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Cam Ward deep passing film thread 🧵 Ward's deep ball has been a topic of discussion lately, so I went through his passes of 20+ air yards on NFL Pro and sorted into different buckets (through W15) First, completions! I count 10: five across the middle, five outside the numbers

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