stillers4me
06-18-2015, 05:06 PM
Steelers receiver Antonio Brown teamed up with ESPN's Sports Science to set a world record. To be fair, no one was really competing with Brown for this record, but it's an impressive feat nonetheless.
In order to do this, Sports Science dropped the football using a drone. The world-record height is about four times higher than a normal punt, and the ball can move up to 2 feet per second with just 10 mph of wind. Brown attempted to catch a football from 360 feet. He attempted it multiple times last year when he was on the show, but failed.
A year removed from failure, Brown was ready to try again..................
http://www.sportingnews.com/nfl/story/2015-06-18/antonio-brown-world-record-catch-video-steelers-receiver-drone-?eadid=SOC%2FFB%2FSNMain
In order to do this, Sports Science dropped the football using a drone. The world-record height is about four times higher than a normal punt, and the ball can move up to 2 feet per second with just 10 mph of wind. Brown attempted to catch a football from 360 feet. He attempted it multiple times last year when he was on the show, but failed.
A year removed from failure, Brown was ready to try again..................
http://www.sportingnews.com/nfl/story/2015-06-18/antonio-brown-world-record-catch-video-steelers-receiver-drone-?eadid=SOC%2FFB%2FSNMain