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If you’re a fantasy footballer, the fact that Mike Shanahan has been dismissed as the head coach of the Denver Broncos means one thing: it’s time to fuckin’ party. Never again will I pick up Ryan Torain only to see Peyton Hillis get all the carries, or scoop up Mike Bell only to watch the other [...]
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