It takes him .46 seconds to react to the light and then he hits the first heavy bag with something like 1200 pounds of force. 5x D'bricshaw Ferguson's. Then he hits the other heavy bags with is arms with 400 pounds of force. Finally he tackles the dummy with 2,000 pounds of force. Also it takes him 8 yards to accelerate to 13mph

 

I saw this episode before the draft. The dude is violent.

When he hit the crash test dummy at the end, pieces fell off.

 

ANybody have this stream? Id love to see it

 

someone complaining about using the #99?

 

Dude is going to injure somebody.

 

Soon to be Mark "*****azz" Sanchez.....

 

I thought it was missing a little something, but good no less :)

 

riddle me this:
what happens when Wake & Odrick
both line up on the weak side in a 3-4
or line up as opposite TE's in the 4-3?:couch:

 

Is there a link to see this online?

 

nope, just my imagination & a potential nightmare for adversarial QB's

 

For comparison's sake, here were Suh's numbers on Sport Science:

0.26 seconds reaction time to light triggers

Heavybag gauntlet - (300lb heavy bags and crash test dummy)
3200lbs of force applied to crash dummy (more force than Ray Lewis)

6 yards to accelerate to top speed of 13.5 mph in 1.3 seconds

Basically, Suh is more explosive in terms of speed, power and the rate at which he can apply force. Suh, however, is a once in a decade (or two) freak.

What it tells us is that Suh is Superman, and Odrick is more like Robin, Batman's sidekick. Odrick is good, but NOT a man-among-boys like Suh is.

 

I thought it was funny when he looked at the dummy and said, "Look the dummies already scared.".

 

Bro, I like it!!!!!


Odrick is AQUAMAN!

So perfect!!!!

 

I am going with a FLAG being thrown for offsides:lol:


:couch: