The 6-foot-2 Ragone is the daughter of former U of L quarterback Dave Ragone and ex-U of L women's basketball player Marju Sober Ragone. Yes, the younger Ragone is a double-legacy recruit for the ...

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The 10-year NFL veteran last played for the Dolphins and should provide depth along one of the top performing offensive lines from a season ago. Lamm has appeared in 119 games for the Texans, Browns, ...

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