Mike Wright
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Golly, man. What in the world?
Golly, man. What in the world?
Golly, man. What in the world?
Look out. Oh, all right. There's none left. Kyle, get on it. Let's see if there's any left, and then we can get some.
Look out. Oh, all right. There's none left. Kyle, get on it. Let's see if there's any left, and then we can get some.
Look out. Oh, all right. There's none left. Kyle, get on it. Let's see if there's any left, and then we can get some.
Christian Watson, Christian McCaffrey, Christian Kirk, and Christian Olave.
Christian Watson, Christian McCaffrey, Christian Kirk, and Christian Olave.
Christian Watson, Christian McCaffrey, Christian Kirk, and Christian Olave.
Chosen whatever. Whatever his name is today, I don't know.
Chosen whatever. Whatever his name is today, I don't know.
Chosen whatever. Whatever his name is today, I don't know.
He brought a lot of people to the championship.
He brought a lot of people to the championship.
He brought a lot of people to the championship.
Yeah, he was better at the start of the year. The wide receiver of the year. Last year was CeeDee Lamb stacking with Dak. This year. That was a good year. Yeah, for you. Jamar Chase, who finished as the wide receiver one, drafted as the wide receiver four, was obviously outstanding. Terry McLaurin, drafted as the wide receiver 32, finishes the wide receiver six, finally got himself a quarterback.
Yeah, he was better at the start of the year. The wide receiver of the year. Last year was CeeDee Lamb stacking with Dak. This year. That was a good year. Yeah, for you. Jamar Chase, who finished as the wide receiver one, drafted as the wide receiver four, was obviously outstanding. Terry McLaurin, drafted as the wide receiver 32, finishes the wide receiver six, finally got himself a quarterback.
Yeah, he was better at the start of the year. The wide receiver of the year. Last year was CeeDee Lamb stacking with Dak. This year. That was a good year. Yeah, for you. Jamar Chase, who finished as the wide receiver one, drafted as the wide receiver four, was obviously outstanding. Terry McLaurin, drafted as the wide receiver 32, finishes the wide receiver six, finally got himself a quarterback.
And then you got a couple of breakout rookies. Brian Thomas Jr., who finished as the wide receiver four in his rookie season, as the wide receiver 47 drafted, and Malik Nabors, wide receiver seven finished, drafted as the wide receiver 22. Yeah.
And then you got a couple of breakout rookies. Brian Thomas Jr., who finished as the wide receiver four in his rookie season, as the wide receiver 47 drafted, and Malik Nabors, wide receiver seven finished, drafted as the wide receiver 22. Yeah.