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Can we draft a Sumo wrestler?


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I dont know, Micah was in the sumo guy's environment. Sumo guy might not have what it takes on grass. Plus, that was Micah trying to bull rush. What happens when he does a swim move or stunt? I'm all for it so long as he stands strong like the Great Wall of china (yes I know he's Japanese). 

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Fun to think about, and I would love to see someone try out.

You just go around a guy like that though.  I would be interested to see what they could do if they were taught a few things.  Hard to believe big boy is going to be moving fast enough to stop someone though.

If it was a rule that you had to go THROUGH the line first, impenetrable, lol

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15 minutes ago, kungfoodude said:

If he held that stance in the NFL he would get fuging demolished in short order.

They are amazing at what they do but it wouldn't translate. Hence why you have never seen it.

That and how is the endurance running all around a filed. Sumo bouts don't last all that long with footwork for tossing weight using leverage. Pretty sure that would be a lot of holding calls and personal fouls lol

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