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He’s actually already slimmed down a lot. Seems like he’s been 210 lbs since 7th grade but has added about 6 inches. Saw something where they project him to be 6’3” when he’s done growing. If he stretches to 6’3” and doesn’t put on more than 20 lbs in the process he’ll look exactly like Dylan.
They should both be extremely durable as pocket passers. Chronic injuries seem to happen more when you have a kid with a 180 lb frame who bulks up to 220. If you have a 220 pound frame and trim the fat into muscle, you’re gonna be way more durable just based on bone density and the strength of connective tissue alone.
There’s a reason I recommend puppies be on full feed from 6-14 weeks after weening. That’s when they are setting the foundation for their frame. Their adult bone density will be ~20% higher then a similar puppy who was portion fed during the same time frame. Baby fat is great as it promotes a stronger muscular-skeletal system.
They should both be extremely durable as pocket passers. Chronic injuries seem to happen more when you have a kid with a 180 lb frame who bulks up to 220. If you have a 220 pound frame and trim the fat into muscle, you’re gonna be way more durable just based on bone density and the strength of connective tissue alone.
There’s a reason I recommend puppies be on full feed from 6-14 weeks after weening. That’s when they are setting the foundation for their frame. Their adult bone density will be ~20% higher then a similar puppy who was portion fed during the same time frame. Baby fat is great as it promotes a stronger muscular-skeletal system.