Great linemen= great success

[Jason Sitoke]

15 hours ago, Crazyhole said:

And those guys have bigger calves than our players biceps.  If all you're going to focus on is the belly then we just have to agree to disagree.

 

But you're wrong. 

Generally calves are bigger than biceps.  

 

And biceps really aren't that functional in football.  Curls for girls, or so it is said.

[twofittyonred]

3 hours ago, Mavric said:

 

And of course you posting a single pic of two guy standing around with guts was actually supposed to convey that your main complaint was their physical strength while playing during the season.

 

Can't believe I missed that.

yet you did.....   odd

[twofittyonred]

3 hours ago, Enhance said:

Offering an opinion means being open to contradiction, not immunity.

right back at ya....  

[GSG]

[Redux]

[Enhance]

13 hours ago, twofittyonred said:

right back at ya....  

I'm not the one who drew issue with someone criticizing my opinion. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[twofittyonred]

27 minutes ago, Enhance said:

I'm not the one who drew issue with someone criticizing my opinion. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

well...your doing it right now... I did not criticize your opinion on anything... I posted a pic and you criticized the pic.... seems you are the guilty one here...

[NUance]

Legs matter.  Arms matter.  Athletic ability matters.  Bellies don't matter much.  Just look at our two current starting All-American tackles:  

 

Here's one with a belly:  (Orlando Brown, Oklahoma)

 

 

Here's one without: (Mike McGlinchey, Notre Dame)

[Mavric]

Not that this is only applicable to the offensive line but it seemed appropriate here:

 

Word is the new staff made it mandatory for guys to eat three meals a day at the training table in the stadium.  Want to make sure everyone is eating right.

[Crazyhole]

8 minutes ago, Mavric said:

Not that this is only applicable to the offensive line but it seemed appropriate here:

 

Word is the new staff made it mandatory for guys to eat three meals a day at the training table in the stadium.  Want to make sure everyone is eating right.

I'm not going to question what was happening under Riley,  but it's hard to imagine that any staff wouldn't require this and that any player wouldn't do it on his own.  

[Mavric]

23 hours ago, Crazyhole said:

I'm not going to question what was happening under Riley,  but it's hard to imagine that any staff wouldn't require this and that any player wouldn't do it on his own.  

 

That was the other part of the report that I didn't post.  It wasn't mandatory under Riley.  And the inference was it wasn't happening voluntarily.

[In the Deed the Glory]

3 minutes ago, Mavric said:

 

That was the other part of the report that I didn't post.  It wasn't mandatory under Riley.  And the inference was it wasn't happening voluntarily.

 

Holy s#!t

[Crazyhole]

12 minutes ago, Mavric said:

 

That was the other part of the report that I didn't post.  It wasn't mandatory under Riley.  And the inference was it wasn't happening voluntarily.

 

Funny how that can be shocking and yet not surprising at the same time. 

[desertshox]

40 minutes ago, Mavric said:

 

That was the other part of the report that I didn't post.  It wasn't mandatory under Riley.  And the inference was it wasn't happening voluntarily.

 

the players did know it was free and what they served?

[Crazyhole]

14 minutes ago, desertshox said:

 

the players did know it was free and what they served?

That's the bizarre part.   Why wouldn't you eat a free, high quality meal every time instead of paying for crap? If I had the opportunity to eat lobster for free I sure as heck wouldn't pay for a McDonald's hamburger.