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At 6'3, he's a physical specimen. And handsome (or so my wife says).
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He's addicted to contact.
Even when he's getting kicked.
It doesn't even matter if you're not playing! He will hit you.
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It's OK to be a little scared. God knows I would be.
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He loooves fumbles, so he often tries for them. Look at the hand.
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Footsteps.
Quarterbacks ... not such a fan of DJ.
Good luck blocking him. Seriously, good luck.
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The only thing he loves more than a good fumble is a touchdown.
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Lots o' touchdowns.
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Sometimes in the same game!
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And sometimes in all-star games!
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I have run out of captions for his touchdowns.
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As a media member, I know who we can count on to speak for the team after a big win or a tough loss.
As a fan, you know who to count on.
When he speaks, people listen up.
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Coaches love him for a reason.
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Because he's a leader.
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He will fight for you.
Why do I love DJ?
Because when you're visiting your biggest rival, the ball is on the goal line, and you need a stop, you know he'll be there. Dang it, you just know he'll be there ... for four plays in a row.
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