Known as the mad stork.
If you look at each recruiting class going back to 2008 they all come in much lighter than what they eventually end up at.
Just look at the frames of the guys we've signed in the last few years. Not many are below 6-4, if any at all, and all have the ability to add weight onto their frames. We like to go after the more athletic OL guys, so in high school you'd see these guys a lot lankier than when they expect to contribute. Get a couple years in the weight room with our coaches and they should be ready to road grade a couple years down the line.
Yep! Although, I did not like the teams he played for, I loved to watch him play!
I thought Hendricks was an OLB with the Colts, Packers and then Raiders.
He played end for University of Miami, which is where he made a modest run at the Heisman. No one could block him in college which is what we are talking about with regard to Whitehead.
Thanks for the info. For some reason It never crossed my mind about him playing in collage. In my defense I was born in '78. I always welcome historical info of all types
Sellers is a rapidly growing kid. Based on this, I think he'll keep on and be playing DT in no time.
excuse me!?! I'm 6'5" and 190. Be careful what you say!
A compelling argument but not a conclusive one. Yes, the game has changed and, yes, players are generally bigger. But that does not mean the coaches who say, "Whitehead is going to get to quarterbacks," are wrong.