On the bright side, he had himself a damn good game. If he keeps it up, Tyron Smith is no longer our starter.
Tyron was done the day he got the hamstring injury.
Once they signed Peters it was official.
Even at 40, Peters has a better chance to stay healthy than Tyron. They're more likely to bring Peters back next season than Tyron.
Tyron played at under 300 in college. He spent far too much time in the weight room and now looks like the Hulk. Tyler was 324 when drafted and Tyron looks bigger than him.
There is a documentary about body builder Ronnie Coleman. He is considered by many as the Greatest of all Time in that sport.
Now he can barely walk. He is 5-11 and eventually got up to 300 pounds in competition and more in the offseasons.
Parcells wanted Larry Allen to back off on weight lifting at max weights and focus on dynamic weight lifting moves. LA had some issues with soft tissue injuries late in his career and his movement skills declined. Parcells was probably correct about the need for him to back of the heavy lifting.
I think Parcells would have forced Tyron to back off on the weight lifting which might have extended his career. Tyron could take a year off of weight training and still be stronger than most players.
Peters and Tyler are just naturally large humans. Peters was a 320 pound TE in college and Tyler was 324 pre-draft.