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All right. Good morning, everybody. Good afternoon. Good evening or whenever you're listening to this. I'm here. Aaron is here.

This show is presented by Window Nation. If you're in the market for Windows, call 86690 Nation or go to Window Nation.com and tell them we told you to call. No coolly today. Next week, more

likely than not for him. Mike Shanahan was going to come on today with us to preview the four

divisional round games. Instead, he's going to come on with us Monday. He's been on a trip,

and he was just getting back. He asked if he could do Monday. I said absolutely. So he'll recap the

four divisional round games and preview the NFC and AFC championship games with us on Monday. I've got the

smell test later on. John Kime coming up, Andy Poland, as well.

And we'll do a quick segment here in a little while on all of the things that happened since

we last talked. None of them significant really on a large scale, but there were two incredible

basketball games last night, one in college,

one in the NBA, the Caps won, the Nats had some news after we went off the air yesterday,

and the Falcons hired a clock management coach, so I'll get to all of that coming up.

But there wasn't any real Redskins news, but I have something for you to start the show.

From a source, Dan Snyder and Bruce Allen are very aware of the hashtag fire Bruce Allen movement, and they don't really care.

Now, for now anyway, it looks like Bruce Allen is staying in the organization and in the same role.

I personally still think that could change, but that's just based on my own gut and my own common sense.

But my source tells me that Bruce isn't going anywhere and that the only thing that might happen is some sort of bogus announcement

about a new role.

And then there is this.

The Redskins have interviewed at least one potential replacement for Brian Lafamina, for his job,

the job of president of business operations slash chief operating officer. That's the title he had

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