LenDale White Looks to Shake the Land-Whale Tag
Titans’ running back LenDale White will be looking to shake the Land-Whale tag this season. He has reported back to his team with a 20lb weight loss.
LenDale enters the last year of his contract this year and it looks like he doesn’t want weight of conditioning to be a factor in any contract talks.
White is a great player to watch, but many feel he was not playing to his full potential. Dropping 20lbs will be sure to improve his speed and endurance and I feel we can expect some great moments from him this year.
Talking of great moments, this has to be his highlight of 2008. Run fat boy run!
Click here for highlights Wk 7 v Chiefs
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