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New York Giants drama explodes as linebacker Abdul Carter doubles down on his public criticism of quarterback Jaxson Dart for introducing the President.
New York Giants drama explodes as linebacker Abdul Carter doubles down on his public criticism of quarterback Jaxson Dart for introducing the President.
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