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Brandon Weeden’s Two Year Old Drives a Range Rover
Brandon Weeden’s son turned two years old today. And already, he’s driving a nicer care than me. The perks of being the son of an NFL quarterback, I guess. Look at this awesome and totally adorable picture Weeden posted to his Instagram Saturday morning:
Good to see OSU’s future at quarterback in 2032 already getting accustomed to the good life!
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