Who's the STRONGEST Player in NFL History?

[@bignickrl_mvp8277]

Nothing to see here folks, just a 325 pound, 6 ft 3 man sprinting a 4.3 to make a tackle 🤣

[@joey90035]

Jesus

[@sparkymahoney4343]

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

[@michaelperson4117]

Sparky Mahoney who cares 😂

[@bladerunner8781]

Id cry

[@johnjacobjingleheimerschmiddd]

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

[@helpimstuck9410]

Larry Allen... why is this even a question?

[@sneak2x181]

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

[@nkemp6456]

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

[@letoatreides4041]

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.

[@xypherus777]

@@letoatreides4041 jesus christ lol

[@fabianbolanos2171]

Swear you Dallas fans are the dumb

[@19DannyBoy65]

Larry Allen running down Conner after that interception is legitimately my favourite play in the history of the NFL

[@mmamusic9634]

Danny Boy it was a linebacker

[@lyrics2challenged]

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

[@jaxsongomez1990]

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

[@joshuatraffanstedt2695]

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

[@lyrics2challenged]

@@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.

[@stavrosfay8454]

Bruh that one girl at 2:45 is talking to her self wtf

[@andrewhearst4749]

Merrick Tjepkes u have to be joking

[@LASAGNA_LARRY]

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

[@baller4lyfe353]

@Merrick Tjepkes damn rekt lmao

[@greatestmlg5566]

Merrick Tjepkes r/wooooosh

[@Aleximusprime2]

Merrick Tjepkes r/wooosh

[@steady.760]

When you put 99 speed and 99 strength on your player on Madden 20

[@emmettmarbury6571]

I'm lol

[@luminous9777]

Jesus Christ is the only way to heaven repent of your sins and trust in Christ to be saved. We’re all sinners headed for hell but Jesus can set you free

[@sundigest1121]

@@luminous9777 stop spamming asshole

[@gavins.5409]

Rayene Boussetta hey man he is just trying to spread the word of God, let him do his thing, I think If you thought of accepting God into your life you would appreciate it more

[@exloaded]

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

[@helpimstuck9410]

0:56 I’m confident prime Larry Allen (not 34 yo in 2006) could’ve topped that list.

[@adamlogan9500]

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

[@Jjggjiyfdhkoiggbnnj]

@@adamlogan9500 bench pressing for high reps takes muscle endurance

[@adamlogan9500]

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

[@LoganKing4]

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.

[@OceansBane]

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.

[@Calebbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb]

Bench Press in my opinion is not a great way to measure strength because it favors shorter arms

[@mafiagang5087]

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

[@Chivo38]

Having a big chest/ stomach helps too

[@Chivo38]

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

[@mafiagang5087]

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

[@Calebbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb]

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

[@richardmiller3146]

I remember watching that MNF game when Allen ran down the defender after the interception. It was unbelievable impressive. It looked like he forgot he was a 325 lb DT and ran like he was a WR or RB. Truly one of the most amazing plays EVER.

[@dogonit7412]

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

[@averyhenson4034]

Jesus loves you

[@jakeradochonski6795]

2:42 damn- crazy to see 463 pounds just floating in the air

[@MottoMaad]

Jake Radochonski underrated comment 😂😂😂

[@beastmodeforever8674]

Don't get it 😕

[@aminedeboss8513]

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

[@gorkskoal9315]

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.

[@luminous9777]

Jesus Christ is the only way to heaven repent of your sins and trust in Christ to be saved. We’re all sinners headed for hell but Jesus can set you free

[@moneygod7156]

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

[@charlesdexterward7781]

"Larry Allen had 11% bodyfat" invalidates anything else you might say about him

[@abelstraw4562]

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

[@paysonfox88]

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.

[@paysonfox88]

@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.

[@paysonfox88]

@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

[@joenobody5913]

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

[@matthewnikitas2904]

Larry Allen no question... 700 pound raw bench is a ridiculous feat of strength even by powerlifting standards. No other player even compares to that

[@alexcuellar484]

Matthew Nikitas not 700 lmao

[@dy120481]

He couldn't actually bench anywhere near that.

[@dy120481]

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

[@dwhit2612]

@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.

[@dwhit2612]

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?

[@tomshumate3940]

Larry was 35 when he benched 225-43 times in that pro bowl. I think that might be a disadvantage, being compared to 22 year olds in the combine.

[@DwightKSchrute3]

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

[@confidential5743]

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

[@gentilewarrior]

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.

[@tacotom3492]

@@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% 😂👍

[@Mudgho]

He was also hungover according to some stories.

[@llg3pe]

6:51 when a Mack truck accelerates like a Corvette

[@YoungDen]

Electrify

[@peytonfox6175]

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

[@millnermarrys1120]

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

[@AbbaZabbaOlyFrn]

Yeah, yeah that's about right 😆

[@jimbeaux89]

That tackle by Larry Allen was absolutely insane

[@averyhenson4034]

Jesus loves you

[@JamieCraigy]

@2:36 John Cena speaks the truth! If you wanna test real strength at the combine then have athletes step on legos for 20 yards.

[@tjellis1479]

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

[@imnotgood15aka.notgood21]

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

[@confidential5743]

TJ Ellis You’re joking right

[@josephbargo5024]

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

[@xanny650]

I can't even see anyone there

[@krudzx3910]

KTO uploaded? What have we done for this pleasure?

[@anthonykish6643]

Lol

[@yoshi2413]

Patience... it is key

[@mackmack5258]

the like number 😰

[@ljmutongwiza7688]

Krudzx that's what I'm sayin lol

[@josedagoat2036]

We’ve waited

[@rivertrash9862]

Larry Allen has to be some type hybrid. Maybe part grizzly or rhinoceros, I'm not sure, but he's not just human.

[@bendecker581]

I’ve watched this video like 5 times and the Larry Allen tackle still gives me chills

[@dansgroi1472]

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.

[@thatguy7551]

7:20 when you max out your custom character in weight and height but also speed

[@crazykenproductions606]

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

[@MegaSamUwell]

Not knowing the guy and going solely based on looks.. I feel I can confidently say Larry Allen was more than 11% body fat.

[@andremuir6098]

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

[@dy120481]

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

[@user-xb4cr1ym4f]

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

[@andremuir6098]

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

[@joelgtwinem3949]

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

[@finexity5054]

Larrry Alena is like when ur make max out everything on a custom player

[@pablohill6688]

Bo Jackson

[@WZ912]

@@pablohill6688 HIM TOO LOL!

[@danielborja9751]

pablo Hill bo Jackson is out of this world

[@ramanj.rockwell302]

Damn getting boring without KTO! Glad you're back!

[@cosmic_JAV]

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?

[@1EddieDennis]

I would had love to seen Larry Allen play as a defensive tackle or defensive end, that would have been insane.

[@satrn5496]

7:19 fastest o line man I've ever seen

[@kennycarlson9654]

na gene upshaw ran a 4.6 at 275 lbs in 76

[@Michael-nd6kz]

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

[@FridayThe13thhh]

0:44 bro came to his senses 😂😂

[@GarrettsGear]

Larry deserves all the love!!! He had it rough before the nfl, what an absolute UNIT.

[@tkala10]

I just love the way KTO tells stories. Idk why. It's just good

[@marvinhunt117]

I remember watching that game and even now I still think that was the most insane play that I've seen in the NFL.

[@provenknowledge]

Saquon is a BEAST! He smashed almost all lifting records at Penn State

[@Garebear625]

the craziest part is he caught him after being flat footed too like no matter how you slice it its incredible to see

[@kenney0313]

I'll never forget that play. Larry Allen was amazing!

[@Reason1717]

KTO, you know I love the delivery of your videos, but sometimes your content is just the BEST. This was one of your best topics and work. Larry Allen WOW.

[@sB-wt7jy]

That play by Larry Allen was the craziest thing I've ever seen.

[@dfw1fast143]

I’ll never forget that play. Still surreal to watch. Imagine that hitting you at full speed. It would be like a damn truck.

[@kif12]

On behalf of the Larry Allen Appreciation Society, thank you for this video.

[@jamesoday3906]

Gotta go with Bob Young. He was a pro bowler and a top performer in World's Strongest Man.

[@jscottrockford]

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

[@paysonfox88]

Larry Allen bench pressed over 700 lbs. I've seen the videos of him doing 695 in Practice with the cowboys. Man was a straight beast. He is the best bench presser I've ever seen in the NFL. The RAW power-lifting sport WPO and IPF record for Bench Press is only about 740-750 lbs. And, unlike those guys in the IPF, I don't think Larry was juiced to the gills on every steroid out there.

[@TheTehdef]

You have me in the first quarter when you showed Larry Allen. You then threw some wrenches in there, but you finished strong with Larry Allen. Dude was a beast.

[@NSx2006]

Half the combine drills are JoKeS to nfl players😂😂😂

[@toddkuebler7660]

Back in the day the Cincinnati Bengals had something they called a strength machine. Anthony Munoz broke it.

[@sirlawrencet]

When ESPN ranked the top 100 NFL players of all time they ranked Larry Allen 95. They actually said there are 94 better football players than Allen. Insane.

[@onebaddstudd1422]

4:53.. James Harrison is incredibly strong. But he does these bizarre exercises that are tough to decipher, much less quantify

[@Prsethsun]

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

[@christopher_5.034]

4:42 gotta practice for them bbw's i see u boi

[@MrDragonkarp]

If you know you know

[@zodiakari]

lol fuck naw

[@thevikingbeard89]

Brian Shaw needs to contact Larry Allen as a training partner to get him faster in strongman!

[@OswaldBatesIIIEsq]

Someone as big as Larry Allen running THAT FAST is impressive and scary at the same time.

[@Solomon_C]

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

[@joelchavez61]

Larry Allen could bench and squat monstrous weights but the speed and explosiveness on that tackle from a body his size is absolutely incredible.

[@hotelalphawhiskeykilogrunt7925]

Warren sapp was a animal as well ! But there was some super freaks over time! It’s hard to say who’s the strongest but it’s freaking insane to see Donald looking like a body builder and then realize he’s a DT !!!!

[@harrylloyd6955]

6:50 - go on son! Must have replayed that a dozen times

[@jayden8636]

When my dad was around 18-25 he used to burnout with 225. He could easily do 50, that shows that it has literally nothing to do football skill.

[@m.s.9327]

the clearly forgot about some super stars: 1. The Rock Dwayne Johnson-WWE, Actor and Football player 2. Terry Crews-NFL Player and Hollywood actor 3. Herschel Walker-NFL Player 4. Goldberg the WWE Star 5. Christiano Ronaldo 6. Zlatan Ibrahimovic 7. Robert Lewandowski 8. Rob Gronkowski If I forgot someone please add them to this list^^

[@philipcarthy2977]

Every time I see that Larry Allen clip my jaw hits the floor,just brilliant

[@tyboneuser7226]

I watched that play when it happened. Larry Allen was a beast

[@pete_nana]

Combine bench is viewed more as a measure of work ethic in the weight room than anything.

[@lesaber251]

Ten years ago, at age 55 I pushed out 20 strict reps on the bench with 225. I usually did 3 sets of 10 reps at every chest workout.

[@mustang4life]

If you were at the game, those of us in The Superdome that night were all like, “WTF?” Even from way up top you could not overlook the rookie’s (Larry Allen) explosiveness to track down the defender. Simply amazing!

[@TheHuskyK9]

Larry Allen is a literal bear. One of the biggest guys in the NFL but he was also quick. Imagine a big dude like that running full speed at you. MF YIKES

[@auh2o148]

I didn't recognize any of the names ahead of Allen. Bottom line is "can you play?"

[@DERPSWAG35]

Au H2O you don’t know dontari poe?

[@markothwriter]

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

[@paysonfox88]

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.

[@DreadPages]

@@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

[@paysonfox88]

@@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.

[@thinkcivil1627]

An absolute freak of nature. Besides the world-class lifting, the guy was fast (sub 5 in the 40 at the combine) and light on his feet. The best offensive lineman to have played the game, and he most likely could have played multiple positions on both sides of the ball.

[@Hypeman10]

Man I gotta find the song playing around 2:00

[@Rohan-lh5je]

5points, flemlo, and kto uploaded today. If yinzernet uploads today as well my life will be complete

[@user-cq6dg6ql9j]

Haven’t even clicked play and I know it must be Larry Allen. The man is superhuman

[@adamrubino178]

Who was that lady talking to in the interview? I didn't see anyone.

[@russdenshuick7622]

Larry Allen is a freak amongst freaks. Unreal strength, explosive power, agility and speed. Just unbelievable

[@sicnarfyhael5330]

I agree. I’ve done both. Power lifting and body building. And lifting 225 for reps, is a bodybuilding exercise, not strength. For most strength programs you take 1-5 reps at 85%-100% max rep.

[@sparkymahoney4343]

It's a combination of strength and endurance. Anyone is capable of explosive strength but endurance is the key in any sport. It's one thing to lift XXX amount of pounds once, it's another entirely to do it 50 times in a row. I want the guy who could do the three hours well vs the guy who's awesome for 30 minutes then falls apart.

[@ravsuv-help794]

Except benching 225 for 50 reps is a terrible indicator of how well you would do in a 3 hour game, because those 50 reps only take 2 minutes. Better would be to see how many sets of 10*225 they could do with 10 minute intervals, but even that's a pretty garbage test. Bench is something they should test for shear strength, and they should have some sort of cardiovascular test or similar to test endurance, because you only use your pecs for very brief moments.

[@carmelopearman5721]

Sparky Mahoney except you only need the 30 minutes of explosiveness for football

[@JayzsMr]

No, only the genetically gifted are explosive while everyone can build endurance

[@slammysammy9555]

not everyone is capable of explosive strength lol.

[@Bayumm65]

Larry Allen is the strongest player ever. They had Larry Allen do the 225 challenge at the pro bowl when he wasn’t all the way serious 😂

[@jwill5crew941]

This guy was a beast..trust me..I knew him all to well playing him twice a year...lol #HTTR

[@zadeh79]

Like IQ tests, another instance of testing that largely only predicts how well someone does on the test. Actual NFL in-game performance is complex, requiring and interplay of different subsets of strengths developed tactfully to each athletes advantage. The best players aren't necessarily the biggest and strongest, but they have a combination of key strengths which they've trained themselves to utilize on the field.

[@imperialmodelworks8473]

Early in Allen's career, he was a lean player. Not sure about 11%, but he had the large solid stomach like WSM competitors. The fact that he could bench 700lbs without any sort of compression shirt or straps, is damn impressive.

[@siggladiebrezel6308]

In the shown clips he is nowhere near 11%

[@imperialmodelworks8473]

@@siggladiebrezel6308 your reply is only 3 years late, and if you read mine again, I doubted the 11% claim from the start

[@siggladiebrezel6308]

@@imperialmodelworks8473 If you read mine again: I agree with you on the body fat :D

[@dennissimons339]

It's hilarious how many of the bench presses are no-reps, but still get counted

[@84bigric]

Lay Allen is like oh shit... interception Hold my snickers troy I got this

[@YankeesLife]

Troy be like “are you sure larry.”

[@danehales2021]

Love how the guys at the beginning word it. “Competitive JUICES”

[@fdfischer]

What they should've done is their 100 pushups situps and squats for 2 years, and don't forget the 10km run

[@maconwills4009]

Larry Allen and D.J. Metcalf should be dual guests on a podcast. Describing the chasedown and also being just freaks of nature.

[@ericphillips6708]

Them Hawaiins are strong! Lol plus that dude is from my home state of oregon! Hell yeah bro.

[@imjr8o8]

* tongan

[@daltontallman8721]

Could you imagine pissing him off and seeing that man run after you at those speeds.. nothing but helplessness would fall over you as you fall over and faint

[@finnhobart9100]

Hey KTO just saying you should do what ifs for football again, those were my favorites. My idea for one is what if Ryan Fitzpatrick was consistently good. U doubt that those videos are coming back but it'd be nice.

[@nagginsnuggets9424]

Larry Allen holy shit he was crazy athletic for a big man. Look at him pump that he could have kept going if he wanted to

[@budgetblueface1843]

No one: D.K Metcalf: Who invited me to the party?

[@mattc2433]

“Competitive juices” is an accurate word choice

[@WEcanallsaveUS]

7:17 when you mama shouts 🗣COME EAT

[@SpawnSniper]

Dude @ 00:19 isn’t even fully extending his arms.

[@ashelygarcia1525]

It was a warm up

[@zabaleta66]

Larry Allen thrusting 200+ pound guys around like bowling balls was impressive to me.

[@ctrillz2638]

The last guy (Larry Allen) is minimum 25% if not 30% bodyfat, ain’t no way he’s 11%. If you have no fitness knowledge please don’t make ridiculous claims like that.

[@jjthesavage]

Second was Paea, he played some snaps. Bear Down!

[@idcanimations9022]

Not a single rep was done

[@dustinhunt7717]

When the play you made a pick wasnt remembered for the pick but how you got tracked down by a 325lb o-lineman

[@randystevens6302]

Mike Webster. There was a "Strongest man in the NFL" Competition back in 1980. Webster was a complete animal. He benched 350 for 15 reps with a shoulder width grip and racked it because he had already won the competition (he had more left) and that was after he had deadlifted 500 for 20 reps and put on a show in the squat. He also cheat curled 250 lbs for about 15 reps. All that was PRIOR to the bench! Yes Webster was a walking display for PED abuse but I've never seen anyone in the NFL even come close. Btw, no disrespect to Larry Allen but he's not 11% body fat.

[@HetfieldFanBoy]

Imagine Larry Allen playing middle linebacker at 6’3” 325 and going sideline to sideline and blowing up run plays like it’s nothing

[@K9Bubba]

The original "Larry Wheels"!

[@Yasuke4d]

@6:57 I been having nightmares of this beast chasing me. 😳

[@dsxh]

lol

[@MikeKollin]

The Strongest? Pretty sure it's my Buddy I went to High school with, Larry Allen! #1 Offensive Lineman of Dallas years ago!! Let's see what they got?

[@GalacticCoast]

That Larry Allen run and tackle is LEGEND

[@Ya_Saarallah]

Those other 8 guys did it at the combine, after training for the combine. Larry Allen did it on VACATION!

[@TheDwortham]

I mean we all knew it was Larry Allen it ain’t even close lol

[@DanClizer]

Nice! Thanks KTO! The only thing I would disagree with is Larry Allen's reported bodyfat percentage. There is no way his bodyfat was 11% at a weight of 325. Closer to 20% yes.....certainly NOT 11%. When you study what the human body looks like at different bodyfat percentages, you recognize this fallacy. Blessings, Dan

[@Louie_Vision]

Imagine what Larry Allen's 40 yard dash time would of been if he tried it during his prime😱

[@82Stepdaddy]

I know a kid 6'2" 295 who just turned 17 in June who just hit 40 reps of 225. By the time he gets to the combine he's gonna be gonna be pushing 60.