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Water guy: "You looked like The Fridge out there."

BJ: "I'm The Freezer."

Howard Green: "Damn, you looked natural out there!"

BJ: "I'm The Freezer, baby!"



@2m10s

http://www.nfl.com/videos/green-bay-pac ... vs-Falcons

hijklll wrote:Water guy: "You looked like The Fridge out there."

BJ: "I'm The Freezer."

Howard Green: "Damn, you looked natural out there!"

BJ: "I'm The Freezer, baby!"



@2m10s

http://www.nfl.com/videos/green-bay-pac ... vs-Falcons

Raji is quickly becoming one of my favorite players. Also really interesting to see Mike Smith call for the FG then get talked out of it by presumably the offensive coordinator. NFL does a great job with the Sound FX video, I've throughly enjoyed everyone.

I hadn't seen that yet. Great vid from all angles. Raji is awesome, as per usual.

Reporter: (Has Raji lobbied for ball?)

MM: No. that would be nice to do against CHI 2 hv some historical relevance, I'm sure.



I would not be surprised to see him get it on Sunday.

That video makes me appreciate just how epic that game was. Damn I hope we can do the same to the Bears.

MikeIsGood wrote:I hadn't seen that yet. Great vid from all angles. Raji is awesome, as per usual.

Time stamp says it was posted a couple of hours ago.

Raji is the man.

I have heard he is a really kind, nice guy.

Wilford Brimley wrote:I have heard he is a really kind, nice guy.

He's awesome. Easily one of my favorite Packers.

Thankfully Ted was willing to pick Raji even though he supposedly had Crabtree ranked a bit higher on his board.

Raji is pretty much a rarity in the NFL. You don't see guys very often who weigh 330-340 like he does, yet can move like he can also. Most fatbodies tend to move more like Pickett does. Besides that, nose tackles generally tire out fairly quickly and thus need numerous break to rest, but Raji rarely leaves the game.

What a fabulous player Raji has become and IMO he carries his weight well. Some of these nose tackles in the NFL just look sloppy fat, but i don't see that with BJ, so i don't worry that his effectiveness will be short lived by eating his way into being just a fat block absorber.

BJ has his younger brother to keep him in line on the basketball court, he plays for the BC squad. He credits his footwork to basketball. I was watching the Badgers/BC game earlier this year and saw a Raji and did some research.

He was a fabulous pick. High character and high production.

El Duderino wrote:Raji is pretty much a rarity in the NFL. You don't see guys very often who weigh 330-340 like he does, yet can move like he can also. Most fatbodies tend to move more like Pickett does. Besides that, nose tackles generally tire out fairly quickly and thus need numerous break to rest, but Raji rarely leaves the game.

On top of all that, his shoulderpads-level is constantly lauded as the lowest in the league.

"Our offense is........golly."

Warren Sapp's got a new nickname for Raji:

"Bowling-Ball-O'-Butcher-Knives"

6 minutes in: http://www.nfl.com/videos/green-bay-pac ... -vs-Cutler

I remember that draft. I wanted Raji or trade down to take Matthews or Oher. My best draft call ever.

BJ better be glad he did not get that ball knocked out of his hand showboating before he got in the end zone. That could have been crucial...

I love the Championship belt pose he did...that is going to be a big belt. Big time play.

He can wear a dress and emulate Tyler Perry as Madea and still that wouldn't matter....he would still be a hero and Pro Bowl caliber stud.