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#Saints CB Kool-Aid McKinstry hates it when CBs don’t tackle: “I’m a team player. There’s no such thing as a business decision in my mind. ... I love it. I embrace it. ... If you can’t tackle, you better go to the offensive side of the ball. And it...

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