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Adam Zalanka from the Washington Times will be with us shortly. We'll do some caps and turps with him and then a ton of redskins with Clinton in about 25 minutes or so.

First of all, did you see the breaking news this morning that NBC is not going to trade Al Michaels to ESPN?

Yeah, I'm bummed about that.

Yeah, so Michaels is staying there, and I wonder whether or not that. Yeah, so Michael's just staying there.

And I wonder whether or not that means Peyton Manning's not going to do Monday night football

because I have this sense based on the reporting, and nobody's come out and said it, but that

Peyton will do Monday night football if it's with the right person.

Toriko, it was reported a year ago maybe that he would do Monday night

football or would have done Monday night football had Terrico remained at ABC at ESPN ABC. By the way,

a lot of those games are going to be on ABC this year, apparently the Monday night games instead

of ESPN, or at least that's what may happen with the next TV deal. But anyway, apparently, the Monday night games instead of ESPN, or at least that's what may happen

with the next TV deal. But anyway, perhaps he was prepared to work with Al Michaels, you know, for

18 to 20 million a year, but it's not going to happen because NBC's not moving on from Al Michaels.

It does sort of beg the question.

Are there any young guys that can do this?

Is there anybody else but Al Michaels and Mike Tariko and, you know, Joe Buck and, you know, the ace NFL guys that can do this?

I mean, Jim Nance?

There are guys.

I'm sure there are guys who can do it, but if it's about who does Peyton want, Peyton doesn't necessarily know the young guys. He knows Brad Nestler. He's got to know Nestler. Like, Nestler would be a go-to guy for me. You know, I think he is excellent. I think Sean McDonough is excellent, but clearly Sean McDonough was not easy to work with.

By the way, you're calling a 63-year-old Brad Nestler, a young guy.

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