Mitch Morse· Jul 25, 2025
Morse called Bobby Wagner the clear No. 1 linebacker in the league even at his age.
“Bobby Wagner, like you alluded to, I think he's just a one in a million type of linebackers still at his age, put up some remarkable numbers easy number one.”
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Bobby Wagner to finish top 1 at his position, by an unstated measure
“I mean, Bobby Wagner, like you alluded to, I think he's just a one in a million type of linebackers still at his age, put up some remarkable numbers easy number one.”
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