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Galloway Working With HS QB
Posted Aug 3, 2008 by Anwar S. Richardson
Updated Aug 3, 2008 at 08:40 AM
The lack of available QB’s has not prevented WR Joey Galloway from finding someone to workout with today.
Galloway, who is recovering from a groin strain, is working out with Tampa Catholic quarterback D.J. Williams, son of former Bucs QB Doug Williams, on a field away from other players.
The younger Williams is throwing passes to Galloway, who is running routes at about 80 percent speed, which is still faster than you or I can run. Galloway is looking sharp, and at this rate, should be able to practice this week.
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Por (Brandon Short) on August 03, 2008 (Suggest removal)
You must not run very fast, couch potato. Even if Galloway ran a 4.0 40, his 80% would equate to about a 5.0 40, if you can’t run that and you’re under 250 then that’s pathetic.
I’m 35 and still run at or under a 4.6
Suggest removalPor (Matthew Cox) on August 03, 2008 (Suggest removal)
Congrats, I’m surprised you aren’t in China loosening up for the Olympics. Go have a cookie.
Suggest removalPor (Brandon Short) on August 03, 2008 (Suggest removal)
Don’t be jealous, Matty. I also can bench 225 for 27 reps on flat and 325 on incline, it’s called taking care of yourself (and it isn’t the same kind of taking care of yourself that you do in the privacy of your own bathroom and a copy of Boy’s Life magazine).
Suggest removalAnd you keep the cookies to yourself, girl arms.
Por (Skylar Zalamut) on August 03, 2008 (Suggest removal)
That must be some good crack you’re smoking Brandon. Anyone under 250 should run faster than a 5.0? Pro athletes weighing in at under 200 are incredible if they run under a 4.4. Galloway runs somewhere between a 4.2 and 4.3 and he’s a phenomenally fast athlete at 197lbs. You’re just stupid not to mention being a liar. You’ve lost your blog cred; nothing more needs to be said.
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