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Pic of the Day: Colt McCoy and a 5-Foot Snake

By Vince Grzegorek on Wed, Mar 30, 2011 at 10:40 am

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How's Browns quarterback Colt McCoy spending his time during the NFL's labor unrest? Hunting for snakes, of course.

OK, not really hunting, but finding, for sure. Yesterday he tweeted out this pic of a 5-foot snake he found under his truck. He seems remarkably composed and at ease holding such a demonic animal. We'll refrain from any trouser snake jokes because McCoy's a good Christian boy.

(Via The Big Lead)

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