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<blockquote data-quote="GoPGo" data-source="post: 562470" data-attributes="member: 9064"><p>This is probably actually a good thing for him in the long run because it gives him ample time to beef up for the future that he might not have otherwise had. That said, I don't think probably would have applied to the 5th WR spot for him. It would have been a fight between him, Janis and White. I think Janis's measurables gives him a head up.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>I don't think that's a valid comparison. If you look at Welker, he's got some beef on his bones. There's a big difference physique-wise between 6'1" 195lbs and 5'9" 185lbs. Abbrederis has one of the lowest pound per inch in the NFL. He really needs to add 10-15 pounds of muscle to consistently take an NFL pounding. And of course he probably already knows that. When I look at him he just kind of looks to me to have a medium-small bone structure.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="GoPGo, post: 562470, member: 9064"] This is probably actually a good thing for him in the long run because it gives him ample time to beef up for the future that he might not have otherwise had. That said, I don't think probably would have applied to the 5th WR spot for him. It would have been a fight between him, Janis and White. I think Janis's measurables gives him a head up. I don't think that's a valid comparison. If you look at Welker, he's got some beef on his bones. There's a big difference physique-wise between 6'1" 195lbs and 5'9" 185lbs. Abbrederis has one of the lowest pound per inch in the NFL. He really needs to add 10-15 pounds of muscle to consistently take an NFL pounding. And of course he probably already knows that. When I look at him he just kind of looks to me to have a medium-small bone structure. [/QUOTE]
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