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NFL team racks up nearly $20K bill at rookie dinner

By Cox Media Group National Content Desk
Oct 9, 2014

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A Cleveland Browns player may have to make a lot of extra sacks in his next game.

Linebacker Craig Robertson shared a more than $18,000 dinner bill on his Instagram account earlier this week.

According to WEWS, there is a tradition for rookies to take the team out for dinner.  There's no word on who actually paid the mega bill.

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