Interview with Former Bengals, Lorenzo Neal

Hey everyone,

Some of you might remember me, from the interview I had shared with you all recently. I had interviews with Freddie Brown, Quan Cosby, Shaun Smith, and Jesse Holley. Let me re-introduce myself. My name is Max Strauss. I'm a high school student (11th grade) and I work really hard to get interviews with NFL players! Most recently, I had a chance to interview former Bengal, Lorenzo Neal.

Here is the link: http://prointerviews.org/2011/01/28/LorenzoNeal/

Thank you for letting me share. I'd love to hear feedback!
-Max Strauss-

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by Max Strauss on Jan 30, 2011 6:54 PM EST reply actions

Nice interview, Max

I was always annoyed that Mike cheaped out & wouldn’t pay Neal to stay. Guy was a player and leader and we have had all too few of those.

by BeerRun on Jan 31, 2011 7:14 PM EST reply actions

Yeah, he was a leader and a PLAYER

I definitely think he’ll be a future Hall of Famer, what do you think?

by Max Strauss on Jan 31, 2011 10:21 PM EST up reply actions

he might be the last elite fullback

with that position slowly fading away (which is probably why he’s convinced his son to focus on LB). Amazing the intelligence he shows in his long and thorough answers. Must have been fun talking with him. I’ll never forget watching him win an arm-wrestling contest at the probowl. Guy has some guns….

Moisture is the essense of wetness, and wetness is the essense of beauty.

by Blue Steel on Feb 1, 2011 8:35 PM EST up reply actions

Nice! haha

Completely true on the last elite fullback. Tony Richardson is up there though (JETS) .. and John Conner looks to be promising for the future of that organization, but it seems like they might be the minority ones left.
Yeah, the guy was great to talk to. Plenty of fun!

by Max Strauss on Feb 2, 2011 11:19 AM EST up reply actions