 40 on full reps, but the last 3 were very hard. It's something you can train to do, if you're repping for a calorie burn workout. I was doing 20's that day on Circuits ( circuit training with 5 exercises in a set for 20 reps each and 3 rounds or more). Then we came to the bench, and the 4 of us were like "fuk it! Let's do the NFL combine test!" I will tell you that you won't be able to lift your arms out straight for the rest of the day, and the soreness will not completely go away for 2 days or more. By the way, my max for one rep Raw at the time was only 420 lbs. So it's just a training thing.

@@paysonfox88 I agree with the concept of rep bench test to be more about endurance. My 1rpm was 485. But I could only ever do like 20-25 reps of 225lb on my best day lol

@@DreadPages back then I just trained different. I maxed out 420, but I was doing what I called 30s. I would bench press a specific weight low, medium, high chest for 10 each. I got to where I was loading 250 on the bar & doing a set of eight eight eight. My stroke for my heavy sets was a little bit different than most people's bench press technique. I went down to low chest, then move up by pushing the bar back and up at the same time. This got more muscle groups involved and led to a more efficient lift. I had to learn this for power lifting.