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In football, like in most things, the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. Even accepting this “truth,” it is hard to overstate the significance of Atari Bigby’s absence, the last three games because of a sprained knee, to the Packers defense.
As if the lack of Bigby’s physical presence resulting in WR and [...]
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