the nfl combine bench press is 225 lb.
the nfl combine bench press is 225 lb.
how much weight is the nfl combine bench press?
225 lb
2008 nfl combine - stewart participated in the 2008 nfl combine as a fullback. he was rated number 4 out of 99 fullback prospects. stewart posted position best results in the 225 lb bench press (30 repetitions), vertical jump (39.5"), and broad jump (11' 02")
carl stewart (american football)
on november 10, 2014, the senior bowl announced that amos had accepted their invitation to play in the 2015 senior bowl. prior to the senior bowl and combine, amos was projected to be a fourth or fifth round pick and was ranked as the sixth best free safety prospect by nfldraftscout.com. on january 24, 2015, amos attended the senior bowl and recorded two solo tackles to help the north defeat the south 34–13. amos attended the nfl combine and performed well, completing almost all of the combine drills, but chose to skip the bench press. his 40-yard dash time of 4.39s ranked seventh among all safeties and his 4.03s time in the three-cone drill ranked second amongst his position. he also finished in the top twenty among safeties at the combine in the 20-yard short shuttle and the 60-yard shuttle. on march 19, 2015, amos opted to participate at penn state's pro day, along with mike hull, donovan smith, jesse james, sam ficken, miles dieffenbach, deion barnes, and three other teammates. he decided to perform the bench press, 40-yard dash, and positional drills for the team representatives and scouts from 19 nfl teams in attendance. he had an impressive performance overall and decreased his time in the 40-yard dash from 4.56s at the combine to 4.37s and 4.40s. amos attended private visits or workouts for the philadelphia eagles and the baltimore ravens. at the conclusion of the pre-draft process, amos was projected to be a second to fourth round pick by the majority of nfl draft experts and scouts. he was ranked the second best free safety prospect in the draft by nfldraftscout.com and was ranked the 13th best safety by nfl analyst charles davis.
adrian amos