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Samuel to Washington


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Just now, Basbear said:

So no playoffs and no chance at re-signing him, Herninay final gift was keeping him. Thhhannks.

Could have gotten something in return for him, but the same guy who says no to that deal goes to the other team and signs him and we get nothing in return.

Thanks, indeed.

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I’m happy for him but it’s funny he’s playing for Ron again. I mean if that was the largest deal good for him. He worked his ass off and went through some weird health poo. 
 

anyone know about that receiver in North Texas? Jaelon Darden. What round is he projected to go in? I hope we target more oline in the draft but I would draft this dude if he’s available in the 3rd or 4th round.

 

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