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Commanders OLB K’Lavon Chaisson released the footage of when he was informed the #Patriots were not going to offer him a new contract, and instead opted to sign Dre’Mont Jones. “There thing was, ‘We love K’Lavon, we just need somebody that plays the run a little bit better.’”

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