Former Colts coach Chuck Pagano on Andrew Luck and why he'd 'absolutely' love to have Dez Bryant

Name: Former Colts coach Chuck Pagano on Andrew Luck and why he'd 'absolutely' love to have Dez Bryant
Uploaded: 2018-06-04T08:59:00-04:00
Description: Joining Nick Wright, Cris carter and Jenna Wolfe in studio on First Things First, Chuck Pagano, the former head coach of the Indianapolis Colts, discusses his expectation for Andrew Luck in the 2018 NFL season and why he'd absolutely love to have Dez Bryant play for him.

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Joining Nick Wright, Cris carter and Jenna Wolfe in studio on First Things First, Chuck Pagano, the former head coach of the Indianapolis Colts, discusses his expectation for Andrew Luck in the 2018 NFL season and why he'd absolutely love to have Dez Bryant play for him.

JUNE 4, 2018・first things first・7:51

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Former Colts coach Chuck Pagano on Andrew Luck and why he'd 'absolutely' love to have Dez Bryant

Joining Nick Wright, Cris carter and Jenna Wolfe in studio on First Things First, Chuck Pagano, the former head coach of the Indianapolis Colts, discusses his expectation for Andrew Luck in the 2018 NFL season and why he'd absolutely love to have Dez Bryant play for him.

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