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Byron Murphy 2 sacks today after a week he spent almost every hour away from #Seahawks in the hospital neonatal intensive-care unit. His daughter was born Oct. 7, at 2 pounds, 5 ounces, 3 weeks premature “She’s breathing on her own…Mom is good. Mom is REAL good.” Huge smile.

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