#NFLVideos: Which QB has the best stiff arm?

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1. Lamar Jackson’s stiff arm killed a man 💀

2. Idc Lamar does😈

3. Josh Allen 🥶

4. Lamar ravens are different this year 🔥🔥🐦‍⬛🐦‍⬛ go ravens

5. Definitely Lamar. Dude stiff armed TJ Watt.

6. Definitely Lamar

7. Allen turned into a wrecking ball

8. Josh Allen clearly

9. Allen

10. Not Lamar jackson stiff arming TJ WATT

11. Alan’s got the most attitude

12. Allow me to enlighten you.

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13. Easy Lamar

14. Dak only because I didn’t think he was capable of doing so 🫡

15. Josh Allen btw worst madden, cover of all time

16. Josh Allen because he has a bigger advantage since HE IS A BIG AND STRONG PLAYER IT COULD BE A BIG DEFNSIVE LINMEN HE CAN STILL RUN THROUGH THEM BECAUSE HE IS BIG AnD 💪!

17. Lamar destroyed TJ watt

18. LJ just stiff arm the future DPOY

19. Lamar Jackson or Josh Allen for sure

20. Josh Allen

21. LJ was swinging the ball then choke slammed a LB

22. Josh Allen is a GOAT

23. Why they blow the whistle on Allen he was still running

24. Allen definitely has the best stiff arm, proven by the fact that he is the only qb to make this list twice

25. DAK EASILY

26. It was Cam Newton. I think Josh Allen plays a lot like Cam so probably him

27. He NFL what is your top 5 nfl players and can I get a pin please

28. Josh, but LAMAR KILLED TJ WATT 😈

29. Josh allen

30. why’d the ref blow the whistle on that last one? shi got me heated fr

31. Bobby Douglas

32. Allen

33. To stiff arm TJ Watt is kraazyyy

34. Dak Prescott does

35. Why tf is Dak looking scared in here?

36. allen

37. Lamar all day 😈😈😈

38. Lamar’s or mariotas was best

39. We not gonna talk about how Lamar Jackson, just stiff armed, TJ Watt

40. Kinda cheating but I would say Taysom Hill. After that, Josh Allen. Dak Prescott has a great stiff arm despite not running as much since his injury.

41. Josh Allen. Lamar stiff arm is nasty too!

42. Allen

43. No Cam Newton!? Really