reflexblue

Me neither its a number a running back would wear.

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alphilip77

I certainly hope your take on that post was a joke.

Keyser Söze

Why the hell would we not allow his # to be used? Should we hold out on Jabar Gaffney's # too?

I guess that would be the right thing to do

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patsfan55

You've obviously never watched the movie: "The Fan"

But seriously, a lot of players really do care deeply about this stuff.

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“My favorite ring? I've always said, you know, I always said the next one. The next one is the best,” Brady says.

patsfan55

The only time I like 30s is for a safety or a power back. Not for a corner. Terrible!

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“My favorite ring? I've always said, you know, I always said the next one. The next one is the best,” Brady says.

patsfan55

Hilarious!

And, yes I do too!

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“My favorite ring? I've always said, you know, I always said the next one. The next one is the best,” Brady says.

Willie55

Hank Poteat was 32. It never seemed out of place to me.

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spacecrime

Ya think? (Ben Coates)

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BB on his draft philosophy, April 2010

Elijah

You best be trollin'.

I like Gronkowski's number, I'm okay with Spikes's number, and I don't really like 32 for McCourty. However, what numbers were really open in the 20s? Not many. I think 32 was the best available.

Fencer

Junior Seau isn't walking through that door either.

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