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Good for Luke.


Jeremy Igo

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Damn, this sucks! I felt like Luke did not have fun playing football this year on this defense. Many times I could see him frustrated physically on the field. But with this news, do we really need to start a full on rebuild and move on from Cam too? You can convince me that if we had a healthy Cam and Luke then it's not but it's looking like a reset to me.

 

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3 minutes ago, Jeremy Igo said:

Has a bright future ahead of him and is in good health despite multiple severe concussions.

 

Can't say that I blame him one bit for not wanting to start over with a rebuild.

 

All class. Hall of Honor inductee the moment he is eligible.

He has been one of my favorite players from his first season. Class act and this team was better because of him. Good luck luck and  one more time. Luuuuuuuuuuuuke. 

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2 minutes ago, Newtron said:

This is just the beginning I feel. Might as well go ahead and let Cam go. 
 

Good for Luke though stepping away from football on his own terms, not many players get that luxury. 

Yep.  Love me some Cam but it frankly makes sense to get rid of all the old guard for the new era. 

Sad times.  

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