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LB talks Masters, Jameis Winston vs Marcus Mariota on ‘Monty in the Morning’

April 9, 2015

Monty Morning

LB joined old Sporting News Radio friend Tim Montemayor on his “Monty in the Morning” show on 1320 AM KFAN in Salt Lake City Thursday morning for an interview. We talked about the top stories for the Masters, the Jameis Winston/Marcus Mariota debate, the Le’Veon Bell suspension, and more.

You can listen to the interview on KFAN’s website here.

Monty runs a good Twitter account that you can follow here.

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