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Happy 40th birthday to Sebastian Vollmer
Born July 10, 1984 in Dusseldorf, Germany
Patriot OT, 2009-2016; uniform #76
Pats 2nd round (58th overall) selection of the 2009 draft, from Houston
-> 88 regular season games played, with 80 starts
-> 10 playoff games, all as a starter
-> two Super Bowl rings (SB49, SB51)
-> 2nd team All Pro, 2010
Sebastian Vollmer Draft Story
Sebastian Vollmer und Dante Scarnecchia (langjähriger Coach der Patriots) schauen zurück auf den Draft 2009 und geben spannende Einblicke in den Prozess, den Sebastian Vollmer zu einem Patriot machte.
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I just want to go on the record that I believe that the impact of Sebastian the Cruel on this Dynasty will be Seismic.
Prevalent thinking has it that this is a Passing League, now, and that if you want to compete for a Super Bowl, you must load up on "Skill" position players of purported high caliber.
I couldn't agree less: I believe that TrenchMen ~ the Starting 7 or 8 LineMen ~ are immensely important to the fortunes of every team, and that their impact and influence continues to be inexplicably underrated.
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I don't think it's any...
Prevalent thinking has it that this is a Passing League, now, and that if you want to compete for a Super Bowl, you must load up on "Skill" position players of purported high caliber.
I couldn't agree less: I believe that TrenchMen ~ the Starting 7 or 8 LineMen ~ are immensely important to the fortunes of every team, and that their impact and influence continues to be inexplicably underrated.
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I don't think it's any...
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Sebastian Vollmer - Football - University of Houston Athletics
Sebastian Vollmer (59) Offensive Lineman - Career | 2008 Game-by-Game | 2007 Game-by-Game - 2008 All-Conference USA First Team - 2007 All-Conference USA Hono...
uhcougars.com
May 16, 2017:
LOOK: Former Patriots tackle Sebastian Vollmer has lost 75 pounds since last year
Vollmer sat out the 2016 season and is now retired
www.cbssports.com
Sebastian Vollmer spent seven years playing tackle for the New England Patriots. When Vollmer was on the team, the Patriots listed him at 6-foot-8 and 320 pounds.
Vollmer dealt with various injuries throughout the 2016 offseason, and toward the end of training camp, the Patriots placed him on the physically unable to perform list. That move mandated that he miss the first six games of the season, but the seriousness of his hip and shoulder issues wound up keeping him out for the entire season anyway. Vollmer was then released in March.
He surfaced again on Tuesday for an interview with Sirius XM NFL Radio, and well, he's down from 320 pounds to 245 pounds. Check it:
That's Vollmer in the middle, in the light blue button-down shirt with the red drink in front of him. (That's Jimmy Clausen to his right and Matt Forte to his left.) How Vollmer looks here is a far cry from this guy:
Apart from the thickness of the beard, Vollmer is obviously noticeably thinner in the face and chest. It's not uncommon for NFL linemen to drop weight after finishing their playing days, but Vollmer's transformation in less than a year is pretty stunning, especially considering he was on the roster as recently as last August and it seemed like the Pats expected him to play before his injuries became too much to deal with.
March 18, 2019:
Former Patriots' 320-Pound Offensive Lineman Sebastian Vollmer is Now Completely Ripped
Cover Photo: Getty Images The NFL has quite a few storied traditions, but perhaps none are as fun as the retired lineman suddenly getting into incredible...
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July 21, 2018:
Sebastian Vollmer, Wes Welker, Rob Ninkovich, and what life’s been like after football - The Boston Globe
The three former Patriots are leading productive lives since their playing careers ended.
www.bostonglobe.com
Vollmer, like Ninkovich, has remained in the New England area and is just starting to find his post-football life. He works out first thing each morning, spends lots of time with his wife and young kids, and works with a few charities and local businesses. Vollmer also moonlights as an NFL broadcaster for German-language TV back in his home country.
“We all played for a long time, assumed a risk to a certain degree, but I can’t worry about it. I can’t worry today what might happen tomorrow in 10, 20, 50 years,” he said. “Yeah, you probably try to stay active. But I think even if you didn’t play, you shouldn’t give up on reading and Sudoku.”
He carries plenty of pain from his eight NFL seasons — lingering back, shoulder and hip injuries, a broken leg, arthritis. But he is also fit and trim — he lost so much weight right after retirement, 75 pounds, that he has put about 15 back on.
“Certain things I won’t be able to do and I’m in pain every day, but there’s also a lot of things I can do, so I try to concentrate on the good things, and that’s the way I’m doing it,” he said. Football “worked for me, and I don’t regret it one bit.”
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Sebastian Vollmer's Incredible NFL Journey












