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Statistics About The Most 225 Reps Nfl Combine
The most common number of reps completed on the bench press at the NFL Combine among the top 225 prospects is around 25-30 reps.
In this post, we explore the impressive statistics surrounding the 225-pound bench press reps at the NFL combine. From record-breaking feats to notable averages and standout performances by individual players across different positions, the data sheds light on the physical prowess and dedication required in professional football. Let’s dive into the numbers behind one of the most talked-about tests at the NFL combine.
Statistic 1
"The record for the most 225-pound bench press reps at the NFL combine is 49."
Statistic 2
"This astonishing record was set by Justin Ernest in 1998."
Statistic 3
"The overall average for 225-pound bench press reps among NFL combine participants is about 20."
Statistic 4
"In 2020, Fresno State offensive lineman Netane Muti had the highest bench press with 44 reps."
Statistic 5
"Among linebackers, the highest number of reps recorded is 37 by Carl Bradley in 1999."
Statistic 6
"In the years 2011-2020, no quarterback managed to record more than 26 reps on the bench press."
Statistic 7
"Mitch Petrus holds the record for most bench press reps by an offensive guard, having completed 45 reps in 2010."
Statistic 8
"Defensive ends at the combine average around 21.4 reps on the bench press."
Statistic 9
"In the past 5 years, Harrison Phillips (defensive tackle) and Vita Vea (defensive tackle) are among the leaders with 42 and 41 reps respectively."
Statistic 10
"Over the years, the defensive end position has seen 21 players reach at least 30 reps in the bench press."
Statistic 11
"The highest recorded reps by a Linebacker player in recent years is 36 by Andrew Billings in 2016."
