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Should have drafted Stroud...


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We should have and could have drafted Stroud over this noodle arm midget who didn't even throw at the combine. Yeah yeah yeah, I know it's a dead horse, but I'm still not over it. Bryce scored high on that fancy S2 cognition test and knew how to use a salad fork. He apparently charmed the Teppers at some dinner and sealed the deal. All extracurricular nonsense that had jack schitt to do with playing actual football, and now look at what we have. Are you Bryce fanboys happy now? Are you entertained? 

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