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That's the definition of a D-level athlete. A-level athleticism: 20,000 lbs, 15+ feet out of water.
I actually think on the average Baseball players are the worst. They might play a ton of games but for the most part don't do much, aside from the pitcher. Is it hard to hit a fastball for a home run? Sure. But a Right fielder stands out there for how many minutes of the game and does nothing.
NBA players run and run, sure thing but for the most part its endurance and hand eye.
NHL players skate, hit, fight, have great hand eye and play often.
NFL players, have such a wide array of skills I think its tough. A wide receiver is strong and fast, with great hand eye. A running back is strong and has great stamina. A linebacker is quick and strong. Sure you have the offensive lineman or defensive lineman who are strong but don't have to run like crazy.
Take it on the average and I would rank it like this when it comes to overall athletic ability on average:
NHL
NFL
NBA
Golf
Cricket
MLB
I don't think MMA really fits because to fight in the UFC you have to be a freakish athlete.
The NFL athletes are amazing but yeah they have way less chance of ever making the NBA than vice versa.
NBA athletes are mindblowing even when compared to other major sports: the freakish size, the agility, the skill, the finesse, the explosion. NFL players are amazing too but are roided to the gills and lack anywhere near the skill (for most positions) of a pro basketball player.
Collegiate wrestlers and basketball players have literally walked into the NFL with virtually no experience. It's hard to imagine anyone doing that with the other major sports, because they have a much higher skill level.
That's the definition of a D-level athlete. A-level athleticism: 20,000 lbs, 15+ feet out of water.
Collegiate wrestlers and basketball players have walked into the NFL with no experience (that doesn't happen in other major sports). And plenty of non-NFL level athletes have done better than Mitrione in MMA with the same or less amount of experience (like JDS).
Baseball & NFL have the worst athletes. Soccer and MMA have the best. Possible Rugby.
Clueless. I mean it's fine if you don't understand the sport, but don't diminish the athletes because of it. NFL linemen are amazing athletes.
The NFL athletes are amazing but yeah they have way less chance of ever making the NBA than vice versa.
NBA athletes are mindblowing even when compared to other major sports: the freakish size, the agility, the skill, the finesse, the explosion. NFL players are amazing too but are roided to the gills and lack anywhere near the skill (for most positions) of a pro basketball player.
Collegiate wrestlers and basketball players have literally walked into the NFL with virtually no experience. It's hard to imagine anyone doing that with the other major sports, because they have a much higher skill level.
This. We're talking about 300lb men who can run a forty yard dash faster than most of Sherdog. That's some scary shit.
There have been a few basketball players but the vast majority of those also played college football. I cant think of a single wrestler ever who "walked into the NFL" with no college experience.
lol no. NFL reject Brock Lesnar won UFC gold
Collegiate wrestlers and basketball players have walked into the NFL with no experience (that doesn't happen in other major sports). And plenty of non-NFL level athletes have done better than Mitrione in MMA with the same or less amount of experience (like JDS).
NHL players are greater than all other athletes in other sports.