The NFL Draft day is approaching quickly. Hence, athletes are doing all they can to impress their recruiters. One of the quarterbacks who is considered a potential first-round pick went through some major changes. Former Wildcats shot-caller, Will Levis, geared up for the draft day. He got his physical health into peak condition. The Kentucky QB bulked up and shared his progress images with the fans online.
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Levis did not run the 40-yard dash at the NFL Combine, but he had his measurements taken. The 6-foot-4-inch prospect weighs 229 pounds. His broad jump was 10’4″ and his vertical leap was 34 inches.
Will Levis is in the best shape of his life!
Many believe that Levis will be a top-five player in this year’s quarterback class. Though he is a quarterback, he has the body of a linebacker. He worked hard for his body and decided to show it off to everyone. However, he did not fail to mention that he went from being in the worst shape of himself to the best.
Levis posted a comparison picture of himself from back in December. During that season, he played with a lot of injuries. The injuries left him in the “worst shape,” but he changed the scenario and made his body look better than ever.
He weighed 226 pounds in December, but as he started to hit the gym, he bulked up to 230.
The injuries he dealt with during his senior year were on his foot, finger, and shoulder. Even though he played through his injuries, he put up good numbers. He completed 65.4 percent of his pass attempts for 2,406 yards, 19 touchdowns, and 10 interceptions.
His impressive muscular form will help teams make their decision quickly. However, fans think that the 23-year-old might have used steroids to make his body look so muscular.
Fans accuse Levis of using drugs and steroids
A fan thinks that Levis is fit to play LB and not a QB:
The quarterbacks in the league are not as toned as Levis is. Hence, this comment:
Even though fans accused him of using steroids, he showed his gratification for fans. He wrote on Twitter, “This post is mainly to just show love and appreciation to the people who brought me up from a very deep point in the rollercoaster of what is every athletes career. We goin’ up now!”
