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Otah back at practice


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Oh i just heard from my hot sauce that Otah just slipped getting out of the shower and tore his tant. He's out for good.

Suuuurrree that's how he tore it. At this point I'd be willing to glue his taint together myself if he'd get his fat a$$ out there.

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Damn, just name Cam the starter already. Jimmy has been shaken up in both the Miami, and Bengals game. I wouldn't be surprised if he doesn't make it out of the Steelers game healthy.

Our O Line and a fragile Clausen = danger

I dont think Clausen is fragile but just not agile. Any QB is going to get killed with this Oline if they dont know how to move.

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