4-3 vs 3-4: Glenn Dorsey's Big Imprint

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When the Patriots are on the clock, there should be some pretty good options available to them. One of those could be the massive DT Glenn Dorsey from LSU. Bil Belichick and VP Pioli have always expressed the desire to pick the best player available, and Glenn would fit that description. [link]
4-3 vs 3-4: Glenn Dorsey's Big Imprint

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