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.Baltimore Ravens Buffalo Bills offensive line; coached by Aaron Kromer; teaches the cross over step on these wide zone runs. It gives you both width and power and when coached hard it looks like a "Chorus Line" Duke Manyweather #BillsMafia #BaldysBreakdowns

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Oza1 year ago

@Ravens @BuffaloBills @BigDuke50 Love that you give Kromer his flowers… He deserves as much credit for our teams success as anyone else on the sidelines..

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“There is a difference between you and me.” “We both looked into the abyss, but when it looked back at us you blinked.” THAT LINE IS SO FUCKING HARD YALL BATMAN IS HIM!!!!!!!

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