You want a monster run stuffing DT? I got you a monster DT

[frostbitmic]

He'd take up at least 2 blockers and it would take awhile to run around him. With the wings and pizza in Buffalo he should get a little bigger.

[PromoTheRobot]

On 3/27/2025 at 4:13 PM, DJB said:

 

 

 

Mike Jasper 2.0

[Freddie's Dead]

ManuManu the slender....

[TDO'Kearney]

Maaan, our high school coach had the solution to guys like this.  Cut block him every play and make him get up.  By 3Q those guys are on the sideline with their hands on their hips and the face mask pushed up in their heads, huffin and puffin.  You gonna tell me the NFL can't counter this?

[PauleeeWalnuts]

On 3/27/2025 at 6:31 PM, LittleSammy said:

Ted Washington approves!. 👍

As does Sam “The Keg” Adams

Edited Saturday at 11:06 PM by PauleeeWalnuts

[Victory Formation]

He would be great as a 7th round pick or an UDFA.. The guy is 400lbs.. Do you know how many calories it takes to maintain that weight?

[Dafan]

If we ran a 3-4 with a true nose tackle maybe.  But not a great fit for a 4-2 system in my opinion.

[Buffalo716]

4 hours ago, TDO'Kearney said:

Maaan, our high school coach had the solution to guys like this.  Cut block him every play and make him get up.  By 3Q those guys are on the sideline with their hands on their hips and the face mask pushed up in their heads, huffin and puffin.  You gonna tell me the NFL can't counter this?

Even in high school in 7A Texas football.. I don't know how many 6'5 375 lb kids there are lol

 

I understand your premise but something tells me you never went up against a 400 lb lineman in your day lol big was probably 275-310 on the line 

Edited Sunday at 02:04 AM by Buffalo716

[Mark Vader]

On 3/27/2025 at 6:03 PM, Brianmoorman4jesus said:

I want two 350lb guys at DT to occupy blockers and let the skill guys make the plays. That’s how I want my 4 man front to look

So, you want this guy and Zeke Biggers?

[Warriorspikes51]

1 hour ago, Mark Vader said:

So, you want this guy and Zeke Biggers?

Biggers would be a fun pick. There’s so many exciting DT’s in this draft.  I really hope we double dip there to overhaul the DL

[Bills_inthe6]

He just looks like a big pylon, the NFL lineman will love manhandling this guy...

[GolfandBills]

Waste of a draft pick.  Unless teams are dumb enough to run right at him he’s not catching anyone.  

5 hours ago, Warriorspikes51 said:

Biggers would be a fun pick. There’s so many exciting DT’s in this draft.  I really hope we double dip there to overhaul the DL

I like the kid from Oregon and FSU for Buffalo.  I think the big Michigan kid will be gone by 30

Edited Sunday at 11:12 AM by GolfandBills

[PrimeTime101]

This moc for me would be so good addressing a 1-tech DT. 

 

[T master]

On 3/27/2025 at 3:13 PM, DJB said:

 

 

 

 

I heard the dude can squat 464 lbs every time he gets up !!! 

[kitchen sink]

On 3/28/2025 at 10:17 AM, TheWeatherMan said:

Depend on your body type and how you train.  I had a slender build and focused on light weight high reps for endurance not high weight low reps for bulk.  Every other week I would include a max set of 5 reps.  These are completely two different types of workouts (aerobic vs anaerobic). For example, I was easily clearing 100 pushups on my military fitness test. There’s no mathematical equation that quantifies how many time a person can bench press their weight based on their reps at max weight. 
 

You’re not being a jerk…you’re just being wrong.  

Thank you for recognizing that I am not trying to be a jerk. 

 

There actually are calculations that can determine with a reasonable level of accuracy how many reps you can bench at one weight compared to another weight based on the number of reps at that first weight. 

 

People use them all the time to determine how many reps they should be doing at various percentages of the one rep max. 

 

It is one way to test how close to failure you are getting, which is one of the more important factors in muscle and strength growth. 

 

The attached image is the results from the calculator you can find at https://strengthlevel.com/one-rep-max-calculator

 

It is based on your 5 reps at 225 lbs and it appears I was being generous at the 20 reps of 175lbs. 

 

My thought is that you might also have been able to do more than 5 reps, but did not push all the way to failure, in which case you might have been able to get closer to 35 reps at 175lbs

 

Unfortunately, it appears that you never tried to see how many reps you could have done at that time at your body weight so we can't test this in the best manner. 

 

Edited 22 hours ago by kitchen sink

[C.Biscuit97]

Buffalo food and this dude seems like a bad combo. 

On 3/28/2025 at 9:35 AM, Captain Hindsight said:

In HS we played a team that had these two really fat dudes right in the middle of the defense. Our first meeting that week coach wrote on the white board 

 

"Attack Cheeseburger Alley" and it was just ten plays that ran directly into them to wear them out 😂

Two of the biggest dudes in my high school got talked into trying out for football. They lasted like one training practice. Now sadly, both passed away before 40. 😢

[BuffaloBillyG]

On 3/30/2025 at 7:11 AM, GolfandBills said:

Waste of a draft pick.  Unless teams are dumb enough to run right at him he’s not catching anyone.  

I like the kid from Oregon and FSU for Buffalo.  I think the big Michigan kid will be gone by 30

If we draft him wait til the TC reports of him chasing down Keon Coleman...

[TheWeatherMan]

4 hours ago, kitchen sink said:

Thank you for recognizing that I am not trying to be a jerk. 

 

There actually are calculations that can determine with a reasonable level of accuracy how many reps you can bench at one weight compared to another weight based on the number of reps at that first weight. 

 

People use them all the time to determine how many reps they should be doing at various percentages of the one rep max. 

 

It is one way to test how close to failure you are getting, which is one of the more important factors in muscle and strength growth. 

 

The attached image is the results from the calculator you can find at https://strengthlevel.com/one-rep-max-calculator

 

It is based on your 5 reps at 225 lbs and it appears I was being generous at the 20 reps of 175lbs. 

 

My thought is that you might also have been able to do more than 5 reps, but did not push all the way to failure, in which case you might have been able to get closer to 35 reps at 175lbs

 

Unfortunately, it appears that you never tried to see how many reps you could have done at that time at your body weight so we can't test this in the best manner. 

 

This is accurate, my one rep max was 250.  I was never able to bench 255 (although I rarely tried a 1 rep max).

[HIT BY SPIKES]

On 3/29/2025 at 11:39 AM, PromoTheRobot said:

Mike Jasper 2.0

 

I was thinking the same and thought that with his athleticism (video below) and size he may amount to something.

 

 

However, Jasper turned out to be a better Head Coach than a NFL Player => https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Jasper 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited 8 hours ago by HIT BY SPIKES