[cheese7668]

Julius Peppers 6'7'' 290 4.68 40yd dash and a nice vertical (played BB at UNC)

and Mario Williams 6'6'' 293 4.66 40yd dash
40 inch vertical and 35x225 bench press at the combine

[pbo]

how about jim brown? they coined the phrase man among boys to describe him

[b0st0n]

Originally Posted by cheese7668

Julius Peppers 6'7'' 290 4.68 40yd dash and a nice vertical (played BB at UNC)

and Mario Williams 6'6'' 293 4.66 40yd dash
40 inch vertical and 35x225 bench press at the combine

Yeah Peppers was going to be my choice, he's a genetic freak. I just hope his play picks up next year, he was a real disappointment this year.

Shaq was definitely a dominant force in the NBA, but I don't think he was ever an athletic freak

[Iron Blade]

Antonio Silva

[Zankou]

Mario Williams, #1 pick in the 2006 NFL draft, has one-upped Peppers IMHO.

Weight: 295 lbs
Height: 6'7"
40y: 4.66 seconds
Vertical: 40 1/2"

Ri-dic-u-lous. 40 1/2 " vertical leap at 295? Are you kidding me?

[Tredogg]

LeBron James (6'8, 240lbs) - speed, hops, strength, coordination, etc.

Larry Allen (6'3, 325lbs) - probably the strongest guy ever to play in the NFL and I remember him running down a DB from behind after an interception early in his career

[Falked]

Originally Posted by Happy Boy

Eh heh, no, I dont think he can. Lesnar was an athlete, big time, should maybe have included him. shooting star press weight 295lbs is something to behold, Big Show cant do anything athletic really.

theres plenty of talk on hwo the big show could Do Flips before the wwe...

Wight ( the big show ) trained under Larry Sharpe at Sharpe's Monster Factory for seven months and then signed with World Championship Wrestling (WCW) in March 1995 He polished his wrestling skills at the WCW Power Plant, where at one point he possessed the ability to perform a moonsault.

[eworden78]

On combine stats alone Vernon Davis deserves a mention.

Height: 6-3
Weight: 254
40 Yrd Dash: 4.38
20 Yrd Dash: 2.59
10 Yrd Dash: 1.51
225 Lb. Bench Reps: 33
Vertical Jump: 42
Broad Jump: 10'8"
20 Yrd Shuttle: 4.17
3-Cone Drill: 7.00

[thethirddiaz]

I doubt the Big show could do a moonsault. They would have put that on TV if it was true.

[Triangle Choke]

Originally Posted by Tredogg

LeBron James (6'8, 240lbs) - speed, hops, strength, coordination, etc.

Larry Allen (6'3, 325lbs) - probably the strongest guy ever to play in the NFL and I remember him running down a DB from behind after an interception early in his career

yea, good mention on LeBron especially considering the fact that he had those measurements as an 18 year old high schooler...same thing can be said of Dwight Howard...

to be those guys and have their size while still in high school is amazing...