Moss Bench Press

[Tony (admin)]

Zack Moss is almost as strong as he is elusive.

Love me some Moss. pic.twitter.com/wpIeEDJIsH

— Cam Mellor (@CamMellor) February 27, 2020

[Anonymous]

Saw ASU punter’s number yesterday…25. wow

[PlainsUte]

[Rick]

Why is a punter even doing reps on the bench press?  Makes no sense to me.

[Grayshirt]

To debunk stereotypes perhaps?

[PlainsUte]

Why do WR do it?   The ball only weighs about 1 pound, not 225, and they just have to catch it and run with it.

[RiseasUtes]

If I could do 25 I would want to show I could also, especially at a position you would never expect it from.

[GameForAnyFuss]

Honestly, why is any football player doing the bench press? Pushing with the arms is not a super important motion in football. Even linemen – who push a lot – are pushing with their legs, glutes, and cores.

I suspect that the bench press is pretty much just there to be a “show of manliness” and has little to do with strength that translates to football.

[sweetgrass]

Pace is not impressed

[PlainsUte]

Lets watch them lift a 225-pound wheel of government cheese!!

[Duhwayne]

Bradlee did 25. Nice job, kicker man. What was Wish’s?

[McG]

Poor 40 for Moss though, 4.72 and 4.70. Didn’t think he was going to light it up but thought he would do better than that, probably will hurt his stock.

[PlainsUte]

Moss is not built for 40-yard speed.  More of a tackle-busting freight train.

[McG]

Hopefully this explains it and he runs better at the Pro Day.

https://mobile.twitter.com/AdamSchefter?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor

[McG]

Changed to 4.65 officially (others were unofficial), hopefully he puts up 4.5s at the Pro Day.