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Feeding an NFL team for a week? Start with 700 pounds of chicken
It's no surprise that an NFL cafeteria serves a staggering amount of food, but in this health-conscious era don't expect burgers and fries.

 

Some NFL players weigh more than 300 pounds. If you think those players can walk into their team cafeteria and eat whatever they want, think again. In the ultra-competitive modern NFL, players and teams are looking to gain an advantage wherever they can. Nutrition has become an important component of building a winning team, which means NFL teams carefully control what players eat while they're in the practice facility.

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Years ago, before Ballers there was a NFL series on TV that lasted only 1 season because the league did

not like the way it was portrayed. Anybody remember the name of that show?

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Years ago, before Ballers there was a NFL series on TV that lasted only 1 season because the league did

not like the way it was portrayed. Anybody remember the name of that show?

Playmakers

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Go Nit Wit Liars! We are State Pen!

was that on Twitter some where?

 

The Process.

damn it. You actually said something funny. Hell froze over
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A couple weeks ago, Eric Wood commented on team diet/eating during his weekly Monday segment on GR-55 with Schopp and Bulldog.

 

He said it has definitely improved since when he first joined the team, meaning players are eating healthier diets that are constructed with some kind of nutritional plan in mind.

 

He also said he has trouble keeping weight on during the season, and so he eats fattening stuff just before bed and what not.

 

I think he said he is at 305 right now but he would ideally like to be maybe as light as 260 (?) when he retires for every day normal life.

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