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Old 02-04-2009, 10:56 PM
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From what I saw he had real problems out in space and with speed rushers. More of a lock on and maul type that the Ravens or the Steelers would use.
I agree with jp seemed like a RT or even a guard to me, not a LT at all.
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Old 02-05-2009, 04:35 AM
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I say we draft Herman (Monster) Johnson and put him at DT. Hey if anyone can tie up 2 blockers he could. 6'7" 386. What center would want that big SOB ligned up across from him? Seriously I wonder if he could do it?
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Old 02-05-2009, 10:41 PM
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I say we draft Herman (Monster) Johnson and put him at DT. Hey if anyone can tie up 2 blockers he could. 6'7" 386. What center would want that big SOB ligned up across from him? Seriously I wonder if he could do it?
Seriously though even if he just falls down he is still a 5 ft wide 5 ft tall puddle of a man, and sitting down I imagine that he has great leverage.

The Bucs used to do something like that in goal line situations, dive forward at the opponents knee level.

Imagine the possibilities.
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