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Curtis Samuel is dressed for practice

Jeremy Igo

By Jeremy Igo,
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I, forgive me, was watching the ESPN celebrity fantasy draft yesterday. They were talking about CMC. Analyst Louis Riddick , who clearly knew his poo better than anyone else on the network, added that once Curtis Samuel gets healthy, he's going to be a dangerous addition to the offense.

Refreshing to see competence on that channel; though, he easily got the least screen time of anyone.

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Samuel may just be the biggest oversight during this entire process. Between the routine hype of Run CMC and the abrupt ascension of Byrd, Samuel has been an afterthought. 

That's a mistake. This is the biggest news of the day. That will become oh so clear in the days ahead. 

 

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