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sportscurmudgeon · 06-02-2004, 04:24 PM

St Paul Pioneer-Press reports that Lesnar has individual workouts scheduled with those teams starting in late June. He is reported as 6'4" and 290 lbs and hopes to be DE/pass rush specialist.

One other report said he was only 6% body fat which immediately makes me think of the word "steroid", but he could be some kind of workout freak. He has to know that he will be tested for "performance enhancers", no?

Notice that 6 of the 8 teams with whom he has scheduled workouts were playoff teams last year. Interesting...

He would not be the first NCAA wrestling champion to make it in the NFL. Curly Culp was an All-Pro nose tackle (in a 3-4 defense) for KC and Jim Nance (or was it John Nance?) was a decent fullback for the Pats for a couple of years.

06-02-2004, 04:24 PM	#5
sportscurmudgeon Playmaker Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 3,159	St Paul Pioneer-Press reports that Lesnar has individual workouts scheduled with those teams starting in late June. He is reported as 6'4" and 290 lbs and hopes to be DE/pass rush specialist. One other report said he was only 6% body fat which immediately makes me think of the word "steroid", but he could be some kind of workout freak. He has to know that he will be tested for "performance enhancers", no? Notice that 6 of the 8 teams with whom he has scheduled workouts were playoff teams last year. Interesting... He would not be the first NCAA wrestling champion to make it in the NFL. Curly Culp was an All-Pro nose tackle (in a 3-4 defense) for KC and Jim Nance (or was it John Nance?) was a decent fullback for the Pats for a couple of years.