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Why do these Patriots/Maye fans keep bringing up throwing TD’s inside the 5 yard line as if its some kind of layup?? Thats the hardest area to throw a football with the greatest risk. If Stafford doesnt win the MVP just throw the award away. #RamsHouse

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