Jolly Securing The Blind Side

Posted Aug 25, 2007

It’s one thing to talk about trust, but it is a completely different thing to fully understand what trust is – just ask the hundreds of quarterbacks that will take the field this fall, not knowing what nightmares await their blind side. No position in football demands trust more than left tackle, and Kyle Jolly intends to keep that faith strong during the 2007 season. (Inside Carolina)

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