I'am a sophomore in high school, I played linebacker my freshman year but i was only 185 lbs but i broke my knee and got lazy and fat now i'am 200 lbs,i've played DT before so i know what its like. Anyway do you think I am fast/strong enough to play at a elite level this year or college.here are my stats:


Height- 5 foot 11 inches
Weight- 200 pounds
40 yard time- 4.91
Shuttle- 4.22
Max bench- 260
Max Squat- 405
Power Clean- 215 which sucks
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Cutting, Starting weight: 182.6 Goal Weight: 150
Starting Body Fat%: 26.7% Goal BF%: 10%

Wow man you have some great stats. I'm a sophmore and look at my stats

Height- 5 foot 11 inches
Weight- 171
40 yard time- 5.25
Shuttle- 4.8
Max bench- 155
Max Squat- 175
Power Clean- 120

I don't know about being elite in college, but you will be a killer this year on varsity. Keep it up.

And don't worry about stats so much, the great players are the ones who have the heart and passion to do there hardest on the field. I may not be the strongest and fastest player on my team, but I am tough as ***** and I have tackled people who are twice as stronger then me.

Those a solid stats, and must say nice 40 yard for a lineman

little small for DT but why cant you stay at LB?

I played DT when i was a senior and i got letters from some pretty legit teams. its not all about numbers, alot of it has to do with how you play at certain times. here are my stats when i was a senior, so you can ballpark where your at and such

Height- 6 foot 1 inche
Weight- 240 pounds
40 yard time- 4.91
Shuttle- 4.32
Max bench- 280
Max Squat- 465
Power Clean- 275


dont worry about numbers so much, just kick some tail on the feild

If you want to play college ball, at the division 1 level, you need to put on 30-50 pounds.

An easier route, especially w/ your strength and speed would be to lose the weight you gained, get down to 185, and try and cut your 40 time to a 4.7 or 4.6.

If you're playing at a small school, you might want to send out some tapes instead of waiting for the recruiters to come to you, alot of good players get passed by that way, tell your coaches to get a hold of the coaches of some colleges you're interested in, and most importantly, lift hard during the summer and be a beast next year.