Looking for "Super Trainers" in the Sports World

[The Indomitable DrugS]

Originally Posted by Port Conway Lane

I admire your research especially on the Cowboys.The Herschel Walker trade was much more likely the catalyst for their success than Woicik.
Excellent spin though.

Mark Stepnoski was born and raised in Erie. He went to Bob Sanders high school Erie Prep. He went to the Pro Bowl for five straight years from '92 through '96 as a center on that super human Cowboys O-line






Nate Newton weighed 400lbs when he played football.... he did have one of those weight loss surgeries that hasn't helped Charlie Weiss much ...






9 second video of Cowboys tackle Larry Allen bench pressing 700lbs....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c1FAbsxREb4

That whole O-line was insane. They would obliterate defensive players. Bench pressing 700lbs is a joke.

[Port Conway Lane]

Again very thorough research. I'm sure you can find similar results for any number of losing teams if you look deep enough.

[The Indomitable DrugS]

Originally Posted by Port Conway Lane

Again very thorough research. I'm sure you can find similar results for any number of losing teams if you look deep enough.

Guys bench pressing 700lbs?

Uh, no.

[The Indomitable DrugS]

Mark Tuinei - Cowboys offensive tackle. NFL all-pro in both '94 and '95. Three time Super Bowl winner. Dead at age 39

In May 1999, Tuinei was found unconscious in his car and pronounced dead upon arrival at a hospital in the Dallas suburb of Plano. He had been planning to return to Punahou School as offensive line coach. The autopsy revealed that Tuinei died of a lethal combination of heroin and a form of the drug ecstasy. His death was ruled an accident.

Another one of Port Conway Lane's squeaky clean but otherworldly great Dallas Cowboy offensive lineman from the mid '90's.

He joins the 700lbs bench press guy - and the two other juice monkeys pictured above - as a group that sent 4 O-lineman to the Pro Bowl in the same year. May he rest in peace.