pittblather.com - 9/25/2008
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Back when Wannstedt was with the Dolphins, he used the gimmick of hanging lobster traps to warn his team of the danger of “trap” games. It, uh, didn’t work. Kevin Gorman noted that Wannstedt may dislike “gimmick” plays, but loves “gimmicks” to try and ...
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