In the top echelons that time difference is massive.

Outstanding post. So very true!!!

Not close

EXACTLY!!

10.37 s would actually not be last place at the 100 m at the Olympics. It is a world class time.

Especially whenever you finish within milliseconds of them.

I’d be in last place too, but that’s because of a couch potato life style.

@@mistermystery202 In track and field .2 seconds is a huge gap. He did good for a non track athlete, but still a pretty large gap between him and world class athletes. Plus the best sprinter in that race was 10 years older and way out of his prime.

@@SamuelReynolds26not huge bro your

@@SamuelReynolds26he still came very very close way closer than any average human can

It’s fake😂😂ain’t no way u rlly thought a 70 inch vert was legit😂😂

Its real, wdym​@@EmKayCR

@@user-ii2bu3lk4ohe does have a very good vertical but that was the edited version shown in the video The unedited is still impressive

Yeah a crazy vertical is one thing but doing it from only slightly bending your knees is just not realistic. The ground doesn't even look right. When you take off for vertical at that size the ground notices.

How he fast on 60m?

Yes they do? Mid 20s mph the fastest at high 20s mph this aint the 90s anymore.

@@KHN.RVA.28 Yeah, they clocked Noah Lyles in the 100 this year at a top speed of 43.5 km/h. That is wicked fast.

Analogy 👑 out here

And keeping up!

That’s the perfect analogy

Maybe an NFL Cheetah should race with Cheetahs🤔

Na he more of a tiger lions are skinner tigers are all muscle like dk

genetic freak

that's a sprinter's build

@@asdknjakljye yeah he’s built just like the sprinters he’s up against

@@TheRahulrobertdo you hear the commentary no he is not

​@@boiistoppsarcasm buddy

You’re missing the point, this man is 6’4 236 lbs and doesn’t train to be a sprinter. If he trained to be a sprinter he likely smokes the other athletes here and at that size is truly special

​@@jonathanroney9817You have absolutely no idea what you are talking about...

​@@jonathanroney9817Not at his age

Same. My favorite events to run are the 200-300m. To be able to run and see everything fly past you is a God given gift!

@@jonathanroney9817 he could train all this life and never qualify for the olympics, you can be quiet now

Try timing a race that close. Today they have automatic timers, but by hand the slight delay at the start could be the difference between a couple of places.

Really good time for non-specialist big boy,=. Bolt is about the same height but was c 10kg lighter. The closest I remember for 'a big guy should not be that fast' at the elite level was John Regis - 10s 100m, sub 20s 200m, and a low 44s split in the 4x400 when GB won the world champs in '91. He was about 100kg and 1.8m - 220lbs and 5'11". He looked liked a supercharged cube of muscle

Jonah Lome the rugby player 125kg so around 270lb was faster I think.

😂 Prius good call

Slow af

😂😂😂😂

.....and ate 3 of them for lunch 😂

And then they shot him

Wide receivers don't normally tackle.

@@ialien2077 It's a meme, he made a chase down tackle against buddha baker look it up

Imagine if Americans actually cared about soccer and have these type of athletes train soccer 😭 that country would even dominate soccer man.. nfl players are monsters like wtf is their athleticism no wonder why americans love watching that sport

@@ThevelvetundergroundnNicolmao imagine some random ass soccer player trying to guard fucking 6’5 240 Megatron running a 10.2

For some I reason I expected HIM to smoke them

This was a low-level field, though, most of them college athletes

@@ThevelvetundergroundnNicono they wouldn’t, likes of Spain, Germany, Argentina etc. Would still run rings around them

It’s really not. But this guy was absolutely flying

I ran a 6 second 40 yard dash in high school. What would my 100 meters be.

@@JohnSmith-dm1wopretty average I assum

@@Turbopro27 Looool you assume completely wrong.

​@@JohnSmith-dm1wo It would be timed via sundial, that's what. 🏆😂

On me

Bars

It's not​@@Steve-jo9cl

Oh jesus christ dujde. no body said he was a bad football player. but he is a garbage level runner when compared to actual runners. fact. literally the slowest. so eat that and cope.

I'd rather be hit by all the other guys over him. I'm sure they hurt a lot less.

It's edited.

It's not real

you believe everything you see?

@@dilach41 I believed that. I guess I did get suckered.

I kinda wish it were real, as that's wayy more than half his height, a 100cm+ standing vertical would be out of this world, making him superhuman

The once in a lifetime runner doesn't make the rule.

He did not Get 10:37

No it is not

@@josephcharles3460 yes it is. that's less than a second off the literal world record. that's also around half a second off the gold medal time for the last 2 olympics

​@rmx39 a half of a second in track is like losing by 28 in football lol you don't know track and field

@@josephcharles3460 you’re being obtuse on purpose He’s an nfl player. He hasn’t dedicated his life to the 100m. Being within half a second is fucking insane. You cannot compare it to football. It would be like if Tom Brady went into an nba game and got a double double.

Great analogy! A truck with a diesel engine no less.

The ford would have broke down halfway to the finish line!

@@granvillewalkerjr.8394 Lol, I have a 800 wheel HP diesel pickup that eats mustangs for lunch. Diesel trucks are far from slow. Even new stock offerings are well north of 400hp these days and double that in torque.

Well, he's a Ford Raptor not a regular F-150.

Beautifully put.

@MB-iv4mq you must be fun at parties

@MB-iv4mq Well, he ran a 10.37 and first place was allegedly 10.11. So the difference between DK and the winner is essentially the same difference between the winner of this race and a world class athlete (meaning a 9.85). Funnily enough, Bolt's legendary 9.58 is almost exactly the same difference to that 9.85 once again).

@MB-iv4mq Bro, there have been 12 people *in the entire history of the 100m race* that have ever ran below 9.8. With the single exception of Bolt's victories in 2008 and 2012, a 9.8 would have landed you the olympic gold medal every single time since the conception of the modern olympic games. So... thanks for proving my point, I guess?

Yes, he at least showed up and ran unlike those who run their mouth instead and ain't got the guts.

I beat the women’s world record in high school at a state track meet championship. I wasn’t even a 100m runner, and am a 5’6” Indian guy who weight 127 lbs.

Weong comparison.

He should identify as a woman and become the next world record holder. 😅

@@Zhoshyn How?

At 6’5” 240lbs lol. If DK Metcalf played for the Bills he would have numbers that would look like typos.

Barely any buildup as well. Dude just jump reaching 3 metres?

@@c4un544n5 It's gotta be fake. He didn't even bend his knees.

@@PatrickPierceBateman thatwhy its indeed unreal! :)

@@PatrickPierceBateman Woah. I wouldn't call it fake

@@c4un544n5 It is clearly fake. Look at all the Fast Twitch logos, it's an ad.

Former decent track athlete here (20+ all conference, national qualifier, etc. in college, and also played receiver) the training is actually pretty similar. You don't really train 'starts' as a sprinter, you train explosiveness and agility. I'd say of our practices, I spent maybe 5% of my time actually practicing out of blocks, unless I started doing something fucky with my head. I also gotta say again, because people just like....don't seem to get it, 2 tenths of a second in a 100m dash is AGES. At 10 flat thats a full 6 foot gap. Nothing is more frustrating than non track people looking at times and saying things like 'oh man that guy must be crazy if he only runs a second slower than Usain Bolt!'

At 235 lbs., Metcalf is roughly 60 pounds heavier than everyone else in that heat -- amazing that he was able to run a respectable time against those guys

He came in dead last. There are levels to this

He didn't hang

Pause

Refrigerator perry with speed

A brick shithouse with extra bricks

The only thing I like about the _Seabirds_ is him. He's legit.

Now imagine lebron in the nfl. My lord. Metcalf is alrdy a tank but imagine bron lol

I watched that a few times. I think the video was altered somehow. He barely squats then pulls a 60 inch vertical leap. I don't think so.

Definitively an assisted jump or some VFX.

It’s not real, it’s edited

@@guillermojoachinreyna3215 Good 2 know man... I was about to give up on physics and biology.

Visual effects

yet hes doesnt have a season that shows it

@@ktv9247 I mean he plays for the Seahawaks... minus his rookie year, when Russ still had some gas in the tank he's basically been a victim of the organization crumbling around him :/ Dude is for sure a beast, but yea; he's kinda just been stuck with no supporting cast around him to fully shine.

​@@trautsjinjuries, poor lateral agility, penalties_attitude, it all plays a role.

And bricks for hands when it matters

Yeah no. Megatron and Julio have the same build and they both leave him in the dust. Megatron especially. Getting double or triple teamed like he's a gunner on punt is a treatment reserved only for Megatron.

Bolt was much bigger than the rest and has the world record

@@user-ki4xw2rb8qbolt didn’t weigh 240

@@gnielsen07 He was bigger than the rest, get the point?

@@user-ki4xw2rb8q No he was taller but didn't weight 230lbs+. Get the point?

@@GearZNet Your point is that Bolt being bigger than the rest is ok, but for this guy is a disadvantage. Acting like if he is an obese person, he is 230lbs of functional muscle. Bolt was +40lbs heavier than a lot of his competitors, the guy in the comment was talking about being bigger than the rest not being +230lbs or is that the magic number were you draw the line of being too heavy too run fast? 230 is too much, but 220 is not? The point is being bigger than the rest and still faster.

its crazy man i watched this jump many times i cant belived its real :D

@@danielszab0110 ITS FAKE

Dude exactly, that's what I'm stuck on as well. That was insane

It must be fake, otherwise it would be like an 70 inch vertical or so, from a standing position. This is absolutely unheard of.

@@AAYLVit is he made a video with a good editor a few pro players have linked with that dude

Budda Baker, the safety who had that pick, runs a 4.45 40. DK runs a 4.33, and weighs more than 30 pounds more. Im sure Budda Baker sees DK Metcalf in his nightmares still.

Not to mention Bo Jackson and Hershel walker

Bo Jackson would have placed 6th in the Olympics had he raced the year he was drafted

@@blisshyatt6350 your funny.

@@robertblansett3431 didn't see you beat me to it lol

@@blisshyatt6350 only by 2 days

Bolt was an anomaly

Nah if u know sprinting u know Bolt was a freak. Even w his longer frame he was able to maintain a ground impact frequency of a much shorter sprinter, which is advantageous

True, but you're not going to see any world class sprinters over 100kilos (225ish lbs). Most are far far lighter. By leaner, the poster of the video meant lighter

10.36 is a Olympic qualifying Time. This was without training for the sport. Just with NFL training.

@@melazaconsabor2028 10.36 isn’t even close for him to qualify for the Olympics. First he would need to hit the qualifying standard which is something like 10.00 or 10.05 then he would have to come top 3 in the US trials which this year required a 9.88. So for him to make the Olympics with this time he would need to get some kind of Olympic scholarship/override or something to get in despite not qualifying just to get beat in the preliminary round which wouldn’t happen

No, it proves that if he was dedicated to sprinting he would be world class

​@@ibrahimtall6209no, it quite literally proves he's not as fast as professional sprinters.

@@BaldKiwi117I think he meant that it proves DK’s natural athleticism would allow him to be world class if paired with proper training

@@curthunsley5696 which is still a big maybe. He'd have to run a sub 10 second time and that's a huge gap.

​@@ibrahimtall6209different muscle types fibers etc.

Usain Bolt is 6'5" and was 207 when he was breaking records. Nearly all the fastest men ever to sprint were 6ft+ The illusion is short men look like they're moving faster because their tiny legs are working harder.

You weigh once at your heaviest and everyone believes that's what you always weigh next year people will say he weighed 280 when he ran this race. If they don't have scales next to the track when they run I don't believe that shit

@@RighAlban its more about the weight then height. even still 5 9 is not short its average.

@@bobjeff1243 Okay shorty.

@@RighAlban bro what 💀💀

It’s fake😂😂ain’t no way u rlly thought a 70 inch vert was legit😂😂

You gotta be 10 bro ain’t no way😂

"Figuratively" flew. Not "LITERALLY." Please learn how to use that overly trending word correctly.

It’s also slightly different sports. One requires more agility, acceleration and tend to be better of for that reason with shorter femurs and legs in general. Sprinters have greater top speeds. Still decent acceleration, and they only nd to run in a straight line. The Chinese also have a similar benefit to football players. Being one of the best Olympic weightlifters they benefit of a good rate of force production aka acceleration and the short femurs and legs that benefit Olympic weightlifters also do for football players. Funny enough when it comes to sprinting they have the fastest 60m sprint I believe. And are typically good at acceleration but lack top speed like Usain Bolt. Btw they benefit of shorter legs also is the fact that u can hit the ground more quickly resulting in greater acceleration and change in directions. Longer legs allow greater strides and longer ground contact times with larger amounts of torque. Good for sprinting but not for changing directions like football

He'd get blown out by the other top sprinters

@@marcomustang876tyreek ran a 9.98 in high school so not really

That was my thought. Or dig up a Darrell Green in his prime.

@@marcomustang876 you're either high or ignorant. Tyreek Hill ran track until football and tried out with the US olympian team but you're right lol

@@marcomustang876 Hill was literally Olympic level in track when he chose football instead.

Jonah was an absolute beast! Really nice guy too.

He couldn’t have run the 100 right 🤔

10.8

Agreed

That hop was fake

It is fake but does look very real it fooled a lot of people including me for a long time

Fake

That was fake?

These guys run track for a living and he doesn’t and made it less than .2 imagine if he actually practiced for jt

@@kayagerbertfootball players have don’t run like runners most run wide and that slow them down because they are often used to running with an football and pads on which slight slows them down

​@@kayagerbertstill not sure if he would ever run sub 10 seconds

@@kayagerbertthese guys are not world class. None of their times even qualify to even get into the Olympics. If he ran against Olympians he would get dusted.

The video is fake but I’m sure he has a huge vertical still

@@anthonyjacques8073it is still 41”

It’s fake😂😂ain’t no way u rlly thought a 70 inch vert was legit😂😂

The way you run 100m and 40m are very different. I know they're both sprints but in the 100m the first 40m most 100m runners are still in their drive phase.

At the combine the time for a 40 starts when the player starts running. In track you have to hear the gun and react to start. So there’s a big delay.

THIS fool doesn't understand that!

@@waxwars9183 1/10 of a second more or less.

No, its not. If DK was a 4.15 it would be quite public.

Not necessarily.....every faction of a second.is equal to feet on the track ..full seconds are a lot of time and footage to make up...those many seconds he is behind are a lifetime of specialized training that he would have to learn .natural speed and competitive running are different than running on the field in padded gear ..

To gain a 1/10th of a second at that speed takes a ton of work and luck. When I was in the MARINES I was the fastest runner in my platoon. 15.30 for 3 miles. It was 1 minute faster than I had ever run before. My Lt asked if I could go 30 seconds faster? I said no way. 30 seconds is a lot when I already 1 minute faster than my best ever

I can't agree with that. He doesn't have the physique to get much faster than he currently is. Too tall and too heavy. Even if he was able to lose 20 pounds (about the healthy limit for his size and age), he couldn't get much faster and if he lost that much muscle (he has very little body fat to lose) it's highly doubtful he would do anything except get slower

​@mslice09 he was only off the lead by .16 seconds... about 9 feet. Yes that's huge in a sprint, but it's NOT as far back as you make it out to be

No, he wouldn't. You can't train to gain speed. You were never a sprinter, and your ignorant post is proof. Once you're fully developed, you've reached maximum speed. The only thing you can do is improve form and technique to achieve a better time. Gaining speed is impossible after full development has been reached often even before then.

Didn't want to be the one track and field dude to lose to an NFL dude. Other dudes from the same sports can beat you but not from another sport. Pride is real. 😂😂😂

For his track life! He just could NOT take "that" L

@lrus859 Question is can someone like Tyreek can keep up/beat a world class sprinters??? I would love to see that.

​@gabrieltorres7596 Tyreek absolutely couldif he trained for it his whole career. Not sure about anyone else. Tyreek ran a wind legal sub 20 200m or close to it in HS, so he could probably get up there.

Well yeah, it was like a 65 inch vertical. Some might say unbelievable.

its edited

🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

It’s fake😂😂ain’t no way u rlly thought a 70 inch vert was legit😂😂

And Bolt would go almost a half second faster.

'Only' 0:26 sec difference in 100 meters is like eons in sprinting. He better stick with the football.

@@Plamkata69 Nobody claiming he is going to win anything in professional sprinting, but 10:37 is a pretty good time. For a big guy built for American Football, casually smashing the women's 100m world record seems like a pretty decent first race.

That's AMAZING since he's running against professional track athletes.

@@jimmyedwards3503 these are not professional runners these are students. He's the professional

i HOPE this is satire

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Some highschool kids run that time. To qualify for Paris 2024 Olympics you need to have achieved 10 flat. He'd get cooked by real world class sprinters.

@@supernova8506 Yet again, he's a football player. It ain't bad for a football player that's built like a truck. No duh he'd get cooked by world class sprinters, it ain't his job

​@@sxchen1268 Usain Bolt was 6.5/ 210..the fastest man on the planet....he was a sprinter/Olympic champion/ record holder ...not a football player.😮.

@@mslice09 I’m talking about DK…

240 pounds.. that'll slow anyone down.

That would make 0 sense

@@Yk_ItsBreezy not really, only financially wouldn't make sense

Lions

@reidblundell8703 jamarr chase and tee higans could both be wr 1s... would make no sense to get another who suppose to be a wr1 so nah

There is no pacing required in this race. It is an all out sprint. He is fast for a non sprinter, but he is not anywhere near a world class sprinter. The fastest runner in that race was way out of his prime and would have smoked DJ if he was the same age. He would not have beaten any pro sprinter with his time. 10.37 is a time high schoolers have beaten. Not at all a bad time for a non sprinter, but not anywhere close to a pro.

@@SamuelReynolds26 Pacing is required for every race. Clearly he runs out of gas before the end because he's pushing too hard at the beginning. Lucky for football players going all-in at every step is advantageous because it means you get to tackle faster if you accelerate at the beginning.

@@hyronvalkinson1749 No, that gap at the end is not a lack of energy. It is a lack of top speed, he had good acceleration, but he reached his top speed which was slower than the other racers, while they were still accelerating. This made it look like he slowed down more than them. No pacing is required for a 100m sprint. Any athlete can maintain their top speed for the whole race

@@hyronvalkinson1749you’ve clearly never ran a 100m before

@@floppybird Not professionally no. Have you won any medals?

Big difference between 180 and 236

​​@@camdendavis3655Usain Bolt was 6.5 /210.and the fastest man on the planet...the big difference was that he was a trained world class sprinter./ Olympic athlete./ record holder . not a football player.

​@mslice09 metcalf is 30lbs heavier than Bolt, and doesn't train track...10.37 is impressive.

@@jackhandy00 Not impressive if you are a track guy. There are probably a handful of high school guys that are faster. So it's nice for a football player to run 10.37, but only a top 5 or 6 hundred if you are talking about track.

@jonvandenberg5065 if he drops the extra 35lbs he's carrying for football, then he doesn't fade in the final 30 meters. This alone would save him...a tenth and half, maybe 2? Then let him train for a year or 2. He could easily be a 10 flat guy