TomE
The Pro Bowler
Think Neild is still around, reportedly 'on the bubble' but training camp will start to sort out who goes and when.
The guy coming off the record-setting season opted for the same trainer as the one just trying to hang on. Washington Redskins wide receiver Pierre Garcon wants to build on 2013; Chris Neild wants to make the roster. And Mike Barwis worked with both toward that goal -- as the series, "American Muscle," will highlight.
Neild Barwis, a senior advisor to the New York Mets and a consultant for the Miami Dolphins, has long worked with Neild and became a strong admirer years ago. This past offseason was the first time he worked with Garcon, who wanted to improve his explosiveness with route-running.
Is this random enough?
Jason Hatcher (@hatcher97) tweeted at 8:16 AM on Wed, Jul 09, 2014:
Wtf!! Woke up the first thing I saw was body flying pass my window, so went to the balcony and It was a man who committed suicide.
(https://twitter.com/hatcher97/status/486846452165906433)
The Pocono Punisher and 'Fangs' Garcon on American Muscle.
This is the show that I believe MikeSr was talking about, the trainer big props Neild.
Hard not to root for the Punisher.
Amen to that!While I agree with you, it's nice to be on this side of a contract year for a change and have them play their hearts out for us.
Why can't we just cut Tanard Jackson's ass? Why was he re-signed earlier this year?
The Redskins hired outside linebackers coach Brian Baker to improve the pass rush, notably Brian Orakpo and Ryan Kerrigan. He’s teaching them new techniques and harping on a different mindset. What Baker won’t do, he said, is tinker with their coverage skills.
“They are the best covering outside linebackers in this league,” Baker said last month. “I was shocked when I studied film to take the job how good those guys are in coverage.”
You haven't joined any rooms.