04-02-2021, 06:43 PM
(04-02-2021, 06:33 PM)Murdock2420 Wrote:There aren't a lot of 330 pound players who jumped 9'1" or better.
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In fact, of the more than 20k players in my DB, that only describes 22 players, 15 of which are OT, including Penei Sewell.
Includes Andrew Whitworth (334 lbs, 904 broad) and Jason Peters (336 lbs, 907 broad).
The funny thing about O-lineman and big men in general is that most people want to view their athletic abilities with the same lens they view skill postion player athleticism. It doesn't work that way. O-lineman aren't generally going to wow you, but if you know how to watch them a 5.01 40 becomes every bit as dynamic and exciting as smaller man's 4.4
TLDR: Don't judge a draft horse by quarterhorse standards.
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