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'Bad Lip Reading' brings the lighter side to the NFL

By Cox Media Group National Content Desk
Jan 23, 2015

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The regular season and playoffs are done and all that's left is the big game.

With Super Bowl XLIX, 49 for those of us who don't like Roman Numerals, a week away, much of the focus has been on #DeflateGate.  But the comedians at Bad Lip Reading have put their "talents" to giving their take on what was really said on the sidelines and on the field for the 2014-2015 regular season.

Apparently Funyuns are a big thing for one player, or so the BLR crew will have you think.

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