Wait, he named his son Madden? Sounds like someone is living their dreams through their kid! Will this kid even still be interested in football by the time he gets to high school?
My guess? No. My nephews dad did this to him after my sister passed away. As soon as he turned 18 he was a burnt out baseball pitcher who could’ve at least gone to minors but bc he was never a kid, left home asap bought a motorcycle & he’s now in prison for a DUI bc he had FOMO. Unfortunately, he only hurt himself and luckily not someone else. He wasn’t allowed to be a kid. Dad and grandparents doted on him when it came to the sports - tons of love but he wanted to quit for a little bit in HS and his dad wouldn’t let him, literally forced him. Made him play year round. My sister never would have gone for that. Sad, sad story parents who do this.
He can't even catch a 5 yard dumboff. And the soap catch doesn't matter because it's is a tuck with your body. if it was a comeback route he would've ended up with a bloody nose
Anyone who played football knows that the best players in little league or grade school were rarely, almost never, the best players in high school or college, and many of the best college players never made it in the NFL. Boys & young men seem to “peak” at different stages/ages. There’s a thousand intangibles that come into play- mentality/smarts, love of the game, a warrior’s heart & mentality, desire to succeed. This poor kid, I fear, is being set up to be the next Todd Marinivitch….😞🙏
Exacrly. U need to be a killer. My town. We had kid. All county. Etc. 300 yard games every week. Got full ride him n his huge half bro. Virginia. Wasted. Within a. Year
Lol he didn't touch the lines on the last drill, and dropped some balls. He's a decent 9yr old football player. Hopefully he is gronks size when he's older or atleast big enough to make it in the nfl.
I used to run these exact drills with my Dad 20 years ago.... one day my dad threw the ball soo far, i ran, tracked it and caught it....... turned around and my dad was ... not......... there.............. I'm still here waiting for him, i'm sure he just went to get my extra cleats out the car..... i'll keep you guys updated :)
I am always curious about the parents who spend a fortune to have their kids train hours upon hours in a sport. When it comes to nutrition they do nothing about it.
Kids name is Madden, that clearly shows that his dad knew from the get go that he was going to train his son hella hardcore in Football. Let the kid do what he wants to do man. He probably feels hella pressure
I got recruited to play soccer in England and moved their at the age of 14. I was a goalkeeper and in 7th grade I hit 5'10. The doctors said I was gonna be 6'2-6'4. I ended up breaking my hip right Before my 17th bday, and then another 2 times after that in the next 2 years. I also haven't grown since 7th grade and am still 5'10. Even without getting injured I would of never lived up to the "hype" as I just didn't have it. No matter how good s kid naturally looks, as soon as they are teenager's the decisions they make dictate whether they make it or not. The more they hype this kid the better Chance he will fail unfortunately. There's no issue telling him he's talented, but never tell him that he's not the best. That's something he needs to only hear from himself, never from his coaches or especially his parents.
The dad named him madden this kid will blow out his ligaments by 20 and be possible disabled by 30 this kid is doing high level moves with a lot of body control but one wrong step and it’s over I played baseball as a recruit and shoulder and arm are so fucked it’s ridiculous
In a school system with only 300 graduating students each year, I too was the biggest kid in my class through 5th grade. I ended up growing to only a hair over 5'7"...
Yeah, I was a 5’4” monster in 5th grade. I was convinced I was going to be 6’3” and play pro baseball. Ended up just around 5’8”. Life comes at you fast 😂
If he's already maturing at 9, he won't break 6 foot. He'll be 5'7" - 5'9" at 18. Late bloomers are the men who turn out to be taller than 6 foot because instead of maturing, their bodies take time to grow before they mature.
As an NFL coaches son I worry about this kid. He has a terrible father. All I hear is his dad trying to live through his son. Let the kid be a kid when they’re young. There’s reasons to not overtrain your body. One of them being growth plates. He’s going to have a lot of physical problems when he starts getting to high school. His mileage will be up there.
He doesn't look happy nor enjoying any part of the training. I don't think he even smiled. As a parent, I truly believe we have to let our children decide what sports or activities they like and support them but never force them to do something they do not enjoy just to make us "happy".
Not gonna lie he will be the sneaker specialist at his local Dicks Sporting Goods Store! If I had that cocky attitude at that age my old man would have beat me
0:28 .....ummm what? "Baby Gronk" ....his dads like 5'6" 🤣 keep the grind tho son dont let old haters like me shoot your dream down. Footwork looked excellent!
Put a good defensive back on him and he would get smoked. Not to mention put him under pressure in a legit game against people his size and then see how he does.
Anyone ever heard of Todd Marinovich? Who's Father Marv tried to turn him into Super Quarterback, by the time he got to the League he was burned out. And Marv actually played in the NFL unlike Jake.
Gota keep his training behind closed doors and then unleash him on the world if and when he's every ready. This is just pure exploitation and set up for failure.
cant get ur hopes with personal experience. I was faster than everyone in my grade in 5th grade then middle school hit with kids in 6th grade running blazing fast 100s. Got my training down to a science with a 12.12 100 district track meet.
he always looks like he is about to cry....and he keeps peeking out of the corner of his eyes at something(or someone)....and we are just gonna pretend like he didn't cheat the first line on the 5/10/5? those dudes seem as weird as his dad
Plan on being a fullback, it’ll help when you’re 6’0” and run a 5.0 40 👊. Kid is a plodder. Not twitchy at all. Tight end is gonna be a stretch. Maybe OLB in high school.
Alot of people here are mentioning Baby Gronk's height could be impacted as he grows older. Sure, he is doing things a bit differently. But, only time will tell how his training & body evolves combined with his genetics, sleep, rest, & nutrition during this process. Here's what the research says: // Safe Training For Kids // There is a common myth that weightlifting and other forms of intense exercise can stunt the growth of children and teenagers. However, research suggests that this is not entirely accurate. Weightlifting and athletic training, when performed under proper supervision and with appropriate techniques, can be safe and beneficial for children and teenagers. In fact, regular exercise during childhood and adolescence has been shown to promote healthy growth and development, improve bone density, enhance coordination, and support overall physical fitness. It is important to note that young individuals should engage in age-appropriate activities and follow guidelines established by experts in pediatric exercise science. Here are some general recommendations: Before the age of 7: Children can participate in a variety of physical activities, including unstructured play, swimming, running, jumping, and basic sports skills. They can begin building a foundation of physical literacy through enjoyable and varied movements. Ages 7 to 12: Children can start to engage in more structured activities and organized sports. Strength training can be introduced using bodyweight exercises, resistance bands, or light weights under proper supervision, focusing on technique, coordination, and proper form. Ages 13 to 15: Adolescents can gradually progress to more structured strength training programs using weights. Emphasis should still be placed on proper technique and supervision. The intensity and volume of the training should be appropriate for their individual abilities and development. Ages 16 and above: Teenagers can typically engage in more advanced weightlifting and athletic training programs, similar to those designed for adults. However, it is still important to prioritize proper form, gradual progression, and adequate recovery. It is crucial for children and teenagers to receive guidance from qualified professionals, such as pediatricians, sports medicine specialists, or certified strength and conditioning coaches, to ensure safe and appropriate training programs. These experts can provide personalized advice based on an individual's physical development, skill level, and specific goals. Remember, the goal is to promote overall health and well-being, rather than focusing solely on performance or aesthetics. Encouraging a well-rounded approach to physical activity, including a variety of sports and exercises, is essential for the healthy growth and development of children and teenagers.
Which sport should we feature NEXT on I Could Do That?
Basketball fs🏀
BRONNY!
basketball
Bronny james plz
Archery
These trainers will say whatever dad wants if they wanna keep getting that bread lmao
Thank you
Exactly
I mean he seems like a pretty good athlete for 9, I'm pretty sure about that. I don't know if he's top 1% or .001% or what though.
Facts
His parents paid for this whole video 😂 he’s nothing special, just a kid that likes sports with loaded parents
*grows up to be 5’8”
Facts tho
4'10" like Julian Newman
Lol
Lmfao😂
Facts
Adult trainer: “I can tell he wants to be great” - HE’S A BABY, BRO
exactly... A BABY GRONK THAT IS.
Wait, he named his son Madden? Sounds like someone is living their dreams through their kid! Will this kid even still be interested in football by the time he gets to high school?
He literally says "I'm trying to create the most versatile player ever"
Not "he wants to be a versatile player. Dad def trying to live thru his son.
Maybe
My guess? No. My nephews dad did this to him after my sister passed away. As soon as he turned 18 he was a burnt out baseball pitcher who could’ve at least gone to minors but bc he was never a kid, left home asap bought a motorcycle & he’s now in prison for a DUI bc he had FOMO. Unfortunately, he only hurt himself and luckily not someone else.
He wasn’t allowed to be a kid. Dad and grandparents doted on him when it came to the sports - tons of love but he wanted to quit for a little bit in HS and his dad wouldn’t let him, literally forced him. Made him play year round. My sister never would have gone for that. Sad, sad story parents who do this.
No
His dad has said in an interview that he’s better at baseball, and his dad was football player in high school. Definitely a “living through his son”.
Bro let’s be honest his clips vs our recess football clips💀😂
fr my highlights from 2nd grade recess are some randy moss typa highlights
@@The1BSmity Ikr 😂
My 3rd Grafde clips are better, and I was the nerd at school
Bro would get smashed 😂 his legs won't work so long
Fr I had a just Jefferson against the bills in 3rd grade
I love trimming 3 seconds off his time when he literally taps the line a foot short before he runs back.
😂😂😂 he was just swiping the air
Kids gonna get humbled soon lol
FOR REAL
He is good for his age but plays with a peewee ball and would never survive in a actual good league
Honestly
Hating for what
@@Sv_nitro19lol I could bring 10 8 years olds from my hood that would dust this kid
Just remember that he could be big now but in high school he could be 5'8
Yep that was me LOL
I’m sure they’ve spent tons of money to try and prevent that as much as humanly possible
@@lilnerf9269 money can’t prevent genetics doing there thing
@@lilnerf9269what?? No amount of money is gonna change your genetics
His dad living through his son , all the skills in the world can defeat everything but one thing , and that’s genetics,
I was thinking the same thing. Hopefully his mom is Scandinavian or Icelandic or something 😂
ya he should def switch his position to short to be a te
his dad even named him Madden lmao
Too slow
Yup! His dad built like my uncle who is always on the grill drinking beers
I would be pretty concerned if he couldn’t catch 15 yard streaks 😂
He can't even catch a 5 yard dumboff. And the soap catch doesn't matter because it's is a tuck with your body. if it was a comeback route he would've ended up with a bloody nose
@@thecrwster lmao this looks like gibberish
@@lebronejhames7265 wdym?
I’d put his chances of playing D1 at about 25%.
@vct33 he's not going d1. He's not going to play any football at the college level. At best, he plays varsity high school ball.
Anyone who played football knows that the best players in little league or grade school were rarely, almost never, the best players in high school or college, and many of the best college players never made it in the NFL. Boys & young men seem to “peak” at different stages/ages. There’s a thousand intangibles that come into play- mentality/smarts, love of the game, a warrior’s heart & mentality, desire to succeed. This poor kid, I fear, is being set up to be the next Todd Marinivitch….😞🙏
Yeah, his dad is just put in him way over his head and making him think that it’s sad
Exacrly. U need to be a killer. My town. We had kid. All county. Etc. 300 yard games every week. Got full ride him n his huge half bro. Virginia. Wasted. Within a. Year
But this dude was an actual stud animal
You right. Easy to be the best when you a kid. Once you get to high school it's at the bottom
Idk
Payton manning
Randy moss
Megatron
AP
And the many more would disagree with you
3:06. Ain’t no way they counted that as a catch 💀💀💀💀💀💀
Honestly
He is playing with a peewee ball and it’s to big for him
fr
THATS WHAT IM SAYING.
He also cheated on the cone drill.
Lol he didn't touch the lines on the last drill, and dropped some balls. He's a decent 9yr old football player. Hopefully he is gronks size when he's older or atleast big enough to make it in the nfl.
No, I hope his dad doesn't make it. I mean him.
Looking at his dad hopefully his moms side of the family is big!
I think dad side is more important but some kids are tall even without big parents
@@universe-nocopyrightsounds6285true but those are outliers
Kilo chapo
His NAME is "Madden"???
They are, but more of a wide big.
I used to run these exact drills with my Dad 20 years ago.... one day my dad threw the ball soo far, i ran, tracked it and caught it....... turned around and my dad was ... not......... there.............. I'm still here waiting for him, i'm sure he just went to get my extra cleats out the car..... i'll keep you guys updated :)
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@DJ_Suckafree 😭😭😭😭😭
@@the77thso did he end up coming back?
He back yet?
@@Koff33. still not back but, great news update, I saved. 15% on my car insurance by switching to geico.
Ngl there is no way he goes to the nfl. He is too hyped up. The hype will die and so will his confidence
So true
@@Peapods23 exactly
So much stress for him at so young. All it takes is one major injury that could ruin all his dreams
And end up working at AutoZone
*ruin all his dads dreams
this is just a kid being a robot for his dad... let the kid be 9...
I am always curious about the parents who spend a fortune to have their kids train hours upon hours in a sport. When it comes to nutrition they do nothing about it.
You're wrong.....the other video about this kid....they go into his diet and how he eats....and this kid Madden wants to eat healthy
@@THESONRISESINTHEEAST, Would like to see his diet for sure?
I'd just like to see how much they spend on all this.
Julian Newman of football. Will peak at 4'10"
That’s exactly what I said on a short for this kid, it’s so true
Fax
Julian Nreman is exactly who I thought of too!!
I think “Baby Gronk” about to be finding a new nickname soon.. Rob not to happy about this whole situation👀😂
gronk just hit him with the cease and desist order
3:03 if that’s a catch i dont know what is
4:44 Imagine if that ball bouned back up and busted him in the mouth... he would of broke down and started crying like a little 4th grader...
On bro
Can you imagine if he averages out how much his father will hate him.
3:04 HOW IS THAT A ✅ 😂😂😂😂
ONG
They did that TWICE with no catches at least
There's no way this doesn't end in tears.
He’s gonna be elite until he’s on varsity in hs when everyone else hits their growth spurt
MY GUY IS A MONSTER!
I love your videos on god
He is
Fax
ELIIIII
He's a beast!!
Kids name is Madden, that clearly shows that his dad knew from the get go that he was going to train his son hella hardcore in Football.
Let the kid do what he wants to do man. He probably feels hella pressure
Sounds like he already has cte, wonderful.
Props to family. Marketing a child and getting paid for it. The fools are the ones tuning in.
I got recruited to play soccer in England and moved their at the age of 14. I was a goalkeeper and in 7th grade I hit 5'10. The doctors said I was gonna be 6'2-6'4. I ended up breaking my hip right Before my 17th bday, and then another 2 times after that in the next 2 years. I also haven't grown since 7th grade and am still 5'10. Even without getting injured I would of never lived up to the "hype" as I just didn't have it. No matter how good s kid naturally looks, as soon as they are teenager's the decisions they make dictate whether they make it or not. The more they hype this kid the better Chance he will fail unfortunately. There's no issue telling him he's talented, but never tell him that he's not the best. That's something he needs to only hear from himself, never from his coaches or especially his parents.
The dad named him madden this kid will blow out his ligaments by 20 and be possible disabled by 30 this kid is doing high level moves with a lot of body control but one wrong step and it’s over I played baseball as a recruit and shoulder and arm are so fucked it’s ridiculous
Yea his father doesn't seem to have the best genetics especially for friggin football!!
His father doesn't even have the genetics for tiddlywinks
He's ALREADY blaming the QB; he'll go far 😂😂😂
@ricklevine5929 you know how it is, look worse then my 77 year old father first thing in the morning or on cold days lol
In a school system with only 300 graduating students each year, I too was the biggest kid in my class through 5th grade. I ended up growing to only a hair over 5'7"...
Yeah, I was a 5’4” monster in 5th grade. I was convinced I was going to be 6’3” and play pro baseball. Ended up just around 5’8”. Life comes at you fast 😂
If he's already maturing at 9, he won't break 6 foot. He'll be 5'7" - 5'9" at 18. Late bloomers are the men who turn out to be taller than 6 foot because instead of maturing, their bodies take time to grow before they mature.
I was small all through high school and then I ended up being 6”4 but my dad was 6”8 so his chances of being over 6”0 are slim
I know a good amount of early bloom 6 footers plus , how early or late you grow isn't a good indication of your fully grown height.
I bloomed late and roped out a massage 5’11”. My dad also 5’11”.
Facx. HS. Middle achool. Dude had a beard. Grown man at 6th grade. Guys a legit midget rn
Age of onset of puberty and full adult height are not connected. You're talking out of your arse.
As an NFL coaches son I worry about this kid. He has a terrible father. All I hear is his dad trying to live through his son. Let the kid be a kid when they’re young. There’s reasons to not overtrain your body. One of them being growth plates. He’s going to have a lot of physical problems when he starts getting to high school. His mileage will be up there.
Who’s your dad?
I don't know, he isn't clout chasing on social media you sorry clown @@benjaminbickford7605
He’s literally big for his age. I bet he’s going to stop growing at like 5’ 4” in college
BABYGRONKSTERINTHEBUILDIIIIIIING
He doesn't look happy nor enjoying any part of the training. I don't think he even smiled. As a parent, I truly believe we have to let our children decide what sports or activities they like and support them but never force them to do something they do not enjoy just to make us "happy".
Not gonna lie he will be the sneaker specialist at his local Dicks Sporting Goods Store! If I had that cocky attitude at that age my old man would have beat me
Bro at recess all the kids be fighting over him
Goat
0:28 .....ummm what? "Baby Gronk" ....his dads like 5'6" 🤣 keep the grind tho son dont let old haters like me shoot your dream down. Footwork looked excellent!
I hope he has a tall mom !!!
@@keepitreal10081 or he doesn't realize he's actually raising another dudes son!! Lmao fr tho
Every year this kid gets younger
He's luck to have a parent that will dedicate this much time and effort into his future. My parents were LOSERS!
Amen to that. I loved sports and neither parent was interested. However my son is into reptiles so I guess I am too. 😂
I was surprised how athletic this kid is…as a WR most my life I can tell you his range and ability is way above normal
Kids very talented but he’s going to need some GH to get even close to Gronks size especially after seeing his dad
"I'm the best 4th grader in the world" is both the strongest yet weakest flex I've ever heard.
Kid def has drive but he needs not be so cocky. When he hits high school and gets it by a 350 pound linebacker he’s gonna get humbled lol
Maybe D line but not LB
Show me one linebacker 350 pounds 😂🤣😂
Reminds me of a kid they used to call "Little Hercules." Children should not be placed in these positions. Especially by their parents.
The sadness in that kid's eyes is, well... sad.
He came up short on the 5 10 5 drill the first time
His dad is short. Hopefully his mom is tall. Hopefully he can apply his work ethic on other things.
Agree
Does he work hard at other sports or in school
I have the best hands on TikTok
Young 🐐!!!
Facts!
"The way he can attract the ball is amazing" ( throws a DOT)😂😂😂
Put a good defensive back on him and he would get smoked. Not to mention put him under pressure in a legit game against people his size and then see how he does.
Anyone ever heard of Todd Marinovich? Who's Father Marv tried to turn him into Super Quarterback, by the time he got to the League he was burned out. And Marv actually played in the NFL unlike Jake.
he looks like he gonna be mini ground when he grows up..
from his fathers size^^
Probably end up 2nd string for the Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles
That last drill wasn’t right once you swipe the second line you are supposed to run 30 yards
Oh dang
Don’t hate on the kid, hate on the terrible adults around him.
Let's gooo he's a beast!
He’s not a beast
Monster!
IM BABY GRONK
don't get me wrong he's good but I can't help but get mad at the shuttle drill because he didn't touch the lines
I feel like this is what every single young kid that plays looks like
Good stuff baby gronk🎉
🙌
This is almost sad.. Dad is just setting this kid up for defeat. He should be focusing on having fun at this age.
Baby Gronk is Overrated
Bruh this Dad is putting this kid through so much physical and mental stress, he might end up being shorter than his father.
Gota keep his training behind closed doors and then unleash him on the world if and when he's every ready. This is just pure exploitation and set up for failure.
The 5 10 5 bro doesn’t touch the line 4:13
gon peak at 5'2 200 pounds, be a ms o line, wont go any further, bench player if hes lucky.
ye
cant get ur hopes with personal experience. I was faster than everyone in my grade in 5th grade then middle school hit with kids in 6th grade running blazing fast 100s. Got my training down to a science with a 12.12 100 district track meet.
500lb. 16 year old Baby Sloth.
he always looks like he is about to cry....and he keeps peeking out of the corner of his eyes at something(or someone)....and we are just gonna pretend like he didn't cheat the first line on the 5/10/5? those dudes seem as weird as his dad
Plan on being a fullback, it’ll help when you’re 6’0” and run a 5.0 40 👊. Kid is a plodder. Not twitchy at all. Tight end is gonna be a stretch. Maybe OLB in high school.
😂😂😂
Love his mental and physical tenacity. I sure hope he encounters some better competition during his journey.
Ur kinda riding his 🥜
Oh he will
the moment he does it's over... all the work doesn't matter if you don't have the genetics and this kids tiny
"Bruh, that was 1- handed with soap on!" Lolol
He gonna be the best football player
Who tf is taking lil bro seriously 💀
This poor kids going to grow up to be a cocky high school athlete but I have to say he’s a pretty good route runner.
Not a lot of 9 year olds
Yah I could do this when I was 2😂
Trainer: I can tell he’s going to be the best no kid out works him.
Proceeds to laugh the entire way to the bank to spend daddy gronks 💰
its crazy what money can get you
He is good for his age but I don’t think he would survive in the NFL, he is also using a peewee football very easy to catch
Exactly bro
😢
😮
😂
D
MY DUDE DONT EVEN GOT SOAP ON HIS HANDS
Kid works hard 🦾😤
Yes he does!
That’s a big target they putting on little madden there 😅
baby gronks a beast he's going places
For sure!
Yep right back to the barrio with that piss poor attitude
He said " for years he's been doing it" 😂
wait till this lil kid plays middle school ball 😂
Alot of people here are mentioning Baby Gronk's height could be impacted as he grows older.
Sure, he is doing things a bit differently. But, only time will tell how his training & body evolves combined with his genetics, sleep, rest, & nutrition during this process.
Here's what the research says:
// Safe Training For Kids //
There is a common myth that weightlifting and other forms of intense exercise can stunt the growth of children and teenagers. However, research suggests that this is not entirely accurate.
Weightlifting and athletic training, when performed under proper supervision and with appropriate techniques, can be safe and beneficial for children and teenagers.
In fact, regular exercise during childhood and adolescence has been shown to promote healthy growth and development, improve bone density, enhance coordination, and support overall physical fitness.
It is important to note that young individuals should engage in age-appropriate activities and follow guidelines established by experts in pediatric exercise science.
Here are some general recommendations:
Before the age of 7:
Children can participate in a variety of physical activities, including unstructured play, swimming, running, jumping, and basic sports skills. They can begin building a foundation of physical literacy through enjoyable and varied movements.
Ages 7 to 12:
Children can start to engage in more structured activities and organized sports. Strength training can be introduced using bodyweight exercises, resistance bands, or light weights under proper supervision, focusing on technique, coordination, and proper form.
Ages 13 to 15:
Adolescents can gradually progress to more structured strength training programs using weights. Emphasis should still be placed on proper technique and supervision. The intensity and volume of the training should be appropriate for their individual abilities and development.
Ages 16 and above:
Teenagers can typically engage in more advanced weightlifting and athletic training programs, similar to those designed for adults. However, it is still important to prioritize proper form, gradual progression, and adequate recovery.
It is crucial for children and teenagers to receive guidance from qualified professionals, such as pediatricians, sports medicine specialists, or certified strength and conditioning coaches, to ensure safe and appropriate training programs.
These experts can provide personalized advice based on an individual's physical development, skill level, and specific goals.
Remember, the goal is to promote overall health and well-being, rather than focusing solely on performance or aesthetics.
Encouraging a well-rounded approach to physical activity, including a variety of sports and exercises, is essential for the healthy growth and development of children and teenagers.
its giving Julian Newman
Omg baby gronk
I just love how good he is
I just wish he could teach me
Bro he got cooked by chips ahoy
Wasn’t even close to swiping the line on the 5-10-5 lmao.
Buddy didn’t even touch the line 4:50💀
The kids got skills and he's putting in work good job
Kid sounds like Nate Diaz🤣 Good luck man, I'll be looking for you in 10 years
I hope baby grunt makes it.. and I hope he gets help with PR.. I’d love to help market this kid.. he’s gold
HARD WORK PAYS OFF KEEP GRINDING! 🙏🏾💪🏽🏈