11-03-2007, 09:25 AM
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Re: The Dominant Seymour Effect
I was at the Skins game and while I did not focus on Big Sey, what I did see of his play was unremarkable. He was on the sideline more than on the field. That being said, I believe that the Skins game was simply a warmup practise for him to help adjust to game speed and situations in prep for the Colts game.
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