Matt Barrows (@mattbarrows) says that LaBoy wants a bigger role in 2011 than he had in 2010.
LaBoy has heard from 49ers, Chargers
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Jul 27, 2011 at 4:14 PM
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Matt Barrows (@mattbarrows) says that LaBoy wants a bigger role in 2011 than he had in 2010.
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