Everette Pedescleaux... Pat Williams

[Filmoetonyc]

I think they have the same agent, Angelo Wright. Its looks like he's has all the NT. Pat Williams, Ted Washington, Sam Adams and Grady Jackson. He might have saw the sam thing in Everette Pedescleaux. I wonder how these agents think!

[ursamajor]

I haven't see this posted anywhere. It says on the Denver site Everette Pedescleaux is off back to Minnesota to train with Pat Williams before camp. This is a smart move because he is learning from one of the best run stuffers in the whole league. Does anybody agree :go:

Pat Williams uses banned training methods. You sure you want Everette to follow the same suit?

[samparnell]

Pat Williams uses banned training methods. You sure you want Everette to follow the same suit?

Could you be more specific?

[ursamajor]

Could you be more specific?

Banned performance enhancing substances

[Den615]

Banned performance enhancing substances

wasnt it a weight loss substance?

[samparnell]

Banned performance enhancing substances

That can't be good.

I was hoping for something like fighting wild animals with bare hands opposed SPCA and PETA.

Or ... appearances on The Deadliest Warrior.

[ursamajor]

That can't be good.

I was hoping for something like fighting wild animals with bare hands opposed SPCA and PETA.

Or ... appearances on The Deadliest Warrior.

you mean something like this?

[-Rod-]

wasnt it a weight loss substance?

Yes. But our linemen need weight gain substances.

[samparnell]

Exactly

you mean something like this?

I expected nothing less than this from someone called ursa major.

Rod is such a stud.

A middle school principal I worked with in ABQ, Weldon Ford, who was a great athlete himself, from Wagon Mound, I think, had a great bear story, too.

It was probably in the fifties and Weldon used to ref boxing matches. He and some friends were driving from Las Vegas, NM to a match in Taos through Mora, very mountainous. It was night and they apparently hit a black bear cub on the road (probably unpaved at the time). The bear was stunned, but not dead, so they put him in the trunk. By the time they got to Taos, the bear had clawed through to the back seat, which worried Weldon ... somewhat. They stopped at a drive-in, got the bear a couple of cheeseburgers and a milk shake and turned him loose.