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NFL Combine 2015: Linebacker bench press results

The linebackers at Lucas Oil Stadium took their turn at the bench press.

The top linebacker prospects from around the nation took part in the bench press at the NFL Scouting Combine Saturday. Those same linebackers, along with defensive linemen, will take the field for drills and other workouts Sunday, and the combine as a whole will come to an end Monday when the defensive backs finally see the field.

But the linebackers are one of a couple of positions where the bench press holds more significance. The bench press drill at the combine is simple -- how many reps of 225 pounds can a player put up? It’s usually an offensive lineman or defensive lineman who comes away with the top spot, but linebackers can often make it close. Last year, the top linebackers were Khairi Fortt and Max Bullough with 30 reps. To compare, the top offensive and defensive linemen had 42 and 36 reps, respectively.

This year, offensive lineman Ereck Flowers has led the way so far with 37 reps. Pass rusher Vic Beasley almost matched Flowers with 35 reps, while Penn State’s Mike Hull beat last year’s linebackers with 31 reps.

We’ve got full results for the bench press for each linebacker below:

Player School Height Weight Bench Press Reps (225 lbs.)
Kwon Alexander LSU 6'1 227 24
Stephone Anthony Clemson 6'3 243 23
Neiron Ball Florida

6'2

236 22
Yannik Cudjoe-Virgil Maryland 6'2 248 25
Aaron Davis Colorado State 6'0 225 16
Paul Dawson TCU 6'0 235 21
Trey Depriest Alabama 6'0 254
Xzavier Dickson Alabama 6'3 260 19
Alvin "Bud" Dupree Kentucky 6'4 269
Alani Fua BYU 6'5 238 18
Geneo Grissom Oklahoma 6'3 262 24
Obum Owacham Oregon State 6'5 246 22
Bryce Hager Baylor 6'1 234 26
Ben Heeney Kansas 6'1 231 19
Amarlo Herrera Georgia 6'1 244 23
Jordan Hicks Texas 6'1 236 20
Mike Hull Penn State 6'0 237 31
Taiwan Jones Michigan State 6'3 245 19
Eric Kendricks UCLA 6'0 232 19
Hau'oli Kikaha Washington 6'2 253
Lorenzo Mauldin Louisville 6'4 259 23
Bernardick McKinney Mississippi State 6'4 246 16
Mark Nzeocha Wyoming 6'2 232 24
Denzel Perryman Miami (FL) 5'11 236 27
Hayes Pullard Southern Cal 6'0 240 19
Edmond Robinson Newberry 6'3 245 20
Jake Ryan Michigan 6'2 240 20
Martrell Spaight Arkansas 6'0 236 25
J.R. Tavai Southern Cal 6'2 249 20
Shaq Thompson Washington 6'0 228
Max Valles Virginia 6'5 251
Tony Washington Oregon 6'4 247 17
Damien Wilson Minnesota 6'0 245 22
Ramik Wilson Georgia 6'2 237 23
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