Jeffers-Harris overweight: LaPolice

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Head coach Paul LaPolice on Friday called receiver Terence Jeffers-Harris "huge" -- and not in a good way. "He's big. I think he's 232 (pounds) right now -- he still has to lose some weight," said LaPolice. "Just -- he's huge. I think he played last year at 215 (pounds)."

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Head coach Paul LaPolice on Friday called receiver Terence Jeffers-Harris “huge” — and not in a good way. “He’s big. I think he’s 232 (pounds) right now — he still has to lose some weight,” said LaPolice. “Just — he’s huge. I think he played last year at 215 (pounds).”

Score one for a big guy

Offensive lineman Chris Greaves got the biggest cheer of practice on Friday when he caught a touchdown pass on a goal-line package. “Nice catch today,” said LaPolice. “Anytime an offensive lineman scores a touchdown, there’s like a super celebration on the field.”

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