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Found June 11, 2009 on Seahawks Gab:
PLAYERS: Deion Branch
TEAMS: New England Patriots

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Seahawks wide receiver Deion Branch was limited to individual drills in Wednesday’s minicamp, according to the News Tribune. He is recovering from offseason knee surgery and expects to be 100 percent by training camp. There’s a possibility that Branch will be among the top two receivers for Seattle this season, but he has battled a [...]
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