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Interview with Pierre Garcon

Found February 03, 2012 on The Colts Authority: Yardbarker Blogger Network
PLAYERS: Pierre Garcon,  Jim Irsay
TEAMS: Indianapolis Colts

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Colts wide receiver Pierre Garcon is one of many players whose future is up in the air. A popular figure around Indianapolis, Garcon has been making the rounds of both fans and media during Super Bowl. The free agent appeared at a local Best Buy on Thursday to sign DVD copies of Greatest Super Bowl Moments from NFL films. Garcon was recently mentioned by Jim Irsay as a priority for the Colts. He had his best season to date in 2012, and continues to show tantalizing physical skills and could be a player on the verge of breaking out. The dedication of Garcon's fans is notable. The event began late as Garcon was caught in the snarled traffic of Super Bowl week. Despite an hour and a half wait, several fans enthusiastically greeted the affable and apologetic young wideout. Garcon took time with all the fans, talking and posing for pictures, more than making up for the delay by repaying those who waited with kindness. During the event, I sat down with Garcon to ask him a few qu...
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