“Bro Just Throw It Around” – Watch Nick Chubb amaze fans and other NFL players by lifting 405-pound weights with ease

CLEVELAND BROWNS running back Nick Chubb appears to have been on the hard yards during the offseason.

The former second-round pick, 26, has formed a devastating two-pronged rushing attack alongside Kareem Hunt in Cleveland.

And 227lb Chubb – who is already famous for his strength – appears to have put on muscle over the summer.

The Georgia native was filmed making short work of strength training as he prepared for the start of the new season.

Chubb has gone viral for his workout accomplishments in the past, including doing the light work of a 600-pound squat.

In his latest clip, the NFL star is back in his hometown of Cedartown with some local high school players.

And the fearsome RB wowed locals with his lifting skills.

Chubb pulled off his first deadlift with ease, more than 400 pounds on the bar.

He didn’t stop there either, barely pausing to catch his breath before lifting the huge weight AGAIN.

Chubb captioned the video, “Everyone wants to be the man until it’s time to work like the man.”

Despite his average height of 5ft 11, Chubb has made a career of being a power runner.

He has surpassed 1,000 rushing yards in each of his last three seasons and has 39 NFL touchdowns.

Last July, Chubb signed a three-year, $36.6 million contract extension to remain in Cleveland.

It’s safe to say fans were impressed with the work Chubb appears to have done ahead of their first game on 9/11.

One wrote: “This brother just throws it around”.

While another said: “Hard work when the crowd isn’t there makes the performance look easy when the crowd is watching. Keep feeding that hunger.”

And it wasn’t just the fans who were impressed, Chubb’s NFL colleagues also got involved.

Saqoun Barkley, David Njoku and Jonathan Taylor all visited Chubb’s comments section to commend his efforts.

JT wrote: “Big facts” followed by a strength emoji.

The Browns begin their NFL campaign on September 11 against the Carolina Panthers.