First time on a track in 9 years and he beat the next guy by five strides. Guess they call him Cheetah for a reason.

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This is my argument against USMNT being bad. If we had our athletes prioritizing soccer we’d wipe the floor with the rest of the world just like we do in pretty much every sport

This time would just get him in the top 10 of current high school students in the US. It’s a great time for an NFL athlete, but he’s nowhere near a world record.

https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/Division/Event.aspx?DivID=130162&Event=42

This was a masters competition, which means it’s an amateur level race.

To put it in perspective, his time would have put him somewhere over 200th place in NCAA and he was literally beaten by a high schooler.

I mean, he’s as close to the world record as Boston college is to being the top basketball team in the NCAA.

There are literally 100 guys faster in that event this year in the NCAA alone, there are a dozen who are faster than him in High School this year alone.

I’m not disparaging his speed clearly its nuts but his time wouldn’t even be top 100 in the NCAA this year let alone world.

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His time wouldn’t put him top 200 in the world this year. He has access to better strength and conditioning professionals, nutritionists, recovery experts, etc than anyone in that top 200. This isn’t an issue of needing more races or practice. He would need to start by losing about 30lbs, then racing for 4-5 years, and then MAYBE he is one of the top 20 in the world.

The “record”? Zero chance.

Because 5 percent of 6.7 is the difference between kids who will never see a dollar in college scholarship and people who make the Olympic final.

I think Tyreek Hill might be slightly fast.

Because they are literal fed ex delivery men. The masters championship you just… sign up. Anyone can. You can if you want.

His time wouldn’t put him in the top 100 of NCAA athletes just this year, and 3 kids in high school ran faster than him yesterday in a single meet in Boston.

Add a horse and you're set

A lot less brain damage in track and field compared to NFL.

Well that would help... but my concerns would be...

1. Can you drink booze in the stands?
2. Can the racers make loud noises?
3. How often will these racers be running into each other or into walls?
4. How much greasy ass food is available at these events?
5. Can we limit the amount of black racers to less than 1% of racers?
6. Of these possible black racers, can we make sure theres no hippity hoppity ones?

It did actually, I was referring to his other domestic abuse incident with his pregnant g/f. The one w/ his kid was thought to be an accident wasn't it?

Did I say it was easy to achieve that 5%? I’m just doing simple math what is your deal.

Oh yeah, I’ve been sitting, toking, thinking about how fucked the system is cause all I can think about is pain and how bullshit it is that it costs me a full months wages to get my teeth repaired so I don’t die of a blood infection 🤪

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oh I misunderstood. Smoke up! Feel better

Oh no excruciating shooting pain literally every time my heart beats or I breathe, shockingly not when I eat tho

This is such a dumb comment lol

But I'm sure you've NEVER said anything negative about a pro athlete before. And this is actually true.. .3 seconds is a big difference in the 100 meters. Let alone the 60.

You’re just about brain dead

so, no pain?.. I'm just wondering. I got one bad tooth (bad to the bone). doesn't hurt but I've been having insomnia. Wondering if it might be the reason