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The Kevin Sheehan Show is Kevin.

Two guests on the show today.

Michael Phillips, our good friend from the Richmond Times Dispatch, who's been pretty prolific

on reporting about a potential stadium in Virginia.

And yesterday broke the news that whenever and wherever the new stadium gets built,

it will be at a capacity of 55,000, making it the lowest in the NFL.

Michael is at OTA Day number two, session number two at Nashburn as we speak, and he will

jump on afterwards. We'll talk a lot of football with him as well. More on the 55,000 capacity

coming up here in a moment after Michael Howard Gutman, our good friend, will jump on the show to address the news of this morning

that Dan Snyder and Roger Goodell have been requested by Congress

to appear at a hearing on June 22nd.

We'll see if that is likely to happen. Howard Gutman after Michael Phillips. I wanted to

start the show here in this opening segment with an email that I got from Ted. Ted wrote,

Sheehan, a criticism and a compliment for you. He actually started with the compliment.

I'm going to start with his criticism. The criticism was, aren't you glad Chase Young's back at OTAs?

Aren't you glad? You've been over the top with your criticism of his missing OTAs. They are

sir voluntary. You don't have to call me sir. They are

serve voluntary. Your criticism is directed at the wrong person. It should be directed at the

league and the players association for making these offseason activities voluntary, opening up

the possibility that if they don't post, people like you will take

them to task. Thank you, Ted, for that part of the email. I'll read the complimentary part of his

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