d.t.'s
Americannoun
abbreviation
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Both were victorious, with the Texans prevailing 19-17 a week after D.T.’s trade to Houston and Jackson having a monster game at Houston a year later.
From Seattle Times
“My family and I miss him dearly, and we wanted to honor D.T.’s memory.”
From Seattle Times
As McManus entered the stadium, he also had draped around his neck some custom cleats that depicted D.T.’s famous mile-wide smile and which he wore during the Broncos’ 38-10 victory.
From Seattle Times
“I just cannot believe that D.T.’s gone. … It’s heartbreaking, man.”
From Washington Post
“Nothing really should stop the train. D.T.’s a veteran guy that can do a lot of different things and he’s played a lot football. So it’s a great opportunity for all of us to get on the same page and continue to put a lot yards in the air and put a lot points on the board.”
From Washington Times
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