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Armanti Edwards =112.5 passer rating

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My bitchy ass wife made me drive all the way back to Burger King to get her replacement fries because the ones she got were cold when she got home. I missed his play but I heard it on the radio. I also missed the Muddle-Huddle play.

Wow, she would have waited. My girl knows to leave me alone when the Panthers are playing.

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My bitchy ass wife made me drive all the way back to Burger King to get her replacement fries because the ones she got were cold when she got home. I missed his play but I heard it on the radio. I also missed the Muddle-Huddle play.

wait wait wait wait wait WHAT? Who is the man in this relationship?

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My bitchy ass wife made me drive all the way back to Burger King to get her replacement fries because the ones she got were cold when she got home. I missed his play but I heard it on the radio. I also missed the Muddle-Huddle play.

Haha, that sucks man. You gotta be like laughing_meme_guy_by_vixenwolfie-d485kw0.png

"fug that poo put them in the oven football is on."

I like that they're using Armanti in different roles with the offense. None of it has been spectacular, but he'll probably keep his spot for next year. I'll be intrigued to see how Hogan handles punt returns if/when he does so this season.

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My bitchy ass wife made me drive all the way back to Burger King to get her replacement fries because the ones she got were cold when she got home. I missed his play but I heard it on the radio. I also missed the Muddle-Huddle play.

There are these things called microwaves? Tell that bitch to stop distracting you from your true love! :Chevy_anim:

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