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“The year I gave up the 150-catch streak I had an ankle injury and didn't want to go back in because I'd have a better chance of playing the following week.”

Quote by Ozzie Newsome

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Ozzie Newsome, born on March 16, 1956, is a significant figure in the American football world. Renowned for his exceptional leadership and business acumen, he became the first African American general manager in NFL history. During his career, Newsome made significant contributions to the Baltimore Ravens and continued to influence the sport after retirement. more

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