Quote:
Originally Posted by milkman
So his strength, relative to his size, and in comparison to Thomas makes no ****ing difference.
Thomas is faster and far more elusive, and you selling that he is the same as McCluster is sheer fabricated, stupid, bullshit.
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Faster?
Sure. 8/100th's of a second faster to be exact. Wow. That's some serious difference right there.
More elusive?
You tell me:
Against NFL players:
DAT:
Combine Measurements:
McCluster
5'9"
172 lbs.
29 1/4" Arms
8 3/8" Hands
40: 4.58
Vertical: 37.5"
Bench: 20 reps
Thomas
5'9"
174 lbs.
29 7/8" Arms
8 1/2" Hands
40: 4.50
Vertical: 32"
Bench: 8 reps
So, bro, what do you think the difference is between 20 reps at 225 lbs. and 8 reps at 225 lbs.? And then, once your mind clears on that, tell me what a guy weighing 172 lbs. doing 20 reps at 225 lbs. would be? (Pretty ****ing strong is the answer if you are struggling with it.)
Career college stats:
McCluster
Rushing:
304 attempts
1955 yards
6.4 ypc
15 TDs
Receiving:
130 receptions
1703 yards
13.1 ypc
7 TDs
Thomas
Rushing:
243 attempts
1890 yards
7.8 ypc
26 TDs
Receiving:
113 attempts
1296 yards
11.5 ypc
15 TDs
Holy shit! For two guys of exactly the same height, weight, arm, hand, speed, etc., playing exactly the same positions for their respective college teams, those stats are amazingly close.
****ing weird.
But, like you said, they are nothing alike. So, because it's you who said it, it must be true, right?
Sure. Milkman said something. Close the book.