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The Terrible Podcast – Talking NFL Rules Changes, Ed Reed To Texans, O-Line, Pro Days & More Episode

Found March 21, 2013 on Steelers Depot: Yardbarker Blogger Network
PLAYERS: Ed Reed
TEAMS: Houston Texans,  Baltimore Ravens,  Pittsburgh Steelers
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Season 3, Episode 86 of The Terrible Podcast is up and co-host David Todd and I talk about Baltimore Ravens safety Ed Reed leaving for the Houston Texans for starters and then get into talking about the new rule changes that were passed on Wednesday at the NFL owners meetings. We move on to talk about the Pittsburgh Steelers depth on the Steelers offensive line as we move closer to the draft and David throws out an interesting draft day trade question that he wants your opinion on as well. The Steelers had a large contingency at the Tennessee pro day on Wednesday, so we talk about the prospects Read more [...]
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