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Tom
Zbikowski
Strong Safety
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Birthdate
22/5/1985
College
Notre Dame
Draft Info
2008: Rd 3, Pk 86 (BAL)
Birthplace
Park Ridge, IL
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27
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20
5
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2
0
64
126
102
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3
33
11.0
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