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Former EKU Punter Jordan Berry Wins Pittsburgh Job

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Yep, they sent Wing to the Giants for a draft pick and Berry was the guy. Personally, I think he endeared himself (aside from terrific stats in the preseason) to Tomlin when Hartley tore a hammy and Berry filled in for KO duty. He's a pretty solid bloke, ha. Finally I feel like that position is a weapon instead of a fill in.

 

And to HB, good luck with Wing. He'll wow you with a 75 yarder, then shank one for 19 yds.

Colonel Nation. Still not cheering for that team in Pittsburgh.

.......also saw where Centre kicker, Jordan Gay, made the Bills 53-man roster and WKU tight end, Mitchell Henry, made the Broncos. Quite an achievement for both........congrats to both.

I wonder how many D-3 players there are on NFL rosters.

.......also saw where Centre kicker, Jordan Gay, made the Bills 53-man roster and WKU tight end, Mitchell Henry, made the Broncos. Quite an achievement for both........congrats to both.

I wonder how many D-3 players there are on NFL rosters.

 

I believe the Dolphins kicker is a D3 guy too.

 

Can't find numbers for this year, but for 2014, there were 9 D3 guys on NFL rosters to start the season.

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