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Fun Fact: Jairus Wright's Best Season Stats From 2014 (Norv's Offense)


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Man, don’t let these people deter you from doing your thing. If you want to do a write up, do a write up. Might be some criticism from folks, but who cares. I say that, and don’t even agree with all that you write. 

Folks like you stop this place from becoming dead.

Anyways, I’m cautiously optimistic about this guy, but I don’t expect much. The offense has needed a guy who can get open on 3rd downs since Cotch, so hopefully, he’s the guy. I still want them to draft a receiver pretty high. Let’s get some competition in that receivers room, and finally turn what’s been a weakness for a long time into a strength.

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5 hours ago, rodeo said:

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That was needed— we have the no fun gang out in full force.

grown men and women cruising blog sites,..it’s already childish of all of us,.. but then bash other people for being childish?

i want a gif of Cersai blowing up half the city,... yep I’m childish too.

 

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