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Bucs awarded Gilkey off waivers


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This is part of the Cleveland house cleaning party I was hoping we would get in on. Does anyone know how they decide who gets awarded who?

 

Is there a way to tell the teams who put in a claim?

 

He was just a 7th round pick from last year. I did some research thought he sounded like a Grigs guy.  Browns cut their 3rd round pick CB McFadden from last year too the Jets got him. They have basically cleared out last years draft.

 

http://www.nationalfootballpost.com/Buccaneers-awarded-Garrett-Gilkey-off-waivers.html

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