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Jean Grey is, unfortunately, Marvel's number one ticket to resetting the X-Men to their status quo, and she deserves better.

That's the key word for All-Pro right tackle Lane Johnson, as he pointed out recently. Johnson was a guest star on FS1's “The Facility,” this week and defended his current coach.