PHOTOS: There is a 7-foot, 440-pound high school football player
RELEASE THE KRAHN.
Checking in at 7-feet tall and 440 pounds, John Krahn may be the largest football player on a high school roster this season, according to MaxPreps' Stephen Spiewak.
John Krahn '16 6'11 400 + Riverside King pic.twitter.com/IKtiAMrliX
— UnderTheRadar (@_UnderTheRadar_) July 19, 2014
Despite his limited experience with football, "Junior," as he is nicknamed, kills it in the weight room and is working to improve his footwork. He is also working to shed some pounds for a potential future in the sport.
"I've had minimal experience," Krahn told MaxPreps. "I started in high school, but I've trained my way through, going to different camps."
California high school student John Krahn is 7 foot, 440 pounds of PLEASE DON'T TACKLE ME. pic.twitter.com/dGv05hrPg3
— Amy (@AmyStephen) September 26, 2015
If he doesn't make it to the pros, Krahn has plans to become a police officer.
Meet 7-foot, 440-pound lineman John Krahn, high school senior in California.
#Wow pic.twitter.com/92hA17B0S7
— ✶ Sports Mockery ✶ (@sportsmockery) September 24, 2015
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