View Full Version : PITTDAWG: How is Rob doing?
burmafrd
03-22-2006, 11:32 AM
Hope he is fully healed and working his a$$ off. This could be a big year for him- hopefully cashing in on all the bad times last year for the payoff this year.
VirusX
03-22-2006, 11:40 AM
I was extremely impressed with his job. You cant ask more for a 6th round rookie to go against the NFC East DE's.
Eddie
03-22-2006, 11:42 AM
Rob just lost his job to Jason Fabini.
Tell Rob if he wants his job back, he's going to have to work even harder.
Competition is a good thing, and brings out the best in all of us.
Tell Rob to bust his tuukus like never before.
fortdick
03-22-2006, 11:42 AM
With all the abuse people have laid on PittDawg and Rob, I wouldn't be surprised if he never posted here again.
Too bad, cause Rob has a great future.
TheHustler
03-22-2006, 11:43 AM
Rob just lost his job to Jason Fabini.
Tell Rob if he wants his job back, he's going to have to work even harder.
Competition is a good thing, and brings out the best in all of us.
Tell Rob to bust his tuukus like never before.
I don't think that's true at all. I think it's an open competition. If anything, Rob is the incumbant...
pittdawg
03-22-2006, 11:44 AM
Hope he is fully healed and working his a$$ off. This could be a big year for him- hopefully cashing in on all the bad times last year for the payoff this year.
rob is fine, fully healed and ready to prove himself again. already has gained over 10 lbs of muscle and "mandatory lifting" has just started. he is anxious to meet T.O. , but sorry to see some teammates leave.
TruBlueCowboy
03-22-2006, 11:46 AM
With all the abuse people have laid on PittDawg and Rob, I wouldn't be surprised if he never posted here again.
Too bad, cause Rob has a great future.
I saw Pittdawg online many times even though he didn't post. I think he realizes the Pandora's Box he opens by posting on a Cowboys website. He can handle it. And honestly, I think Cowboys fans were more than fair about Rob. His grace period lasted a lot longer than Torrin Tucker or Ryan Young. Yeah, we all get on our soap boxes, but you gotta admit some of those games were just painful as hell to watch. Poor Rob just didn't have a chance in some of those games. Michael Strahan: :bang2:
TheHustler
03-22-2006, 11:46 AM
rob is fine, fully healed and ready to prove himself again. already has gained over 10 lbs of muscle and "mandatory lifting" has just started. he is anxious to meet T.O. , but sorry to see some teammates leave.
That's good to hear. What is his target playing weight now?
ljs44
03-22-2006, 11:46 AM
rob is fine, fully healed and ready to prove himself again. already has gained over 10 lbs of muscle and "mandatory lifting" has just started. he is anxious to meet T.O. , but sorry to see some teammates leave.
Great to hear Poppa Dawg. I think he has a long future in a star! Tell him we're pulling for him.
Cowboy Junkie
03-22-2006, 11:47 AM
rob is fine, fully healed and ready to prove himself again. already has gained over 10 lbs of muscle and "mandatory lifting" has just started. he is anxious to meet T.O. , but sorry to see some teammates leave.
Thanks for the update and I wish him the best
Champsheart
03-22-2006, 11:49 AM
rob is fine, fully healed and ready to prove himself again. already has gained over 10 lbs of muscle and "mandatory lifting" has just started. he is anxious to meet T.O. , but sorry to see some teammates leave.
Really good to hear from you! Thanks for the update!
Everlastingxxx
03-22-2006, 11:49 AM
rob is fine, fully healed and ready to prove himself again. already has gained over 10 lbs of muscle and "mandatory lifting" has just started. he is anxious to meet T.O. , but sorry to see some teammates leave.
Which teammates was he closest to?
spindoc
03-22-2006, 11:50 AM
rob is fine, fully healed and ready to prove himself again. already has gained over 10 lbs of muscle and "mandatory lifting" has just started. he is anxious to meet T.O. , but sorry to see some teammates leave.
Pittdawg,
You have class. Thank you for participating.
VirusX
03-22-2006, 11:51 AM
rob is fine, fully healed and ready to prove himself again. already has gained over 10 lbs of muscle and "mandatory lifting" has just started. he is anxious to meet T.O. , but sorry to see some teammates leave.
Great to hear, cant wait to see him manhandle some DE's and keep his job. Prove these guys wrong.
mullet
03-22-2006, 11:53 AM
rob is fine, fully healed and ready to prove himself again. already has gained over 10 lbs of muscle and "mandatory lifting" has just started. he is anxious to meet T.O. , but sorry to see some teammates leave.
here is the reality for Rob and his weight loss last year..... there is no way he lost all that weight, and maintened his strength (certainly didn't gain strength). so, this offseason will be the first opportunity that he has had to build muscle and strength. The entire draft class will get stronger (how about chris canty who couldn't have had strong legs with his knee injury?).
So, combine more stength and better health, Rob has a chance to still be the starter at RT (imo).
Cowboy4ever
03-22-2006, 11:53 AM
Hey PittDawg,, glad to hear from you and very good news on Rob P. I think he did everything he could last year and I respect him for that. I would be interested to know what he thinks about LA being released and who he sees has the potential starter at LG now.. does he like petterman at LG?? Thanks and keep us up to date .
dalsyk
03-22-2006, 11:54 AM
Glad to hear from you Pittdawg! Ireally think Rob can be a great lineman. It takes time for lineman to mature to the NFL competition. I wish him the very best!
pittdawg
03-22-2006, 11:54 AM
With all the abuse people have laid on PittDawg and Rob, I wouldn't be surprised if he never posted here again.
Too bad, cause Rob has a great future.
don't have to worry about me or rob, neither one of us are looking for any special consideration. besides, unlike some posters out there, rob actually plays for the dallas cowboys and doesn't have to be concerned with the whims of some wanabe. don't mean to be overly critical, but life can be difficult at times.
SupermanXx
03-22-2006, 11:56 AM
don't have to worry about me or rob, neither one of us are looking for any special consideration. besides, unlike some posters out there, rob actually plays for the dallas cowboys and doesn't have to be concerned with the whims of some wanabe. don't mean to be overly critical, but life can be difficult at times.
you hear that guys? pittdawg doesn't need you guys kissing up to him like you do
anyway, pitt, who do you think Rob is closest to as far as teammates? and how's he doing?
fortdick
03-22-2006, 11:59 AM
don't have to worry about me or rob, neither one of us are looking for any special consideration. besides, unlike some posters out there, rob actually plays for the dallas cowboys and doesn't have to be concerned with the whims of some wanabe. don't mean to be overly critical, but life can be difficult at times.
Your a class act PD! And I believe Rob will be a good one. He showed a lot of heart last year. And this ain't kissing up, as previously implied. I always root for the guy that busts his butt and gives his best.
jazzcat22
03-22-2006, 12:00 PM
here is the reality for Rob and his weight loss last year..... there is no way he lost all that weight, and maintened his strength (certainly didn't gain strength). so, this offseason will be the first opportunity that he has had to build muscle and strength. The entire draft class will get stronger (how about chris canty who couldn't have had strong legs with his knee injury?).
So, combine more stength and better health, Rob has a chance to still be the starter at RT (imo).
True, and remember for his draft status, being the starter the way it turned out. He also played every offensive snap last year (what they said on the Ticket earlier). That is a big order for a rookie in that situation.
With a year of experience, off season training. And knowing what to expect this year. A WR to take pressure off, like less blitzing, less 8 man fronts. I think we will be pleasantly surprised at Rob's play this year. It takes time fellow fans. Be patient.
SilverStarCowboy
03-22-2006, 12:01 PM
No doubt it can be difficult pittdawg, in the position you are in it takes huge cahonas to post and read the trip that endlessly flows out of the computer sometimes. I can only encourage you to hang in and not let it get to you, at the same time doubting I could put up with it personally.
To quote the infamous words of Joe Dirt,
Life is a Garden, Dig it.
VirusX
03-22-2006, 12:01 PM
don't have to worry about me or rob, neither one of us are looking for any special consideration. besides, unlike some posters out there, rob actually plays for the dallas cowboys and doesn't have to be concerned with the whims of some wanabe. don't mean to be overly critical, but life can be difficult at times.
:lmao2: :bow: Right on.
SDogo
03-22-2006, 12:01 PM
you hear that guys? pittdawg doesn't need you guys kissing up to him like you do
anyway, pitt, who do you think Rob is closest to as far as teammates? and how's he doing?
:bow: Saved me from saying it
pittdawg
03-22-2006, 12:01 PM
to answer a few questions;
rob's playing weight hasn't been set yet, althought he is shooting for 325 lbs again.
he is friendly with most of the team, but peterman, al johnson, lousaka and julius are some that have been around when i'm there.
those players gone he liked cambell and glover alot.
there probably are others i don't know about.
Paniolo22
03-22-2006, 12:04 PM
don't have to worry about me or rob, neither one of us are looking for any special consideration. besides, unlike some posters out there, rob actually plays for the dallas cowboys and doesn't have to be concerned with the whims of some wanabe. don't mean to be overly critical, but life can be difficult at times.
Ha! Ha! AMEN! We as fans hardly ever take this into perspective. WE are not on the Cowboys (although most of us feel like part owners). As crappy as we think a player is, THEY are playing PRO FREAKIN' FOOTBALL! I hope Rob improves because he really needs it, and to be quite frank the team and the fans need it too.
Doomsday
03-22-2006, 12:04 PM
Good to hear he has his weight/strength up and he has recovered. It should be a good battle with him and Fabini, hopefully if nothing else he can learn some tricks of the trade from him and continue to grow as a player.
Im just glad Dallas has depth/options at both tackle spots and a good mix of veterans and youth.
TruBlueCowboy
03-22-2006, 12:04 PM
those players gone he liked cambell and glover alot.
Oh man. I hate reading that. Only confirms worries that the team is losing too many leaders. Hope the young guys and vet replacements can help bring some team chemistry to this roster.
sago1
03-22-2006, 12:05 PM
Glad to see you haven't given us up as a place where you don't want to visit. Your son showed real toughness in doing best job he could under most difficult circumstances. Glad to hear he's gained 10# of muscle even before weight conditioning program had begun & assume he healthy. We Cowboy fans are hopeful again this year as we are every year until reality creeps in late in season as injuries mount, etc.
Sure you and Rob both about the signing of OT Jason Fabini as our starter at RT. But Rob certainly shouldn't let this discourage him; just use it even more to just get better. Cowboys mouthpiece Mickey Spagnola said online that signing vet Fabini for such a low amount gives Cowboys options. While he's designated starter, we aren't paying him so much that we can't use him at backup if Rob Pettiti's development takes a big step forward.
Good talking to you; hope you visit us often with more from Rob about his workout. Frankly, I'd really like to see Rob make it to starting RT for the Cowboys either this year or next.
silver
03-22-2006, 12:07 PM
rob is fine, fully healed and ready to prove himself again. already has gained over 10 lbs of muscle and "mandatory lifting" has just started. he is anxious to meet T.O. , but sorry to see some teammates leave.
i'm glad to hear Pettiti is not conceding anything to the newcomers. Should be good to see who plays best in preseason. A year of exp under his belt and an offseason conditioning program should do wonders for him. Looking forward for an excellent season from him.
Canadian BoyzFan
03-22-2006, 12:10 PM
:bow: Saved me from saying it
I agree that no butt kissing in necessary as it becomes transparent very quickly. However, I do believe the man and his son deserve a little respect....that is all. No need to bash just because you get the chance to speak directly to his Dad.
Glad to hear Rob is working hard with the weights. I hope he also works on his foot work and agility as well. He was challeged by outside speed rushes also switching sides must have been a challenge.
In all honesty, I see Rob as a backup this year. Tell him to keep his head up and keep working hard, he'll be a solid pro with some more time and reps.
Keep us updated Pittdawg.
Kittymama
03-22-2006, 12:10 PM
Hey Pitt--great to see you back!
Here's one for you--since so many are pointing out that the perceived locker-room leaders are now gone (Glover, Campbell, Key), who are some of the potential new leaders? I'm thinking maybe guys like Roy & Witten?
Boy, is THIS year going to be interesting!! We're looking forward to full reports on the media circus that this year will be!!
pittdawg
03-22-2006, 12:11 PM
one more thing.
rivera is working out really hard and chanty has gained alot of upper body strenght.
Canadian BoyzFan
03-22-2006, 12:13 PM
one more thing.
rivera is working out really hard and chanty has gained alot of upper body strenght.
Getting Canty was a steal last year and I fully expect him to be a force this year. Great to hear he is bulking up. Big frame to grow on there.....6'7 I believe. What are you hearing about the team's feelings on TO?
TruBlueCowboy
03-22-2006, 12:14 PM
one more thing.
rivera is working out really hard and chanty has gained alot of upper body strenght.
Two guys that could be night and day. Awesome news! :yourock:
I once thought Rivera was finished having a back injury close to his mid-30's but maybe he's heading for another Pro Bowl this year. And Parcells talked about Canty hitting the rookie wall last year and needing to get in more football shape with his extended absence from workouts/football. I can't wait until this upcoming season!!
Everlastingxxx
03-22-2006, 12:14 PM
to answer a few questions;
rob's playing weight hasn't been set yet, althought he is shooting for 325 lbs again.
he is friendly with most of the team, but peterman, al johnson, lousaka and julius are some that have been around when i'm there.
those players gone he liked cambell and glover alot.
there probably are others i don't know about.
Losing those guys is tough. They were great Cowboys.
What are your thoughts on the team signing TO? I am curious
to what the team chemistry will be like this season. Who do you
think will take the leadership roles? Thanks for the responses.
silver
03-22-2006, 12:16 PM
one more thing.
rivera is working out really hard and chanty has gained alot of upper body strenght.
Rivera's always been a good worker. His back just wasn't right last year yet he started all but 2 games. You don't start 125 consecutive games in the NFL by being lazy.
pittdawg
03-22-2006, 12:22 PM
Losing those guys is tough. They were great Cowboys.
What are your thoughts on the team signing TO? I am curious
to what the team chemistry will be like this season. Who do you
think will take the leadership roles? Thanks for the responses.
rob is excited about T.O., but is cautious about how he will fit in. my feelings are he will be fine because playing football hasn't been the problem. playing for an owner like jerry jones might take some of the edge off.
i really don't know if anyone has stepped up as leader yet, but a lot of players haven't been around much. maybe after conditioning someone will begin to step forward.
thewivil
03-22-2006, 12:30 PM
Thanks for taking the time outta your day to talk to us knuckleheads, pittdawg.
Tobal
03-22-2006, 12:31 PM
I'd love to hear Robs take on Larry Allen, what was that man like in the lockerroom.
Also it was reported that Flozell worshipped the ground Allen walked on I wonder how he will be with Allen gone.
lockeroom dynamics interest me, I've been on teams with very varied backgrounds, but we were similar in age and very few of us were fathers. I wonder about the added dynamic of age and family situations.
pittdawg
03-22-2006, 12:37 PM
I'd love to hear Robs take on Larry Allen, what was that man like in the lockerroom.
Also it was reported that Flozell worshipped the ground Allen walked on I wonder how he will be with Allen gone.
lockeroom dynamics interest me, I've been on teams with very varied backgrounds, but we were similar in age and very few of us were fathers. I wonder about the added dynamic of age and family situations.
good teammate
one more thing.
rivera is working out really hard and chanty has gained alot of upper body strenght.
From what you have seen, would it be Correct to say that Rivera was not playing at 100% last year and is in closer to 100% this year? I hope so.
wileedog
03-22-2006, 12:42 PM
Thanks again for taking the time Pittdawg. THe inside info is much appreciated.
:bow:
neosapien23
03-22-2006, 12:43 PM
one more thing.
rivera is working out really hard and chanty has gained alot of upper body strenght.
So is Rivera actually looking like his old self? I know a few people who have had back surgeries and they always had problems.
justbob
03-22-2006, 12:46 PM
Pittdawg,
You have class. Thank you for participating.
double that--Thanks -- I know last season was tough--No one knew the
extent of the ankle injury. Few are ready for the fire on day one. Heathly,
stronger, and with a year under his belt. Remind him that it takes most lineman 3 years to really take hold.:bow: :bow:
pittdawg
03-22-2006, 12:46 PM
So is Rivera actually looking like his old self? I know a few people who have had back surgeries and they always had problems.
don't know if he's looking like his old self, but is working hard in the gym.
What about Flo, has he been around?
Danny White
03-22-2006, 01:05 PM
Hey Pittdawg! It's good seeing you back around the site.
It was great meeting you and your family at the Washington game last year!
I'm glad Rob's had a chance to heal up during the off season... I hope he gets a chance to do some serious damage this year!
notherbob
03-22-2006, 01:07 PM
Pittdawg -
Thanks for all you do for us in spite of the occasional flack here. I hope Rob comes on this year and proves his detractors wrong. That being said, just to prove I'm not kissing up to you...
Hey! Bite me, Man! :D
pittdawg
03-22-2006, 01:09 PM
What about Flo, has he been around?
sorry...don't know
royhitshard
03-22-2006, 01:17 PM
[QUOTE=pittdawg] unlike some posters out there, rob actually plays for the dallas cowboys and doesn't have to be concerned with the whims of some wanabe. QUOTE]
Enough said!:laugh1:
aikemirv
03-22-2006, 01:19 PM
So, just out of curiosity, what is a daily workout like in this voluntary workout period?
cleverusername
03-22-2006, 01:21 PM
Great to hear Poppa Dawg. I think he has a long future in a star! Tell him we're pulling for him.
:hammer:
WoodysGirl
03-22-2006, 01:25 PM
So, just out of curiosity, what is a daily workout like in this voluntary workout period?For Rob specifically, don't know...
But here's a link to a DMN article in the Article Zone about it..
http://dallascowboyszone.com/forums/showthread.php?t=51646
hipfake08
03-22-2006, 01:26 PM
I saw Pittdawg online many times even though he didn't post. I think he realizes the Pandora's Box he opens by posting on a Cowboys website. He can handle it. And honestly, I think Cowboys fans were more than fair about Rob. His grace period lasted a lot longer than Torrin Tucker or Ryan Young. Yeah, we all get on our soap boxes, but you gotta admit some of those games were just painful as hell to watch. Poor Rob just didn't have a chance in some of those games. Michael Strahan: :bang2:
But Rob has a huge upside coming back as a second year player in a system he now knows.
With one good year under his belt.
With his first real off season in the weight program.
This is something the mods may want to consider - 15 questions with Rob.
Something like Trickblue did the other day.
Would be nice to have a feature on line one time a week during the season where the Cowboys supplied a player of their choice and the mods sent in 15 questions.
one more thing.
rivera is working out really hard and chanty has gained alot of upper body strenght.
Thanks for the info pittdawg!
Glad to hear Rob is getting stronger, that alone will make him a much better player.
:bow:
CrazyCowboy
03-22-2006, 01:36 PM
rob is fine, fully healed and ready to prove himself again. already has gained over 10 lbs of muscle and "mandatory lifting" has just started. he is anxious to meet T.O. , but sorry to see some teammates leave.
Great news .......I sure hope Rob can build on what he started last year and show tons of improvement!
Galian Beast
03-22-2006, 01:44 PM
one more thing.
rivera is working out really hard and chanty has gained alot of upper body strenght.
How is Al Johnson doing so far, if you know? We all have high hopes for him (well some of us anyways) as well as Rob and Stephen. I even had high hopes for Jacob Rogers as well. Do you know any truth behind why they released him, when they were saying he was getting another shot?
Also do you know anything about kosier, and whether they plan to start him?
adbutcher
03-22-2006, 01:50 PM
Pittdawg,
Glad to see you back. I might be in the minority but I don't think Fabini is a shoe in to start. Loosing all that weight had to zap Rob big time. I will make my final judgement when TC starts. I am sure now that Rob has tasted starting in the NFL he will not concede anything to Fabini. Tell him we all wish him the best and to continue to work his arse off (not literally because junk in trunk in trenches is actually a good thing). :)
pittdawg
03-22-2006, 01:59 PM
How is Al Johnson doing so far, if you know? We all have high hopes for him (well some of us anyways) as well as Rob and Stephen. I even had high hopes for Jacob Rogers as well. Do you know any truth behind why they released him, when they were saying he was getting another shot?
Also do you know anything about kosier, and whether they plan to start him?
i really wish i had more info for you guys, i just don't know about some of this stuff. believe it or not, rob and i don't really talk about the goings on with the team much, just about what relates to him most of the time.
trickblue
03-22-2006, 02:02 PM
This is something the mods may want to consider - 15 questions with Rob.
Something like Trickblue did the other day.
That's a good idea...
Do you think Rob would be up for something like that PD?
No hurry...
pittdawg
03-22-2006, 02:03 PM
That's a good idea...
Do you think Rob would be up for something like that PD?
No hurry...
will talk to rob....don't know.
Galian Beast
03-22-2006, 02:07 PM
trickblue, who are you, and what did you do?
ravidubey
03-22-2006, 02:07 PM
will talk to rob....don't know.
Thanks for all the info! Best of luck to your family and Rob... btw, what's Rob doing with his playing time bonus check? :)
wileedog
03-22-2006, 02:10 PM
will talk to rob....don't know.
Priority List:
1. Lift weights
2. Improve footwork and balance
3. Pick up Parcell's dry cleaning
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trickblue
03-22-2006, 02:15 PM
trickblue, who are you, and what did you do?
I could tell you, but then I would have to kill you... ;)
pittdawg
03-22-2006, 02:17 PM
wileedog that's funny
i really wish i had more info for you guys, i just don't know about some of this stuff. believe it or not, rob and i don't really talk about the goings on with the team much, just about what relates to him most of the time.
Any little tidbit is like water to a man in the desert. Thank you very much. For what it is worth, I think Rob is physically superior to Fabini and stands a good chance against him in a fair competition. Last year it seemed like he could anchor or he could slide, but struggled to do both on the same play. One thing is for sure - he is tough enough to do a great job. I know you must be enormously proud of that fact alone.
xpistofer
03-22-2006, 02:57 PM
one more thing.
rivera is working out really hard and chanty has gained alot of upper body strenght.
just want to thank you again for taking the time to visit with us...
it is appreciated.
let Rob know there are a lot of Cowboy fans out there who are wishing him success and who are willing to be patient while he learns/grows (despite the harshness and disrespectfulness of a small minority).
thanks again!
Billy Bullocks
03-22-2006, 03:17 PM
rob is fine, fully healed and ready to prove himself again. already has gained over 10 lbs of muscle and "mandatory lifting" has just started. he is anxious to meet T.O. , but sorry to see some teammates leave.
Thanks alot, it's really interesting having you post on here.
I don't want to speak for Pittdawg, but I would believe that he is fully aware of the critics, especially at this level. Hell, I wouldn't doubt that he himself had a part in Rob getting to this level. You don't get to the NFL as an O-Lineman if you don't get a little tough love.
For a rookie 6th rounder, he did everything we could have asked of him, especially considering he wasn't supposed to be the starter.
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03-22-2006, 03:21 PM
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texastwister
03-22-2006, 03:25 PM
Pittdawg I just hope you take some of the posts about Rob with a grain of salt. Some people engage fingers before brain. Thanks for keeping us posters in the loop on the inside scoop.
Galian Beast
03-22-2006, 03:33 PM
I don't think there is a single player on our team that can go without getting heat unless they are absolutely perfect.
Even Ellis starting taking heat for doing absolutely nothing... Most of these fans aren't at all loyal. Then there are the rest of us.
burmafrd
03-22-2006, 04:27 PM
Thank you for the consideration and the info, Pittdawg.
I happen to think that Rob will be right in there swinging for the starting position.
UppityCracker2
03-22-2006, 04:32 PM
i really wish i had more info for you guys, i just don't know about some of this stuff. believe it or not, rob and i don't really talk about the goings on with the team much, just about what relates to him most of the time.
Well that's gotta change! :) Just kidding!
I really appreciate your posts.
underdark
03-22-2006, 04:39 PM
Still one of Rob's fans and think he did a great job for a 6th round rookie playing in front of an immobile QB
5 Super Bowls
03-22-2006, 04:39 PM
Is it true that Julius Jones smokes? I heard that he did.
Great guy so I have been told.
THUMPER
03-22-2006, 04:42 PM
Pittdawg,
Glad to see you back. I might be in the minority but I don't think Fabini is a shoe in to start. Loosing all that weight had to zap Rob big time. I will make my final judgement when TC starts. I am sure now that Rob has tasted starting in the NFL he will not concede anything to Fabini. Tell him we all wish him the best and to continue to work his arse off (not literally because junk in trunk in trenches is actually a good thing). :)
I would have to agree, the starter isn't set yet. I saw a lot of good play from Rob last season but he struggled against the top passrushers (doesn't everyone?) but dominated at times against the lesser players. Not bad for a 6th round rookie moving to a new position.
I am hopeful that Rob will hit the weights, work on his footwork, leverage, and technique a lot, and have fun while he is playing. Too often guys forget that it is still a game and they are meant to enjoy it.
Opportunities like this only come around for a very few guys so tell Rob to enjoy every moment of his NFL experience, even the two-a-days. It only lasts a short time then it is over.
Thanks PittDawg.
sadams
03-22-2006, 04:51 PM
If he was on the "Apprentice," he would be "hired"
Nice job Rob
I so excited when we got Rob - especially in the 6th round. Hope he continues to get better and nails down his spot on the line.
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