Jalen Ramsey Letting Bron Know Its a Man's Game

[thelonious21]

The zest lord talkin greasy lmaoo

One of the best names ever

 

[TheMailMan]

Them guys lost again o

 

[Piff Perkins]

Bron never been talked to like that off the court.

 

[The Devil's Advocate]

How a 6’1 corner can stop a 6’9 dude??? How? How??!! Please tell me!!

The same way 5’8 corners and safeties stop 6’4 receivers every day in the nfl. Knock the holy fukk out of them when they jump to catch the ball

Why doesn’t the NFL just draft nothing but tall receivers and do jump balls all game since nobody can stop it?

Stop it.

 

[The Devil's Advocate]

Those dudes aren't 6'9 at 270 with a 40+ inch vert and running 4.5 with great hand eye coordination.

I mean LeBron in the air is crazy, the only issue would be him getting hit at the knees.. but like he's said and others have said, him in the RedZone would be almost unguardable

4.5 slow as shyt in the nfl. TO just ran a 4.5 and he’s like 65 years old. Plus Lebron is only person who actually ever saw him run it. Cause he’s the one who said “I ran a 4.5 over the summer” but there’s zero evidence of it

Others have said this but not any actual nfl players. You see what he said. NOBODY believes you would make it

 

[jaydawg08]

4.5 slow as shyt in the nfl. TO just ran a 4.5 and he’s like 65 years old. Plus Lebron is only person who actually ever saw him run it. Cause he’s the one who said “I ran a 4.5 over the summer” but there’s zero evidence of it

Others have said this but not any actual nfl players. You see what he said. NOBODY believes you would make it

4.5 for a dude who is 6'9 270 is absurd, you compare him to TO like he isn't 6 inches taller and 50 pounds bigger than TO lol.

If you watch highlights of him on the basketball court he was routinely the fastest player in the NBA from end to end. He wasn't the "quickest" but he was routinely the fastest.

Not a stretch at all to say that with proper speed training for the 40 (yes this is a real thing that NFL draft prospects to that can cut your time immensely) he could hit a 4.5 or maybe even a 4.4 in his prime.

 

[NYC Rebel]

4.5 for a dude who is 6'9 270 is absurd, you compare him to TO like he isn't 6 inches taller and 50 pounds bigger than TO lol.

If you watch highlights of him on the basketball court he was routinely the fastest player in the NBA from end to end. He wasn't the "quickest" but he was routinely the fastest.

Not a stretch at all to say that with proper speed training for the 40 (yes this is a real thing that NFL draft prospects to that can cut your time immenstly) he could hit a 4.5 or maybe even a 4.4 in his prime.

The Lebron you see as a basketball player would be built and running way different as a football player.

Yall really aren’t understanding that.

 

[jaydawg08]

The Lebron you see as a basketball player would be built and running way different as a football player.

Yall really aren’t understanding that.

Athleticism translates, ESPECIALLY one on the basketball court when it directly deals with change of direction, jumping, speed, hand eye coordination, cardio, etc.

He would be built differently but it's not like we don't have a baseline for LeBron on the football field. He was one of Ohios best football players and certain scouts were saying he was one of the best prospects they had ever seen.. which basically means he had tons of potential, just depends on how it was molded

 

[NYC Rebel]

Athleticism translates, ESPECIALLY one on the basketball court when it directly deals with change of direction, jumping, speed, hand eye coordination, cardio, etc.

He would be built differently but it's not like we don't have a baseline for LeBron on the football field. He was one of Ohios best football players and certain scouts were saying he was one of the best prospects they had ever seen.. which basically means he had tons of potential, just depends on how it was molded

I cant see a dude that tall prospering at receiver for too long. They dont do well and lose in the leverage department more often than not with their legs being torn apart.

It would be a waste of time keeping him at TE because his career would be short and uou arent putting someone that tall in on running downs. He’d be a DE.

 

[Rekkapryde]

I've seen guys like Jimmy Graham and Gronk get absolutely blown up during their career.


Bron gets blown up...does he fold up?


I don't see nothing about Bron that says to me he's built for it.

Bron's knees would be lettuce. nikkaz would be fukkin his legs up.

 

[The Devil's Advocate]

4.5 for a dude who is 6'9 270 is absurd, you compare him to TO like he isn't 6 inches taller and 50 pounds bigger than TO lol.

If you watch highlights of him on the basketball court he was routinely the fastest player in the NBA from end to end. He wasn't the "quickest" but he was routinely the fastest.

Not a stretch at all to say that with proper speed training for the 40 (yes this is a real thing that NFL draft prospects to that can cut your time immensely) he could hit a 4.5 or maybe even a 4.4 in his prime.

I said from jump, MAYBE if he had the same decades of training and practice….

But to just assume somebody will be the goat
TE based on basketball skills and training is again, preposterous. It shows a complete lack of respect for the sport

 

[The Devil's Advocate]

I cant see a dude that tall prospering at receiver for too long. They dont do well and lose in the leverage department more often than not with their legs being torn apart.

It would be a waste of time keeping him at TE because his career would be short and uou arent putting someone that tall in on running downs. He’d be a DE.

400 lb lineman diving directly at his knees on run blocking plays

There’s a reason the nfl don’t recruit these tall guys

 

[010101]

There’s a reason the nfl don’t recruit these tall guys

because they rather hoop*

 

[NYC Rebel]

because they rather hoop*

A lot of them suck at hooping. They just wont be recruited to play football. Too much of an injury liability as well as not quick twitch mobile

 

[NOSaintsFan02]