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“I can’t lie and say it didn’t affect me” - Caleb Downs Caleb Downs hasn’t often been the other guy—a position I know well from playing it, alongside great talents. Now, as a first-round Cowboy, there will be moments the game plan doesn’t feature him. He’ll have to draw... show more

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