Jason Kelsey

Most of them are former track runners.

Most of them weigh anywhere from 225 to 250, somewhere in that ballpark range.

I'd be really curious...

to see what it feels like.

The problem is I'm really built to be a third or second guy, but you have to be running at full speed.

That thing is moving already 21 miles an hour down the track.

You got to be keeping up with it.

Well, not by the time you're jumping in, that thing is moving 19, 21 miles an hour with all four of you pushing it.

So that was a big thing that was hard.

They weren't even, they weren't even like really getting after it.

It is hard to keep up with the back.

If you, especially if you're the last person to jump in,

You can't slow that thing down.

So you have to be running to keep up with it.

So shout out to all those Olympic athletes that are doing that.

They are world-class, explosive, top-end speed runners.

I would be curious to see how a lot of linebackers and running backs would do.

That feels like the best.

Or tight ends?

Little Travis Kelsey moving on that thing?