Through the years, big man, little man at NFL training camp.

That's 2013.

King Dunlap, and he truly was a king-sized human being.

With little Danny Woodhead, look at that difference.

And it has happened time and again, Chris, because it wasn't that long ago that Dionne Lewis and Derek Henry were

teammates in Tennessee. Yeah, and look at that. I mean, it looks Photoshop. It does. That's how

glaring the difference is between Lewis and Henry Lewis now with the New York Giants. And this is

yesterday, the New York Jets, Mackay Beckton and Jameson Crowder. It's amazing. Beckton is a huge

human being.

I think that would be a glaring distinction,

regardless of who's standing next to him,

except for King Dunlap.

Let's go back to the second one, though,

Derek Henry and Dionne Lewis.

Those guys play the same position.

It's one thing to have a tackle and a running back

or a tackle and a receiver.

Those are both running backs,

and it gives you an appreciation

of just how large Derek Henry is. Oh my gosh. You know, it took him a couple of years to

fulfill his potential, but he became one of the very best running backs in football last year and he

got paid accordingly. That size has a lot to do with it. And he takes a few steps to really get going.

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