nfl top 100 2012

He must be on the "all you can eat" diet. I've followed that same diet myself over the years.

Most athletes eat much more calories than the recommended daily intake for non-athletes. They simply burn up more calories due to the nature of their work. That does not mean type or quality does not matter, i.e Doritos and chips vs. freshly cooked bison meat, but the point is athletes devour more food than the average guy does.

do we seriously have a player in the top 40?

the fat makes them harder to bring down in the pocket, don't really see any other benefits

Im fat friendly

looks like we have a player in the top 30

looks like we have a player in the top 30

I'll start taking guesses. It's either Fred Davis, Brian Orakpo, Ryan Kerrigan, or D.Hall (I'm only including him here on status alone, if two FB's can make it a guy like D.Hall definitely could)

the fat makes them harder to bring down in the pocket, don't really see any other benefits

Would that be a Hot Pocket?

I'll start taking guesses. It's either Fred Davis, Brian Orakpo, Ryan Kerrigan, or D.Hall (I'm only including him here on status alone, if two FB's can make it a guy like D.Hall definitely could)

The only guy I can see making it is Rak.

The only guy I can see making it is Rak.

I agree. Even though IMO Fletcher is a better player.

2011's Best Performances: 3-4 Outside Linebackers | ProFootballFocus.com (http://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/2012/05/16/2011s-best-performances-3-4-outside-linebackers/)

saw this the other day

that's interesting considering you normally want to handicap a player's results by the one outside of the bell curve. atleast that's my inherent internal function. it's a different paradigm to look at best individual performances at the micro scale. i like it.