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Great to be with you on a redemption Thursday. I'm Jeff. That's Tom, Director Matthew in the House on Twitter, it's Hattie Cameron's show. Hello to all. And how are we doing? Everybody all right? Hanging in there? Thank you. Brett, right off the bat, hitting the like button. We're just getting started. There it is. That's how we roll. Good job, everybody. Appreciate you. Come on in here. Let's do our thing. Hey, I got to tell you, we'll have a snippet of it here today, but I enjoyed it. I had a chance this morning to talk to Zaire Thomas, talented defensive back for Florida State, as you guys

well know.

And I enjoyed my conversation with him.

I think you'll hear him tomorrow, maybe in his entirety, on this show.

That was a war chant exclusive for gold members on the Rennegade board. If you're a gold member,

you get to ask questions of players brought to you by the Battles End. And, you know,

we solicit the questions and then you guys ask them. And then I sit down and do interviews

with players. It's going to be a series. And I really look forward to it.

I get a chance to talk to some other players in the future. One of those will be DJ, DJU.

We got a lot of DJs out there on this team. So I better specify. But DJ you will be one in the future.

Look forward to that as well. But this morning's was Azare Thomas, who I think has a chance, Tom, to be an outstanding player. I mean, we thought that from day one when we saw him, he just sort of was able to glide around that indoor practice

facility on that first time that we got to look at him. And he's played a lot of football for

Florida State already. It's funny, you go back, look at those snap counts. You look at those numbers.

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