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Chicago’s replacement team was nicknamed the “Spare Bears” and Payton was the quarterback of that fill-in squad.

Still, Riley expressed his full confidence in the Trojans’ fill-in kicker, whom he called “one of the most improved players we’ve had on the entire team through camp.”

Meanwhile, over on “Gutfeld,” fill-in host Kat Timpf was talking about her erstwhile boss taking two full days off work to get a colonoscopy.

He was later named an NBC News correspondent and in recent years has frequently appeared as a fill-in co-host on the network’s morning franchise “Today.”

At a press conference, authorities said he had a valid working with children check and was employed as a fill-in childcare worker when he was arrested.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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