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And tell them we told you to call. ESPN's Diana Rusini will be with us in a few minutes,

and then our good friend Ben Standing from NBC Sports, Washington, will join us.

He had the most accurate mock draft in the country, in the entire country.

He's going to join us after we talked to, after we talked to Diana

Rusini. So yesterday, there was a conversation that we had here on the show that I had,

I guess, you know, with myself and Aaron, that actually got a ton of feedback, both positive and negative. Some people in reference to our conversation

about Jersey numbers, and specifically Joe Thaisman's jersey number seven, said, this is so

boring. Why are you wasting so much time with it? And I have to be very honest. And I said this sort of at the end of the

conversation that I am not that much moved by it anymore either. I think there was a time,

you know, that I would have been more protective. You know, the net of it is, is I just think

the organization should take this decision out of the hands of the player who wore the number and has been protected for all of these years, Joe Thysman, and just make the decision.

And really, somebody put it very much more succinctly than I did yesterday.

Just retire the numbers or don't.

And if they're not retired, then somebody can wear them, and if they are retired, they can't.

And, and, you know, that's probably the right way to do it.

And then we'll get into the debate over which numbers, which have been protected over the years,

should actually be retired or not retired.

But I tend to agree with that.

But the feedback was either I don't give a shit or it was

very protective of Joe. And, you know, I'll read you this from Bobby in L.A. who, you know, has been a

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