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Dressler shat the bed last year. I'd have no interest in him if I'm Walters.

Chris Matthews?

@DarrinBauming: #Bombers add 5'10" 190lb International defensive back Sam Miller. The Florida International product spent parts of 2014 with Buffalo Bills.

I wouldn't be surprised if Walters has the money/cap space for 2-3 more big splashes in free agency.

I could be wrong, but wasn't Kenny Stafford in a Bombers training camp sometime within the past few years?

Nice. So he's in the ballpark with the other elite CFL LBs. It'll come down to his instincts and the mental side of his game.

Eliminian runs a 4.6, Bighill around 4.55. Probably couldn't run those today, but at peak.MLB 40 yard times are not really all that important though, imo Cool. Thanks. I was just curious.

Benton's 40 time is 4.65. How does that compare to other MLB's? Seems a little slow but not sure how other LBs compare.

Let's just hope he doesn't break up with his GF.

Interesting on Everett. I'd say this definitely spells the end of Hinse with the Bombers...maybe even Morley. If it were up to me I'd keep Morley and stick him on the IR as insurance.

My guess is around $140k.

I was optimistic but doesn't sound like either will be in Bomber TC this year.

PFZ Draft Q&A: Central Michigan linebacker Shamari Benton, January 2, 2014 I had the pleasure of asking Central Michigan linebacker Shamari Benton some questions as he prepares for the 2014 NFL draft. What did you learning during your time at Central Michigan? During the transition from high school to collegiate athletics one of the most important lessons I learned was being consistent. As a competitor everyday has to be 100% and the coaching staff at CMU expected nothing less. Whether it was film study, practice or late in the fourth quarter the same amount of effort and attention to detail had to executed. What was the highlight of your college career? After fighting our way back from a losing record in 2012 our team was able to make it to the Little Caesar Bowl where we faced a talented Western Kentucky team. We battled hard and eventually won the game. After I was named Defensive MVP at the award ceremony. Then in 2013 during two-a-days I was elected team captain for the season by my teammates which was the highlight of my senior year. What are your goals going forward? I recently graduated from Central Michigan University with over a 3.0 GPA and now I am completely dedicated to the sport I love. I plan to train for my pro day on March 3rd and perform at a high level when the times arrives. My goal is to make a NFL team and contribute in anyway that they can utilize my talents. How can you help an NFL team? I have a great combination of speed and size that can allow me to play both inside and outside linebacker. Throughout my collegiate career I have had the opportunity to play a lot of games at both positions and have proven with consistent stats that I can produce at a high level. I also have the intellect to play linebacker and identify offensive formation and strategy. During my three years as a starter I set our defensive fronts and made the necessary audibles. I also have played on every special team throughout my career even as a senior captain because I am team guy that is willing to make sacrifices for success. How can you improve as a football player? I plan to improve in my Tampa 2 coverage ability this off season. Although at CMU we had it in our package we rarely ran it. I hope to master the necessary drops in order to make plays in that coverage. What is your greatest attribute as a person and as a football player? My greatest attribute as a person has to be that I am a loyal person. That’s a difficult attribute to find in most people and one that I am proud to be able to say that I have. As a football player the combination of my work ethic and ability really sets me apart. How do you plan on preparing for the NFL? I will be training with former NFL players in preparation for the pro day and team workouts in the future. I also plan to have speed development training and weight training as well. The six foot, 235 pound Benton recorded 111 tackles this season, 2 sacks and one interception this past season.

12/14/13 - 2013 ALL-MAC THIRD TEAM: Inside Linebacker - Shamari Benton, Central Michigan...Benton, a team captain for the 2013 season, combined with Cherocci to provide the Central Michigan defense with one of the nation’s top tackling tandems. In the past 25 games, they have combined for 490 tackles, an average of nearly 20 tackles per game (19.6). Benton recorded 100-plus tackles for the second consecutive season, totaling 111, which ranked third in the MAC. Benton also led CMU and ranked seventh in the MAC with 10.5 tackles for loss. He reached double digits in tackles in seven games, including tying a career-high with 14 stops twice. Benton also recorded 2.0 sacks, one interception, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery. - Central Michigan football His 40 yard dash is 4.64.

It's not all about stats with Kohlert. He typically plays a WR spot that doesn't get thrown to a lot. He catches everything thrown his way, including some very difficult catches.

Kohlert by far.

Bombers add LB and DB The Winnipeg Blue Bombers announce today the club has added International linebacker Shamari Benton, and International defensive back Jarrid Bryant. Benton (5-11, 231, Central Michigan, May 9, 1991, Detroit, Michigan) played his collegiate football at Central Michigan from 2010-2013. He finished there with career total of 307 tackles, two sacks, and one interception. He was 5th in the MAC in tackles in his final season of 2013. Benton was signed by the Detroit Lions but was released prior to the start of the season. Bryant (6-4, 195, South Dakota, April 2, 1990 in Corona, California) played four years at Arizona State, the first three as a receiver, before transferring to South Dakota for his final year of NCAA football (2013). At defensive back that season, he had 39 tackles and 2 interceptions as a senior. After going undrafted, he signed with the St. Louis Rams.

It's not every athlete and it's based on typical physical signs of usage.

I'd say the "die hard" fans are more like 2%.

lol

Yes, Brad Pitt. You can tell by his jaw, just like Cornish.

... what? You can't just throw out a bold accusation like that with zero evidence.Look at his head. It's a textbook HGH head.If you want to accuse him of using steroids, just say steroids. HGH symptoms are entirely different. And no, it's not a textbook "steroid head"I didn't say steroids. I said HGH. I'm fully aware of the difference between the two and symptoms/signs of each. Cornish has a textbook HGH head/face.Lol. Okay then. I'll just hope someone like BriceDream sees this and can give a far more educated response to this than I can.But no, there's no such thing as a "textbook HGH head/face" http://www.hgh.org/HGH-Effects-On-Face.html I'm still not even sure what you're implying. Are you implying his skin looks young and wrinkle free or are you implying he's abused HGH to the point that he's developed symptoms of acromegaly (which he hasn't)?His forehead and jaw show typical signs of HGH use.You think Cornish has a prominent jaw and forehead? You have got to be kidding! Next you're going to say Jay Leno is abusing HGH.I promise Jay Leno isn't on HGH! lolBrad Pitt is a celebrity I suspect is on HGH. Everyone shows different degree of signs, but his face shows some. And the fact that he's 50 years old and looks much, much younger.

... what? You can't just throw out a bold accusation like that with zero evidence.Look at his head. It's a textbook HGH head.If you want to accuse him of using steroids, just say steroids. HGH symptoms are entirely different. And no, it's not a textbook "steroid head"I didn't say steroids. I said HGH. I'm fully aware of the difference between the two and symptoms/signs of each. Cornish has a textbook HGH head/face.Lol. Okay then. I'll just hope someone like BriceDream sees this and can give a far more educated response to this than I can. But no, there's no such thing as a "textbook HGH head/face" http://www.hgh.org/HGH-Effects-On-Face.html I'm still not even sure what you're implying. Are you implying his skin looks young and wrinkle free or are you implying he's abused HGH to the point that he's developed symptoms of acromegaly (which he hasn't)?His forehead and jaw show typical signs of HGH use.Okay. Again, I strongly disagree but again, I'll defer to someone who can do a way better job of explaining it than I can.Lebron James is another guy who was on HGH. But is off this season.

... what? You can't just throw out a bold accusation like that with zero evidence.Look at his head. It's a textbook HGH head.If you want to accuse him of using steroids, just say steroids. HGH symptoms are entirely different. And no, it's not a textbook "steroid head"I didn't say steroids. I said HGH. I'm fully aware of the difference between the two and symptoms/signs of each. Cornish has a textbook HGH head/face.Lol. Okay then. I'll just hope someone like BriceDream sees this and can give a far more educated response to this than I can. But no, there's no such thing as a "textbook HGH head/face" http://www.hgh.org/HGH-Effects-On-Face.html I'm still not even sure what you're implying. Are you implying his skin looks young and wrinkle free or are you implying he's abused HGH to the point that he's developed symptoms of acromegaly (which he hasn't)?His forehead and jaw show typical signs of HGH use.

... what? You can't just throw out a bold accusation like that with zero evidence.Look at his head. It's a textbook HGH head.If you want to accuse him of using steroids, just say steroids. HGH symptoms are entirely different. And no, it's not a textbook "steroid head"I didn't say steroids. I said HGH. I'm fully aware of the difference between the two and symptoms/signs of each. Cornish has a textbook HGH head/face.Lol. Okay then. I'll just hope someone like BriceDream sees this and can give a far more educated response to this than I can. But no, there's no such thing as a "textbook HGH head/face" http://www.hgh.org/HGH-Effects-On-Face.html