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OBJ on waivers and the Panthers…


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8 minutes ago, Baskinridge said:

That’s why OBJ wanted out of Cleveland

Just begging to play with elite talent in the likes of Sam Darnold and PJ Walker. 

A twisted part of me would love to see Lebron's tweets after OBJ got claimed by us with those QBs.

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3 minutes ago, Cookie Lyon said:

I'm an OBJ fan. Baker Mayfield is a not a very good QB.

Sucks they released him on his birthday. 

Baker is better than a lot of potential landing spots for OBJ, tho.  I just don't think he's been the same in years.

As to the release, it's what OBJ wanted, so it's pretty much a gift to him.  I think he's expecting to clear waivers so he can be a free agent and choose his destination.

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That makes two teams where OBJ stayed for as long as they could stand him. Broken teams and broken locker rooms behind him.

He can make some spectacular plays and put himself on all sorts of posters. That's what he's about. It's not for the team, the fans, history or anything else; he just wants to bask in his own light. And when that dims, it's always everyone else's fault.

Which team is desperate enough to knowingly take on a cancer?

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