Joining me right now is Diana Rusini, of course, an NFL insider for the athletic.

And of course, locally here at Channel 4 for a few years, you know, I looked this up.

Do you know it's been a decade since you left Channel 4 to really launch your national?

That's what I'm guessing, that the move to ESPN launched your kind of

NFL reporter national career, and it's been 10 years since that happened.

How, how, how, how?

The thing is, I actually knew that only because I recently was around the commanders and got to see the great

group of media that covered them so well and all my old friends and it's just it's like

seeing it was a reunion it was like seeing family some of the best people I've ever met in

my life not even professionally just in my life I met in Washington and covered the team.

Yeah.

So it was so great to see everybody.

And look, I will, here's my observation, Kev, from just knowing so many the reporters that cover the team.

When the team goes well, it's like everyone's lives are better in general.

It's like people are buying houses, having more children, are more in love.

And I'm like, maybe this is correlation here when the commanders win, everyone wins.

So, yeah, time has flown, and I would not even, I would have nothing without my time in Washington.

I can tell you that. I don't know about increasing, like, love, and... and I would not even, I would have nothing without my time in Washington.

I can tell you that.

I don't know about increasing, like, love and family size, but, you know, it is interesting that for years as we wallowed in this team's misery, you know, people that have done what I've done,

which is, you know, hours upon hours every

single day, you know, kind of long form, you know, sports radio, sports podcasting, the whole

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