HarryDoyle
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Helsley on his second day in a row does not go well for him.
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Can someone explain to my how Badger (or ex Badger) quarterbacks always manage to get drafted?
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If Cleveland had drafted him at #5, he'd have pouted and held out.
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That was neat. Nice to get an edge rusher finally. And Golden's college teammate. What a steal.
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Dike drafted by the Titans, making that one more ex Badger drafted than current Badgers.
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Well, they do have their first one game winning streak against us in five years.
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Well that was a reach.
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There goes Will Johnson.
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Sheduer Sanders definitely going to Dallas. Classic Jerry Jones maneuver.
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Jimmy Haslam also owns the Browns, which is even worse. It's no coincidence that the downturn commenced once he bought part ownership.
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And he can catch.
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Sheduer Sanders is being asked to turn out the lights at Lambeau when he leaves.
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HOLY ****
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They're just milking the clock for more Packer fan anticipation.
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Yeah, that's all we need is more picks to remain the youngest team in football for the third year in a row.
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I'll LMAO if Sanders falls to the second round.
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Pearce.
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Odds that Rodgers signs with the Steelers just shot up dramatically.
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Shocked that Tampa went receiver.
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Yeah, if the Jags use Hunter both ways, his career will be over in five years, and I think the Jags would be good with that.
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The heads of Cowboys fans everywhere are simultaneously exploding.
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The Cowboys just used their first round pick on a guard and celebrated like they just drafted Jerry Rice.
