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Average Max Lifts Based On Position

  • Grant Caraway
  • Jun 27, 2025
  • 1 min read

Below we will be discussing the average max lifts based on position. The lifts we will be discussing are bench, squat and power clean. I hope this can help!



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These numbers are for varsity level players. If you are not a varsity level player, these are numbers you should be shooting for.


QB: Bench-N/A (not important for QBs)

Squat-335lbs

Clean-225lbs


WR/DB: Bench-225lbs

Squat-325lbs

Clean-205lbs


RB/LB: Bench-265lbs

Squat-375lbs

Clean-265lbs


OL/DL: Bench-300lbs

Squat-385lbs

Clean-275lbs


TE: Bench-275lbs

Squat-375lbs

Clean-275lbs



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