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Men at work: Former Penn State stars Paul Posluszny and Sean Lee train in Pittsburgh for an NFL season they hope will start on timePublished: Thursday, April 21, 2011, 10:00 PM Updated: Friday, April 22, 2011, 2:41 PM
By BOB FLOUNDERS, The Patriot-News The Patriot-News
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View full sizeFormer Penn State linebacker Paul Posluszny runs sprints during his offseason training in Pittsburgh. Posluszny and Dallas Cowboys linebacker Sean Lee are working out with Steve Saunders of Power Train Sports. JOE HERMITT, The Patriot-News
PITTSBURGH -- The 2011 National Football League off-season is a mess. There is no collective bargaining agreement in place. Owners locked out the players right after the last one expired in early March; it’s now 41 days and counting.
There is so much uncertainty. Players are on their own; coaches and general managers can only hope they are following a conditioning plan. Time marches on — the fall schedule has been released and the draft will go off next week as planned — with little indication exactly when, and if, the owners and players will mend fences.
Two former Penn State standouts try not to think much about their unsettled futures.
But it’s not easy for Paul Posluszny and Sean Lee, two of the best linebackers Joe Paterno has ever developed.
Both players, who have been training here for two months with midstate performance trainer Steve Saunders, have added significant weight — and muscle — since their college days. They are carrying 240-plus pounds rather easily. However, for Poz and Lee, it’s not really about the weight at the moment.
http://blog.pennlive.com/bobflounders/2011/04/men_at_work_former_penn_state.html
Men at work: Former Penn State stars Paul Posluszny and Sean Lee train in Pittsburgh for an NFL season they hope will start on timePublished: Thursday, April 21, 2011, 10:00 PM Updated: Friday, April 22, 2011, 2:41 PM
By BOB FLOUNDERS, The Patriot-News The Patriot-News
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View full sizeFormer Penn State linebacker Paul Posluszny runs sprints during his offseason training in Pittsburgh. Posluszny and Dallas Cowboys linebacker Sean Lee are working out with Steve Saunders of Power Train Sports. JOE HERMITT, The Patriot-News
PITTSBURGH -- The 2011 National Football League off-season is a mess. There is no collective bargaining agreement in place. Owners locked out the players right after the last one expired in early March; it’s now 41 days and counting.
There is so much uncertainty. Players are on their own; coaches and general managers can only hope they are following a conditioning plan. Time marches on — the fall schedule has been released and the draft will go off next week as planned — with little indication exactly when, and if, the owners and players will mend fences.
Two former Penn State standouts try not to think much about their unsettled futures.
But it’s not easy for Paul Posluszny and Sean Lee, two of the best linebackers Joe Paterno has ever developed.
Both players, who have been training here for two months with midstate performance trainer Steve Saunders, have added significant weight — and muscle — since their college days. They are carrying 240-plus pounds rather easily. However, for Poz and Lee, it’s not really about the weight at the moment.
http://blog.pennlive.com/bobflounders/2011/04/men_at_work_former_penn_state.html

