davecrazy posted:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/sport...3f5c_story.html


lol

What is the biggest stadium? Standing Room Only Jerry World I guess? How about actual asses in actual seats?

CannonFodder posted:

Maybe Jacksonville when the Bulldogs play the Gators?

Ross Angeles posted:

Some Big 10 stadium probably

zimbomonkey posted:

I know Penn State and Michigan are both huge. OSU is probably up there too.

Ross Angeles posted:

Beaver Stadium, Neyland in Tennessee, and Ann Arbor are massive. Like, 110k massive

computer parts posted:

Of the top 5 largest stadiums by capacity in the world, four are American Football (#1 is North Korea's stadium but they don't really count). Of those remaining 4, 3 of them are Big 10 teams (Michigan #2, Penn State #3, Ohio State #5 ) and the last one is Cowboys Stadium (at #4).

Gonz posted:

Top Ten largest college football stadiums by capacity:

Detroit_Dogg posted:

The Silverdome was the loving best

Detroit_Dogg posted:

The Silverdome was the loving best

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uc9Eii21hyE

No Butt Stuff posted:

Colts signed ex-Chief Sean McGrath.

Fear the beard.

Bad Moon posted:

The math doesn't check out

Gonz posted:

Top Ten largest college football stadiums by capacity:

FizFashizzle posted:

Cam rules.

commy gun posted:

Please don't bitch about crossfit. We get enough lovely derails already.

Detroit_Dogg posted:

The Silverdome made the 12th man look like a bunch of little bitches

davecrazy posted:

You can take your college stadiums with bench seating and stick 'em up your rear end.

Grittybeard posted:

Wait didn't he retire? I didn't think he got cut or anything and they could have used him last year after Harris went down at the least.

Bad Moon posted:

It's fitting to be called Silverdome because it comes in second compared the Kingdome


Penn State gotcha covered

Eifert Posting posted:

Cam's contract may be the best in years for a QB from a team perspective. Look forward to exactly zero pieces about how Cam left money on the table to help build a contender.

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Brad first took to the stage with Charlotte Children's Theater. He immediately fell in love with performing and went on to study theater in New York, Shanghai, London and Atlanta. He has appeared on stage, television, and film. He spent most of 2014 working enslaved in India. He currently (2015) resides in Atlanta.

FizFashizzle posted:

In honor of Cam's new awesome contract.......

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACedNZ5H1Qc

Metapod posted:

lol is rvd in that?

FizFashizzle posted:

Dude, he is a weird guy.

Metapod posted:

Ross Angeles posted:

Beaver Stadium, Neyland in Tennessee, and Ann Arbor are massive. Like, 110k massive

Gonz posted:

Top Ten largest college football stadiums by capacity:

BlindSite posted:

The dumbest thing I've seen come out after this is pundits asking is Cam worth more money than Dalton, Kaepernick and Tannehill.

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Big 10 football requires a certain body type, so Hardwick would eat a gigantic Jimmy John’s sub for breakfast and another for lunch. At dinner he slathered two pounds of ground beef on multiple tortillas. He consumed a 600- to 700-calorie protein shake before bed—and always set his alarm so he could down another at 3 a.m.

“I’m not naturally a big person,” he says. “So it took a lot of effort for me to sustain that weight.”

In the NFL those efforts were only amplified. During his 4:45 a.m. drive to the Chargers’ facility, he consumed a 600-calorie protein shake and a bar that packed 20 grams of protein. After working out he grabbed a 300-calorie Gatorade protein shake. After showering he hit up the cafeteria to get a large smoothie “with everything imaginable in it”—plus five eggs, sausage, and 32 ounces of whole milk. He would snack on a bag of mixed nuts while watching film. Two or three hours into meetings, he’d down a 700-calorie protein shake. After practice, another protein shake. Lunch in the cafeteria meant a big salad, with as much protein as possible piled on top.

“A lot of bread on the side, too,” Hardwick says.

After even more meetings, Hardwick would go home and eat with his wife, Jayme. Dinner was always a normal meal—meat, potatoes, and vegetables—with normal portion sizes. “I didn’t to drag my wife down with me,” he says. But 90 minutes later the heavy eating resumed. Hardwick would eat cereal poured over a 32-ounce tub of Greek yogurt, the size most people buy to last an entire week.

The nightcap: a pint of Ben of Jerry’s, savored while lying in bed. Karamel Sutra was his favorite, with 1,040 calories, 104 grams of sugar, and plenty of other unsightly numbers that led to even more unsightly numbers on the scale.

Looking at old photos makes him cringe. “I was disgusting,” he says.

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“You want the secret? It’s ultimately this,” Hardwick says, his relaxed demeanor sharpening into the focus of a fitness coach. “Reduce your calories to less than what you burn. Are you disciplined enough to go through this day in and day out?”

Brannock posted:

More linemen getting thin.

Detroit_Dogg posted:

The year is 2015 and fat people are still confused by calories in, calories out

Grittybeard posted:

I just got reminded of this. Let's all laugh at Dee Ford again.