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SteveA Hangout Grand Counsel

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I like to view it as the O's are very good at choosing what to get reviewed.

It sounds like there is clear evidence.

And we have a different guy doing that this year, right?

A little noted personnel move that might win us a few games over the course of the season.

But we have done pretty well on plays like that where the opponent asked for a review, too.

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