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RIP KB's OROY chances

heelsrule1988

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Odell holy mother of Beckham! What a catch. The catch of the year and definitely one of the best I have seen in my life. Out of the deepest wr draft I have ever seen, I believe he is the best wr. The injury to Cruz might have been a blessing in disguise for the g-men. I know that there were plenty on the Odell bandwagon before the draft. We did well too, but that kid appears to be very special.

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RIght now Mike Evans is out performing everybody.  Quietly having the best season of all the rookie WRs.  Especially impressive that he is doing it on a team that sucks and he is the only real play maker.  Yout would think with the extra attention defenses have given him the past couple of weeks he'd struggle some....nope.

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