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Dan71

By Dan71,
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I think Worleys learning curve is slower than Bradberrys but he will be ok. 

We didn't want to go out and get a Stephon Gilmore for another 3 or 4 years while Bradberry becomes Elite but thats fine. Let hope Captin Munn turns back the clock about a decade. 

Imagine no Worley or BradB.............. vs say Atlanta Falcons.

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