NFL Coach Answers The 'Could An Average Person Get 1 Yard?' Debate

Spagnuolo elaborated, explaining that NFL defensive players are too skilled and too big to let that happen.

"Our guys are too good, too big, too fast, too strong. I mean, come on," he said. 

The conversation then moved to their passion for the old TV show Pros vs. Joes and how the Kelces might be able to bring a show like that back while settling other classic sports arguments.

But it's easy to understand why Spagnuolo is so confident that an average person wouldn't be able to get a single yard. The amount of different skills that go in to even a single NFL play can be hard to describe. 

Think about how many veteran NFL players often struggle with seemingly basic things like catching a ball, making a blocking assignment or finding a hole in a defense. 

Now apply that to an average person who has only ever seen that on television and lacks both the knowledge of how to identify those key moments and the ability to make something happen. 

Even some of the best offensive lines in NFL history don't produce yards on every play. Opening up a hole so big that a normal person can get through it without getting annihilated by a defensive player sounds downright impossible.

That said, the math might change if the Tush Push is involved...