Lay Off, He Was Tired

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Lay Off, He Was Tired
Sarge Sarge posted 8/24/2007 from teninches.blogspot.com (flag)
Reports around the NFL have been raving about the training camp that ex-Ohio State'r David Boston has been having this season. Playing for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Boston looked ready to bump the emerging Maurice Stovall off of the starting rotation of wide receivers...until this morning... (link)

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