## Cowboys Cornerback Concerns Intensify as Depth Signing Announced

**Oxnard, California** - The Dallas Cowboys training camp is underway, and the air in Oxnard carries a familiar tension: the annual question of roster depth before the regular season kicks off. While star players like DaRon Bland and Trevon Diggs are known commodities, the cornerback position has been plagued by injuries throughout camp, raising concerns about their ability to hold up against opposing offenses.

Rookie Shavon Revel Jr., a third-round pick, is rehabbing a knee injury, while Josh Butler and Caelen Carson remain sidelined with undisclosed issues. The lack of healthy bodies in the secondary has prompted owner Jerry Jones and the Cowboys front office to make a move for much-needed depth.


**Christian Matthew Joins the Fold**

ESPN reports that the Cowboys are signing third-year cornerback Christian Matthew, who last played for the Chicago Bears in 2023. Matthew was traded to the Bears after being drafted by the Arizona Cardinals in the seventh round of the 2022 NFL Draft.  While the 28-year-old boasts limited experience with only 20 games played and three starts, he brings a healthy presence to the roster and familiarity with defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus from his time in Chicago.

**Injury Updates Raise Doubts**

Matthew's signing comes amidst mixed signals regarding the health of existing cornerbacks. While Diggs has consistently maintained that his recovery is ahead of schedule and could see him return before Week 5, recent video footage of Revel working individually suggests a lingering knee issue and lack of confidence. Revel was initially expected to be fully recovered by now, but a definitive timeline remains unclear.

 **A Race Against Time**

 With nearly a month remaining until the regular season opener, the Cowboys find themselves facing a critical decision: can they overcome their cornerback depth concerns? Diggs' potential return offers hope, but the ongoing uncertainty surrounding Revel and other injured players casts a shadow over the secondary's prospects.  Matthew's addition provides a temporary solution, but more needs to be done to ensure the Cowboys have a stable and reliable defensive backfield ready for the upcoming season. 






## Cowboys Cornerback Concerns Intensify as Depth Signing Announced

**Oxnard, California** - The Dallas Cowboys training camp is underway, and the air in Oxnar

Cowboys Signing Cornerback Tells Truth of Depth Concerns

## Two First-Round Picks for Titans Rookie? Analyst Says It's Worth It

**Cam Ward, the Tennessee Titans' quarterback drafted in April, could be more valuable than many think.** 

ESPN analyst Bill Barnwell recently simulated an NFL trade market, valuing each player based on hypothetical draft picks.  In his analysis, he determined that Titans rookie quarterback Cam Ward is worth a whopping two first-round draft picks.

"It feels a little like Ward was the first overall pick by default in April, which might be unfair to a player who was as good last season as he was," Barnwell stated. "The Jaguars were presumably willing to send the same picks they sent to the Browns to Tennessee to move up to take Travis Hunter with the top pick, and the Titans presumably weren't willing to take that offer, so they believe Ward was worth more than two first-rounders."


**Beyond Talent:  Character and Work Ethic Drive Value**

While Ward hasn't yet played an NFL snap, he's already garnered significant attention. 

Barnwell pointed to Ward's performance at Miami last year alongside his professional demeanor as key factors driving the high value placed on him.  "His character, his work ethic, the expectations he has for his team all point to someone who is mentally ready to handle the load of the quarterback position in the NFL," Barnwell observed.


**Simmons: A Defensive Force Despite Injuries**

The Titans' defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons also received recognition from Barnwell, valued at one first-round draft pick.  Barnwell acknowledges Simmons' recent injuries but emphasizes his impact on the field. 

"Still one of the most underrated players in all of football, he might be the NFL's most slippery 305-pounder," Barnwell said.  Simmons' trimmed-down frame for the upcoming season is expected to further enhance his already formidable presence.


**A Championship Contender's Roster?**

These valuations highlight the Titans' potential. While Ward remains unproven, his high trade value speaks volumes about the team's belief in him. Simmons' continued dominance and the possibility of a breakout year from Ward solidify the Titans' position as a force to be reckoned with in the upcoming season. 


## Two First-Round Picks for Titans Rookie? Analyst Says It's Worth It

**Cam Ward, the Tennessee Titans' quarterback drafted in April, could be more valuable t

NFL analyst: Titans&#39; Cam Ward already worth two first-ro

NFL analyst: Titans&#39; Cam Ward already worth two first-round picks in a trade

## Cowboys Breathe a Sigh of Relief as Guyton Avoids Season-Ending Injury

**Bone Fracture Will Keep Left Tackle Out for 4-6 Weeks, But It Could Have Been Worse**

The Dallas Cowboys dodged a bullet in Oxnard, California. Initial fears that left tackle Tyler Guyton suffered a season-ending ACL tear were thankfully unfounded. An MRI revealed a bone fracture that won't require surgery and will sideline him for four to six weeks. This news came as a collective sigh of relief for the team and fans alike after an agonizing 40-minute wait for results.

While the Cowboys are celebrating this fortunate turn of events, Guyton will still miss crucial training camp reps. With the season opener against the Philadelphia Eagles just 38 days away, questions remain about his recovery timeline and whether he'll be ready to start Week 1.

**The "Emergency" Question Arises: What's Next for Dallas?**


With initial projections suggesting Guyton could be close enough to play in Week 1 if everything goes well, the coaching staff faces a crucial decision: will they stick with their original plan or make a change?  

Several factors come into play. Could All-Pro Tyler Smith shift from left guard to tackle to protect Dak Prescott's blindside, even if it's just for a few weeks? Or is rookie Asim Richards ready to step up and take on the starting role?

The Cowboys also need to determine how aggressively they should push Guyton's recovery. While rushing him back for Week 1 against the Eagles might not be the wisest move, playing against the New York Giants in Week 2 seems more realistic.

Ultimately,  the Cowboys were fortunate to avoid a major setback with Guyton's injury. They now have time to carefully assess their options and make the best decision for their team's success in the long run.   


## Cowboys Breathe a Sigh of Relief as Guyton Avoids Season-Ending Injury

**Bone Fracture Will Keep Left Tackle Out for 4-6 Weeks, But It Could Have Been Worse

Should Cowboys Move All-Pro Tyler Smith In Offensive Line Em

Should Cowboys Move All-Pro Tyler Smith In Offensive Line Emergency?

## Bears Cornerback Jaylon Johnson Targeting Week 1 Return Despite Setbacks

**Chicago -** The Chicago Bears are anxiously awaiting the return of their star cornerback, Jaylon Johnson.  The two-time Pro Bowler suffered a leg injury during pre-camp training, initially expected to sideline him for several weeks. However, head coach Matt Eberflus offered a cautious update on Johnson's progress Thursday.

**"I think there is a scenario where he will be ready for Week 1, and that is really the target day,"** said Eberflus. **"I know he is working hard and diligently to get there for that."**

While the coach emphasized Johnson's dedication to rehabilitation, he also acknowledged the uncertainty surrounding the injury. **"With those types of injuries that he's got, you just never know. You never know. It's still early in that process, but I know he's attacking that rehab really well."**

This timeline raises concerns as Johnson was initially projected to miss only a few weeks, suggesting a potential return during training camp.  The new target date of Week 1 pushes his recovery closer to two months, casting doubt on his participation in the season opener against the Minnesota Vikings.




## Bears Cornerback Jaylon Johnson Targeting Week 1 Return Despite Setbacks

**Chicago -** The Chicago Bears are anxiously awaiting the return of their star cor

Bears&#39; Ben Johnson gives timeline on Jaylon Johnson&#39;

Bears&#39; Ben Johnson gives timeline on Jaylon Johnson&#39;s potential return

## Rams Cornerback Derion Kendrick Returns After Brief Release 

**Kendrick Reveals Love for Team and Playbook in Decision to Stay with Los Angeles**

The Los Angeles Rams made headlines when they unexpectedly released cornerback Derion Kendrick just before heading to their minicamp in Maui. The move, a financial decision by the team, sparked speculation about Kendrick's future.  Days later, the surprise unfolded: Kendrick re-signed with the Rams. 

Even after his release, Kendrick remained a Ram. No other team claimed him during the waiver period, allowing him to become a free agent and explore his options. He chose to stay in Los Angeles, signing a new deal worth $1.03 million – a significant pay cut from his previous contract, which would have saved the Rams $3.4 million in cap space.

"I love the people here," Kendrick shared with WLTX, explaining his decision to remain with the team. "I’ve built so many relationships in this organization, and I’ve got so much love for it. And I know the playbook like the back of my hand, so I wouldn’t want to be nowhere else, for real.”

**Rebounding From Injury**

Kendrick is working diligently with the second-team defense as he aims to secure a spot on the 53-man roster. A torn ACL sustained during last year's training camp sidelined him for the entire season, marking a challenging period for the talented cornerback.


“Just being a competitor, I always want to be the first one going out there,” Kendrick stated. “But right now, I’m just stacking my days, getting better each day.”

Kendrick faces stiff competition for playing time, with veterans Darious Williams, Cobie Durant, Ahkello Witherspoon, and Emmanuel Forbes Jr. leading the depth chart. Quentin Lake's versatility, often taking on the role of the Rams' slot defender, further adds to the challenge.


Despite the hurdles ahead, Kendrick is determined to make a comeback after last season’s setback. He has plenty of work to do, but his commitment and renewed focus suggest a bright future for the cornerback in Los Angeles.  


## Rams Cornerback Derion Kendrick Returns After Brief Release 

**Kendrick Reveals Love for Team and Playbook in Decision to Stay with Los Angeles**

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Derion Kendrick explains why he re-signed with the Rams after being waived this offseason

## Bucs Training Camp: Fresh Faces and Familiar Stars Shine

**Tampa's Roster Blossoms with Youthful Energy, Setting Stage for a Promising Season**

As the Buccaneers kicked off their 2025 training camp with non-padded practices, several players have already made an impressive mark, setting the stage for what promises to be a dynamic season.  

### Winfield Jr.: Defensive Anchor Emerges From Injury Rehab

Safety Antoine Winfield Jr., back from injury and at full health, wasted no time making his presence felt. In team drills, he snatched two interceptions, one off a tipped ball and another in tight coverage, establishing himself as a defensive leader. His high energy and instincts are already solidifying him as the anchor of the defense, demonstrating a clear focus on forcing turnovers this season.

### Irving:  Hungry for Success After Breakout Rookie Year

Running back Bucky Irving arrives at camp with a hunger to build upon his impressive rookie year (1,122 yards). He dedicated himself to offseason training, arriving early and working alongside teammates in Tampa. His commitment to pushing himself – rising before dawn and excelling in drills – has earned him praise.  Observers project another stellar season for Irving as the focal point of the Buccaneers' rushing attack.

### Diaby: Leaner, Stronger, Ready to Dominate 

Defensive end Yaya Diaby reported to camp at a leaner 260 pounds down from 270 and feels "amazing" after his offseason dedication. He claims to have a deeper understanding of the game and refined his technique. This is encouraging news after Diaby finished in the top 10 for pressures in 2024. Playing alongside newly acquired Haason Reddick, analysts predict Diaby's numbers will skyrocket.

### Smith:  Transitioning Seamlessly to Safety

Despite still transitioning from cornerback to safety, Tykee Smith is already showcasing intelligence, communication, and physical comfort in both coverage and run support. Early camp observations suggest he could emerge as a key player in the secondary, complementing Antoine Winfield Jr.'s leadership.


**Tampa's Youthful Powerhouse: Cultivating Homegrown Talent**

The Buccaneers are leaning on youth and homegrown contributors to solidify their core roster. The early emergence of impactful players across both offense and defense aligns with the team's long-term plan of developing key talent in-house. If this level of execution continues, these players could be poised for significant roles during the regular season.  


## Bucs Training Camp: Fresh Faces and Familiar Stars Shine

**Tampa's Roster Blossoms with Youthful Energy, Setting Stage for a Promising Season**

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Who has stoodout early on during training camp for the Buccaneers?

## Colts Face Crucial Decision: Will They Stick with Richardson or Go with Jones?

**NFL Insider Predicts Week 1 Starter and Emphasizes Importance of Giving Young QB a Chance**


ESPN NFL insider Field Yates believes the Indianapolis Colts should start Anthony Richardson at quarterback in Week 1, arguing that sticking with Daniel Jones would leave them "stuck in the middle."

“It’s Anthony Richardson,” Yates stated via Horseshoe Huddle. “Because I believe in the NFL, the most dangerous place to be is stuck in the middle, and I think the Colts are probably stuck in the middle if Daniel Jones is their starting quarterback this season.” 

While Jones has had one standout season, Yates contends that he’s essentially a "replacement-level" quarterback.  

“Anthony Richardson has had two mediocre, albeit injury-impacted, seasons in his NFL career,” Yates acknowledged. “There's still a chance, a flicker of hope that Anthony Richardson could become a promising, young quarterback.” 


Yates emphasizes that the Colts should give Richardson every opportunity to succeed.

"The Colts owe it to not just Anthony, but to themselves as an organization, to exhaust every resource in figuring out if they have something or nothing,” Yates continued. “I don’t know if the chances at this point are strong or weak. Probably weaker more than they are stronger, but this is a player who they invested too much in to constantly use a short leash on Anthony Richardson."

**Win-Now Mentality Meets Long-Term Investment**


While GM Chris Ballard has repeatedly expressed his faith in Richardson and the need for patience, the Colts' current situation adds pressure.  After missing the playoffs for four consecutive seasons, Ballard faces a "win-now" mentality to save his job. 


The team’s decision to bring in competition is a two-pronged approach: raising Richardson's level of play through increased urgency and giving Ballard another option if Richardson doesn't deliver.

**Richardson Showing Signs of Progress**



Through six training camp practices, Richardson has shown improvement, particularly in his footwork and accuracy on short to intermediate throws – areas he struggled with last season, completing just 47% of his overall passes. The hard work this offseason is evident on the practice field.   


The Colts' Week 1 quarterback decision remains a key storyline heading into the regular season.  


## Colts Face Crucial Decision: Will They Stick with Richardson or Go with Jones?

**NFL Insider Predicts Week 1 Starter and Emphasizes Importance of Giving You

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Easy choice for NFL insider on who Indianapolis Colts&#39; starting quarterback should be

## Giants Star Traded? Thibodeaux to Titans in Shocking Draft Deal

**Giants Bolster Edge Rush With New Blood**

The New York Giants added a formidable weapon to their defensive line with the third overall pick in the recent draft: Penn State's Abdul Carter. General manager Joe Schoen also secured the future of another defensive standout, exercising Kayvon Thibodeaux's fifth-year option. However, despite these moves, trade rumors continue to swirl around Thibodeaux.

**A Trade That Could Reshape Both Teams**

While Thibodeaux has averaged 8.3 sacks over three seasons with the Giants, the arrival of Carter and Brian Burns last offseason creates a surplus of talent at the edge rusher position.  This situation led to a potential blockbuster trade proposed by PFSN: 

* **Titans receive:** EDGE Kayvon Thibodeaux
* **Giants receive:** 2026 2nd-round pick, 2027 4th-round pick


**Balancing Talent and Cap Space**

PFSN highlights the Giants' dilemma: "After drafting Abdul Carter third overall and trading for Brian Burns last offseason, the New York Giants now have a surplus of high-end edge rushers. That duo and Dexter Lawrence in the middle give New York a formidable front. The group’s overall talent has raised doubts about Kayvon Thibodeaux’s role."

The publication also points to the Giants' cap situation: "While the Giants publicly deny trade talks, roster construction and coming extension considerations make a move possible. Thibodeaux remains a valuable asset, having produced 21.0 sacks and 127 tackles in 43 career games and breaking out with 11.5 sacks in 2023. However, a wrist injury last season limited him to 12 games and six sacks, halting his momentum. For the Giants, trading Thibodeaux would clear a $9.97 million cap hit in 2025 and $14.75 million in 2026, allowing them to gain the necessary draft capital as they reshape their roster."




## Giants Star Traded? Thibodeaux to Titans in Shocking Draft Deal

**Giants Bolster Edge Rush With New Blood**

The New York Giants added a formidable weapon t

Kayvon Thibodeaux Adds Pass-Rushing Prowess to Titans Defens

Kayvon Thibodeaux Adds Pass-Rushing Prowess to Titans Defense in Proposed Trade

## Kickoff Change Could Unleash Detroit Lions' Special Teams

**Rule Shift Favors Return Game, Aligns with Lions' Coordinator's Vision**

The NFL is taking steps to make kickoffs more exciting. The league has approved a rule change that moves the starting point for touchbacks from the 30-yard line to the 35-yard line. This modification aims to discourage teams from simply kicking the ball out of bounds and encourage more returns, potentially leading to more action and strategic plays.

Detroit Lions special teams coordinator Dave Fipp expressed his enthusiasm for this change earlier this offseason. "I'm fired up," Fipp told reporters in May. "It's going to be great. We're going to get a ton of plays. I think it's going to change quite a bit."

Last season, Lions kicker Jake Bates had a touchback rate of 77 percent, opting for the safe route.  The team attempted just 15 returns all year, with six coming in two games when Tom Kennedy handled return duties. Despite this conservative approach, Detroit ranked third in average starting field position following kickoffs (return or touchback) at the 30.7-yard line.

Fipp anticipates a shift in strategy. "We’ll play a lot more on the attack, a lot more aggressive, a lot more trying to create negative field position for those guys," he said in May after the proposal was floated.  "Kind of 'play conservative and not give up the big play' was a little bit more of our mentality a year ago, while we kind of learned more about the play." 




## Kickoff Change Could Unleash Detroit Lions' Special Teams

**Rule Shift Favors Return Game, Aligns with Lions' Coordinator's Vision**

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NFL adopts kickoff rule change that is sure to please Lions 

NFL adopts kickoff rule change that is sure to please Lions coordinator Dave Fipp

##  Madden Snubs Rookie QB, Fans Predict Breakout Season

Cam Ward, the Tennessee Titans' first-round draft pick, is generating more buzz off the field than on it. Despite being selected No. 1 overall, Ward seems to be facing an uphill battle for recognition, even from video game ratings.

###  Madden Lowers Bar for Rookie QB

The recent release of Madden NFL 26 revealed a shocking truth: Cam Ward received the lowest grade of any first-round pick in the last 24 years. He's not only the second-lowest graded player in his draft class but also trails his own teammates in the rankings.  

Femi Oladejo, an EDGE rusher for the Titans, boasts a 74 rating, making him the highest-graded rookie on the team. This stark contrast highlights the perceived lack of faith in Ward's potential by the game developers.


Full #Madden26Ratings for #Titans rookie class:
QB Cam Ward 72
EDGE Femi Oladejo 74
S Kevin Winston Jr 71
WR Elic Ayomanor 71
WR Chimere Dike 70
LG Jackson Slater 68
TE Gunnar Helm 67
RB Kalel Mullings 70
CB Marcus Harris 69

— Justin M (@JustinM_NFL) July 30, 2025


###  No. 1 Pick's Performance Ignored

This Madden snub comes on the heels of widespread media attention focused on other teams like the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs. Even seasoned analysts seem to be overlooking Ward's talent. 

Looking at previous No. 1 overall picks, Kyler Murray (73), Trevor Lawrence (78), Bryce Young (74), and Caleb Williams (75) all received higher ratings than Ward. However, some argue that Ward possesses comparable or even superior skills coming out of college.


###  Fueling the Fire

Despite the negativity surrounding his early career, Cam Ward seems determined to prove doubters wrong. This Madden snub is likely to fuel his desire to excel on the field. 

History shows that video game ratings don't always accurately predict real-life performance. Jayden Daniels, for example, was graded a 74 as a rookie last year and exceeded expectations with the Washington Commanders.


Ward’s journey in the NFL is just beginning. With his chip on his shoulder and undeniable talent,  his potential for a breakout season remains high. 





##  Madden Snubs Rookie QB, Fans Predict Breakout Season

Cam Ward, the Tennessee Titans' first-round draft pick, is generating more buzz off the field than on 

Madden NFL 26 continues to disrespect Titans&#39; Cam Ward

## Commanders Land Veteran Tackle Niang Following Herbig's Retirement

**Washington bolsters offensive line depth with familiar face.**


The Washington Commanders have wasted no time finding a replacement for veteran guard Nate Herbig, who announced his retirement just yesterday. The team announced Wednesday the signing of 26-year-old offensive tackle Lucas Niang.  

"We have signed T Lucas Niang," the Commanders tweeted, accompanied by a photo of Niang in uniform.

Niang, a 6-foot-6, 315-pound lineman, was a third-round pick of the Kansas City Chiefs in the 2020 NFL draft after playing collegiately at TCU.  Over his five seasons with the Chiefs, Niang appeared in 33 games, making nine starts. He spent most of the 2024 season on the practice squad before being released in November.

The signing is intriguing as Niang joins a crowded tackle room that already includes Laremy Tunsil, Josh Conerly Jr., Trent Scott and Andrew Wylie.  Tunsil, Conerly and Wylie are considered locks for the 53-man roster, with Scott also having an excellent chance.

Niang's familiarity with Washington's offensive line coach, however, could be a factor. He was teammates with both Wylie and Nick Allegretti in Kansas City during their two Super Bowl championship runs.


With Herbig's departure, the battle for starting guard positions between Chris Paul, Julian Good-Jones and Michael Deiter intensifies. The question now becomes: how many offensive linemen will Washington ultimately keep when they trim the roster to 53 players next month?  


## Commanders Land Veteran Tackle Niang Following Herbig's Retirement

**Washington bolsters offensive line depth with familiar face.**


The Washington Command

Commanders sign replacement for retired offensive lineman

##  Can Bo Melton Make the Switch? Green Bay Packs Player Tries Cornerback 

**Packers Coach Sees Potential in Former Wide Receiver**


Green Bay Packers wide receiver Bo Melton has taken an unconventional path in his NFL career. Entering his fourth season, he’s made a bold switch from wide receiver to cornerback. While a position change this late in a career isn't ideal, coaches see potential in Melton's athleticism and willingness to learn. 

“He's done a nice job,” said Head Coach Matt LaFleur. “When you watch him through the course of drills, the skill set is there—it's just getting an adequate number of reps to go and get comfortable out there at a very difficult position to play. I'm really pleased with not only how he's approached it, but how he's gone out there and executed."

Melton has impressed coaches with his natural instincts and quick feet during practice sessions with the second-team defense.  He credits his brother, who plays cornerback for the Arizona Cardinals, as a source of inspiration. 

Defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley noticed Melton’s transition immediately during offseason drills. "He's super athletic, and then you saw him do some (defensive back) drills, and as he backpedaled, you saw how quick his feet were and how he could transition," Hafley said Wednesday.


**Learning Curve Ahead for Melton**

While enthusiastic about Melton’s potential at cornerback, Hafley acknowledges the steep learning curve ahead. “This isn't going to be like we put him in and it's, 'Oh, he's got it.' No, it's a hard position to play,” said Hafley. "People might think you're just out there—go cover a guy—but it's one of the hardest positions physically to play, and there's thinking to it, too. It's not as easy as some people think."

Melton remains focused on absorbing everything coaches teach him. “I'm blessed to be here, blessed to be in this position, so I'm just going to attack everything," he said. 

**Special Teams Role Remains an Option**

The Packers are optimistic about Melton’s future, regardless of his ultimate position. Special teams coordinator Rich Bisaccia values Melton's contributions on special teams, where he played a significant role last season.


"No matter what you ask him to do, we think he's going to become an elite special teams player," Bisaccia said. "He was big for us a year ago. He's really just the ultimate team player right now, doing anything he's asked to do."

Bisaccia points out that Melton’s experience on kick and punt coverage has already provided him with valuable tackling skills. 


**Preseason Pressure Mounts**

Melton faces an uphill battle to secure a roster spot at cornerback. The Packers have several experienced players ahead of him, making the competition fierce. 

With the NFL cutdown day looming on August 27th, Melton has three preseason games to prove he can be a valuable asset in the defensive backfield. While there will inevitably be growing pains as he adjusts to this new role, his commitment and willingness to learn have already made an impression on coaches.


"I believe in him, and I'm excited to see where this can go, but at the same time, I think everybody's got to kind of slow down. Everything's not going to look perfect, but I was fired up," Hafley said. "I love the guy. You win with guys like Bo."


"We're excited that we have him, regardless of what side of the ball he's on. He's going to be an impact on our team," Bisaccia added. 


##  Can Bo Melton Make the Switch? Green Bay Packs Player Tries Cornerback 

**Packers Coach Sees Potential in Former Wide Receiver**


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