One Small Step For Women, One Giant Leap For Football Kind
March 3, 2013
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Sunday, one woman will make history in the National Football League. Lauren Silberman, a 28-year-old life-long soccer player, will be the first woman to try out at the NFL's regional combine in New York.
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