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Brian Murphy

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Ummm Yea there was a blocked kick which gave great field position. Then I believe it was Munnerlyn who ran into the Saints** player calling for a fair catch, but yea you're right nothing MAJOR ........

coach prefers his players to be aggressive. It is unfortunate that Captain ran into the guy before the ball got there, but coach didn't chastise him for it.

I know that makes you and the masses feel that coach can't coach.

Bang that drum. Lol

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Ummm Yea there was a blocked kick which gave great field position. Then I believe it was Munnerlyn who ran into the Saints*** player calling for a fair catch, but yea you're right nothing MAJOR ........

what do execution errors have to do with Brian Murphy?

inb4 blah blah discipline blah blah accountability blah

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