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Joe Starkey: Would Jack Ham really be a backup in today's NFL?
1 month ago | By Post Gazette
I'm hoping for Doug Whaley's sake that his take on Jack Ham doesn't make it into his second interview for the Steelers' general manager job. It might not go over well.
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