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April, 2014
While hard work in the weight room and hard work on the field are two different things, there is more to Ngoyi than a propensity for physical testing.
EDMONTON - You could say the strength of Elie Ngoyi’s game is strength, itself. The Edmonton Eskimos defensive end turned heads at the CFL combine in Toronto in March when he put up 40 repetitions of 225 pounds on the bench press...
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EDMONTON - You could say the strength of Elie Ngoyi’s game is strength, itself. The Edmonton Eskimos defensive end turned heads at the CFL combine in Toronto in March when he put up 40 repetitions of 225 pounds on the bench press...
Read moreEDMONTON - You could say the strength of Elie Ngoyi’s game is strength, itself. The Edmonton Eskimos defensive end turned heads at the CFL combine in Toronto in March when he put up 40 repetitions of 225 pounds on the bench press...
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When I got picked up here, it was really exciting to be reunited with my coach,” said Ngoyi, who played for two years at Bishop’s under Leroy Blugh, the Eskimos new D-line coach.
While hard work in the weight room and hard work on the field are two different things, there is more to Ngoyi than a propensity for physical testing.
“Absolutely more,” said Eskimos head coach Kavis Reed. “I think our tackles have struggled more with him than sometimes Odell (Willis) and Marcus (Howard). He is a very powerful individual.
While hard work in the weight room and hard work on the field are two different things, there is more to Ngoyi than a propensity for physical testing.
While hard work in the weight room and hard work on the field are two different things, there is more to Ngoyi than a propensity for physical testing.
While hard work in the weight room and hard work on the field are two different things, there is more to Ngoyi than a propensity for physical testing.
While hard work in the weight room and hard work on the field are two different things, there is more to Ngoyi than a propensity for physical testing.
