B. Mitch and Finley, 106, 7, the fan.

A lot has happened in the last half hour.

Certainly, you know, we're all thinking of the B enemy family.

Hell yeah.

Whatever happened there in Loudoun County.

The commander's also made a coaching move this morning, firing their tight ends coach, Ben Steele.

And as they kind of get into a scramble mode for what you do there,

I did have one thought,

B.

Yeah.

Wes Welker worked with the tight ends during minicamp.

He's got this nebulous offensive assistant title.

They could try to slide him in there.

It was a defense last year.

There's probably a hundred guys they could call to take over that job. There is one dude I thought of, though. Oh. Does a lot of in-house media. Played the position. Played for Dan Quinn. Paulson. On the low. Logan. I mean, Logan Paulson. He would have to be wanting that, though. Certainly, and that's a lifestyle change and a million different things. But it's just kind of interesting. Logan is very much like you with the kids. I don't see him coaching. I think high school, yes, because he has a better schedule. But the way pro coaching is, nah. Yeah. And I, like when people call in and say what beam is why

don't you coach special teams like that's generally a simple idea that sounds cool but doesn't

usually extrapolate so maybe i shouldn't even be suggesting it because i'm sure on social

media it's everywhere i'm, but I don't know.

He is a intuitive football mind that knows Dan Quinn very well, played for Dan Quinn. You know what I mean?

Like there's a little more to it to me.

So all that said, the biggest story walking in this morning was, yeah, we got to get ready for training camp.

But the Nats, the Nats made a big move.

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