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maize&blue21 said...
Weak side is meant for the more athletic rushers that go one on one with the blocker on most plays, usually weigh less. Strong side is meant for the bigger guys who can set the edge and take on double teams, usually weigh more. Perfect example is Craig Roh having to gain more weight to be able to play SSDE.
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Luger said...
He has needed to gain weight in general. If player x weighs more than player y, that doesn't mean player x will play the strong side. It's more about athletic ability to stop the run on the tight end side vs contain and pass rush on the weakside. It's about the players attributes athletically not just the weight as the more athletic the player the more likely he will play the weakside. Look at the ny giants. Jason Pierre Paul is the most athletic by far but also weighs more than tuck or osi, and he plays the weakside.
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