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Standing at a staggering 6’4’’ nearly 400 pounds, Jared Lorenzen is someone even NFL players are afraid to get their hands on! This covers Hefty Lefty, Jared Lorenzen nfl and E60 Jared Lorenzen. Not NFL highlights, But Jared Lorenzen highlights, But Football, But football,NFL, But football,ESPN E60.This is a football highlights / football stories / american football.
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[@niueantank]

Man! This guy did it all, High School, College and Nfl. Did it all while facing personal challenges, adversity and people's perceptions. Condolences to your family. RIP BIG MAN!

[@jameshecht3471]

It's incredible he changed color for his signing day

[@JJD-9403]

@@jameshecht3471 I saw that too

[@beachroasted6475]

Imagine if he wasn't obese

[@kevinsmith-wd1zj]

I played against this dude in high school. He was a machine! He would warm up throwing from one knee the width of the field sending bullets. Made it look effortless! RIP#22/Bluebird

[@kelceehallum1259]

Damn

[@lydellb]

That's impressive.

[@mitchellrogers5153]

Rip to the hefty lefty, passed away a few years ago

[@dos.cer02023]

Rip

[@davidhowell1415]

:(

[@wfhplayz9834]

:(

[@McFlyZone]

UK stud!!

[@davidhawkins3031]

@@McFlyZone John 3:16 “for God so loved the world he sacrificed his one and only son” put your faith in God!!

[@205WILD]

RIP Hefty Lefty! You were a machine on the grid iron!!! Football Legend!!!

[@Wrebels]

Bro him dying doesn't make him a football legend..

[@moonlightumbreon8878]

@@Wrebels Stupid, he's talking about his dedication

[@WhitefolksT]

@@Wrebels He Ate Me is a legend in Lexington.

[@b1aids]

@@Wrebels What have you done lmao, he made it to the NFL and took all that stuff from the COACH by having to be under 292 LBS.

[@Valicroix]

He was popular in New York with the fans. I had season tickets to the Giants at the time and the fans always supported him in the preseason games. In those days he was listed as 6'4" and 285 pounds. He did get himself a Super Bowl ring but was taken way too soon. RIP #13, once a Giant, always a Giant.

[@JesusisKing27]

I'm born and raised in Kentucky and bleed the blue so I definitely know who this man is... In my lifetime he was one of the better QBs Kentucky has had... I hope he's resting in peace!!!!

[@Xezzys]

Same

[@jonpitts4]

Well You musta been a real blue mess after Georgia beat the brakes off your ass

[@sethlamson]

I thought Tim Couch was the only Kentuckian to ever play the fooseball.

[@eyesopen5386]

He went to Highlands in Ft Thomas. My son and eldest daughter graduated from there. My son was a year behind Jarod and went to the same church as Gino Guidugli, the next great QB from Highlands.

[@JesusisKing27]

@@jonpitts4 hahaha we do them like that in basketball do it's a fair trade usually. Nice try at being a troll lol

[@thomassheets8897]

Nobody in here mentioning the legendary 180 YY Hand Swap No scope throw homeboy landed at 1:43??? That was nuts

[@CaptainMizuki]

lol i noticed that too

[@0l118]

DANG

[@squigl3z78]

That shit was wild . Patrick Mahomes can’t even do that shit

[@BengalBuckeye]

It almost doesn't even look intentional.

[@TheDrokon]

I had to replay 2 times. Dude alley-ooped it in the middle of a tackle!

[@HILLBILLYinHELL]

I was wondering what ever happen to him. I remember when I first heard about this guy and his size I thought I could not believe that a QB could be that size! When I saw him line up I was like wow it is true! So I am very sorry to hear he died from his size, I know weight like that can be a problem and there are times people don't understand what it means to be a bigger person like he always was. RIP big guy you were a athlete and for those that only look at how much you weighted shame on them for being so damn shallow!

[@Runn4est]

Mr. Ballen does a story on him. Wild to say the least. Be warned, you'll get addicted to his stories!

[@shanerich1122]

He passed away

[@charlesyoung2197]

Are you serious?The NFL is a business and their are requirements to work in every business.He was as big as a house and slow .He never should have got drafted in the first place.

[@rugbytimothy1315]

He passed away from health issues due to his weight...nothing to do with shallow and everything to do with be healthy no matter what

[@theterpenater6414]

@@charlesyoung2197 *there

[@AJ-ii4tf]

I remember that game when he was warming up on the sidelines to replace Manning...sorry to hear he passed away

[@jpb1231000]

My Favorite Opposing QB of ALL TIME!!! I didn't know he passed!!! I think alot of Dawg fans loved and respected him... and hated to see him coming!!!

[@1machoguerrereo508]

I didn't know that he had passed away. My condolences. Exercising and eating healthy every day is so important! A cheat meal is okay occasionally.

[@another183]

Yea saw the thumbnail thinking 🤔how could we he dead. I remember him off madden back in the day. As giants qb backup

[@traviswarren5740]

R.i.p. lorenzon

[@JeanmarieRod]

So is knowing the true gospel of Jesus Christ... That God is merciful yes, but also just

[@koryschroeder2924]

@@JeanmarieRod lol

[@palestalemale8831]

@@JeanmarieRod yea......... The middle east called. They want their fairy tale back.

[@dougblair9810]

Dude was the real deal I remember 1 play he was rolling to his right and a ms state DE was wrapped around his throwing arm so he takes his right arm and threw a 30yd strike in the end zone 😲

[@PapaTroll86]

Oh what I would have given to see him thrive in the NFL. He was such a freak of nature, and I mean that in the best way possible. So fun to watch him play and defy physics.

[@MrBlakeleyden]

The fact that he made it to, and even played, in the NFL means he was a great player. And I have empathy for his situation with coaches and such. As a kid who grew up fat until I ran a couple miles everyday for a whole summer, and even did fasting a few weeks before my weigh-in, all so I could be a full-back and not a lineman in little leagues, I know how hard cutting weight can be. Your eating habits and your body's natural state is used to that. BUT, I do have a hard time seeing this guy as a victim considering just making better eating choices would have kept him in the team. There is something deeper going on there

[@xxdrewxx6]

I remember him playing for Kentucky, he was a pretty good QB.

[@dannycranmer2079]

He really was, and he was fun as h$ll to watch. At that size you would never expect the words dual threat leave anyone's mouth, but he really was pretty quick and agile. I was so happy to see him in the NFL. He's kinda like Roy Nelson, the heavyweight fighter from the UFC and other organizations. So much unbelievable talent, if he would have been more dedicated and really tried and stayed working with trainers, I honestly think that he would've given Eli a run for his money or atleast got alot more snaps. Then to see him throw left handed was the icing on the cake. RIP HEFTY LEFTY!!! 😇 I'd be willing to bet all of my future income that we will never see an athlete like him ever again.

[@carlcraig6206]

How old are you

[@fredpendergrass6960]

Such a sad tragedy that he let himself get that big. He has such athletic ability it was crazy. He could throw a football, extremely accurate and far. He was one of Kentucky's better quarterbacks throughout the years. May he rest in peace. P. S. I remember the pass that he threw over his head, with his back turn to the receiver for our first down I was watching the game! It was great!

[@chuckie0223]

I remember watching the Hefty Lefty playing at Kent. He was like tank had cannon for arm and could plow through almost anything R.I.P J.L.

[@renderuntocaesarwhatiscaes2300]

Great way to tell his story I remember him playin wasn’t that good but i pulled for him being a big guy at the position..

[@toddlerprodigy2061]

I loved this guy when I was going up good memories

[@dgilly8064]

As a Kentucky native and diehard true blue fan we know how legendary hefty lefty was in our state and our football program. RIP to the legend

[@titans8210]

Respect to a real legend - he will be remembered for the amazing athlete and soul he was.

[@joecoovert]

hey REDZONE, your a new and growing channel and your content is fing amazing! keep it up boy

[@redzoneyt-]

thanks ❤️

[@70skid99]

He was an awesome QB 1 for Kentucky I'm so sorry to hear he passed away my heart goes out to his family and friends.

[@Hurly]

Underrated

[@03stmlax]

Remember watching him at Kentucky. Have never seen a dude so big be so nimble on his feet

[@saber5585]

When he played at Kentucky he would run a Quarterback sneak it would take 3 or 4 to drag him down. He was a good player. A real joy to watch.

[@SonicSpeed0705]

Dude imagine if he lined up as a defensive lineman fright in front of the Center. Every play the opposing team's QB would see this monster right in front of him. He probably could have become one of the top defensive linemen on the field if he decided to.

[@AhLottaAntwan]

"so pause your madden game" *Me being blown out by the Chiefs by 30 points* : Ok.

[@d33riTz]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 this made me choke on my food while I’m sitting here watching MNF Chiefs tied with giants…. This is the best comment

[@caidenstuelcken9116]

Great video

[@redzoneyt-]

Thanks!

[@ChiefKene]

I was introduced to this legend when he played for the giants for that one season. Hefty Lefty

[@Sin.city.]

This is the most insane specimen of a human I have ever seen. He can pass, run, catch, tackle, juke, bat, dunk, shoot, pitch, everything. All at 6'4 300+

[@kevinmyers3291]

The Pillsbury Throwboy was a big part of building the UK football program. He was adored by the fans and won't be forgotten

[@jamessmith5509]

Gre8t story very inspiring sad too see him go so young really great.content thanks dude

[@randombrosproduction8326]

1:42 dude what?!

[@LiloKey]

lmao I immediately went to the comments to see if anyone else noticed. That's crazy vision

[@ItsPascha]

Mahomes shit right there

[@fried-rice]

Him trying to meet his weight goal sounds about like wrestlers trying to make weight at weigh ins 😆 I feel ya the struggle is real I’ve had to do it before too

[@BrandonFK88]

I lived I NKY where he played AFL. He was one of the most underrated QBs ever .

[@Danfromoverthere]

Always rooted for him in the nfl man! So sad he passed so young. RIP

[@markmiranda9461]

Rest easy hefty lefty. The man struggled horribly with his weight and had a hard time making weight in the nfl.

[@davidhawkins3031]

John 3:16 “for God so loved the world he sacrificed his one and only son” put your faith in God!!

[@carlcraig6206]

How old are you

[@alex04824]

Great video you’re a rising star

[@TooSoon2BeASaint]

Super Bowl Champion Jared Lorenzen . Eli Manning talked in an interview once, about what an important player Jared was to the New York Football Giants. Although Jared didn't see a lot of snaps, he was an integral component in the preparation and success.

[@Kylejphotographer]

Seeing a guy who is almost 300 lbs in highschool and college run like how lorenzen did is truly special

[@sanjuro1776]

Touching story. I just did not know. Rest in Peace. I am confident that you have earned your wings!

[@biggs_allmighty1823]

Jarred reminds me of my big player in football, Jason he was our biggest player out there while I was the tallest, every time he was out on the field, everyone on the opposite team tried to tackle this man, but it literally took four of the biggest guys to take him down, but everytime he go down he'd pass it to the fastest guy and we'd win.

[@krzykris]

What a fantastic story. RIP Jared.

[@jagtaggart936]

A NYG Legend. Proud to have him on that Super Bowl team and hated that he was cut.

[@TheSMPStudios]

1:43, wow, just…wow! That backwards pass !!!

[@samuelperez8214]

300 lb plus QB's have been knocking at the NFL doors for some time now. Can't wait to see one in the game one day.

[@rickyhou6345]

Big Ben

[@daviddelarosa5188]

It’s sad his life was cut short but he had a helluva career . He loved football and glad he had a great career . Rip buddy

[@Townsendcat2]

Damn shame!!!! Great story!! You got my thumbs up bro and I subscribed!!!! Great story and job telling it buddy!!!! He was a great man and he died way to young!!!!!💯✊☮️⬆️👍🏻🌊🐟🚀🛠🙏⭐️🍀

[@mannyblackned8482]

1:42 dang what a pass

[@cameronkuba6448]

as a wrestler i have respect for this man

[@bluestripetiger]

I remember Lorenzen when he was with the NY Giants. Regarding video game big qb's-- There was a series of videos on youtube about a qb called Jibber who was the qb of a player created team called the Seamen. Absolutely incredible videogame qb. Jibber led the Seamen to destroy every team in front of them.

[@tjay3814]

Lowkey my guy is the next rebound/touchdown

[@geleneceline2310]

Wtf happened to touchdown

[@tjay3814]

@@geleneceline2310 hes rebound now he dont post there anymore

[@geleneceline2310]

@@tjay3814 the rebound guy didn't start voicing until the last two months until they stopped posting

[@tjay3814]

@@geleneceline2310 oof

[@cody4516]

This video just made this guys Wikipedia bio sounds so interesting, nice job

[@andre1987eph]

I saw him in person in 2007 in Giants training camp in Albany before their superbowl win. He looked healthy. RIP

[@Wrebels]

Bro he never looked healthy...lol

[@robertosanchez4117]

Thanks Man YOU WILL ALWAYS BE A NY GIANT

[@fluidjazz]

To have enough talent to get on an NFL roster is no joke, the fact he did that with his weight problems is testimony that coaches recognized his talent!

[@dreammaker4022]

Great video. Well done. He died young but he lived and made many dreams come true. I’ll get up off the couch now. Play ball with the angels. RIP

[@HalferLandPerformance]

I recall watching him in college, didn't know he ballooned into what he did. I saw a video on the Arena 300lb QB and didn't put 2&2 together as it was him

[@zackcook6515]

My older brother was the offensive guard for this dude in high-school if I'm not mistaken

[@user-fy6ii5uo7g]

He went to high school in my district, we watched him blow it up on Friday nights. R.I.P.

[@GigaChadDuPlessis]

bruh. i hope this man gets to the nfl. that would be entertaining af

[@vigorousoutlaw2357]

Rip Hefty Lefty guy was awesome glad I got to meet him

[@lydiamotz8227]

Man wasn’t expecting that ending. I’ve heard about the guy before but had no idea he had passed. Poor guy RIP

[@NathanCline12-21]

I got to see him play many times on television and always thought he deserved a better chance reminded me of my team's QB but bigger Big Ben

[@spartanpuffs5546]

Rip bro🕊🕊🕊

[@D4RKTH0RD0G]

R.I.P big guy you were amazing

[@jamesporter6288]

I loved this guy as Eli backup

[@skeltonjack55]

Damn, you got me! I paused it at the 25lbs thing, thought about it for a few minutes, heard the, "nah, just joking" felt a wave of relief for Mamma.

[@noodles894]

😢 DAMN BRUH!!!! I did not expect that SMH.. RIP BIG HOMIE 🙏

[@wyattt5854]

Bro he is saying it wrong instead of who would want to tackle him it’s who can tackle him🤣😂🤣

[@terrence8059]

When people need help ask them if u can do something,this guy for example had talent he a strong support group some accountability otherwise he might still be with us. Coaching Football RIP Jarrett Lorenzen,God bless his family to recover, remember,and live,laugh and love

[@starry53]

That guy is TRULLY Legit for a BIG QB. I do wish that he could play in the NFL a little further. I like that guy, he died so young.

[@slimjohn2090]

Wow this guy needs a movie

[@bro.7479]

This reminds me of rebound but for football or their other channel touchdown

[@murphy3991]

Or that channel called touchdown

[@bro.7479]

@@murphy3991 yea that’s the name I got it wrong

[@josephparker8506]

Rip brother for ever in are hearts 💕

[@danevertt3210]

You said 25lbs and I screamed “OH MY GOD”….. Way to go

[@brak1381]

What an athlete, big heart like that shouldn’t be lost so soon. RIP

[@tannert.2296]

6:25 had no idea Mike Leach was an assistant at Kentucky at one point

[@area.man.]

Hal Mumme is the father of Leach's air raid offense, Leach learned it as an assistant under Mumme.

[@bedchill7233]

rest in peace to jared. he was fire

[@blazerplays4961]

The play at 1:43 is unbelievable

[@CozyButcher]

RIP, Hefty Lefty. Really wish you were around to continue your KZbin series on weight loss...that was awesome to see.

[@gwood69]

Rip hefty lefty Also 6:55 rip to the gas prices 😂

[@jamesdelaney3797]

I used to love watching this guy play

[@NaturalHigh21]

Something people don’t know is that he was a big part in the Giants’ Super Bowl win. Eli escaping the Patriots defenders in “the helmet catch” is something Lorenzen helped him work on every day in practice. Without Lorenzen that play may never have happened

[@multipurposeyuh8109]

His first expirence was exactly on my birthday. Dec 30 2006 thats weird and ima take that as a sign

[@kenbowser5622]

This is a fantastic story

[@Realdeal0321]

Jared’s father or grandfather was my teacher. Very great guy. ❤

[@crushedscouter9522]

The pilsbury throw boy. The goat

[@ricardorangel7935]

as a cowboys fan it sad to say this guy has more sb wins then my team has had for 25 years RIP big bro

[@chance2413]

I;m happy that his name will live on forever through videos like this. Never saw him play, and that doesn't matter. We should all be inspired to let nothing get in our way, and maybe, just maybe, one day a few folks will hear your name ring out through their speakers after you have passed... Maybe I'll catch you in Valhalla brother

[@caseysmith544]

I would have picked him as an RB and have him also be doing the play when needed where the RB can throw the ball after a sideways QB pass to him and to throw to eligible receivers if needed provided he was before the line of scrimmage. Also, would have used him as a Backup QB third string too just in case freeing up a position.

[@skeltonjack55]

What a monster! RIP my brother

[@itsEnjami]

Bro tried sneaking Nebraska in there

[@anthonybateman7527]

R.I.P I remember seeing his 4th qtr for giants, but can't remember him on sidelines at superbowl. giants could use him now 😢

[@simonrangel9522]

Movie 🎥 material..... He lived his dream despite his obesity.... It's FN amazing he played in the NFL ... RIP Big Man..... Mad props

[@greghenry1188]

Wait wait wait... So Hefty Lefty got a SB ring????? Thats so awsome

[@ctlsports5400]

I played against his son at highlands middle school in ky

[@Lucas-MC244]

Best quarterback my high school has ever had

[@OldSchoolGarbage]

RIP Hero get remembered but legends never die This man is a legend

[@davidhawkins3031]

John 3:16 “for God so loved the world he sacrificed his one and only son” put your faith in God!!

[@lucasshugart1349]

He played hard tho!!!!! RIP fly fly fly 😇😇😇😭😭😭