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“Nick can’t shoot threes. Free throws and midrange. He can’t shoot no f** threes. Now Clay can shoot that b!” Eagles WR DeVonta Smith provided insight into the game of both Nick Sirianni and Michael Clay at the team’s basketball day. 😂 (🎥: edmund.punwpe on Instagram)

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