The dog on the right is our six month old puppy, Gus. He is sitting with Beau, who weighs 90 lbs. I don’t know how much Gus weighs. We miss our baby puppy, pictured below.
He adores Beau and copies everything Beau does.
He grew fast.
When I broke my femur in December, it slowed my time in the 40, but at least my hand size has not changed.
Dear Readers,
In a number of other posts, I have humbly mentioned my status in the N.F.L. as a temporarily unsigned free agent. I have, among other things, noted the scientific truth that I was formerly the ideal height (6’2″)and weight (247 lbs.)for an N.F.L. linebacker. Then I updated you all with the recent confession that I have slipped down to a lithe 222 lbs. Now I have to make up with quickness and strength what I have lost in bulk.
But wait! There is another option. That option is to change positions. It has been called to my attention that at the N.F.L. Scouting Combine being held in Indianapolis as I write these words, one of the many tests and measurements is the size of a prospect’s hands. Although not all quarterbacks have the same size hands, the evaluators have determined that there is a certain size hand that…
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