This guy is pure, raw power. He stands at 6'3" and weighs in around 315 pounds. He's a tank and his strong record backs up his physical presence. The NFL alumni group even named the guy Number One offensive lineman of the year back in 2010...and for good reason.
Would you like this force coming at you in full pads?
Me neither.
Showing posts with label Josh Sitton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Josh Sitton. Show all posts
12.17.2012
8.30.2011
Josh Sitton Riding a Bike
Look at this picture of Josh Sitton on his bike. I have absolutely no problems with my boy Josh getting on the bicycle, but let's not his hair.
Probably one of the better efforts you're going to see on the Packer football team. Don't worry Packer fans, I didn't forget about Clay Matthews, hence the word better and not best in terms of effort in hair.
If we could get a little smile from Josh we would have it made in the shade my friend. Keep it real Josh, the bike is a very solid look for you.
11.10.2010
Josh Sitton's Telemarking Past
Green Bay Packers guard, Josh Sitton, has a football rich past of course. Did you know he played with fellow Green Bay Packers player Atari Bigby during their college years at Central Florida? Well, he did. Believe it.

However, Josh Sitton was also at one point a telemarketer. He's sketchy on the details like the company, years worked, and pay, but it's still cool that he tried something other than football for a time.
Now here's my confession: I, too, worked as a telemarketer for four years in college. It was really telemarketing, I guess. I had to call alumni and ask for scholarship support for current college students. It's definitely not a job for those who take rejection personally.
Next time you're about to hang up on a telemarketer, ask yourself: Could this be a future NFL player?

However, Josh Sitton was also at one point a telemarketer. He's sketchy on the details like the company, years worked, and pay, but it's still cool that he tried something other than football for a time.
Now here's my confession: I, too, worked as a telemarketer for four years in college. It was really telemarketing, I guess. I had to call alumni and ask for scholarship support for current college students. It's definitely not a job for those who take rejection personally. Next time you're about to hang up on a telemarketer, ask yourself: Could this be a future NFL player?
4.20.2010
Josh Sitton
Josh Sitton has been a phenomenal football player since he was a kid. After leaving high school a four-year letter-winner, a three year starter, a second-team all-state recipient and earning first-team all-area honors as a senior, it was no surprise that Sitton would go on to do great things in the sport of football.
After high school, Josh Sitton joined on with the University of Central Florida Knights football team, where he started 43 of the games he played in. Upon graduation from a successful college career at UCF, Sitton was drafted by the Packers in the 2008 NFL Draft. Sitton has been going strong with the Packers ever since and has made a real name for himself on the team.
Sitton is also an advocate for community involvement. Among other charities, Josh has participated in events such as a fundraising dinner for the Donald Driver Foundation as a celebrity guest and participated in Habitat for Humanity in college.
After high school, Josh Sitton joined on with the University of Central Florida Knights football team, where he started 43 of the games he played in. Upon graduation from a successful college career at UCF, Sitton was drafted by the Packers in the 2008 NFL Draft. Sitton has been going strong with the Packers ever since and has made a real name for himself on the team.
Sitton is also an advocate for community involvement. Among other charities, Josh has participated in events such as a fundraising dinner for the Donald Driver Foundation as a celebrity guest and participated in Habitat for Humanity in college.
11.23.2009
Josh Sitton Packing on the Pounds

I know we're talking about football players here, but come one! Green Bay Packers guard Josh Sitton is walking a fine line between adding on muscle versus just adding on. At 6'3", he's already packed 317 pounds on his frame (though I think it looks like even more). He's also bulked up over the Green Bay Packers' season and looks a little heavier at each game. At what point is it more of a hindrance than a help?
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