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Luke, Jon, and Thomas

Zod

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MHS831 Grand Master

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Best linebacking corps in the league if healthy.

I agree--should be. 3 first rounders playing LB in a 4-3? What?

I have a feeling our 3 DEs are maturing into elite status as well. Now, if we can get a couple stud DTs, we would have one of the top front sevens in football. When that happens, suddenly Godfrey, Thomas, Nornan, Dockery, etc get better.

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All named after disciples of Jesus.

Happy Easter everyone.

Jonathan (Jon) is a different name than John, and is an Old Testament name (Jonathan, the son of King Saul who was David's best friend.)

Which is fine too, since Beast is a bit more of a fire and brimstone kind of guy ;)

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Jonathan (Jon) is a different name than John, and is an Old Testament name (Jonathan, the son of King Saul who was David's best friend.)

Which is fine too, since Beast is a bit more of a fire and brimstone kind of guy ;)

I bet you are a real hoot at parties

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