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"You don't hold back a thoroughbred" ~ DG on Cam


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No. He's got to be Cam. You don't hold back a thoroughbred, you don't," Gettleman explained. "I don't know if you watched the Belmont. When (American) Pharaoh came around that backstretch and that horse was nipping at his heels, the jockey let him go. He didn't whip him. He's just, 'Go baby!' And that's what a thoroughbred does. You don't change their game. ... You can't do it."

 

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the oL DG has assembled suggests  that he plans on mauling the opponent in the run game and have Cam mask their pass protection definciencies with his atheltisicm.

so this thoroughbred comment is about par for the course.

 

 

 

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the oL DG has assembled suggests  that he plans on mauling the opponent in the run game and have Cam mask their pass protection definciencies with his atheltisicm.

so this thoroughbred comment is about par for the course.

 

 

 

That's a pretty silly statement given that the current offensive line is probably the best we've had in quite a while. 

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