They carry less mass on their frames. Football players, even the small players have quite a bit of extra mass from strength training. They aren't trained for nothing but sprinting, therefore if the lost some mass they could shave a .1 off or two.
ImMoreAwesomer You don’t know how much time they could shave off, if they lost mass they’d lose strength too. Usain Bolt is a big guy and he accelerates just fine.
Two plus two Equals mc squared Asafa Powell has at least 10 pounds more than John Ross too. Asafa Powell is well known for his acceleration and would time very well in a 40 yards dash.
@Cody Garbrandt are you an idiot? Hes good at marketing himself implying that he hired a team around him that held him get in touch with marketing agencies and gigs. Dont u know how this works.
@Cody Garbrandt he educated himself on how to market himself with his team. He may not be the best at it but he knows how to put on a show when the cameras on. Coleman is different because he only cares about being in sports related ads and that's it. He doesn't do any partnerships with tv programs or other companies. It's just a difficult thing to do as a track athlete because of how time consuming your routines are. Even Usian said it and Micheal Johnson. Your arguement makes no sense because everything I'd just stated is factual you can loook it up. You may not think hes good at marketing himself but he is the best of the best at it in the Track and field industry
@@mouloudo bolt would get crushed by coleman in the 60, hes a bad starter with great top speed. look at their head to head match up in 2017 coleman was more than a meter ahead of bolt at the half way mark.
@@my2l oh you mean when he retired? Get out of here, 2008/2012 Bolt smashes Coleman, yeah he's not a good starter but breaking news 60m is the second half of the race not the start, where Bolt was always on top at his prime...
@@mouloudo actually no, even 2008-12 bolt wouldn't smash coleman it would be a very close race, in his 9.58 world record run he did his 60m in 6.31 sec with a +0.9 tailwind, 2012 London 9.63 run he did first 60m in 6.35 sec with +1.5 tailwind. Coleman has an indoor record of 6.34 with no wind, so technically speaking they would most likely tie in a head to head 60m during bolt's prime. However I don't think we've seen the peak of coleman yet.
@@my2l coleman in 2019 could run the fastest 40 yard dash in history. No bolt would not beat him even in his prime. Only competition would be ben johnson in his prime maybe. Coleman would go sub 4 maybe if he grinded it out.
He ran 4.13 - do we really have to go through the whole hand time / electronic time thing again? He wouldn't have been within a metre of this run. As for his track credentials, not even on the same planet...
Y’all really believe something y’all never seen bo Jackson was fast but I can’t believe he ran a 4.12 without even seeing it then some people will have the nerve to call this fake
I have been saying that the secret to Christian Coleman's speed is his relatively low body weight of 71kg (24kg lighter than Ussain Bolt's weight) which gives him a big advantage in the acceleration / drive phase because the higher your power to weight ratio is, the faster you can accelerate. The same goes for cars. And here is the proof.
Nope, it's his second step out. Watch how he drags his toe. That keeps his second step low so he's able to get it down and through much faster than sprinters that use traditional start techniques. He could have better top end with a little better technique.
This guy is on another level when it comes to Acceleration, no one comes close to him even on the track. If he trained specifically for the 40 yard he could go sub 4
Well now, we see how nasty Coleman is...He just beat Usain in the World Championship finals of the 100 meters...lol...and so did his Country man also from "Rocky Top Tennessee"... Good Job Vols...and Congrats Gatlin...and Christian, u r the Future!
Don't count him out just yet ha Despite the size difference, on Usain Bolts 100 WR is 60m split was 6.31. Christian Colemans best 60m is 6.45 indoors. So Bolt does benefit slightly with wind and his strides but I could see this kid doing big things!
And he broke the 60m world record after this run. Id love to know his 40 yard run rn that he’s legit at the top, running his best time in the 100m at 9.76.
Literally the only reason, not the fact that he is super powerful, has great form, and probably busts his ass every day trying to get faster. Just his neck:)
For all of you Bo Jackson nuthuggers in the comments saying bo did a 4.12 at 230 pounds, look at his official 60 and 100 meter times during his track and field career. He ran good times, but nothing close to Coleman. There is no objective or extrapolated evidence bo was even sub 4.30 time
zero98ify You just proved how irrelevant that is cuz nobody is talking about long distance running. This is about a 40 yard run. In college, scouts begged him to do a 40 yard dash to see how fast he is and since he was gonna do track that day anyway he excepted and ran a 4.13. A week later he ran a 4.18
Weapons Of Warfare lol at 60 meter and 100 meter being long distance running. Are you daft, those are the two shortest track and field sprints and there have been high school aged kids who could kick bo’s ass in the 60 and 100 when he was in uni.
If I'm not mistaken I heard this was his first and only attempt. This was also 6 years ago and he's much faster now. No doubt in my mind he could have dipped under 4 if he wanted to
None of those times were legit. All of those guys from that era are just trying to stay relevant to this era. If Bo was electronically timed I’d bet it would be 4.3 or so same with Deion. None of those guys were track fast. Case in point, DK Metcalf. Was the fastest dude in the NFL, went to the Olympic trials and finished in last place during heat events. All the respect in the world to him for it too. There’s just a real difference between track fast and football fast.
@@z1510r A few things are simply incorrect there. Firstly, DK was never the fastest player in the NFL. That title has definitely been held by Tyreek for several years. Secondly, DK never went to the Olympic trials, he just competed in one regular track meet where he finished second last, rather than dead last like you said. After that one race from DK, he gave up trying to qualify for the Olympic trials, as it was unlikely that he would even be able to qualify (not just anyone can show up to trials.). I'd guess that if the true fastest man in the NFL in Tyreek really tried, he'd qualify for the Olympic trials and go out in the heats, or if he's lucky, the semi finals.
@@Elliottklassen ohhh ok, thank you for the clarity, also I definitely agree with the Tyreek being the fastest. However, DK was no slouch, and the year he ran, correct me if I’m wrong, he had the highest speed reached during that season, again I could be wrong, I’m not afraid to admit it. I just don’t get how people can seriously believe NFL player and soccer players for that matter, could compete against people who only train speed. I’m sure someday we will see another Bob Hayes type, but to sit here and say those guys from back then were faster, is just plain false. Obviously I’m open to my mind being changed, but I’ll never, ever believe any of those myths.
Just won the IAAF diamond league 100 meter championship at 9.79. Amazing speed at only 22 years old. Watch out 2020 Olympics, De grasse ran a 9.69 but that was wind aided at 22 years old as well. Those 2 will be dueling for years to come.
@@fuckshit2569 Football players don't wear helmets and pads when they run timed 40's so you have no point. Coleman also was a football player in high school and he was ranked but he went with track in college.
The only problem is that this is a hand start laser finish 40. If you pause the video at 0:15 sec, the timers hand is on the "manual start" button which is an option on these browser laser timers. Granted they use this same timing method at the nil combine, but to get a true 40 you must have it be fully automated, in which if you pause the video at 0:11 sec you would see a small electronic box positioned next to his hand. Obviously thats not there because the timing method they are using. Don't me wrong this would still be the fastest in the nfl because we are comparing apples to apples as they use the hand start laser finish method.
Dude's speed is insane. The thing that makes 4.2-4.3 impressive in the NFL is the speed to size ratio. Add .1 second to that time but add 30-50 lbs of muscle on that frame, now that's impressive.
lmao coleman could never ever in his career beat bolts record. because when bolt was in his prime. he had as fast a start as coleman, and a way way WAY better finnish than he can ever achieve. they call it the most impressive world record for a reason
Wow He is the fastest College Track athlete right now in America and Woe is there a huge difference in track speed compared to football speed. Bo was A SEC Track champion and one of the fastest 2 or 3 track athletes in the country at the time he ran his hand clock 4:09 at the combined and his 4:13 fully automated timing (FAT), with the clock starting electronically a week later. There is a huge difference in track VS football speed lol
Adam Sarduci he ran 6.18 for 60 and 10.39 for 100 and wasn't the fastest. Herschel walker at roughly the same weight ran a world record 60 yards and a 10.22 100 10.10 windy. Walker did these at 20 bo was 23. I aporeciate bos talent but his speed was overhyped as was his nfl career based on an average per carry lower than charles. Marcus allen took all the low yardage short carries while bo had the higher average runs taking a couple to the house. Theres no way bo was 4.12 electronic if he was so much quicker than all pro players his 60 and 100 speed would be way faster. Sammie smith a 230 pounder for miami and curtis dickey 225 cleveland had equally fast 100 and 60 yard times for dickey a decade earlier.
Paul Ward I agree with you 100%, but Adam Sarduci didn't say that Bo was the fastest. He said that he was the fastest 2 or 3. Ace Royal was the one who said that Bo was the fastest running back ever. 😂😂😂 I think that Adam was being sarcastic about Bo loool
John Ross, Christian Coleman, and Usain Bolt should run a 50 meter (that's the key words) race. Like if you would want to see that, comment who would win
This is definitely legit. He ran 9.76 in the 100m last year and broke the 60m world record with a time of 6.34. Track speed is on a whole different level because sprinters have way better form, and know how to make the most of the strength they have. Football players aren't trained to run 100m straight every game, so if they switch to track most of them would run crazy times too.
All 60m races are indoor and I heard the air is thicker indoor so it would of been more difficult for Christian Coleman. Plus Bolts race also had 0.9m/s wind. So comparing Christian Coleman's 6.34 vs Usain Bolt's 6.31. I think Christian Coleman is faster at 60m than Bolt.
Then you dont know how sprint techniques works. depending on the distance to run there are different ways to run them.. at the 100m where bolt did 6.31 he did not try to reach top speed to early because then you have to try to maintain it longer which will make you lose speed over a longer distance. Bolt could reach a top speed maybe at 40-50meters if he wanted to but its not ideal for 100m. also same for Coleman he sometimes has a to short drive phase and then starts to slow down after 60meters already.
I understqand its hard to compare because Bolt had planned to run a 100m race not a 60m race so maybe he didnt go all out at the drive phase.@@123fockewolf
Laughing at these comments comparing Coleman to Bo J... yeah, Bo was a remarkable athlete, and 230 lbs... but Coleman would wipe the floor with him in a sprint, hands down.
yes he is the fastest track college athlete in america and will more then likely baring any injury compete for the US at the next world championships and next Olympics in the 100 and 200 and relay races.
Felix Raidt Of course this is real. He's considered the second fastest man in the world behind Justin Gatlin bc he came in 2nd behind Gatlin in the 2017 World Championship. Usain Bolt came in third. Check it out on CZcams for yourself. Usain is considered the 3rd fastest man in the world this year, just behind Christian Coleman. Track speed is a lot faster than Football speed. Football is more about side to side quickness & agility. Speed in football helps, if the athlete knows how to use it but it's not the end all be all. And as history has proven, a lot of very fast football players haven't really excelled in football. Quickness has.
I think it is real. World class sprinters are judged by a higher criteria than football players but that said that`s still ridiculously fast! Dont be surprised if an NFL team drafts him even though he never played football. Like they did with Carl Lewis and other great sprinters.
Nfl dudes just salty that sprinters run much faster even in the only distance they should be slower so they start throwing excuses like being heavier, pads ball or whatever. Just accept the FACTS and focus on you own sport insted.
I think the NFL don't want people running this fast in the game. When all of the track guys came in and made an impact they started weeding them out. Now it's going back to the fast guys because the game got boring. People want to see speed now a days.
@@packers256 The NFL doesn't want players running 4.2 40's. The 90's had faster players at the skill position, wr's, rb's and db's were smaller but faster.
So what he's a sprinter. Not a football player. Can he bench 225lbs+ 10+ times and still run that time... NO ! The 40 yard time only holds weight in American football (with everything else in their regiment).
Most world class sprinters can bench 225 lbs for more than 10 reps. I coach sprinters that are far from world class and some do more than 10 reps without any particular focus on bench training.
Actually he squats 405 for reps so I wouldn’t be surprised if he could bench 225 for a few. But he doesn’t train specifically for upper body strength, and the bench Press isn’t really that important for football. Leg strength and explosiveness is 10x more important and he has that. He’s small but fast and strong.
This man ran a 9.82 in the 100m last year and broke the 60m world record a few weeks ago (which stood for 20 years prior). So yeah - this is legit.
he just broke that 100m time with a 9.79 couple days ago!!!!
@@grandtheftauto5100 I guess that this year he will even be faster at 100m.
@@joan7446 9.70 potential for sure
@@Lautarx I say even 9.69 s like Yohan Blake and Tyson Gay.
@M3th0d Dude, it is 6.34s.
Track and field speed is on a different level
They carry less mass on their frames. Football players, even the small players have quite a bit of extra mass from strength training. They aren't trained for nothing but sprinting, therefore if the lost some mass they could shave a .1 off or two.
ImMoreAwesomer You don’t know how much time they could shave off, if they lost mass they’d lose strength too. Usain Bolt is a big guy and he accelerates just fine.
ImMoreAwesomer oh, and John Ross btw weighs 190, that’s smaller than some Track and Field athletes ;)
Two plus two Equals mc squared Asafa Powell has at least 10 pounds more than John Ross too. Asafa Powell is well known for his acceleration and would time very well in a 40 yards dash.
POLITICAL CORRECTNESS Ross ran a 4.22 thats lightning fast. Hes a track guy
He’s such an underrated athlete. He has the 60m record, best 40 yard dash, and ran a 9.76 100m. He deserves to be a household name
Sadly track gets no love. Unless u good at marketing yourself like Bolt
He's banned. better luck next time
@Cody Garbrandt what??? Did u not read my comment well
@Cody Garbrandt are you an idiot? Hes good at marketing himself implying that he hired a team around him that held him get in touch with marketing agencies and gigs. Dont u know how this works.
@Cody Garbrandt he educated himself on how to market himself with his team. He may not be the best at it but he knows how to put on a show when the cameras on. Coleman is different because he only cares about being in sports related ads and that's it. He doesn't do any partnerships with tv programs or other companies. It's just a difficult thing to do as a track athlete because of how time consuming your routines are. Even Usian said it and Micheal Johnson. Your arguement makes no sense because everything I'd just stated is factual you can loook it up. You may not think hes good at marketing himself but he is the best of the best at it in the Track and field industry
bolt just did a 4.22 in tracksuit pants and sneakers
And with barely no training and being out of his prime. Imagine him running the 40 in 2012.
That's what brought me here.
@@altaice3960 even in 2009
But bolt is known for his top end speed wasn't the best starter.
No shock at all
This mans drive phase is technical perfection
He is easily the best starter in the world
@@mewtationnation3554 best start ever other than Ben "steroid" Johnson
@Kd I mean Bolt was a bad starter compared to most top sprinters
@Kd bolt is arguably the greatest track athlete of all time, and he was a below average starter for olympic standards.
@@mjmiat ARGUABLY!?!?! Boy I finna slap you silly wtf
Coleman is the fastest man ever in 60m so this isn’t surprising at all
Only cause Usain never ran a 60
@@mouloudo bolt would get crushed by coleman in the 60, hes a bad starter with great top speed. look at their head to head match up in 2017 coleman was more than a meter ahead of bolt at the half way mark.
@@my2l oh you mean when he retired? Get out of here, 2008/2012 Bolt smashes Coleman, yeah he's not a good starter but breaking news 60m is the second half of the race not the start, where Bolt was always on top at his prime...
@@mouloudo actually no, even 2008-12 bolt wouldn't smash coleman it would be a very close race, in his 9.58 world record run he did his 60m in 6.31 sec with a +0.9 tailwind, 2012 London 9.63 run he did first 60m in 6.35 sec with +1.5 tailwind. Coleman has an indoor record of 6.34 with no wind, so technically speaking they would most likely tie in a head to head 60m during bolt's prime. However I don't think we've seen the peak of coleman yet.
@@my2l coleman in 2019 could run the fastest 40 yard dash in history. No bolt would not beat him even in his prime. Only competition would be ben johnson in his prime maybe. Coleman would go sub 4 maybe if he grinded it out.
Stop talking about Bo Jackson Idgaf what y'all think he didn't run no damn 4.12 😭
He didn't, he ran a 4.13. You do realize Bo ran track too right?
and he wasn't even close to anything coleman has ran
He ran 4.13 - do we really have to go through the whole hand time / electronic time thing again? He wouldn't have been within a metre of this run. As for his track credentials, not even on the same planet...
Fuck Ho Jackson!
James Bond they didnt have laser sensors to get the exact time they only started that in the early 2000s
Y’all really believe something y’all never seen bo Jackson was fast but I can’t believe he ran a 4.12 without even seeing it then some people will have the nerve to call this fake
Normally, you can’t really tell the difference between a few tenths of a second in a 40, but damn, that just LOOKED faster than anyone else
I have been saying that the secret to Christian Coleman's speed is his relatively low body weight of 71kg (24kg lighter than Ussain Bolt's weight) which gives him a big advantage in the acceleration / drive phase because the higher your power to weight ratio is, the faster you can accelerate. The same goes for cars. And here is the proof.
I think it's height in general, shorter athletes tend to be more quicker than larger athletes
That's because shorter athletes tend to be lighter than taller athletes.
KNOW HOPE shorter limbs = faster turnover/stride rate, which equates to getting top speed in a shorter distance. That's why.
Nope, it's his second step out. Watch how he drags his toe. That keeps his second step low so he's able to get it down and through much faster than sprinters that use traditional start techniques. He could have better top end with a little better technique.
Bolt does this same thing. And this guy roasts Bolt out of the blocks
Track speed son
This guy is on another level when it comes to Acceleration, no one comes close to him even on the track. If he trained specifically for the 40 yard he could go sub 4
I think maybe under 4:10 but ya
Sub 4 is almost impossible
@@muhdihsan1940 I doubt it. If he put on track spikes on a synthetic track and had blocks as well he'd easily break 4s.
Well now, we see how nasty Coleman is...He just beat Usain in the World Championship finals of the 100 meters...lol...and so did his Country man also from "Rocky Top Tennessee"... Good Job Vols...and Congrats Gatlin...and Christian, u r the Future!
Usain Bolt was out of form.
Bolt just had a bad start but good luck on Coleman trying to beat Bolts 100m time of 9:58 😂 I know he won't his top speed is nowhere near bolts
Don't count him out just yet ha Despite the size difference, on Usain Bolts 100 WR is 60m split was 6.31. Christian Colemans best 60m is 6.45 indoors. So Bolt does benefit slightly with wind and his strides but I could see this kid doing big things!
Yes Usain wasn't in his top form but he got beat fair and square.
Nate Ackermann Dont make execuses he never came close to his world record again.
And he broke the 60m world record after this run. Id love to know his 40 yard run rn that he’s legit at the top, running his best time in the 100m at 9.76.
He's fast cuz he has no kneck. So the head stays aligned with the spine when he runs. No power leaks.
Neck not kneck smart one
No wonder I'm slow I have a long neck
Literally the only reason, not the fact that he is super powerful, has great form, and probably busts his ass every day trying to get faster. Just his neck:)
Or lack thereof
Neck?!
Not relevant at all...!!
For all of you Bo Jackson nuthuggers in the comments saying bo did a 4.12 at 230 pounds, look at his official 60 and 100 meter times during his track and field career. He ran good times, but nothing close to Coleman. There is no objective or extrapolated evidence bo was even sub 4.30 time
zero98ify You just proved how irrelevant that is cuz nobody is talking about long distance running. This is about a 40 yard run. In college, scouts begged him to do a 40 yard dash to see how fast he is and since he was gonna do track that day anyway he excepted and ran a 4.13. A week later he ran a 4.18
Weapons Of Warfare lol at 60 meter and 100 meter being long distance running. Are you daft, those are the two shortest track and field sprints and there have been high school aged kids who could kick bo’s ass in the 60 and 100 when he was in uni.
It depends on when they start the clock (taking into account reaction time)
@@chanbros6110 you shouldn't even count manual timing as a personal record tbh.
FAT adds at least 0.3
zero98ify still a better athlete. All Pro in 2 pro sports. What has this kid ever accomplished on the professional stage?
If I'm not mistaken I heard this was his first and only attempt. This was also 6 years ago and he's much faster now. No doubt in my mind he could have dipped under 4 if he wanted to
After watching this, no way Bo Jackson ran a 4.13 at 220 lbs. And all the 4.2 hand times are suspect from NFL players. 4.12 is just SO fast.
Watch the video where Ato Boldon talks about the difference between track speed and football speed
None of those times were legit. All of those guys from that era are just trying to stay relevant to this era. If Bo was electronically timed I’d bet it would be 4.3 or so same with Deion. None of those guys were track fast. Case in point, DK Metcalf. Was the fastest dude in the NFL, went to the Olympic trials and finished in last place during heat events. All the respect in the world to him for it too. There’s just a real difference between track fast and football fast.
@@z1510r A few things are simply incorrect there. Firstly, DK was never the fastest player in the NFL. That title has definitely been held by Tyreek for several years. Secondly, DK never went to the Olympic trials, he just competed in one regular track meet where he finished second last, rather than dead last like you said. After that one race from DK, he gave up trying to qualify for the Olympic trials, as it was unlikely that he would even be able to qualify (not just anyone can show up to trials.). I'd guess that if the true fastest man in the NFL in Tyreek really tried, he'd qualify for the Olympic trials and go out in the heats, or if he's lucky, the semi finals.
@@Elliottklassen ohhh ok, thank you for the clarity, also I definitely agree with the Tyreek being the fastest. However, DK was no slouch, and the year he ran, correct me if I’m wrong, he had the highest speed reached during that season, again I could be wrong, I’m not afraid to admit it. I just don’t get how people can seriously believe NFL player and soccer players for that matter, could compete against people who only train speed. I’m sure someday we will see another Bob Hayes type, but to sit here and say those guys from back then were faster, is just plain false. Obviously I’m open to my mind being changed, but I’ll never, ever believe any of those myths.
@@792bnz would have been better if you would paste the link
Just won the IAAF diamond league 100 meter championship at 9.79. Amazing speed at only 22 years old. Watch out 2020 Olympics, De grasse ran a 9.69 but that was wind aided at 22 years old as well. Those 2 will be dueling for years to come.
Great guy!!! Like him soooo much
That guy's launch and acceleration is absolutely insane and sets him way apart from NFL players
I wonder how fast he would be with a helmet and pads on in a WR stances
@@fuckshit2569 you say that like nfl players run their 40 in full gear
@@fuckshit2569I don’t think it’d make that much of a difference, DK metcalf ran in a track race without pads and came in last
@@fuckshit2569 Football players don't wear helmets and pads when they run timed 40's so you have no point. Coleman also was a football player in high school and he was ranked but he went with track in college.
Would love to see this superimposed on some of the fastest NFL combine times.
yeah would be cool to see this vs 4.4 and Tom Brady
@@MikeMike-ms1ns would lap brady
Video of accomplishments like this could put Vine's 6-second format back up on top.
Congratulations to Christian Coleman!
Speed kills! Brilliant!
and people still believe Bo Jackson ran a 4.13
Tell me about it. They just don't understand.
The only problem is that this is a hand start laser finish 40. If you pause the video at 0:15 sec, the timers hand is on the "manual start" button which is an option on these browser laser timers. Granted they use this same timing method at the nil combine, but to get a true 40 you must have it be fully automated, in which if you pause the video at 0:11 sec you would see a small electronic box positioned next to his hand. Obviously thats not there because the timing method they are using. Don't me wrong this would still be the fastest in the nfl because we are comparing apples to apples as they use the hand start laser finish method.
Great takeoff, dude was rolling!
That start is absolutely vicious.
When someone in track goes onto football
Those first 5 yards are startlingly fast
Mr Coleman is one of the top ten running people in the 40, 55 yard, 82 and 107 yards dashes
82 and 107??
what are these numbers lmaoo
He surpassed the speed of light
Dude's speed is insane. The thing that makes 4.2-4.3 impressive in the NFL is the speed to size ratio. Add .1 second to that time but add 30-50 lbs of muscle on that frame, now that's impressive.
Thats bo jackson
@@killamatrix1 Accept Bo's 40 time is a myth.
@@sydboski no he definitely was a 4.2 guy
@@Ballinbmac I doubt that too.
@@Ballinbmac Based on extrapolation from his official 60 and 100 m times it's more likely he was a 4.3 at best.
He just ran a 9.79 100m!!!!
G-Force Speed alright that’s fucking insane. What are the odds that usain bolts record falls within 50 years
Usain record will drop within 10 years
And 60m ran 6.34!
G-Force Speed Usain bolt 9.58
lmao coleman could never ever in his career beat bolts record. because when bolt was in his prime. he had as fast a start as coleman, and a way way WAY better finnish than he can ever achieve. they call it the most impressive world record for a reason
that acceleration is insane
This man took off at full speed lol
Stride Length- 7.2 ft
Stride Rate- 4.9 per second
Step Count- 20.2
Thank you for this!!!
Acceleration is unreal
He might not ever make it to the nfl, but you can’t deny that his sprint form is beautiful to watch
He’s an world class athlete in track and field… I don’t think he cares ab the nfl lmao
@@Scarry-pb2tp If he decided to put on size and weight and developed some skills, he'd definitely have a good chance.
He's doing better than nfl
He doesn’t want to make it
I have noticed he seems to have greater range of motion in his hips than the other athletes
Wow He is the fastest College Track athlete right now in America and Woe is there a huge difference in track speed compared to football speed. Bo was A SEC Track champion and one of the fastest 2 or 3 track athletes in the country at the time he ran his hand clock 4:09 at the combined and his 4:13 fully automated timing (FAT), with the clock starting electronically a week later. There is a huge difference in track VS football speed lol
and was the fastest running back ever
Adam Sarduci 😂😂😂 Clock starting a week later lmao!!!!
Adam Sarduci he ran 6.18 for 60 and 10.39 for 100 and wasn't the fastest. Herschel walker at roughly the same weight ran a world record 60 yards and a 10.22 100 10.10 windy. Walker did these at 20 bo was 23. I aporeciate bos talent but his speed was overhyped as was his nfl career based on an average per carry lower than charles. Marcus allen took all the low yardage short carries while bo had the higher average runs taking a couple to the house. Theres no way bo was 4.12 electronic if he was so much quicker than all pro players his 60 and 100 speed would be way faster. Sammie smith a 230 pounder for miami and curtis dickey 225 cleveland had equally fast 100 and 60 yard times for dickey a decade earlier.
Paul Ward I agree with you 100%, but Adam Sarduci didn't say that Bo was the fastest. He said that he was the fastest 2 or 3. Ace Royal was the one who said that Bo was the fastest running back ever. 😂😂😂 I think that Adam was being sarcastic about Bo loool
Herschel was right there to but yeah I`ll probably have to go with Bo as well.
He reminds me of a young Darrell Green💯
he's way faster
Hell yeah,lets go Vols
Considering that he is the fastest 60m sprinter ever, this is definitely legit
Richie Walker watch him break the 60m record tomorrow at Birmingham again
He is so fast
The fastest starter in history, Christian Coleman.
Isn't bromell faster in the start but coleman is faster 15-60 meters
Greatest accelerator of all time
My god. 1 step and hes at full speed.
Just picture this coming at you while standing directly in the path of the 40yard finish 0:34
He would get fucking rocked by a safety 40 pounds heavier than him
@@ryanmccarthy5807 no safety could catch him, though
@@KorZen10 I didn’t say that. The comment said imagine this coming right at you. In that case he would get absolutely smashed
@@ryanmccarthy5807 oh my bad 😂 yeah that shit would be terrifying
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BROKE THE WORLD RECORD 6.37s quickest man on Earth right here
New world record from this champ. 6.37 in 60m
Imagine being a police officer trying to catch him.
Usain Bolt, during retirement, not even preparing, probably watching tv on his couch the day before, wearing pants and sneakers, ran a 4.22
That run was staged. He did not run 4.22 it was more like 4.6.
sydboski you are stupid. There’s literally video proof of it
@@sydboski it was laser timed. plus you can se on the timer above the track that he was at the Finnish line at about 4.2
@@user-mg2dq4ty6c Time it yourself moron.
@@TH-cx2yx Time it yourself. You will see it is no where near 4.22.
Insane
German Bob Sled pusher years ago ran a 3.98 in the forty.
Um... No.
This is the fastest 40 ever so enjoy it. 3.89 hand time 4.12 electonic. Gatlin only ran 4.4 when he was banned
When did he run the 40?
Gatlin also has a way better second half then Colman
I think gatlin jinxed that, he could definitely go faster. He is a good starter too
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Possibly a 4.10-4.11 if he leaned forward at the finish line, what a beast!
Superb song
John Ross, Christian Coleman, and Usain Bolt should run a 50 meter (that's the key words) race. Like if you would want to see that, comment who would win
+V1ct0r Han We have Christian Coleman!
As I would expect so :D
bolt would not win of course, hes way taller than the others.
V1ct0r Han coleman wins by far. his start is probably the best in the world right now.
Bolt would not win hes a slow starter
Bo Jackson.. everyone forgets about The Fridge! William Perry. 370 pounds and fast as lightning!
BEAST
did he do it in running spukes or football cleats?
This is definitely legit. He ran 9.76 in the 100m last year and broke the 60m world record with a time of 6.34. Track speed is on a whole different level because sprinters have way better form, and know how to make the most of the strength they have. Football players aren't trained to run 100m straight every game, so if they switch to track most of them would run crazy times too.
I ran a 4.10 in Florida...it was wind aided in a hurricane...😂😂
sure you did
Godspeed
Mad
And Bo Jackson thinks he ran 4.13. LMAO!!!
Lol
Lmao hand time
@@JD-rj2bm hand timed and fluffed.
All 60m races are indoor and I heard the air is thicker indoor so it would of been more difficult for Christian Coleman. Plus Bolts race also had 0.9m/s wind. So comparing Christian Coleman's 6.34 vs Usain Bolt's 6.31. I think Christian Coleman is faster at 60m than Bolt.
Then you dont know how sprint techniques works. depending on the distance to run there are different ways to run them.. at the 100m where bolt did 6.31 he did not try to reach top speed to early because then you have to try to maintain it longer which will make you lose speed over a longer distance. Bolt could reach a top speed maybe at 40-50meters if he wanted to but its not ideal for 100m. also same for Coleman he sometimes has a to short drive phase and then starts to slow down after 60meters already.
I understqand its hard to compare because Bolt had planned to run a 100m race not a 60m race so maybe he didnt go all out at the drive phase.@@123fockewolf
This video is now relevant again
Where did you get That think from
Laughing at these comments comparing Coleman to Bo J... yeah, Bo was a remarkable athlete, and 230 lbs... but Coleman would wipe the floor with him in a sprint, hands down.
Yea sorry but I don’t think Bo Jackson came anywhere close to this 40 yard dash time...
That is true.
This guy is eyeshield21 bro😂
And Tyreek wanna race this man...
Who's here after watching usian bolts 40 yard dash 😂😂😂
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Me
is this real ?
Felix Raidt dude ran a 9.82
Felix Raidt of course
yes he is the fastest track college athlete in america and will more then likely baring any injury compete for the US at the next world championships and next Olympics in the 100 and 200 and relay races.
Felix Raidt Of course this is real. He's considered the second fastest man in the world behind Justin Gatlin bc he came in 2nd behind Gatlin in the 2017 World Championship. Usain Bolt came in third. Check it out on CZcams for yourself. Usain is considered the 3rd fastest man in the world this year, just behind Christian Coleman.
Track speed is a lot faster than Football speed. Football is more about side to side quickness & agility. Speed in football helps, if the athlete knows how to use it but it's not the end all be all. And as history has proven, a lot of very fast football players haven't really excelled in football. Quickness has.
I think it is real. World class sprinters are judged by a higher criteria than football players but that said that`s still ridiculously fast! Dont be surprised if an NFL team drafts him even though he never played football. Like they did with Carl Lewis and other great sprinters.
0:27 seconds rocket start holy shit😂😍😍
It's Like watching one of those little gas powered RC cars take off.
Is there a regular video of this without all the extra?
of course he's faster than most nfl players. He doesn't have the 20-30 lbs of muscle to sustain all the hits during a season
Go and look at the man who's 60m record he broke. Maurice Greene would probably run just as fast a 40 and was much larger
Most? No. Hes faster than all of them BY FAR
Facts run 4.33 235 dk metcalf that facts all that muscle
@@Kims8978 and never played a full season in college
he is also a sprinter and way faster than them
Yeah Bo ain’t run no 4.12 😂😂
EXACTLY!!!! Finally someone with some common sense. Thank you!!
Hold my Blunt !
Dude’s a blazer
Football athletes are chockful of gear. They can never pass a track n field drug test.
Nfl dudes just salty that sprinters run much faster even in the only distance they should be slower so they start throwing excuses like being heavier, pads ball or whatever.
Just accept the FACTS and focus on you own sport insted.
I think the NFL don't want people running this fast in the game. When all of the track guys came in and made an impact they started weeding them out. Now it's going back to the fast guys because the game got boring. People want to see speed now a days.
Facts
@@G-Forceverifiedspeed What in the world is this comment?
@@packers256 The NFL doesn't want players running 4.2 40's. The 90's had faster players at the skill position, wr's, rb's and db's were smaller but faster.
@@G-Forceverifiedspeed Why wouldn't they want speedy players? Or are you saying that today's game is more built for stronger players?
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bo jackon had the same 40 time, but at 230 weight
Brian Ellender lol no
jumangi Jim search it up then
Brian Ellender its hand time obviously
Redi Redi nfl doesn't use hand times for official times
Redi Redi its laser
So what he's a sprinter. Not a football player. Can he bench 225lbs+ 10+ times and still run that time... NO ! The 40 yard time only holds weight in American football (with everything else in their regiment).
Most world class sprinters can bench 225 lbs for more than 10 reps. I coach sprinters that are far from world class and some do more than 10 reps without any particular focus on bench training.
go take a look at asafa powell
Actually he squats 405 for reps so I wouldn’t be surprised if he could bench 225 for a few. But he doesn’t train specifically for upper body strength, and the bench Press isn’t really that important for football. Leg strength and explosiveness is 10x more important and he has that. He’s small but fast and strong.
Fastest man
At the eight-tenths mark of the forty : can you cant , and catch a pass from Mr. Wilson . saleh
Damn cuh
Side view looks crazy. Almost looks sped up.
What's his 20yrd shuttle time though.
I wish i run in 40 dash
He’s fast. But I’ll put drink him 🍺
Su bingtian ran a 6.29 in his 9.83 run I wonder what his 40 yard dash time was
Imagine if he got a 3.80 something. That would be awesome
Imagine if I could fly, that would be awesome
Imagine if I had $1,000,000, that would be awesome
He remind me sena eyeshield 21