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Note to fans of Antonio Brown

Mr. Scot

By Mr. Scot,
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Just now, Hammerin'Cam1 said:

I bet you don't even re-watch games after making assumptions about Cam's arm that only hold weight because a bunch of idiots believe it

What is your exact take on Cam's arm?

You seem to know more about it than Ron, Cam himself, the team doctors, and everyone on this board.

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Wow him and Leveon need their own team,..

The “Me” Team,..

Roll A-Team music,...

Hannibal would be Aaron Rodgers— takes his team with the hugest contract ever while complaining the salary didn’t go up as the cap went up.... oh,.. he was injured while negotiating and his team went into the tank afterwards, coach fired. Hannibal of the Me Team.

Antonio Brown— now self explanatory. Bosco Baracus, nicknamed BA for Bad Attitude

Leveon— this is Face—-wow,.. up there with biggest dumbass ever.... not only was the biggest tag for a running back ever too small, he wiped his ass with it and didn’t even show up to save eligibility,..but he runs pretty!!! The Faceman

who else? There’s a couple,..

for Murdock I vote the Flash as in Flash Gordon,... howling mad because he could have gifted a weak Patriots a Super Bowl as well as himself and now he tanked his career for good as well as Tom Brady’s 6th Super Bowl chances(well they are never out until they are out)— Howlin Mad Murdock,..

Ha

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1 hour ago, Hammerin'Cam1 said:

I bet you don't even re-watch games after making assumptions about Cam's arm that only hold weight because a bunch of idiots believe it

Ah man, you got me. You know what, he was probably faking an arm injury to sit out the last games, like AB did.

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