NFL Lineman: I changed my body for sport. No man should have to.

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This is exactly it right here. Her initial comments were an embarrassment.

former player wrote:

I was forced to eat and lift weights. I went from 210 lbs in college to 295 lbs in my second year in the NFL. I don't care how much money I was paid or that I signed up to play in the NFL. No man should ever have to change his body for sport.

I do not know if you are real? Most men on here who have a problem with Mary Cain are NIKE employees and/or current or former D1 runners, all with smaller contracts than Cain. Why would a 290lbs. defensive lineman care about Mary Cain's plight? If you're 290lbs. with a sub-4.8 40 yard dash you made a lot of money. Only people who make a lot of money do not care about money.

I don't know if you're real ... wrote:

former player wrote:

I was forced to eat and lift weights. I went from 210 lbs in college to 295 lbs in my second year in the NFL. I don't care how much money I was paid or that I signed up to play in the NFL. No man should ever have to change his body for sport.

I do not know if you are real? Most men on here who have a problem with Mary Cain are NIKE employees and/or current or former D1 runners, all with smaller contracts than Cain. Why would a 290lbs. defensive lineman care about Mary Cain's plight? If you're 290lbs. with a sub-4.8 40 yard dash you made a lot of money. Only people who make a lot of money do not care about money.

He's not for real, he stole it from another thread.

former player wrote:

I was forced to eat and lift weights. I went from 210 lbs in college to 295 lbs in my second year in the NFL. I don't care how much money I was paid or that I signed up to play in the NFL. No man should ever have to change his body for sport.

U think u have it bad. I’m a sumo wrestler. I had to get fat AND wear those stupid thongs to show off my physique

former player wrote:

I was forced to eat and lift weights. I went from 210 lbs in college to 295 lbs in my second year in the NFL. I don't care how much money I was paid or that I signed up to play in the NFL. No man should ever have to change his body for sport.

Found the incel!

former player wrote:

I was forced to eat and lift weights. I went from 210 lbs in college to 295 lbs in my second year in the NFL. I don't care how much money I was paid or that I signed up to play in the NFL. No man should ever have to change his body for sport.

+1

Well played

Bigger guy wrote:

U think u have it bad. I’m a sumo wrestler. I had to get fat AND wear those stupid thongs to show off my physique

You poor thing! No man should EVER have to wear a thong to show off their assets just to enjoy the sport they love.

Did it leave you with possibly permanent damage after five broken bones which were completely avoidable and essentially due to negligence? Did it leave you with a massively increased risk of osteoporosis which can lead to hip fractures, one of the leading causes of death in elderly women? Did it alter your future like that? Did you end up with psychiatric problems that were completely ignored? Hmm. The people who have problems with what she said are part of the problem. No one should damage themselves for sport - especially when it causes such bad results, it's not even like there was a trade off.

You recognize the difference between "no man (or woman) should have to." and "no GIRL should have to" a lot of this centers around the disregard for how a girl's bodybmatures differently and more slowly than a boys. Not man vs. woman ..girl vs. boy.

Also a lot of linemen regret their NFL careers after it's over for what they've done to their bodies.

Yepper.

this is it wrote:

former player wrote:

I was forced to eat and lift weights. I went from 210 lbs in college to 295 lbs in my second year in the NFL. I don't care how much money I was paid or that I signed up to play in the NFL. No man should ever have to change his body for sport.

Found the incel!

Ok boomer

Based and redpilled

65% of Americans are overweight while only 1% are underweight. Obesity is the largest health problem in this country yet we can't tell people they are too fat but we can tel people they are too thin.

dajsgfvcjagsb wrote:

Did it leave you with possibly permanent damage after five broken bones which were completely avoidable and essentially due to negligence? Did it leave you with a massively increased risk of osteoporosis which can lead to hip fractures, one of the leading causes of death in elderly women? Did it alter your future like that? Did you end up with psychiatric problems that were completely ignored? Hmm. The people who have problems with what she said are part of the problem. No one should damage themselves for sport - especially when it causes such bad results, it's not even like there was a trade off.

This is obviously not a real poster, but even if it were, how could you even compare "possible permanent damage" from running to the permanent damage many NFL players suffer? It's not even close.

From being tackled, to concussions, to having to be overweight for years, the NFL Fs up their bodies.

Anyone here remember Lyle Alzado?

Utbcw wrote:

Anyone here remember Lyle Alzado?

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A real bad a $$

former player wrote:

I was forced to eat and lift weights. I went from 210 lbs in college to 295 lbs in my second year in the NFL. I don't care how much money I was paid or that I signed up to play in the NFL. No man should ever have to change his body for sport.

Sorry buddy, the life of a female is more valuable than the life of a male.

Signed,

Every single SJW on the planet

Not so fast..... wrote:

Sorry buddy, the life of a female is more valuable than the life of a male.

Signed,

Every single SJW on the planet

Unless it's a male who identifies as a woman.

Remember: trans > female > male.