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They’re also known as the “Devil Winds” and have historically fueled the worst fires in the region’s history, including the deadly firestorms in January.
From Los Angeles Times
“There’s Jack, Devon, and Ulysses. They’re way better company than club promoters or industry people. They don’t talk!”
From Salon
What is the reaction you get when people realize they’re complaining to you?
"I don't think there's anything that suggests players are getting injured more than before. But I do think players are more tired and mentally more fatigued than they were before because they're spending more days away on the road," said Murray.
From BBC
They’re 7-6 and just behind the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the NFC South.
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