Leonard Davis the NFL's heaviest player

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He's #1 in my book. Gets better at LT every week.
 

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They have Berry listed as 250 on that. I thought he was 270ish. :shrug:
 

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Assface said:
They have Berry listed as 250 on that. I thought he was 270ish. :shrug:
I thought LD was pushing 400 :shrug:
 

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Well he should be number one on two things then being the heaviest and also the laziest.
 

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I don't think LD has been 370 since the 3rd grade, he has to go atleast 4 bills.
 

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I knew he was big but when I went to the Patriots game and saw him in person i was a little shocked. He even made the other linemen around him look small.
 

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Referring to players as LD because of an apparent learning disability is not very nice.
 

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What's amazing is they list Mike Williams, his former teammate at Texas as the heaviest RT. What a duo those two must have been in college.
 

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What's amazing is they list Mike Williams, his former teammate at Texas as the heaviest RT. What a duo those two must have been in college.

They had a kid named Dockery at Guard who pushed 350 on that same OL.
 

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Duckjake said:
He's #1 in my book. Gets better at LT every week.

?What?

If he stops getting called for false starts in critical situations I MIGHT agree.
 
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Well he should be number one on two things then being the heaviest and also the laziest.[/QUOTE]
So true. This post made me laugh.
 

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Davis has to lose some weight.
To prolong his career.
Nobody's knees can hold up 400 pounds for long.


Wow, weighing 295 pounds still classifies you as being light for RG.
 

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RugbyMuffin said:
?What?

If he stops getting called for false starts in critical situations I MIGHT agree.

Doesn't happen. Just people grasping for something to complain about. It's like the statement that Davis has trouble with speed rushers. He's eaten them alive. Just ask Jason Taylor. By far our best olineman this season.

He gets a head start....and still cant block his man

He doesn't bother blocking his man he just flattens him instead.

They had a kid named Dockery at Guard who pushed 350 on that same OL.

And guess what? They had real trouble with blitzes. The one knock I have on Davis and the rest of the Cards OLine is that they are too big which affects their mobility imo. It's why you see our opponents bringing their LB's so much and spreading their DE's way out from the DT. Trying to use speed to counter our size and thinking it will be difficult for our behemoths to get out quick enough to cut off the DE coming from such a wide angle.

Countering the latter is where Davis is really good because he uses his long arms and amazing strength to shove the DE around or away from the QB when the DE takes the wide angle.
 
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