Friday Morning Practice Report...

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keep your eye on the ball first drill, I like.

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Same, that's a cool drill.

Josh D looks like a freaking Tight End.

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Colston credits a lot of his success at WR to his coaches making him run through this drill in college

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Absolutely! Look the ball into your hands - then YAC. I've heard him say that he looks the point and stitching right into his hands.

I hope LSU runs behind Blackwell, Dworaczyk is tall but I look more ripped than him.

Someone better check that guys credentials in the background, might be some Bama spygate.

the sweater dude in the background isnt as troublesome as the dude with towel on his shoulder....He looks a little TOO EXCITED!

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The lack of muscle tone is bothersome. If he has been lifting weights all summer you would expect to see a little more definition.

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That pic is from last year. Dworaczyk has not practiced yet due to illness.

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good job stupid

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Go kiss Shea's arse a little more, stupid.

Yeah, definitely not a picture from this Fall. Has to be Spring or even last Fall.

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The lack of muscle tone is bothersome. If he has been lifting weights all summer you would expect to see a little more definition.

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Actually, you might look for size / general shape, but tone doesn't mean anything. You want an offensive lineman to have low body fat? That's great... lets restrict his calorie intake and protein intake and therefore hinder actual muscle size and strength gains so that he'll "appear" more muscular. I've seen plenty of guys 220lbs that are farely ripped who might bench 350 APPEAR "bigger" than actually bigger guys who bench 450-500 all because they have a higher body fat.

Body fat is not bad at all for non-back positions. Almost always, it's more beneficial to not restrict muscle gain and have to carry a little more flab, than to "appear bigger".

This might shock you, but the same holds true in many cases even with 40 yard dash times. Ofcourse there's a limit for each argument, but for kids 18-25 years old, you always assume growth potential will benefit most from total weight.