Former Georgia running back and current Cleveland Brown, Nick Chubb, has always been known as a physical freak.
Before Chubb became the second all-time leading rusher in UGA history (3,424), he was running high school track looking like Ronnie Coleman in his Mr. Olympia prime.
Imagine deciding to run HS track and then H̶e̶r̶c̶u̶l̶e̶s̶ Nick Chubb pulls up to the lane next to you pic.twitter.com/9fdViaAIfc
— Tron Madden (@madden_tron) September 30, 2019
Yes, Chubb looks as if he is chiseled in stone, but how strong is the Cedartown, Ga., native?
Here’s two clips to give you an idea. First, here is Chubb taking 600 pounds for a casual ride on his back…
Let’s not forget that Chubb tor multiple ligaments in his left knee playing for Georgia in 2015…
My yearly @NickChubb21 is ready for the season tweet. He reps 600 lbs here twice! I am also told this is the fastest he has ever been in offseason .. 👀 @247Sports @NFL @Browns #DifferentDude pic.twitter.com/UyKXhNEhJI
— Rusty Mansell (@Mansell247) July 14, 2021
And in an even more impressive feat, Chubb hang cleans over 420 pounds, which if you aren’t familiar with cleans, is an incredible amount of weight…
NFL tacklers beware, the league’s top-rated running back is on a mission.
Pro Football Focus has Chubb rated as the NFL’s top back since 2018, taking into account each play of each game. In 2020, Chubb battled through injury and finished with 190 carries for 1,067 yards with 12 touchdowns and 16 receptions for 150 yards in 12 games.
Chubb and the Browns are set to kickoff the preseason visiting the Jacksonville Jaguars on Aug. 14 at 7:00 p.m. ET.