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All right. I am here. Aaron's at home. J.P. Finley will be our guest this morning. If you miss the Cooley show on Friday,

a lot of really good insight on the Redskins draft in particular. If you haven't had a chance to listen to it,

it's there, listen to it anytime. But some really good insight from Cooley on the Redskins draft.

Antonio Gibson in particular, I think he's surprised many of you by saying that Gibson is probably

their H-back. And that's sort of how he fits in, although he is a weapon, he's flexible, he's, you know,

a guy that can play as an athlete, many different positions offensively.

Cooley was with us on Friday, spent over an hour with us.

So that's up for you to listen to.

A quick reminder, if you have the ability on your

podcast platform to rate us or review us, if you could do that, that would be so helpful.

I know that Apple offers that and maybe one or two others. If the way you're listening

currently doesn't offer that, no worries at all. We've got a lot to get to. I definitely

want to talk about the last dance, the two episodes last night. Also talk to you about Project

11, the Friday Night documentary, and to tell you about something that I binge watched yesterday

that I really, really enjoyed. And I'll share that with you here momentarily.

But there's breaking news as we come on here to record the podcast.

And the breaking news is that Don Shula passed away at the age of 90 years old.

Shula is for me, and in recent years I've sort of waffled a little bit back and

forth with Belichick and with Shula, but prior to Belichick, you know, was really, you know,

sort of putting his stamp down as the greatest winner of all time in NFL history, certainly

modern era football. Before that, Shula was always my goat.

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