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Re: New Orleans Saints Should Take a Long Hard Look at OT Tyson Clabo
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Re: New Orleans Saints Should Take a Long Hard Look at OT Tyson Clabo
I was about to make the same reply you did then I saw yours. Thanks for taking one for the team! :-)
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Re: New Orleans Saints Should Take a Long Hard Look at OT Tyson Clabo
No he was talking about Clabo. Brown pretty much stays hurt. And I think Strief gets a bad rap. He was hurt last year. When he's healthy he's a decent starter.
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I hear Green Bay and New England have a couple of cagey veteran QB's we could use too.
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add yet another RT to the roster that by all odds will join the other RT on IR by seasons end. go for it.
10,000 RT and not one LT to be seen |
Re: New Orleans Saints Should Take a Long Hard Look at OT Tyson Clabo
In the first round the New Orleans Saints select the OT from...........
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Re: New Orleans Saints Should Take a Long Hard Look at OT Tyson Clabo
.. all those double negatives are killing me.
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OT Tyson Clabo. The 6-foot-6, 329-pound beast hasn’t missed not one game for the Falcons since 2007 Read more at Tyson Clabo: New Orleans Saints Should Consider Signing Him still a right tackle that was released as a move because the falcons wanted to get wanted to get bigger and more athletic at tackle. But remember this He struggled against the Saints last season. Jordan ate him up and spit him out more than once on the field. So if the saints are not calling him they have some very good reasons why. |
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