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Brian Hartline Brian Hartline here: WR Rotation Recruiting WRs Route Running “You can have the ability in the world but if you can’t maximize it you will be passed up.” “There’s nothing more alarming in my opinion- a fast guy that’s doesn’t play fast because there’s a disconnect there.”...

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