Former quarterback Paul Piferi catching on as tight end

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Published Apr 3, 2022

Former quarterback Paul Piferi catching on as tight end

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Paul Piferi’s clothes didn’t fit ... none of them. That’s what happens when you switch from being a quarterback to a tight end.

“I went through two whole sizes,” said Piferi. “Pants, shirts, the whole nine yards, went through the whole thing.”

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