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Damn: Dolphins CB Darrell Baker Jr. reveals he would only make $5,500 per week on an NFL practice squad. "Everybody thinks we’re rich…Coming in as a rookie, thinking I’m about to make $750,000 that year, and then I got hit with reality." The NFL needs to raise the minimum 🫣

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