'14 WA RB Tony Picard

#13
#13
In all honesty, if he's really that fast, wouldn't he be a good OL prospect if he lost 50?
 
#14
#14
They don't need to worry about trying to circle him on the video, If you can't figure out which one is him something's wrong. lol
 
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#15
#15
And here some thought Hurd was too tall at 6-4.

Looks like a take to me.
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#17
#17
Might be a good guy to bring in on short yardage situations only. Highly doubt his knees would hold up for long. He is an imposing sight though.
 
#25
#25
I think it's pretty freaking awesome

Yep type 2 diabetes, hyper tension, higher risk of cancer and not living to average life expectancy is awesome.

Lot of these players that play the line put a toll on their bodies in forcing themselves to eat and keep weight up. Known of a few of them after their playing days that trim down. Interesting George Wil wrote an article few years ago about how much larger players are today and the health risk that comes along with it. I love my football don't get me wrong. It is a tradeoff of course and players are bigger and quicker today than 30 years ago.
 
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