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Phil Simms: ‘There’s no fat guys’ on the Atlanta Falcons

Phil with no chill.

by Andrew Jones
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Week 6 ‘Thursday Night Football’: Saints win 31-21, hand Falcons their first loss of the season
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Phil Simms can provide some funny, candid words from time to time. And in his description about the Atlanta Falcons team in the early stages of their Thursday night game against the Saints, he made an interesting observation: “There’s no fat guys on this Atlanta team.”

Very candid, Phil.

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