Does George Costanza err Anthony Castonzo need to gain more weight?

[rock8591]

He's listed at 6'7'' and 311, and I would have never imagined a 300 pound person looking so skinny. In the NE game at LOS last year, I thought he was Coby Fleener during the TD catch.

 

Perhaps play at the 320-325 weight range, may help him as a run blocker as well as eat up bull rushes more?

 

[rock8591]

Here he looks to have a smaller waist that someone a foot shorter.

 

 

And here he looks like a tall WR or TE.

 

[NewColtsFan]

He's listed at 6'7'' and 311, and I would have never imagined a 300 pound person looking so skinny. In the NE game at LOS last year, I thought he was Coby Fleener during the TD catch.

 

Perhaps play at the 320-325 weight range, may help him as a run blocker as well as eat up bull rushes more?

 

 

No.     No need for more weight.

 

The key on the left side offensively is speed and quickness.      Remember, the LT is going against the best and speediest pass rusher on the defense.

 

Size -- body mass -- is less important on the left side.      That's why typically most right tackles are heavier than left tackles are.      Yes,  there are exceptions to the rule,  but for the vast majority of teams,   that's the way they build lines.....

[Dustin]

-_-

[ColtsLegacy]

[Gabriel Alexander Morillo]

Ohhh myy

[shakedownstreet]

[RockThatBlue]

No.

[Mr.Debonair]

good title

[lennymoore24]

No, the offense has to stop putting Luck in an empty backfield doing 7 second plays.  Any good end would tee off on that.

[throwing BBZ]

He's listed at 6'7'' and 311, and I would have never imagined a 300 pound person looking so skinny. In the NE game at LOS last year, I thought he was Coby Fleener during the TD catch.

 

Perhaps play at the 320-325 weight range, may help him as a run blocker as well as eat up bull rushes more?

 

 

 He is slow enough already.

[Doctor Mad]

Or best Olineman and you want to play with his weight?  Let this group gel.  They did an admirable job last night and so far this year.  Growing pains!

[OLD FAN MAN]

if he gains weight speed rushers beat him a lot more than they do now. he is just average in ability, and should not have  got a huge contract, another grigs wiff. our whole o-line is below average, grigs is not a good judge of o-line talent

[ColtsConsistency]

if he gains weight speed rushers beat him a lot more than they do now. he is just average in ability, and should not have got a huge contract, another grigs wiff. our whole o-line is below average, grigs is not a good judge of o-line talent

For being an O-lineman himself, you'd think he'd have his $ h i t together from day 1.

[Steamboat_Shaun]

I'd like to see him get less holding calls, that's for sure (I think he has the most on the team?), but I'm not sure gaining 20 pounds would solve that issue.

[spartancolt]

Maybe he lost weight for bodies photo

[UKColt13]

Is he doing what he needs to do at the weight he is now? Yes

 

I don't see the reasoning behind the want for change

[coltsfeva]

He needs to improve his technique and STOP the FALSE STARTS and HOLDING!!!

[BlueShoe]

No.     No need for more weight.

 

The key on the left side offensively is speed and quickness.      Remember, the LT is going against the best and speediest pass rusher on the defense.

 

This is the correct answer.

[Esquire59]

I'm really hoping Anthony gets things together.  He's my one of my favorite Colts and I praised the new contract immensely.  But, 74 is having his worst season as a pro to someone (me) that studies oline play.  I have full faith in him but, MAN, he needs a string of 3-4 good games with no penalties (and yeah some have been sketchy calls) and sacks.