VIDEO: Chase Young's Hops Are Absolutely Ridiculous
By Will Coleman

We know Ohio State defensive end Chase Young is a freakishly athletic beast on the turf, but you probably didn't know just how powerful his leaping ability is, too. Obviously the 21-year old has a bright future in football, but this clip has us wondering what Young would be capable of on the basketball court. Young's latest workouts are a sight to behold, and watching him clear this towering box jump with ease is helping us get through Draft Week.
Chase Young (6'5, 264 lbs) has some serious hops.
— NFL Update (@MySportsUpdate) April 19, 2020
(via @UAFootball) pic.twitter.com/s7VvOSWDCg
Wow. Four feet, six inches, and it looked like Young could do that over and over again without breaking a sweat. There's not exactly a way for the defensive end to work that element into his game, but you'd better believe he'd be a kick-blocking factor on special teams.
How could the Redskins possibly pass up on this guy at No. 2 overall in this week's (!) NFL Draft? Washington can give Dwayne Haskins another year and take a chance on another Buckeye. Young is an elite, day-one starter, and is one of the most highly-touted defensive prospects in ages.
Chase Young: 96.5 PFF pass-rush grade in 2019
— PFF (@PFF) April 14, 2020
Best ever by a college edge defender pic.twitter.com/x9iQi5q86E
Soon enough, Young and his 6-5, 264 pound frame will be terrorizing offensive lines around the league for years to come.