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tune in. Don't forget, you can read my work on ESPN.com. In a minute, I'll be joined by TCU

co-offensive coordinator and offensive line coach, A.J. Ricker, as I talked to him about Washington commander's rookie, Brandon Coleman,

can he be a left tackle in the NFL? And of course, Ricker's going to be very high on his guy,

but find out why he thinks he can be a left tackle in the NFL, what he learned about,

about him while coaching him, why he moved him to guard last year, and why he moved him back. So all that's in there, stay tuned for that in a minute.

On Tuesday, we'll be out at the commandist facility for the first OTA practice, open the media,

so we get a chance to see all the new veterans, and we're going to get a chance to talk

to a handful of players after practice, including guys like Frankie Louvre, I think Bobby

Wagner, I think Zachert's one or two of those, a couple of those new guys

and get us, you know, and talk to some of the holdovers like John Allen, just to get a sense

of what they feel is going on here, et cetera, and just obviously there's a new energy out there,

what does it mean, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.

Anyways, also on Wednesday, there's going to be a hearing in the Senate on the RFK bill.

Sure you've heard by now, Senator Daines from Montana, making noise about going to try and block it if the team doesn't find some way to honor the Wetzel family.

Of course, Blackie Wetzel designed the previous logo with the Indian on the Native American on the side of the helmet.

They designed it. So he wants

them to have a seat of the table and get something out of this and just to honor the legacy of the

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