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Jeremy Chinn robbed

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By MurkN,
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t96 Grand Master

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LOL whoever picks those "awards" is a fool. What a joke. But I'm fine with continuing to fly under the radar. Will make it all the better when Chinn fuging pick 6s Mahomes or Jackson in the SB in a few years for the win.

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remember, accolades do not help the scoreboard but agents use them when negotiating contracts.  Like when your gal gets crowned spud queen at the Potato fair--you were so proud--until she left you for the French fry guy and never looked back. 

 

 

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While I could understand giving it to someone else if the other had like 3 sacks or something... the dude who won it over him didn't even do that much.  1 FF, 1 FR, 1 sack, and 5 tackles vs 1 FF, 2 FR, 2 TDs, 13 tackles, 1 QB Hit

 

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