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Mark Redman — NFL Stats, Game Log & Trends

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Mark Redman

nfl · LAR · TE

Position: Tight End
Number: #83
Height: 6' 5"
Weight: 258 lbs
Age: 24
Experience: 1st Season
College: Louisville
Born: Newport Beach, CA

Next Game

vs San Francisco 49ers

Thu, Sep 108:35 PM EDT

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Latest News

Chris Bell's speed sets up a Louisville TD
Tyler Shough throws a dart to Chris Bell for 27 yards to set up a Mark Redman receiving touchdown for Louisville.
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Mark Redman scores 12-yard receiving touchdown
Mark Redman scores 12-yard receiving touchdown
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Mark Redman makes catch for 21-yard receiving touchdown

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