ohiocane77
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Jimbo has a championship at a school other than T.a.m. That in itself puts him ahead of MarioMario is better than Jimbo on an even playing field. A&M drops massive bags.
Jimbo has a championship at a school other than T.a.m. That in itself puts him ahead of MarioMario is better than Jimbo on an even playing field. A&M drops massive bags.
NegativeJimbo has a championship at a school other than T.a.m. That in itself puts him ahead of Mario
I remember at the time thinking it is one of the two.I believe Mario was talking about this kid not Jayson Jones when he said he just saw film on one of the biggest human beings he has ever seen. He had Jayson Jones at Oregon so he is already familiar with him. Just a guess.
We lack maulers. He’s a big giant mauler
I agree with that sentiment. He reminds a lot of 3 * olinemen from Jacksonville, FL Solomon Kindley from Raines HS who went to UGA a few years ago and is now in the NFL. Coming out of his school Kindley also had bad weight he need to shed, but the raw athleticism and power was already there which is similar to 2022 OL Anez Cooper.
The Soak: Lifeguard, Swimmer Turned Lineman Solomon Kindley Goes to Dolphins in NFL Draft
Solomon Kindley, a 6-3, 337-pound offensive guard from the University of Georgia, was picked by the Miami Dolphins in the fourth round of the NFL Draft Saturday.www.swimmingworldmagazine.com
I am still bothered Miami dropped the ball on this in state Young man who was good enough for Georgia but not Miami ( F'ing amateur hour in CG. Mind you Mike Pinckney was his former teammate at Raines HS)
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Kindley never shed his bad weight. He was able to get by with power/anchor surrounded by talent on an elite OL in Georgia, but his bad weight and lack of mobility has landed him as a backup on the worst line in the NFL.
Notice he made it to the NFL bad weight an all, where he still collected a 7 figure check which if managed properly can generate generational wealth for his family and future descendants.
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