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Studio Bongiorno
A place for misfits, wanderers, and seekers The moment you step into Studio Bongiorno, you know you’re in a place you won’t soon forget, a place meant to stand out, rather than fit in. You might expect a certain air of morbidity just across the street from Santa Clara Mission Cemetery, in the very building where tombstones once were made, but Studio Bongiorno is the exact opposite. There’s a wild…
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Tommy Lawlor on UDFA Damaris Johnson:
Damaris is very quick and he has a good burst. He is able to gain initial separation. He just lacks the long speed you would ideally prefer. One thing I really like about him is that he plays fast. There is very little dancing and hesitation when Johnson gets the ball. That’s partly why he’s such a good KOR. He gets it and goes. That style of play actually makes him look faster than he is. One other thing about that…Johnson is able to make cuts at close to full speed. This is where his size is a benefit. He’s got good body control and is able to stop/start quickly and change directions on the move.
Damaris does look much faster on tape than his 40 time indicates -- and he better be, considering his tiny stature. On a broader note, when was the last time the Eagles had so many potential contributors who were small in stature? I'm not sure anyone other than Barry Sanders did as much as Brian Westbrook at 5'8", but this team has DeSean Jackson, Dion Lewis, and whoever emerges from the Johnson-Chad Hall roster battle. And that's just on offense. Brian Rolle is one of the smallest linebackers in the NFL, and the slot corner competition is between two 5'9" players.