By Alex Marvez
Sun-Sentinel
Posted May 5 2003
Backup fullback Deon Dyer said he doesn't care exactly how much the scale reads during weigh-ins. Dyer must now convince the Dolphins to feel the same way by dropping some excess pounds.
Dolphins coach Dave Wannstedt acknowledged that Dyer was one of "six or eight" players who entered the team's first minicamp above their target weight. The Dolphins list Dyer's dimensions at 5-foot-11 and 255 pounds.
"Deon's got to lose a little weight," Wannstedt said. "We probably have six or eight guys that have to lose weight, but nothing unusual. This is the time to do it. We've got a couple of months before camp."
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Sun-Sentinel
Posted May 5 2003
Backup fullback Deon Dyer said he doesn't care exactly how much the scale reads during weigh-ins. Dyer must now convince the Dolphins to feel the same way by dropping some excess pounds.
Dolphins coach Dave Wannstedt acknowledged that Dyer was one of "six or eight" players who entered the team's first minicamp above their target weight. The Dolphins list Dyer's dimensions at 5-foot-11 and 255 pounds.
"Deon's got to lose a little weight," Wannstedt said. "We probably have six or eight guys that have to lose weight, but nothing unusual. This is the time to do it. We've got a couple of months before camp."
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