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If Andrews playing the first half of the giants game, i really hope we see a lot of the backup wide receivers and justice Cunningham to see how they are with the starting QB. couldn't judge the backups because of Chandler Harnish erratic game.

I like that idea.  I say after the first series, sit Wayne, Hilton, and Fleener (if he plays at all).  Then Luck could get a series or two with DHB, Whalen, Sambrano, Palmer, Kelley, Justice, and Jones

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haha

 

Yeah, hopefully we will see Landry doing a lot of this............

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I'm not sure, correct me if I'm wrong, but that might draw a flag.

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I hope I didn't mess this all up, but now that camp has officially ended, here's the mega-merge training camp thread. It's at 54 pages, 2,125 posts, just FYI.

Nice way to wrap it up.  It feels like we have reached one more step to the season opener.

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