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Jason Brown discusses decision to leave $37.5 million NFL contract to run farm in N.C.


Imagine having talent so great that it not only leads you to the NFL, but makes you millions of dollars and one of the most successful players in the game. At 26-years-old, became one of the highest paid centers during his career. But he soon realized he had a calling of faith to work the land and feed the hungry. He discussed his journey. (WTVD)

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Jason Brown discusses decision to leave $37.5 million NFL contract to run farm in N.C.


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