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We have all seen the one hand Football catch, but this guy takes it even further, Watch this Guy Dab the Football when he catches it. Also the former South Pointe Wide-receiver Anthony Johnson joins team Adidas, and is getting ready for the NFL Draft this coming week. Here is Anthony Johnson working out with his cousin Jadeveon Clowney.

South Pointes Former Wide Receiver Anthony Johnson is on his way to the NFL, he signs with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/D5M2SLKW0AACtYo.jpg

Here is the Latest with Former South Pointe Wide-receiver Anthony Johnson at Tampa Bay. https://pbs.twimg.com/ad_img/1134157827 ... &name=orig Who out of our undrafted rookies is showing the most potential to make the 53-man roster?

Well, it's a little early to jump fully on the bandwagon of any of the rookie free agents. I feel confident that a couple of them will make it, just because that happens almost every season. It's probably going to take a while before we can confidently predict which ones, however.
That said, I think we can identify some of the top candidates. I like the chances of the wide receiver duo of Anthony Johnson (Buffalo) and DaMarkus Lodge (Ole Miss). Both were considered likely draft picks before they fell through the cracks into the "eighth round." Johnson, in particular, was surprised not to hear his name called after he put up huge numbers in the Buffalo offense, including 25 touchdowns over the past two years. He's got good size (6-2, 209), and while he's not blazingly fast he's not deficient in that area either, running a 4.55 40 at the Combine. You could say much of the same about Lodge, who is 6-2, 202 and who also ran a 4.55 40. https://www.buccaneers.com/news/s-s-mai ... ey-all-fit

SOUTH POINTE MULES, YALLS DAY IN THE SUN IS GONE, COACHES BAILING OUT LIKE THE STOCK MARKET, STOCK IS LOW.

Just wait Slick, You will see, The South Pointe Stallions will be Rolling again back to William Brice. THEN THE CELEBRATION WILL BE ON.

NOPE, YALLS TIME HAS ENDED, YALL ARE THE BURNS NOW.