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<blockquote data-quote="takethepoints" data-source="post: 272379" data-attributes="member: 265"><p>I think Dwyer gained the weight in 2009 on purpose. I believe he said that the wear and tear during a season where he was going to get the ball all the time and everyone knew it was pretty fierce. Going up 10 - 15 pounds didn't slow him down appreciably and he could take the pounding without getting down to a weight where it would lead to injury as the season progressed. I actually thought he looked better in 2009 as a BB then in 2008.</p><p></p><p>Getting up there in the pros wasn't as good an idea, especially on a team coached by that guy at Pittsburg. He's <em>way</em> to given to making snap judgments about players and schemes then sticking with them. Dwyer could never dig himself out of the hole Tomlin consigned him to, despite performing well in his time on the field. Too bad, that.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="takethepoints, post: 272379, member: 265"] I think Dwyer gained the weight in 2009 on purpose. I believe he said that the wear and tear during a season where he was going to get the ball all the time and everyone knew it was pretty fierce. Going up 10 - 15 pounds didn't slow him down appreciably and he could take the pounding without getting down to a weight where it would lead to injury as the season progressed. I actually thought he looked better in 2009 as a BB then in 2008. Getting up there in the pros wasn't as good an idea, especially on a team coached by that guy at Pittsburg. He's [I]way[/I] to given to making snap judgments about players and schemes then sticking with them. Dwyer could never dig himself out of the hole Tomlin consigned him to, despite performing well in his time on the field. Too bad, that. [/QUOTE]
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