Isaac Asiata learns the rope the hard way in Miami

[DKphin]

Isaac Asiata is getting a baptism by psychopath.

The fifth-round rookie offensive lineman has spent his time this offseason blocking Ndamukong Suh. Even in non-contact* practices, it hasn’t been easy.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2017/06/06/isaac-asiata-learns-the-rope-the-hard-way-in-miami/

 

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That article took a weird turn to the author crying that no one will explain the CBA to him.

 

[VBCheeseGrater]

That article took a weird turn to the author crying that no one will explain the CBA to him.

Agreed - While it's an interesting point he brings up, it's inclusion reads like the writer's ADD kicked in hard in the middle of writing the article.

 

[scodoublet]

I think/hope this will really benefit Asiata!

 

[False Alarm]

actually reads to me as if florio's trying to call attention to asiata's wording and hoping it gets the dolphins penalized like atlanta and seattle.

 

[Sons Of Shula]

That article took a weird turn to the author crying that no one will explain the CBA to him.

Mike Florio. Among many other idiocies, he's the same moron who got into a twitter fight with an NFL mascot.

 

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Mike Florio. Among many other idiocies, he's the same moron who got into a twitter fight with an NFL mascot.

From Wikipedia - the below extract makes sense give this story:

"Florio, 36 at the time, began Profootballtalk.com as a sideline to practicing labor law in Clarksburg, WV."

 

[daryl]

Blocking against Suh in practice did nothing for Dallas Thomas or Billy Turner other than reinforcing that they weren't very good to begin with and they likely would not get any better. So it's more about Asiata and his own strength and technique than it is about who he's blocking in practice.

 

[Shula Fan]

Two different articles in one. Strangly written indeed.

 

[tay0365]

Two different articles in one. Strangly written indeed.

Everything about Florio's life is strangely written.