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#56fanatic

04-07-2009, 01:11 PM

I think Jansen was taking his spot for granted last year, and may not have put 100% into the offseason. A friend of mine watched a new clip and it was showing Jansens mobile home he stays in during camp. In the fridge was all Bud Lite cans. Now we all know that the guys like to have their beers, but Jansen isn't a spring chicken and i think he knows now that he has to work harder in the offseason than he has had to do in the earlier days. I really think this offensive line is going to be one of the best in the NFL this year. Dockery coming back, neither samuels or Jansen having major surgery in the offseason and Rabach has been solid. I am just hoping they all really work hard and get in tremendous shape because they really looked wiped out by week 10 last year.

53Fan

04-07-2009, 01:16 PM

The only reason I'm holding out some hope for Jansen is the fact he didn't need some sort of major surgery this offseason and he should be stronger and healthier this year than he's been in quite some time.

That, coupled with the fact that I don't ever remember him being pushed this hard for a starting spot, may light a tremendous fire under his ass. But if Heyer straight up wins the spot, knowing that Jansen's going to give it everything he's got, I'd say Heyer has earned it and must at least have some talent. It should be a good competition and hopefully bring out the best in both of them.


	Commanders Post at The Warpath > Commanders Football > Locker Room Main Forum > HB Blades or Stephon Heyer? Log in HB Blades or Stephon Heyer? Pages : 1 2 3 4 [5] #56fanatic 04-07-2009, 01:11 PM I think Jansen was taking his spot for granted last year, and may not have put 100% into the offseason. A friend of mine watched a new clip and it was showing Jansens mobile home he stays in during camp. In the fridge was all Bud Lite cans. Now we all know that the guys like to have their beers, but Jansen isn't a spring chicken and i think he knows now that he has to work harder in the offseason than he has had to do in the earlier days. I really think this offensive line is going to be one of the best in the NFL this year. Dockery coming back, neither samuels or Jansen having major surgery in the offseason and Rabach has been solid. I am just hoping they all really work hard and get in tremendous shape because they really looked wiped out by week 10 last year. 53Fan 04-07-2009, 01:16 PM The only reason I'm holding out some hope for Jansen is the fact he didn't need some sort of major surgery this offseason and he should be stronger and healthier this year than he's been in quite some time. That, coupled with the fact that I don't ever remember him being pushed this hard for a starting spot, may light a tremendous fire under his ass. But if Heyer straight up wins the spot, knowing that Jansen's going to give it everything he's got, I'd say Heyer has earned it and must at least have some talent. It should be a good competition and hopefully bring out the best in both of them.