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New Raiders UDFA LB Xavian Sorey could develop into a monster learning from Nakobe Dean, Quay Walker, and DC Rob Leonard Started his career as a 5⭐️at Georgia Senior bowl tape👇I can’t stop watching the destruction of the pulling guard

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