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Brees is back

Mr. Scot

By Mr. Scot,
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Probably a voided year tacked on. Aints continue to kick the can down the road. Not much cap space now and lost Klein and will probably lose Bell. Unless they have another 2017 type draft I don’t see them being any better this year than they’ve been the past few and that hasn’t been enough to get it done. I don’t think we or the Falcons will be competing for the division but if Brady goes to TB they could push the Aints. Either way doubt they make it past the divisional round at best. Delaying the inevitable rebuild.

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