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1 hour ago, glenwo2 said:

I thought, from the title of the thread, this would be about the intelligence (or lack thereof) here at the huddle.  🤷‍♂️

That's a very different discussion...

1 hour ago, catnip said:

One of the smartest MLB we had was Luke special K  .    He could read a play before it happened and was always in position .    We need more of that .

It was always fun to watch when Luke would notice something and go apesh-t right before a snap 😆

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