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If you're watching on YouTube, hit that like button. Hit that subscribe button. You can find us there as part of Empire Media, AMPIRE. Always much appreciated when you tune. And don't forget, you can read my work on ESPN.com. I have a story up now about what the commanders have done around Jaden Daniels this offseason. And the more work they still have to do, and I think we all know where that is. But I did talk to Dan Quinn and Adam Peters about this at the league meetings last week. So wanted to write this week. So there you go. It's up on ESPN.com. In a minute, I'll be joined by Scott Turner, former Washington offensive coordinator, of course, former NFL offensive coordinator, and wanted to talk to him about, obviously, the commanders, but the decision between taking a running back or receiver at number seven.

And obviously it depends on who that player is and et cetera, et cetera, et cetera, but I do think there's an interesting debate to be had about Jeremiah Love versus a Carnell Tate, if you want to go Mackay Lemon or if you're

a favorite Jordan Tyson. I think in this case I'm talking to someone yesterday they felt like

Carnel Tate, an NFL coach, that Tate was more bust proof because with Tyson you get some

injury concerns. So I think there's this, but whatever your flavor of the receiver is,

there you go. Love versus who you like at seven as a receiver. But I want to bring him on

because he's obviously been in the room. He's been a situation where he's been with Garrett

Wilson and Breece Hall in New York. Kristen McCaffrey and DJ Moore in Carolina, Adrian

Peterson, and Stefan Diggs and Adam Feelein in Minnesota. So I wanted to bring him on to talk about that. And of course, he's been in the room. He's made these decisions. He knows what the impact is in a team. He's been around football's whole life. So there you go. And I also know shout out to my guys on Trapper Dive. I know they had them on earlier this week too. So, but shout out to them because, you know, we had the same idea this

week, man.

So I like those guys.

But anyway, but I want to bring Scott on to talk about all this stuff.

And then I also asked him about, you know, Brian Flores, going against a Brian Flores defense,

which, of course, Durante Jones will run a variation of

here. And then, but also then along those lines is what positions he think are important in that

defense when facing it and then what gives them trouble, like the disguises, et cetera. So all that good

stuff. And I know the other day I said I was going to talk to Matt Miller from ESPN, the draft

analyst, to get your questions ready from ESPN, the draft analyst,

to get your questions ready if you had some. But unfortunately, he was home on, I recorded this Thursday, he was home with some sick kids. Not the best way to do a podcast. So I'm going to reschedule for him sometime, hopefully next week. So, and so, but I'll ask, if you want to drop your questions in, I'll still see them and just, I can't get to all of them. But if there's one or two topics or guys that you want to know about, happy to ask them. So anyway, there you go. That's, I don't have anything else, folks. Not a whole lot else going on except the draft talk. I'll be doing more of these next week, of course, and I'll have some other people on to talk about this. I think it's, you know, there's some, and then at some point I want to talk about some draft day stories that I have experienced, some of which I've shared with the club members over the years in summer breaks, but share it here with you sometime with the next week and a half or two.

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