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[@jbpowell95]

Yall got the Combine right. Players feature their skills in a variety of events so teams can evaluate them before the draft.

[@gunman462]

Which only evaluates athletic ability and not so much skill/intellect as proven by one Tom Brady

[@eddiehaskell1957]

@@gunman462 I said the same thing. Imagine all the talent that was wasted because they didn't have 4.3 speed.

[@tylerlogan8844]

Yep. Also worth mentioning that it's invite only and there's a limited number of spots so only the best players in the country are there which is why it's so high profile. Individual teams host "pro days" that hold similar workouts for all the players on each team.

[@Triple-Four]

@@eddiehaskell1957 Ben Boulware is proof that the combine is BS. One of the best linebackers of the last decade and he got shafted because he was "too short for a linebacker" despite being absolutely dominant and having extremely high IQ on the field. Watch his college highlights to see how good he was.

[@WarloyJenkins]

@@eddiehaskell1957 I mean depends on the position. You can't run a 4.6 40 and play cornerback you will get absolutely scorched.

[@Sandman60077]

The NFL Combine takes place every year in April. It's an event where all the college players that are heading to the draft go to "show off" their skills. Every NFL teams coaching staff is there evaluating the players.

[@CinesterCharlie]

For once Dave is right. Yes, the combine is where NFL teams scout talent.

[@FourFish47]

Dave is always right!! 😎

[@Ody9]

was he wrong about something before? what video i miss?

[@willvr4]

Haha yeah, it's essentially a workout/interview for the NFL draft to showcase your skills for teams who haven't seen enough of you just on tape.

[@CinesterCharlie]

@@Ody9 I was taking the piss obviously

[@BWen3]

It’s one ☝️ place.

[@CubaLibre69]

The Combine is a pre-draft work out where college seniors are invited to show the NFL coaches what they can do. There is a 40 yd dash, various weight lifting exercises, long and high jumps and a number of drills designed to measure strength, speed and quickness.

[@jahvedcole]

Not just seniors, draft eligible underclassmen can be invited as well

[@BWen3]

We need an office blokes combine!!!! Put it behind the pay wall lol. I need to see Dave run the 40 😂😂😂😂

[@PizzaHutCEO]

Amazing idea 😂

[@GVoodoo]

Put money on mike

[@PizzaHutCEO]

@@GVoodoo Mike doesn’t even need to show up tbh he’s already the #1 pick

[@ryangrissom1948]

I live in Nashville and it's been a pleasure watching Derrick Henry play the last few years.

[@millardfilmore1403]

Daz, Kittle ran a 4.5 second 40 yard dash. His speed his quantified right there. Regardless of how he "looked" running.

[@noni5961]

George Kittle is amazing. He plays for the 49ers. Love him.

[@jasongigliotti9167]

Watching this reminded me of Megatron. Calvin Johnson. One of the best receivers of the previous generation. He wasn't super fast but was tall and had almost a 50" vertical, making freak catches routine. Y'all should watch some of his highlights or a video on him at some point. He would easily be a household name if he hadn't played for the Lions.

[@NewRimHoops]

He was super fast

[@alexanderthegreat5649]

Lol Megatron clocked a 4.33 40.... he definitely was on the upper end of fast-fast AF

[@rockytoronto]

My favorite player..hated it when he left the Lions to retire but ..sure don’t blame him! Also felt the same when Matthew Stafford left the Lions and goes on to win a Super Bowl…that hurt..good players..horrible team

[@coyotelong4349]

Yeah, brilliant player whose career was sadly wasted playing for the Lions

[@UncLester]

While the combine is pretty interisting to watch. After a while it gets hard to really understand the numbers when they compare one freak of nature to another. So my favorite part is when they get a sportscaster to run the 40 yard dash and overlay the footage. It really shows how impressive the athletes are compared to an average person.

[@HRConsultant_Jeff]

To put a 40 yard run in 4.2 seconds in perspective, a ball is hiked to the quarterback, the Quarterback waits about 1.5 seconds and throws the ball 40 yards down the field which takes about 1.5 seconds to get down the field and the receiver is already there to catch the pass. It is nearly a blink of an eye.

[@ragnarocking]

One more thing that should be mentioned about the NFL Combine is that you have to be invited to participate in it.

[@rashadwalker8218]

Someone not looking that fast and actually seeing them at field level in person is two different things especially on a 6'4 250 Lb frame

[@christophermckinney3924]

Players coming out of college are invited to the NFL combine where their skills are measured. They test their speed, power, strength, jump, and position talents like catching or throwing. Based on their performance teams decide where to draft them.

[@optimega]

This should be the next reaction the best of the combine Tests and evaluations of :40-yard dash Bench pressing of 225 pounds (102 kg) Vertical jump Broad jump 20-yard shuttle 3 cone drill 60-yard shuttle Position-specific drills Interviews - each team is allowed 60 interviews in 15-minute intervals Physical and injury evaluations Drug screening Cybex test Wonderlic test.

[@DroneStrike1776]

The combine is where they test performance of the athletes. They test speed, strength, tackles, catches, QBs, etc.

[@aaabbbccc985]

"whut is the cumbine?" "I think it might be a precursor to getting picked". That might be the most English thing I've ever heard.

[@baseballplay3r2015]

The NFL combine is a rabbit hole you guys would enjoy

[@willheil7591]

This is a couple of years old now. A new version would certainly include Micah Parsons of the Dallas Cowboys. He is nominally a linebacker but they line him up everywhere.

[@galaxydrifter1165]

Parsons for sure. I don't understand how Quentin Nelson didn't make the cut. I don't know if the NFL has a stronger guy than him

[@SpoonHurler]

Parsons is what 6'3", 240 lbs and ran a freaking 4.36... it's insane. He might actually be a MonStar.

[@shawnmorrison1498]

The draft is in Kansas City in April 2023. I've already booked a room for the weekend!

[@Carlos559Caps]

2019. 49ers vs Saints. :39 seconds left. 4th down and three to go from the Saints 33 yard line. George Kittle caught and ran the ball like he always does. Making 3 men jump on him and do wrestling moves to take him down. I’ll never forget that game. Full game is up and on the NFL KZbin to watch is you want a great, high scoring game to watch.

[@shawnanderson6313]

This is video old: Khalil Mack plays for the LA Chargers, Julio Jones is old now, and plays for the Bucs. Tyreek Hill got traded to the Miami Dolphins. There also a whole new crop of guys who are freaks of nature.

[@lazyblazer]

Myles Garret never ran a 4.4 in his life 😂His best time was 4.65...which is still very impressive for his size.

[@bankzyyy6500]

George Kittle had an argument for best TE when the video was made, he definitely don’t have one now. Travis Kelce is on his own level

[@nicole06964]

Kelce is a better receiving TE but Kittle is a better all around TE. His blocking is much better than Kelce.

[@bankzyyy6500]

@@nicole06964 No chance at all. Kelce has just passed gronk and everyone else other than Jerry rice for post season yards. Kittle averages around 30 a game in the playoffs?

[@nicole06964]

@@bankzyyy6500 that’s why I said he was the better receiving TE. Kittle is a much better blocker and a really good receiver. Making him the better all around TE

[@johna1160]

Never heard of George Kittle because OB's are East Coast-centric as evidenced by the three NFL teams they've aligned with (NYG, Pats, Eagles). They'd do well to broaden their horizons.

[@rorytribbet6424]

The James Vincent George kittle doc is such a good watch! Would love to see you guys react to that as I know you used to do the James Vincent production vids a while ago ! Cheers!

[@eagle1ra79]

Their reaction to Aaron Donald is hilarious. But, for his position, he is considered "too small". Dude finished his career Top 5 DL of all time. John Randle was another that was considered "too small" to play on the line. Check him out, too

[@kotheweirdo1312]

"Too Small" LMAO best comment!

[@Lonewolfmike]

You all should check out Earl Campbell. He has MASSIVE legs and was strong and fast when he was in the NFL. He could run you over or outrun you. I mean the old NFL players may not look as sculpted as today's players, but they were just as good as today's players in their own right. Dallas had an actual Olympic gold medal winner as a wide receiver in Bob Hayes. He actually changed how the game was played because of his speed.

[@williamjordan5554]

No steroids in the NFL. Penalties are harsh, and players are tested.

[@CharlieRogers50]

I've never said, "Well that's debatable" more often then over the course of this video.

[@halicarnassus8235]

At the end of the video remember most of the Surnames of the Players are English. Even across the pond we tend to hold on to our English/UK surnames LOL

[@jeffdetmer4681]

Guys. There are a lot of YT videos of the NFL combine. Just search it. Lots of choices.

[@menwithven8114]

You have to check out the Combine especially for the 40 to get an idea of what is fast. Pretty much anything 4.4 or under is extremely fast.

[@oAPXo]

Or more so when they use the reporters to run the combine and they use the ghost tape of the runners before going to the fastest, its crazy to see how they just zoom past

[@josephviselli1656]

The combine is hosted for college players to show off their skill such as speed, weight lifting, high jump, and pass accuracy before the NFL draft

[@ravensmansand8285]

They really aren’t all tall, short guys play lots of corner back, and running back, and safety, and recievers. Tall positions are like quarterback, linemen, linebackers, tight end

[@scottmorey6212]

I highly recommend watching some 'NFL Greatest' vids, particularly 'Trucks, Jukes & stiffarms' (ie Running over people, quick feet to dupe defenders, and shoving defenders over with 1 hand). Failing that, please watch highlights of Adrian Peterson - one of the best to do all 3.

[@troygomez8137]

The best college players are selected for the NFL combine where they put through a variety of drills for teams to scout before the draft

[@ryanpeters167]

The combine is where college players who enter the draft get invited and scouted. It’s usually held in Indianapolis and televised on secondary sports channels.

[@BuccWylde]

T.J. Watt...not the biggest LB, but has an otherworldly motor. Sheds blocks and fights thru double teams like a demon possessed. When healthy, probably the single most disruptive defensive difference maker in the league.

[@knightu1642]

The Combine is invite only for the best college football players to show their skills up close for all the NFL team coaches and scouts. It is held before the draft and most of those drafted in the 1st and 2nd rounds were invited to the Combine.

[@noni5961]

The Combine is where all the potential players go to show their skills and it’s where they’re assessed by selection teams from all the NFL teams. From there, the teams decide which players they want in the draft.

[@johnwhite345]

The NFL does steroid testing each week during the season. Randomly selecting five players from each team. 250 players have been caught since 2001. All were suspended and lost money.

[@cashbyrd781]

i was laughing so hard when you said a 4.4 4 weeks and 4 days lol

[@Fonny222]

The thing about the NFL combine is that it can be deceptive and for some positions completely pointless. Especially with the 40 yard dash times. When they time them they aren’t in full pads and they are on a track. I can’t tell you how many times Ive seen a player drafted with a great 40 yard dash time and for some reason it doesn’t translate to actual NFL games. The Bears in the early 2000’s had this issue with wide receivers theyd pick because they’d have great times but their speed didn’t translate to the football field. It’s slowly becoming less important for incoming draft classes as a result.

[@19MichaelDixon]

4.5 40 yd dash is fast. At 6'4" and 240 lbs it's RIDICULOUS

[@tylerturner5849]

The combine is where the best of that years draft eligible college players showcase their skills in front of NFL scouts

[@BamaXander]

I'm lucky enough to have stood next to Julio Jones AND Derrick Henry during my days working Bama games, and those dudes are absolute monsters. Mind-bogglingly huge. Pictures and video do not do these guys justice, lol.

[@borisbalkan707]

People have addressed the Combine. Used to be about everyone who was gonna get drafted would get invited to the Combine and go. Now, some high profile college QBs prefer to skip it and instead have "pro days" at the school, and NFL scouts go there to evaluate them.

[@viviandarkbloom100]

Remember Middle weight Boxer Iran Barkley? Saquon is his Nephew.

[@ukunboxings2242]

Yes so glad you did this 😊

[@ogspermcell]

Office blokes need to react to this last nfl combine

[@geoffsimpkins7650]

Combine is a test of athletic raw abilities for most, and ability to throw for QBs or catch for receivers.

[@josepholszewski2565]

the combine is an event where players show off what they can do before the draft

[@chrisw3421]

Mack was a star here at University of Buffalo... UB is like a 3rd tier Division 1 school so Mack's accomplishments in NFL are all that more impressive considering his college start.

[@tayk4784]

Gotta watch a George Kittle video now, I recommend the Joseph Vincent Joker video

[@abrown4green]

Nick Chubb needs to be on that list

[@patrickfreitas3549]

Jordan Mailata is easily the biggest freak of nature in the NFL. 6'8" 366 lbs. Makes other NFL players look like children. Jordan came from Australian rugby with zero American football experience and now starts for the NFL best record Philadelphia Eagles.

[@timlois]

The combine is basically a modern-day human auction. All the top college prospects are invited, and scouts from all the NFL teams are in attendance to observe.

[@dylancarter7519]

Took y’all 100 years to finally react to this

[@joshuabolton3866]

I was just about to say this

[@dochollidaysraidersintel6466]

Everyone of these guys is a big time player in the NFL. NFL top 100 is a great way to learn the best players currently in the NFL. You can always look up a players combine numbers if you're interested.

[@markrobertdevison1227]

"Skateboarders" made me laugh!

[@melissamason7618]

Hi. Yes the NFL Players are blood tested for HGH often. They are blood tested through out the year, during training camp, during the preseason and regular season, and 5 players from each team in the playoffs are blood tested for performance enhancing drugs. 20% of the players from each team are randomly picked and blood tested. They are blood tested for HGH (Human Growth Hormones). It's the NFL's PED (Performance Enhancing Drug) Policy. So. What you see is natural muscle and power. Aaron Donald is all muscle. NO ROIDS. Fellas!

[@AceManning18]

Keep in mind most of these 40 times are completely insane for the average person. It's difficult to break 5 unless you're in great shape or practice everyday. Even then as you get older its not gonna happen for most people. Somebody who weighs as much as Garrett should NOT be able to run that fast and jump with that much explosion. He is a TRUE freak. Regarding Aaron Donald (the guy who was 'too small'), thats more to do with his height/weight. Hes about 6'1 which is fairly short for a defensive tackle. Because of that hes only like 280 lbs but they overlooked the fact that its all muscle and get off speed.

[@zshakur]

4.6 40yd at 280lbs?! MY GOD! I can't even fathom it....

[@BP-or2iu]

I assure you a 4.5 40 yard dash is fast. Especially when you’re 6’4 and 250lbs. The smaller, fastest guys in the league run it in like 4.3 or 4.4.

[@mikehunt368]

the combine is to show the skills of a select group of players (higher projected picks) i’m sure there’s a combine blooper reel you could watch lol

[@ryandoherty9696]

You get smaller running backs and full backs typically height wise. Weight wise I think running backs and free safety's are the lightest on average and many of them aren't light at all, just thin & mostly muscle.

[@chroniccomplainer3792]

A "big" quarterback to me is 6 foot 4 inches. A "small qb" to me is 6 foot even. Anything in between is average. If you are short you can play running back, wide receiver, or defensive back. Aaron donald is very undersized. His highschool was near mine. He was dominant in HS, college, and the pros. Tested all the time so not on steroids. But they are allowed toradol which helps a shit ton.

[@miamidolphinsfan]

The NFL Combine takes place around the last weekend of February in Indianapolis. It's held so that athletes eligible for the NFL Draft in May can be seen by scouts & NFL coaches in person. The players are tested physically & mentally (the Wonderlic IQ test) and individually interviewed by coaches, team General managers etc. There is a time requirement on interviews too..15 minutes. Some people don't like one aspect of the combine, that is when the players strip down to their underware (knickers) and then called out on a stage and measured weight, height arm length & leg length right in front of team coaches & officials. Some have called it a modern "slave auction"....I'm not sure I agree with that. Also people jokingly refer to it as "The Underware Olympics". It has become a HUGE tv event on the NFL Network and pulls in millions of views. The NFL Network also interviews the athletes and has expert commentary.

[@jartstopsign]

Just for reference, I played safety on a pretty good high school team. Not state champs but close, and our fastest player was our running back who was hand timed at 4.6 in the 40. To me of all these guys, Myles Garrett is the biggest freak athlete in the NFL right now.

[@NandR]

To me it is DK. His overall size, strength, and speed is totally ridiculous. I have never seen someone chase down a defender like he did and he didn't have a head start.

[@cjames4478]

Alot of good descriptions of the combine. You also have to be invited. You can’t just show up. There are strict requirements and if you’re really good they host what’s called a pro day. If the scouts believe you’ll be first round talent they’ll invite all 32 teams to an event to showcase 1 player.

[@holysquire8989]

Dave explanation of the combine is correct

[@_RYANSMITH_]

You got to watch record-setting NFL combine performances

[@tsdesigns1]

The NFL combine will start Feb.28 - Mar.6 2023. it will be on the NFL network.

[@evanmedcraft8929]

He hasn't been in the NFL for a while, but Larry Allen is probably the best pound-for-pound athlete in NFL history.

[@isaacalzate8262]

Id argue he isnt hes quck for his weight but against true runners in the nfl hes sleed is a 4.6 max besdides he isnt even the strongest like they said he was

[@nicole06964]

Nope. Jim Thorpe. The man was the epitome of an athlete

[@joshmilam1525]

Derrick Henry’s highlights are crazy

[@Vadershake]

You guys need to reaction to the NFL combine videos on KZbin to see what these guys are really like.

[@williamjordan5554]

All the teams send people to Indianapolis the put the new recruits through tests. This is the combine. It "combines" in one place all the tests players used to do for each team in their individual cities.

[@sethp26]

aaron donald is arguably the best player of the last decade btw, he's the d-line goat

[@thatdudedevon]

in 2012 Tyreek hill won the (Georgia High School) state championship in the 100 and 200 meters. if you take his 200 meter time he would have finished 6th in the Olympics that same year.

[@KevinKillaKam]

Saquan Barkley is a commercial fridge with legs.

[@tricky5451]

you should definitely react to the combine. they also have a day where quarter backs compete in throwing challenges

[@andyhess8433]

Kittle is made out of glass. The guy is constantly injured. For a Premier League comparison, think Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain.

[@sharkbeatz313]

I remember going to a Detroit Lions game and was able to go on the field for a coin toss with my brother. Calvin Johnson stood by us and this guy was a monster. 6'3" and 240 lbs.Wide receiver who ran track speed. Humble as can be but he was the size of a Linebacker playing Wide receiver

[@brossools]

calvin johnson is 6'5

[@sharkbeatz313]

Which makes him even more of a beast lol

[@kevinmcquade1688]

The “corner stone of the bears franchise” now plays for the Chargers lol

[@PlagueKing_LordFalix]

Travis Kelce is the best TE in the league and it's not even close.

[@ericm9029]

You guys should react to Saquons career coillege highlights. There's a ten minute one that looks like a video game create a player against that level of competition.

[@bold6878]

It’s like tryouts

[@micheldick1736]

Combine is where college player show off to nfl teams. Before draft day

[@valerieburris607]

Valerie Burris A week long of physical and mental test,you have football scouts.coaches and general mangers to decide which person will be pick for the draft on their football teams.

[@shellywheeler8729]

yep, all the comments on the Combine are correct....I think it comes in April sometime....pre-draft.

[@pinnn_osrs]

For context Aaron Donald is the first player to ever have a reasonable shot at being considered over Lawrence Taylor as the greatest defensive player in NFL history and some experts already say he is. The things he's achieved at the defensive lineman position have never happened before. The stats he puts up you only ever see from the Linebacker or defensive end positions.

[@Rocco1332]

Should check out the vid "NFL Players That ALMOST DIED On The Field"

[@p3nguin991]

Imagine a pair of 6’4 260 pounds super fast pure muscle center backs lol

[@RealDiehl99]

I guess they were listing freaks of nature at each position. For example, Julio Jones at 6'3 220 isn't all that big compared to linemen, but compared to other receivers, you could say he is a freak of nature.

[@420johonig]

Dave is right the Combine is an event where the NFL invites the top college players who have declared themselves eligible for the upcoming NFL draft. They test speed, catching ability, throwing abilities, jumping and blocking

[@haywardmurrayjr7627]

yall should watch the bored films documentary on derrick henry

[@kennethswartz8252]

Indeed the combine is an event for NFL scouts to see talent. In many ways more so for lower level players in a sense. The stars are always known from the get-go. However, if a star player performs poorly at the combine. It is noticed and can drop in the draft, which is why some players skip it. Same for lesser known players at smaller schools that perform excellent, it is their interview, literally, they go with a rep from an organization for questions, judgement on morals, etc. Some players even hold private training exercises for scouts. Same goes for high school and D1 scholarship opportunities, a lot of kids do AAU basketball outside of high school.

[@camperoh]

Dave was correct. NFL teams test and evaluate college players who are eligible for the draft at the combine, which is held prior to the draft.