http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P0gsgyY_QW0 So that's how he get high enough to bat down all the passes.
It's okay. We had a thread about this video over a year ago when we drafted him. We were way ahead of reddit this time (though r/Texans probably posted it around the same time, too).
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I saw him jump "ON" top of boxes, OP. That is amazing. One thing I noticed, though, is that when he jumps, the angle of his feet is a bit upwards towards his shins, so in actuality he might jump less than the advertised heights, but doesn't take away his ability. He's still an amazing athlete. It's probably a difference of about ½ to 1 inch.
Dammit thanks a lot. I tried this at home on my dresser, hit my knee on the top part, fell backwards broke some pictures...knocked over the dresser , put a gash in the wall, and broke the mattress of the bed in the room as I fell....DAMN IT! ,!
Blasphemy! JJ Watt gets his superpowers solely from his own badassness and steady diet of opposing quarterbacks' souls.
Anyone else think.....that a player like JJ Watt won't get to be in a Super Bowl in his prime? I don't.
LMAO. I saw that. He jumped on top of their desk. No more than about 45 inches. He also took a step to do it. It's harder straight up. Most athletic men can do something like that, but as you get higher and higher, even an inch makes a HUGE difference in landing the jump. Edit- found the video http://www.click2houston.com/news/j...-qbs/-/1735978/21060746/-/wwebuj/-/index.html
Lots of people can do it. I could do it when I was in high school, and I can still do it now. Now, can lots of people his size do it? Probably not.
