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October 25, 2011 by Mike Dussault

Marcus Cannon does a flip off a barge. He’s 6-05, 350. Whaaaat?

Belichick on Cannon:

“He’s a good athlete. He’s definitely been able to do some things here in between some of his treatments and things that he’s done. His strength level, his conditioning, his overall movement skills and all that have been impressive for his size. We’ll see how all that translates to the football field and experience and plays and so forth, if and when that happens. It’s definitely encouraging.

"Most importantly, I hope it happens for him. He’s worked hard. I know it’s important to him. I hope things clear up so he gets that opportunity. We’ll just take it day by day and see how it goes.”

(Source: https://www.youtube.com/)

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