2020 Training Camp Thread

Looks like he's been 225 since 2018 training camp. Non-story.

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Raiders coach Jon Gruden: Amari Cooper is up to 225 pounds

Raiders head coach Jon Gruden appeared on NFL Network on Monday night to discuss a number of different issues surrounding Oakland. Gruden spoke about the Khalil Mack contract situation, Jordy Nelson's speed and much more. You can watch the full interview below, courtesy of…
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Genghis Khan said:
Looks like he's been 225 since 2018 training camp. Non-story.

raiderswire.usatoday.com

Raiders coach Jon Gruden: Amari Cooper is up to 225 pounds

Raiders head coach Jon Gruden appeared on NFL Network on Monday night to discuss a number of different issues surrounding Oakland. Gruden spoke about the Khalil Mack contract situation, Jordy Nelson's speed and much more. You can watch the full interview below, courtesy of…
raiderswire.usatoday.com
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Oh, well never mind.
 
Genghis Khan said:
Here's the funny thing.

Author of the tweet expressing surprise that Cooper is 225? Marcus Mosher.

Author of the article discussing Cooper's weight gain up to 225 in 2018? Also Marcus Mosher.
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Wow.
 
Genghis Khan said:
Here's the funny thing.

Author of the tweet expressing surprise that Cooper is 225 this year? Marcus Mosher.

Author of the article discussing Cooper's weight gain up to 225 in 2018? Also Marcus Mosher.
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That Mosher guy is a strange dude. Everyone over at cowboysown worshiped him because he "was in the know". And he in turn, suckled at the fat tit of Hostile. Really weird dynamic.

And don't EVER dare question anything Mosher said, or you will promptly be pm'd into submission by numerous swell fellas.
 
NoDak said:
That Mosher guy is a strange dude. Everyone over at cowboysown worshiped him because he "was in the know". And he in turn, suckled at the fat tit of Hostile. Really weird dynamic.

And don't EVER dare question anything Mosher said, or you will promptly be pm'd into submission by numerous swell fellas.
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Wait. He was "The Emperor" or some such shit?
 
Seeing Cowboys quarterbacks in red jerseys was one of the first signs of change under Mike McCarthy. The meaning? Don’t hit the QBs. “It’s just something frankly that’s been done everywhere I’ve ever worked, so it’s more of a preference,” McCarthy said. “I think it identifies the objective, particularly when you get into the team periods … To be honest, back in the 90s, those guys really didn’t run the ball so much, so it might be a little unfair when Dak turns it upfield with a red jersey.”


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Todd Archer, ESPN Staff Writer
 
Shiningstar said:
whats the opinion of it? i dont know what happened with him and the board i came from, Cowboyszone. Left that board, this one is nicer
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It's the epitome of group think.
 
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