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On the show today, OTA day number one. Aren't you excited? Also, Mark Maske's down at the owner's meetings in Atlanta and has talked to a few owners about Dan Snyder.

I will read to you what Mark has written and have a few thoughts on that.

Also, there is the Woodbridge land option that the team has for a possible stadium.

You know, over the hills and through the woods down I-95 we go.

I'll weigh in on that just a little

bit. And I've got on the show today, J.I. Hallsell, good friend, current NFL agent,

former cap analyst for the Redskins. We'll talk to J.I. about the Terry McClorn contract

situation and some contract situations around the league that have gotten

interesting as well. Now, as far as OTAs and OTA day number one, organized team activities,

they are a voluntary thing. You know, most teams actually don't get complete attendance.

We here in D.C.

Or at least some of us have spent too much time talking about who shows up and who doesn't.

Guilty as charged.

But, you know, in our defense, for those that do occasionally talk about things like

OTA attendance and express interest or concern over, you know, the minutia like OTAs.

In our defense, we are talking about a team that hasn't won much over the years.

You know, we're going on basically the third decade of being an NFL bottom feeder.

So to be fair, you know, those that criticize those of us that talk about these kinds of things,

especially people, by the way, associated with the team, they should be thrilled

that we are discussing anything about the team with that kind of level of passion and caring.

In fact, they should send us handwritten thank you notes. Thank you for discussing OTA attendance. It doesn't mean much,

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