Should we sign John Taylor at DT (6'11" 500 lbs)?
 

This John Taylor goes by "House" and he's a defensive tackle for the Central Penn Piranha of the Gridiron Developmental Football League.
House stands 6-foot-11, weighs 500 pounds and wears a 6XL jersey. For comparison's sake, William "The Refrigerator" Perry, tipped the scales at 382. The Fridge was smaller than House by a whole cheerleader -- 118 pounds.

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He's too old, of course. But an entertaining thought nevertheless!

Re: Should we sign John Taylor at DT (6'11" 500 lbs)?
 

WOW, 35. He better start losing it fast. 5 more years and he could be dead.
He would only be useful to any NFL in a short yardage situation. That's too specialized for a roster spot.

Re: Should we sign John Taylor at DT (6'11" 500 lbs)?
 

Besides, there's no way the Saints have any pants that big.

Re: Should we sign John Taylor at DT (6'11" 500 lbs)?
 

He would eat Roman Harpers neck.

Re: Should we sign John Taylor at DT (6'11" 500 lbs)?
 

Then we sign him to a 3 year contract.


Line him up infront of Shanle, with his mass we do not have to worry about Shanly doing or not doing anything.

The hurricane cone of uncertainty will never fall around Shanle.

Re: Should we sign John Taylor at DT (6'11" 500 lbs)?
 

Nope. If we feed that thing, it'll never go away ...

Re: Should we sign John Taylor at DT (6'11" 500 lbs)?
 

Thats a big SOB. The biggest guy I ever played was 6´9 450lbs and that already was a (wide) load to handle.

Re: Should we sign John Taylor at DT (6'11" 500 lbs)?
 

Away games just doubled in cost.

Re: Should we sign John Taylor at DT (6'11" 500 lbs)?
 

I do commend him for at least playing football instead of sitting at home and letting that size go to waste.

Re: Should we sign John Taylor at DT (6'11" 500 lbs)?
 

With all the good food we have in New Orleans he would be 550 lbs or dead before he suit up.