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The Kevin Sheehan Show.

Here's Kevin.

All right, Tommy is here.

I am here, and the news just broke within the hour.

Ben Johnson is staying in Detroit, where he will remain Detroit's

offensive coordinator. Washington is not getting what many reported as their number one

target Detroit offensive coordinator, Ben Johnson. The show today presented by, as always, Windonation.

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So let me, Tommy, just update everybody as we sit here and record the podcast at 145 today, Tuesday, January 30th.

By the way, the 41 year anniversary of Super Bowl 17. Rigo's run, 41 years ago today.

So Tom Pellasaro first broke the news that Ben Johnson was staying in Detroit.

It happened actually right at the end of my radio show.

But let me just update everybody on where they are in the interview process.

So yesterday they interviewed for the first time in person, Mike McDonald, the defensive coordinator of the

Baltimore Ravens, Anthony Weaver, the D-Line coach in Baltimore, who also has an associate

head coach title. This morning here in Washington, for the second time they interviewed

Dan Quinn, defensive coordinator in Dallas.

And then they hopped on a plane and they went to Detroit with the expectation of interviewing in person for the first time,

Ben Johnson, along with defensive coordinator in Detroit, Aaron Glenn.

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