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December 6, 2013 by Mike Dussault

“You’ve got to give him different looks,” Horton said. “You’ve got to pressure him. You have to play at your best because I’m pretty sure he’s going to prepare; he won’t take any game, an opponent lightly. “It’s an ultimate test for me as a coordinator, this one player. I think he’s everything you want in a franchise quarterback.”

Ray Horton heaps the praise on Tom Brady – Cleveland Browns Blog – ESPN

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