One question can tell you flat out whether a quarterback has the right stuff. One question, above all the others, separates the sharks from the fish, the guys who fire from the guys who just tickle the trigger. One question. And we are going to ask Chuck Long that question.In a minute.But first we are going to ask him this: Chuck, have you got everything? Helmet? Pads? Shoes? Good. Because it's time to go.
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