Trevor Lawrence has 'bust smells' coming from him
This is just, it's becoming a situation where it's impossible to evaluate them. I'm going to need at least three years of tape on Trevor Lawrence before I make a definitive declaration. But he's, there's some bus smells coming from him.
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The Colts are the team that nobody wants to play right now
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