6'8 NFL player before and after

2010:

after: 

hmm i wonder what happened? /sarcasm

Yeah, I saw this.  The crazy thing is, you know the guys in that picture, especially the guy on the far right, are also ripped, and yet he still looks enormous compared to them in mass and muscle.  He looks absolutely gargantuan, and yeah, the HGH is strong in this one:P.  Having said that, even if I took HGH, T, roids, etc. I'd still be nowhere close to that.

It's pretty crazy to look at him. However, I'm not ridiculously impressed, simply because he's an OL man in the NFL, so lifting and eating are pretty much his job, but yeah, props to him I guess.

He's huge, and a professional football player. No surprise.

Man, that must have taken a ton of eating..

His poo must be huge

what a twig.

Definitely hitting up the roids.

hnnnng

Chicken legs for arms

I could take him on in that woman's sport they call "football".SolidSnake35

2010:

 

 

after: 

 

 

 

 

hmm i wonder what happened? /sarcasm

mingmao3046

Geez, just paint that guy green and he'd look like the Incredible Hulk. You wouldn't even need CGI effects.

Haha, look at his tiny little head. -Fromage-

get that ma n some armor!

On a serious note, why do people assume steroids? He is a professional football player, his job is to work out and play sports.  You can get that huge with a strict diet, training regimen, and legal supplements.

On a serious note, why do people assume steroids? He is a professional football player, his job is to work out and play sports.  You can get that huge with a strict diet, training regimen, and legal supplements.mrbojangles25

[QUOTE="mrbojangles25"]On a serious note, why do people assume steroids? He is a professional football player, his job is to work out and play sports.  You can get that huge with a strict diet, training regimen, and legal supplements.General_X

[QUOTE="General_X"][QUOTE="mrbojangles25"]On a serious note, why do people assume steroids? He is a professional football player, his job is to work out and play sports.  You can get that huge with a strict diet, training regimen, and legal supplements.no-scope-AK47

Don't know who it is, but generally players train exclusively for the combine probably train for 3 straight months, diet, strength etc. to be physically prepared. If he's been playing football for 3 years, it is unlikely he would get that big so fast. Reason is that the only time football players really increase in size is the offseason, during the season they would likely be lifting for maintenance and large changes in body mass would throw it off.

If he is not in the NFL, it is possible he got that large naturally without the use of illegal supplements over 3 years of very intense training/dieting.

If I had to guess, I'd be 95% sure he's on something illegal. That is a huge difference.

Don't know who it is, but generally players train exclusively for the combine probably train for 3 straight months, diet, strength etc. to be physically prepared. If he's been playing football for 3 years, it is unlikely he would get that big so fast. Reason is that the only time football players really increase in size is the offseason, during the season they would likely be lifting for maintenance and large changes in body mass would throw it off.

If he is not in the NFL, it is possible he got that large naturally without the use of illegal supplements over 3 years of very intense training/dieting.

If I had to guess, I'd be 95% sure he's on something illegal. That is a huge difference.

Zlurodirom

get that ma n some armor!

On a serious note, why do people assume steroids? He is a professional football player, his job is to work out and play sports.  You can get that huge with a strict diet, training regimen, and legal supplements.

mrbojangles25

Man, that must have taken a ton of eating..

The_Lipscomb

On a serious note, why do people assume steroids? He is a professional football player, his job is to work out and play sports.  You can get that huge with a strict diet, training regimen, and legal supplements.mrbojangles25

Don't know who it is, but generally players train exclusively for the combine probably train for 3 straight months, diet, strength etc. to be physically prepared. If he's been playing football for 3 years, it is unlikely he would get that big so fast. Reason is that the only time football players really increase in size is the offseason, during the season they would likely be lifting for maintenance and large changes in body mass would throw it off.

If he is not in the NFL, it is possible he got that large naturally without the use of illegal supplements over 3 years of very intense training/dieting.

If I had to guess, I'd be 95% sure he's on something illegal. That is a huge difference.

Zlurodirom

he still won't get paid like a quarterback. LoG-Sacrament

In other news, his testicles are now the size of raisins.

His head looks tinychaoscougar1

You can't keep those kinds of muscle forever. It's not gonna look good when he's 40 or 50...

[QUOTE="mrbojangles25"]On a serious note, why do people assume steroids? He is a professional football player, his job is to work out and play sports.  You can get that huge with a strict diet, training regimen, and legal supplements.General_X

[QUOTE="no-scope-AK47"]

[QUOTE="General_X"]One would have to assume that he was already on a rigerous diet and training regimen before he was in the NFL, the fact that he's pretty much doubled in width in less than 3 whole years makes think you give a little too much credit to diet and exercise. The body has a limit to the muscle it can pack on naturally and the bigger you get the less return you get from diet and exercise.lo_Pine

[QUOTE="lo_Pine"][QUOTE="no-scope-AK47"]He was younger in the 1st pic and did not have his man powah yet. Also he is getting better coaching and training now that he is a pro. His diet most likely improved as well being rich can do that.

no-scope-AK47

[QUOTE="no-scope-AK47"]

[QUOTE="lo_Pine"] Dude, he's on roids. General X is absolutely right. In order to get in the NFL he had to be in his best possible shape. To survive in the NFL you need a little something extra.lo_Pine

I could beat the crap out of him.

[QUOTE="lo_Pine"][QUOTE="no-scope-AK47"]The man is 6'8ft it takes time to fill that out. You just don't train for a couple years and your maxed out. Also improvements have been made in diet and supplements. You just don't get juiced and turn pro.

no-scope-AK47