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NFL Premiere Flag Football Game: Mission Accomplished

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I believe that makes you the first one to get that! SWAG and Pi...

Did you get to talk to him, is he as huge as he looks on TV?

You can't just post pics bro, give us the story!

It was hard as hell to get his autograph, people were swarming! That ball is actually my lil brother's, but I got it on one of my hats. I was going to give that hat to my bro but since he got that ball signed fug that :D That dude is a MONSTER! Seeing a player that freakish with our jersey on was a sight to behold.

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Nice get, did he actually participate in the flag football game?

He watched the first half & then ref'd the 2nd. After it was over he walked to the sideline & signed autographs. He got mad at one point when everyone was pushing up front because there was a lil kid getting smashed into the gate. Peeps stopped pushing as much after words. When he took my hat & sharpie he kept my sharpie & kept signing lol. When he took his ref shirt off & walked to the side of the tent it was crazy cuz he looks like he's wearing pads :eek: He reminds me of Juggernaut or the hulk.

The guys who really interacted with fans the whole time were Shane Vereen, Titus Young, Mikel Leshoure, and Von Miller. Mallett & Dareus never came to the sidelines. Gabbert & AJ Green did but on the opposite side.

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