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'I'm a hell of a football player': Why C.J. Stroud is confident ahead of the biggest season of his life
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'I'm a hell of a football player': Why C.J. Stroud is confident ahead of the biggest season of his life

ESPN about 1 hour 1 mins read
After a rocky end in the playoffs last season, it appears Stroud will play Year 4 without a new contract.

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