Deebo Samuel-WR-South Carolina

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by WRATHman44:

Originally posted by Heroism:

Originally posted by WRATHman44:
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People who have never played have no idea how hard it is to gain weight during the season as a player. You're literally burning a week's worth of calories on gamedays. Throw in the practices and weight room, and it's impossible to outeat your caloric deficit, let alone put on 10 lbs in 3 weeks.

Like the idea is so dumb that it's offensive.

LOL, I gain all kinds of weight during the season NOW. Oh, wait, you said as a player. In college, the training staff made me add ice cream to every lunch and dinner to try and slow my weight loss. That was in addition to me eating a family size Godfather's pizza by myself (with a salad bowl of ranch dressing to dip it in) at least once a week.

Man, I miss having a metabolism.

BUt yeah, there's no way he gained 10 pounds in 3 weeks midseason. Love you mayo, but you're missing the mark on this one.

I might be wrong on this - but, putting on 10 pounds in a month is not a huge thing.

Originally posted by Heroism:

Originally posted by NYniner85:
It's called HGH

Eat clen, tren hard, anavar give up, test your limits, dbolish your haters, and always winn, and you'll put on 40 pounds of muscle in an off-season.

Originally posted by WRATHman44:

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by WRATHman44:

Originally posted by Heroism:

Originally posted by WRATHman44:
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People who have never played have no idea how hard it is to gain weight during the season as a player. You're literally burning a week's worth of calories on gamedays. Throw in the practices and weight room, and it's impossible to outeat your caloric deficit, let alone put on 10 lbs in 3 weeks.

Like the idea is so dumb that it's offensive.

LOL, I gain all kinds of weight during the season NOW. Oh, wait, you said as a player. In college, the training staff made me add ice cream to every lunch and dinner to try and slow my weight loss. That was in addition to me eating a family size Godfather's pizza by myself (with a salad bowl of ranch dressing to dip it in) at least once a week.

Man, I miss having a metabolism.

BUt yeah, there's no way he gained 10 pounds in 3 weeks midseason. Love you mayo, but you're missing the mark on this one.

I might be wrong on this - but, putting on 10 pounds in a month is not a huge thing.

I mean, I could probably do it in a weekend. But a starting WR is probably burning 4000-6000 Calories a day, and it takes over 2000 completely unused Calories to make 1 new pound of fat, So we're talking about this dude consuming 104,000-146,000 Calories in 3 weeks. The average human needs about 42,000 calories in that time frame. That's crazy, imo.

Originally posted by WRATHman44:

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by WRATHman44:

Originally posted by Heroism:

Originally posted by WRATHman44:

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People who have never played have no idea how hard it is to gain weight during the season as a player. You're literally burning a week's worth of calories on gamedays. Throw in the practices and weight room, and it's impossible to outeat your caloric deficit, let alone put on 10 lbs in 3 weeks.

Like the idea is so dumb that it's offensive.

LOL, I gain all kinds of weight during the season NOW. Oh, wait, you said as a player. In college, the training staff made me add ice cream to every lunch and dinner to try and slow my weight loss. That was in addition to me eating a family size Godfather's pizza by myself (with a salad bowl of ranch dressing to dip it in) at least once a week.

Man, I miss having a metabolism.

BUt yeah, there's no way he gained 10 pounds in 3 weeks midseason. Love you mayo, but you're missing the mark on this one.

I might be wrong on this - but, putting on 10 pounds in a month is not a huge thing.

I mean, I could probably do it in a weekend. But a starting WR is probably burning 4000-6000 Calories a day, and it takes over 2000 completely unused Calories to make 1 new pound of fat, So we're talking about this dude consuming 104,000-146,000 Calories in 3 weeks. The average human needs about 42,000 calories in that time frame. That's crazy, imo.

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by WRATHman44:

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by WRATHman44:

Originally posted by Heroism:

Originally posted by WRATHman44:

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People who have never played have no idea how hard it is to gain weight during the season as a player. You're literally burning a week's worth of calories on gamedays. Throw in the practices and weight room, and it's impossible to outeat your caloric deficit, let alone put on 10 lbs in 3 weeks.

Like the idea is so dumb that it's offensive.

LOL, I gain all kinds of weight during the season NOW. Oh, wait, you said as a player. In college, the training staff made me add ice cream to every lunch and dinner to try and slow my weight loss. That was in addition to me eating a family size Godfather's pizza by myself (with a salad bowl of ranch dressing to dip it in) at least once a week.

Man, I miss having a metabolism.

BUt yeah, there's no way he gained 10 pounds in 3 weeks midseason. Love you mayo, but you're missing the mark on this one.

I might be wrong on this - but, putting on 10 pounds in a month is not a huge thing.

I mean, I could probably do it in a weekend. But a starting WR is probably burning 4000-6000 Calories a day, and it takes over 2000 completely unused Calories to make 1 new pound of fat, So we're talking about this dude consuming 104,000-146,000 Calories in 3 weeks. The average human needs about 42,000 calories in that time frame. That's crazy, imo.

I mean if I went full Wade Boggs style and crushed like 4 30 racks in a weekend, I could probably throw on 10 lbs of fat....but like you said, realistically that s**t is impossible for a elite athlete to put on that kinda of fat in 3 weeks mid season.

I have no idea why anyone would want him to be thinner anyway. Dude still has speed and is a mac truck with the ball in his hands. That's why kyle loves him, he get's the YAC and is hard to tackle.

Originally posted by Thanos89:

Originally posted by NYniner85:

Originally posted by WRATHman44:

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by WRATHman44:

Originally posted by Heroism:

Originally posted by WRATHman44:
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People who have never played have no idea how hard it is to gain weight during the season as a player. You're literally burning a week's worth of calories on gamedays. Throw in the practices and weight room, and it's impossible to outeat your caloric deficit, let alone put on 10 lbs in 3 weeks.

Like the idea is so dumb that it's offensive.

LOL, I gain all kinds of weight during the season NOW. Oh, wait, you said as a player. In college, the training staff made me add ice cream to every lunch and dinner to try and slow my weight loss. That was in addition to me eating a family size Godfather's pizza by myself (with a salad bowl of ranch dressing to dip it in) at least once a week.

Man, I miss having a metabolism.

BUt yeah, there's no way he gained 10 pounds in 3 weeks midseason. Love you mayo, but you're missing the mark on this one.

I might be wrong on this - but, putting on 10 pounds in a month is not a huge thing.

I mean, I could probably do it in a weekend. But a starting WR is probably burning 4000-6000 Calories a day, and it takes over 2000 completely unused Calories to make 1 new pound of fat, So we're talking about this dude consuming 104,000-146,000 Calories in 3 weeks. The average human needs about 42,000 calories in that time frame. That's crazy, imo.

I mean if I went full Wade Boggs style and crushed like 4 30 racks in a weekend, I could probably throw on 10 lbs of fat....but like you said, realistically that s**t is impossible for a elite athlete to put on that kinda of fat in 3 weeks mid season.

I have no idea why anyone would want him to be thinner anyway. Dude still has speed and is a mac truck with the ball in his hands. That's why kyle loves him, he get's the YAC and is hard to tackle.

Dude would have to eat butter and drink olive oil to get enough calories to put on weight that fast lol

Originally posted by BigBossBosa97:

Originally posted by WRATHman44:

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by WRATHman44:

Originally posted by Heroism:

Originally posted by WRATHman44:
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People who have never played have no idea how hard it is to gain weight during the season as a player. You're literally burning a week's worth of calories on gamedays. Throw in the practices and weight room, and it's impossible to outeat your caloric deficit, let alone put on 10 lbs in 3 weeks.

Like the idea is so dumb that it's offensive.

LOL, I gain all kinds of weight during the season NOW. Oh, wait, you said as a player. In college, the training staff made me add ice cream to every lunch and dinner to try and slow my weight loss. That was in addition to me eating a family size Godfather's pizza by myself (with a salad bowl of ranch dressing to dip it in) at least once a week.

Man, I miss having a metabolism.

BUt yeah, there's no way he gained 10 pounds in 3 weeks midseason. Love you mayo, but you're missing the mark on this one.

I might be wrong on this - but, putting on 10 pounds in a month is not a huge thing.

I mean, I could probably do it in a weekend. But a starting WR is probably burning 4000-6000 Calories a day, and it takes over 2000 completely unused Calories to make 1 new pound of fat, So we're talking about this dude consuming 104,000-146,000 Calories in 3 weeks. The average human needs about 42,000 calories in that time frame. That's crazy, imo.

It is 3,500 calories, not 2,000.

Originally posted by Dsoto87:
Yea guys. Deebo should lose weight. We need another Dante on this team.

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by Dsoto87:

Yea guys. Deebo should lose weight. We need another Dante on this team.

10 pounds, not 50.

Originally posted by Dsoto87:

Originally posted by mayo49:

Originally posted by Dsoto87:
Yea guys. Deebo should lose weight. We need another Dante on this team.

10 pounds, not 50.

Lol.

But no. Thicc Deebo is best Deebo. Maybe some years down the road when his athleticism has taken a hit he could lose a few lbs but right now his weight is what makes him who he is. Speed is not his problem. He hits the slants quick and we've seen him outrun guys. At the same time though, he's gained so much YAC by just outmuscling guys.