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bersin ......here comes your chance son

Jmac

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Dream coming true for this young man.Getting a chance on a national stage with the WR corp banged up. Have a feeling he will take the opportunity and run with it. What a story that will be Monday morning if he steps in and shines.We need some good Karma coming our way.

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Why is it his chance? Isn't he fourth string still? I know avant was hurt and cotchery but didnt both practice today? Confused...regardless hoping he scores a td

 

You answered your own question.  If 2nd and 3rd string are banged up at best, 4th string would logically get more snaps. 

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If Cotchery and Avant are hurt that leaves us Bersin and Brown as the other WRs. Now we could use more 2 TE sets to make up for that or bring Hill up from the practice squad. I really don't see one let alone both not playing Sunday but there's always that small chance.

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