Nick Chubb is objectively a stud at the running back position with 1000+ yard seasons every year since entering the league in 2018 (career best of 1525 this year). Besides that he's also a reserved, quiet individual that's respected very much inside the locker room.
@@RPEpsilon-lc4vm Football players that are that big aren't lean. They're athletic, but not lean at at all, as their position requires them to be as big and powerful as possible
The lifting clips are actually of him in the off-season at his high school. So the athletes around him are high school students on the football team. He regularly gives back and is really present with his high school/home town (Cedartown, GA). Although not 500M worth of athletes standing around, a bunch of kids watching their idol lift with the unstable bar might not be the best decision. Regardless, he’s freaking strong
Nick chubb is clearly one of the best at his position, if not the best. His consistency years after year if remarkable, even more for a position where athletes fall off after 2-3 years. You should also watch his massive knee injury that he at Uni of Georgia. Just to come back and be this good is a solid indicator of how serious and talented this guy is.
As an American football fan Nick Chubb is definitely top 3 at his position of running back. Running backs tend to be a bit stocky (for football standards) most of them being around 5'9 - 6' and weight usually between 95 and 110 kilos.
Nick Chubb is on pace to be the best running back ever, as he’s the only one to average at least 5 yards per carry in each of his seasons. He’s also the strongest at the position. He doesn’t get the media attention that a top player would because he isn’t very media savvy. He was famously mic’d up for a game and he quite literally didn’t say a word.
The combine is an institution but it is still highly essential but not for the reason most fans think It's basically THE networking event that allows teams/gms to interview many prospects all in one place And what Daire said about it all being decided pre-combine is like 90% true, the exceptions being outliers. More often on the back big projects falling down the draft if they have bad combines rather than nobodies having good performances. And the size measurements in the combine can be deal breakers/makers for some positions, far more than the actual athletics tests.
from an analytics point of view chubb is the best rushing running back over the last 4-5 years he has consistently the best yards over expected/yards after contact of all running backs
And all those blue checks are legit. One is Roquan Smith, linebacker. Another is Saquon Barkley, running back for New York Giants. His quads are stupid enormous.
I think the Viking Press and the high handle trapbar deadlift for 5 reps would be good tests for upper body and lower strength at the combine which also wouldn't demand too much lifting skill or risk of injury.
Nick Chubb is a very good player Rondale Moore is a close to "nobody" be he squatted 260-270kg as a teenager at approx 80kg bodyweight if you wanted to look into that
At the 15:50 Mark of the video, the Athlete (Chubb) is doing the Single-Knee-Bend WITHOUT Weightlifting shoes. Can you image HOW Strong Chubb would be if he was TAUGHT CORRECT TECHNIQUE OF THE CLEAN (DKB) and had a pair of weightlifting shoes?
The tsunami bars collars has a metal pin that goes through it. I’m with y’all I’m not sure why you would want to load up the movement but the uppercut should be impossible.
Question to you and also the community: i´m always wondering how strength differs in people. this is a perfect example what makes me jealouse. he squats 495 like nothing. for me: 250 is heavy, 350 would snap me... how is this? genetics in relation to insertions, muscle fibers, nervouse system, are some naturally strong? am i a weakling? :D thank you for your answer
High speed, low drag is some American military jargon. If somebody tried to copyright it then they are an asshole. I call cultural appropriation 😂 It’s up there with “slow is smooth; smooth is fast”
On the topic of measuring upper body power output on bench, I'm pretty sure the NHL now uses some sort of accelorometer on the bar: th-cam.com/video/RtoL6UAPOZA/w-d-xo.html&pp=ygUbY29sZSBjYXVsZmllbGQgMjAxOSBjb21iaW5l
I think Calvin Johnson, Vernon Davis and Vernon Gholston are prime examples of having incredible draft combines, but wildly different careers, Johnson being one considered one of the best in his position of all time, Davis having a very good, if not great career and Gholston being a bust
I have this theory we are going to see a bunch of mutants in the other three sports now that parents are getting skittish about CTE. American football is where the freaks are, but now they are reviewing options 😁
I don't think anyone was choosing football over basketball or baseball given the option. Guaranteed contracts and a functioning brain were already enough incentive
@@kingofthenoobs But basketball actively deters athleticism. You can be too fast and too strong for it. Ray Lewis famously hated it for how soft it is. Not everyone wants to play patty cake.
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Nick Chubb is objectively a stud at the running back position with 1000+ yard seasons every year since entering the league in 2018 (career best of 1525 this year). Besides that he's also a reserved, quiet individual that's respected very much inside the locker room.
You guys should watch Dontari Poe's 40 yard dash from his combine. He ran sub 5 sec at 350 lbs.
Jordan Davis outdid him just last year too!
Those boys are getting bigger and faster.
350lbs is at least 145 kgs, that's insane.... Like, it's professional bodybuilding weight. Unless he is very very tall. Don't they test for drugs?
@@RPEpsilon-lc4vm Football players that are that big aren't lean. They're athletic, but not lean at at all, as their position requires them to be as big and powerful as possible
The lifting clips are actually of him in the off-season at his high school. So the athletes around him are high school students on the football team. He regularly gives back and is really present with his high school/home town (Cedartown, GA). Although not 500M worth of athletes standing around, a bunch of kids watching their idol lift with the unstable bar might not be the best decision. Regardless, he’s freaking strong
Nick chubb is clearly one of the best at his position, if not the best. His consistency years after year if remarkable, even more for a position where athletes fall off after 2-3 years.
You should also watch his massive knee injury that he at Uni of Georgia. Just to come back and be this good is a solid indicator of how serious and talented this guy is.
Austin Ekeler has some pretty impressive workouts too. He's a great running back
So glad you did an NFL react, Chubb is one of the best NFL running backs.
Nick is top 3 in the league in his position, arguably number 1. Potentially a hall of fame player if he keeps up the pace he’s been on.
He's the Best RB in the league in my opinion.
Josh Jacobs would like to have a word
No
@@micromashington Josh is slower, smaller, and does absolutely nothing better than Chubb. Casual.
As an American football fan Nick Chubb is definitely top 3 at his position of running back. Running backs tend to be a bit stocky (for football standards) most of them being around 5'9 - 6' and weight usually between 95 and 110 kilos.
Nick Chubb is on pace to be the best running back ever, as he’s the only one to average at least 5 yards per carry in each of his seasons. He’s also the strongest at the position. He doesn’t get the media attention that a top player would because he isn’t very media savvy. He was famously mic’d up for a game and he quite literally didn’t say a word.
Chubb is very, very good. His vertical jump was 38.5 inches, in the 89th percentile. His bench was the 97th percentile!
15:50 a 420KG clean, this man is an animal! 😂
yes he is very good at football. He is one of the best Running Backs in the NFL
Nick Chubb is very very good. Elite for his position.
The combine is an institution but it is still highly essential but not for the reason most fans think
It's basically THE networking event that allows teams/gms to interview many prospects all in one place
And what Daire said about it all being decided pre-combine is like 90% true, the exceptions being outliers. More often on the back big projects falling down the draft if they have bad combines rather than nobodies having good performances.
And the size measurements in the combine can be deal breakers/makers for some positions, far more than the actual athletics tests.
from an analytics point of view chubb is the best rushing running back over the last 4-5 years
he has consistently the best yards over expected/yards after contact of all running backs
Nick Chubb is one of the two or three best at his position in the NFL. He’s the best of the best.
And all those blue checks are legit. One is Roquan Smith, linebacker. Another is Saquon Barkley, running back for New York Giants. His quads are stupid enormous.
Nick Chubb is a really great running back and is very consistent year after year!
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That last power clean was no hook no contact 😭
Can he start plyometrics?
That's a nice jacket
That dude can do the 500lb Squat 5min mile
Size and strengthwise he's a bit like if Clarence decided to run at people for a living.
I think the Viking Press and the high handle trapbar deadlift for 5 reps would be good tests for upper body and lower strength at the combine which also wouldn't demand too much lifting skill or risk of injury.
good timing on superbowl sunday lol
He’s in the nfl..he’s good
He’s a beast!!!
Nick Chubb is a very good player
Rondale Moore is a close to "nobody" be he squatted 260-270kg as a teenager at approx 80kg bodyweight if you wanted to look into that
They do the bench press for offensive athletes to assess their blocking strength usually (pushing, offense can't grab/hold defensive players)
I’m a bengals fan (hate the browns very much) but Nick Chub is an amazing running back
Nick Chubb is top 3 RBs in the NFL easily
NFL athletes are just different...especially runningbacks.
Why is it better that an athlete like this do no contact cleans? Is it better for power output?
React to Jalen Hurts squats!
Watch Christian mccaffrey’s S&C, I think you’ll love it
He's a running back
Need to check out Henry Arundell!
At the 15:50 Mark of the video, the Athlete (Chubb) is doing the Single-Knee-Bend WITHOUT Weightlifting shoes. Can you image HOW Strong Chubb would be if he was TAUGHT CORRECT TECHNIQUE OF THE CLEAN (DKB) and had a pair of weightlifting shoes?
Correct Technique of the Double-Knee-Bend (Chubb is NOT doing the DKB) th-cam.com/video/3ZlIQlshFhU/w-d-xo.html
Incorrect Knee Bend of the Olympic Weightlifting Movements (Chubb's Technique) Single-Knee-Bend WRONG! th-cam.com/video/tn9SAVxTsn4/w-d-xo.html
11:46 🧐🧐🧐🧐
The tsunami bars collars has a metal pin that goes through it. I’m with y’all I’m not sure why you would want to load up the movement but the uppercut should be impossible.
Do Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts
How about bodyweight bench max power output?
Most, if not all of these clips are from College Football, pre combine. Safe to say the Browns aren't allowing him to lift like that anymore 😂
Question to you and also the community: i´m always wondering how strength differs in people. this is a perfect example what makes me jealouse. he squats 495 like nothing. for me: 250 is heavy, 350 would snap me... how is this? genetics in relation to insertions, muscle fibers, nervouse system, are some naturally strong? am i a weakling? :D
thank you for your answer
I like how NBA combine has body fat test.... Which ends up with a lot of people in 3-5%
You guys talk about his contact in cleans and here am I asking "what contact?"
High speed, low drag is some American military jargon. If somebody tried to copyright it then they are an asshole. I call cultural appropriation 😂
It’s up there with “slow is smooth; smooth is fast”
Isaiah Mckenzie is on my team! He is not a good player but 100% great personality lol
On the topic of measuring upper body power output on bench, I'm pretty sure the NHL now uses some sort of accelorometer on the bar:
th-cam.com/video/RtoL6UAPOZA/w-d-xo.html&pp=ygUbY29sZSBjYXVsZmllbGQgMjAxOSBjb21iaW5l
12:40 🤣
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I think Calvin Johnson, Vernon Davis and Vernon Gholston are prime examples of having incredible draft combines, but wildly different careers, Johnson being one considered one of the best in his position of all time, Davis having a very good, if not great career and Gholston being a bust
No Cleveland is not near New York lol
Where's me lucky charms 😀🤣
420 clean Gurph....????
Check out Derrick Henry I you want to see a physical specimen.
Maybe im crazy but is that american football on the table photoshopped?
I have this theory we are going to see a bunch of mutants in the other three sports now that parents are getting skittish about CTE. American football is where the freaks are, but now they are reviewing options 😁
I don't think anyone was choosing football over basketball or baseball given the option. Guaranteed contracts and a functioning brain were already enough incentive
@@kingofthenoobs But basketball actively deters athleticism. You can be too fast and too strong for it. Ray Lewis famously hated it for how soft it is. Not everyone wants to play patty cake.
@@joalvarado8506 and shaq wouldve turned ray lewis into a pancake, what the fuck are you babbling about
One of the best RBs but doesn’t contribute as much in the passing game like a Barkley or McCaffrey
wait till these atheletes finally get into weightlifitng
I suspect their overhead strength/position will be a large limiting factor
If not natural I could care less if he squatted 5000lbs