armchairgm.com - 7/11/2007
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SSreporters Let's continue with the Norris division, in the style of Haiku poetry. Chicago Bears Only one question Gross Wrecksman or Rex Grossman? I'll go with the first Green Bay Packers Brett Favre is staying At one-hundred years of age Receivers suck though Detroit Lions They are really crap But Kitna said "we'll win ten" Mental health questioned Minnesota Vikings They had a bad year But ...
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