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The lying part of the season


Ja  Rhule

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Usually 1 week before the draft everything you hear teams says is a complete BS.  Take anything reported for the next 6 days with a grain of salt.

 

Panthers reported that you can get a starting WR even in 4th round.  This might as well be a lie to let other teams believe we're looking at other positions.

 

Teams also will try to hype other players.  Few scouts from NFL teams called Kelvin Benjamin 2nd best WR in this year draft.  That's a load of poo.

 

Just heads up.

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Sorry I did not respond sooner, but I had to get rid of my one night stand from last night--she said something about being late for her modeling gig today and mumbled something about a Victoria and her secret.  I hate when they linger the next day as if they don't know what the deal is--eggs are so expensive and I really don't feel like cooking after 5 straight hours of exotic banana dancing.

 

Anyhooo....

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Sorry I did not respond sooner, but I had to get rid of my one night stand from last night--she said something about being late for her modeling gig today and mumbled something about a Victoria and her secret. I hate when they linger the next day as if they don't know what the deal is--eggs are so expensive and I really don't feel like cooking after 5 straight hours of exotic banana dancing.

Anyhooo....

Exotic banana dancing, you say...

Pie that!

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Just imagine if Winston was in this draft. The crab leg situation would the Texans' problem, not hurting his draft stock. Boy a lot can happen in two weeks.

If he he becomes great, he'd be the perfect Red Lobster poster boy.

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Sorry I did not respond sooner, but I had to get rid of my one night stand from last night--she said something about being late for her modeling gig today and mumbled something about a Victoria and her secret.  I hate when they linger the next day as if they don't know what the deal is--eggs are so expensive and I really don't feel like cooking after 5 straight hours of exotic banana dancing.

 

Anyhooo....

 

perhaps the most legitimate post you ever made..... 

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