wtf? Ogunjobi lookin like an OLB'er....
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now thats an interior lineman....
now thats an interior lineman....
Was that last year?
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now thats an interior lineman....
Was that last year?
Was that last year?
im not exactly sure but it sure doesnt look recent. The jobi in the presser video is easily going on 20lbs smaller than tgat. I mean jobi was never a massive 2 gapper...he was around 290+ Now he looks in the 270's, maybe less i dunno...id have to see his legs. But for sure those shoulders, neck, chest...all def smaller now
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Can you say Aaron Donald
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Why is this interesting?
Dude played 40 years ago.
When 258 lbs was fairly big.
EDIT: Bob Lilly was 6'6" and 260 lbs.
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Why is this interesting?
Dude played 40 years ago.
When 258 lbs was fairly big.
EDIT: Bob Lilly was 6'6" and 260 lbs.
When 258 lbs was fairly big.
EDIT: Bob Lilly was 6'6" and 260 lbs.
I was thinking Alan Page as well - interior guy who was all over the place in the backfield
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Was that last year?
im not exactly sure but it sure doesnt look recent. The jobi in the presser video is easily going on 20lbs smaller than tgat. I mean jobi was never a massive 2 gapper...he was around 290+ Now he looks in the 270's, maybe less i dunno...id have to see his legs. But for sure those shoulders, neck, chest...all def smaller now
im not exactly sure but it sure doesnt look recent. The jobi in the presser video is easily going on 20lbs smaller than tgat. I mean jobi was never a massive 2 gapper...he was around 290+ Now he looks in the 270's, maybe less i dunno...id have to see his legs. But for sure those shoulders, neck, chest...all def smaller now
your out of your mind here is an article from last year he was 300 lbs at 12% body fat. thats only 30 lbs of fat as a 300 lb man. he isnt getting much lower than 12% . hes 290-300 lbs. he would have to be at like 3% body fat to be in the 270s
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im not exactly sure but it sure doesnt look recent. The jobi in the presser video is easily going on 20lbs smaller than tgat. I mean jobi was never a massive 2 gapper...he was around 290+ Now he looks in the 270's, maybe less i dunno...id have to see his legs. But for sure those shoulders, neck, chest...all def smaller now
your out of your mind here is an article from last year he was 300 lbs at 12% body fat. thats only 30 lbs of fat as a 300 lb man. he isnt getting much lower than 12% . hes 290-300 lbs. he would have to be at like 3% body fat to be in the 270s
your out of your mind here is an article from last year he was 300 lbs at 12% body fat. thats only 30 lbs of fat as a 300 lb man. he isnt getting much lower than 12% . hes 290-300 lbs. he would have to be at like 3% body fat to be in the 270s
and thats prob when that picture i posted was taken....i thought he was in the 290-295 range. In any case, he does not look anywhere near 300 nor 290. My point isnt ahout his bodyfat....its about muscle it appears he's lost. Bf wise he may have also dropped...look at his face in the presser...he's remarkably lean and if he wasnt playing DL id be fine.
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I agree with Dutch. That was 40 years ago. Your current average weight of interior DL is around 305 pounds.
Reason why Jim Brown was so impressive- he was running over defensive linemen that didn't weigh much more than he did.
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I agree with Dutch. That was 40 years ago. Your current average weight of interior DL is around 305 pounds.
Reason why Jim Brown was so impressive- he was running over defensive linemen that didn't weigh much more than he did.
I agree with Dutch. That was 40 years ago. Your current average weight of interior DL is around 305 pounds.
Reason why Jim Brown was so impressive- he was running over defensive linemen that didn't weigh much more than he did.
That’s not the reason. He would be running over and around those 300 pounders today. He was bigger faster stronger than any running back playing today’s game
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I agree with Dutch. That was 40 years ago. Your current average weight of interior DL is around 305 pounds.
Reason why Jim Brown was so impressive- he was running over defensive linemen that didn't weigh much more than he did.
I agree with Dutch. That was 40 years ago. Your current average weight of interior DL is around 305 pounds.
Reason why Jim Brown was so impressive- he was running over defensive linemen that didn't weigh much more than he did.
then you miss the interesting point. of COURSE the size of players is different/larger on the lines. Bob Golic was drafted as a lb by the Patriots, who ended up cutting him. The Browns signed him and moved him to NT. They were both wrestlers - very athletic and tough/durable.
Bob Golic
Robert Perry Golic
Position: NT-DT-LB-DE
6-2, 264lb (188cm, 119kg)
Born: October 26, 1957 (Age: 61-277d) in Cleveland, OH
The FREAKING INTERESTING POINT is,
Ogunjobi :
also athletic:
https://cci.uncc.edu/news/2019-02-18/alumni-spotlight-larry-ogunjobi
"At 6’3” and more than 300lbs, with unusual quickness for a big man, Ogunjobi almost immediately established himself as a force on the football field "
Therefore - Ogunjobi is bigger, but also very athletic - quick feet and balance. He got a lot lighter, reformed his body shape, and is predicted.
"Ogunjobi could be a breakout star for the Browns on the defensive line — at least that’s a sentiment his teammate, All-Pro and defensive line buddy Myles Garrett believes."
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The point is NOT that the players in Golic's and Sherk's day were smaller, but that with the increase in average size of players, Ogunjobi is very, very quick, and is now far more powerful with all his weight room work....
Larry Ogunjobi voted most present in the weight room - 247Sports
Jul 1, 2019 - When several players were asked to vote for the player that spends the most time in the weight room, defensive tackle Larry Ogunjobi received ...he may very well fulfill Myles Garrett's prediction. And all three were/are very intense players, very, very smart. Sherk and Golic were smart players. Ogunjobi is a smart player.
THAT IS WHAT IS INTERESTING.
I didn't think I had to explain it....
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I can only imagine the shenanigans that is calfox on the Politics board, based on that "explanation".
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ok this thread is over see below this was 4 weeks ago ?
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ok this thread is over see below this was 4 weeks ago ?
ok this thread is over see below this was 4 weeks ago ?
maybe it is just that sweatshirt.....but even in that video u can see a diff in the face from his presser the other day. No issue with what he looks like in ur vid. But rem that vid could have bern posted 4 weeks ago but recorded much earlier in the offseason
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ok this thread is over see below this was 4 weeks ago ?
maybe it is just that sweatshirt.....but even in that video u can see a diff in the face from his presser the other day. No issue with what he looks like in ur vid. But rem that vid could have bern posted 4 weeks ago but recorded much earlier in the offseason
maybe it is just that sweatshirt.....but even in that video u can see a diff in the face from his presser the other day. No issue with what he looks like in ur vid. But rem that vid could have bern posted 4 weeks ago but recorded much earlier in the offseason
The board is bending at the seams to crack off some gay jokes and you are not making it easy to hold back.
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maybe it is just that sweatshirt.....but even in that video u can see a diff in the face from his presser the other day. No issue with what he looks like in ur vid. But rem that vid could have bern posted 4 weeks ago but recorded much earlier in the offseason
The board is bending at the seams to crack off some gay jokes and you are not making it easy to hold back.
The board is bending at the seams to crack off some gay jokes and you are not making it easy to hold back.
I've been thinking the same for a while. I'm not sending any pictures, Clev
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I agree with Dutch. That was 40 years ago. Your current average weight of interior DL is around 305 pounds.
Reason why Jim Brown was so impressive- he was running over defensive linemen that didn't weigh much more than he did.
That’s not the reason. He would be running over and around those 300 pounders today. He was bigger faster stronger than any running back playing today’s game
That’s not the reason. He would be running over and around those 300 pounders today. He was bigger faster stronger than any running back playing today’s game
Nostalgia Gipper. Regarding Jim Brown. You watch those highlights, and tackling technique back then was atrocious compared to today.
No he's not, and wouldn't be. Freak of nature in his era, as Jim Thorpe was a few decades earlier. Nick Chubb is 5 pounds difference. Bo Jackson was essentially the same player, and we know how that turned out. Bo supposedly ran a 4.2, and I seriously doubt Brown was any faster. Jim wouldn't be running over 300 pound DL either. There were maybe 3 (if that) in the entire NFL the years Brown played. He might be able to run around them, but he'd be running into linebackers that were every bit as big, or bigger than he was- and damn near as fast. Remember Jim's battles with Same Huff? Funny- one of the few LBs of the early 60s who was the same size as Brown.
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I agree with Dutch. That was 40 years ago. Your current average weight of interior DL is around 305 pounds.
Reason why Jim Brown was so impressive- he was running over defensive linemen that didn't weigh much more than he did.
That’s not the reason. He would be running over and around those 300 pounders today. He was bigger faster stronger than any running back playing today’s game
That’s not the reason. He would be running over and around those 300 pounders today. He was bigger faster stronger than any running back playing today’s game
If Henry runs through us like butter in game one I'm blaming you for putting the jinx on us.??
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That’s not the reason. He would be running over and around those 300 pounders today. He was bigger faster stronger than any running back playing today’s game
Nostalgia Gipper. Regarding Jim Brown. You watch those highlights, and tackling technique back then was atrocious compared to today.
No he's not, and wouldn't be. Freak of nature in his era, as Jim Thorpe was a few decades earlier. Nick Chubb is 5 pounds difference. Bo Jackson was essentially the same player, and we know how that turned out. Bo supposedly ran a 4.2, and I seriously doubt Brown was any faster. Jim wouldn't be running over 300 pound DL either. There were maybe 3 (if that) in the entire NFL the years Brown played. He might be able to run around them, but he'd be running into linebackers that were every bit as big, or bigger than he was- and damn near as fast. Remember Jim's battles with Same Huff? Funny- one of the few LBs of the early 60s who was the same size as Brown.
Nostalgia Gipper. Regarding Jim Brown. You watch those highlights, and tackling technique back then was atrocious compared to today.
No he's not, and wouldn't be. Freak of nature in his era, as Jim Thorpe was a few decades earlier. Nick Chubb is 5 pounds difference. Bo Jackson was essentially the same player, and we know how that turned out. Bo supposedly ran a 4.2, and I seriously doubt Brown was any faster. Jim wouldn't be running over 300 pound DL either. There were maybe 3 (if that) in the entire NFL the years Brown played. He might be able to run around them, but he'd be running into linebackers that were every bit as big, or bigger than he was- and damn near as fast. Remember Jim's battles with Same Huff? Funny- one of the few LBs of the early 60s who was the same size as Brown.
Jim Brown would still be the best running back in the game if he played today based on his size speed and strength period.
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