You don't want it. You don't need it, but you're going to get it anyway. The Kevin Sheehan Show. Here's Kevin.

All right. Start off with an apology about yesterday. I had something come up personally, and I could not do the show yesterday. And I know there was a lot of breaking news, but you know what? We sort of let it settle itself out.

We learned as much as we could learn.

Coolie's with me right now. He's going to have an abbreviated version of the film breakdown coming up. But we start with the Dwayne Haskins situation, you know, what to do with it. I'm going to give everybody for the purposes of those or for the benefit of those that

don't know all of the information what we know as of now, which is 9 a.m. on Wednesday morning.

We're going to know a lot more a few hours from now. So understand that by the time you get to

this podcast, there may be new information.

We're going to react right now to the information we have.

We know based on the reporting, the following things are true, that after the Seattle

loss on Sunday, Dwayne Haskins ended up partying with a large group indoors without

wearing a mask, a group that included at least one

stripper that was in close contact with both him and his girlfriend slash fiancé. We know that he was

with a large group at a restaurant and appeared to be dancing at a club. We don't know if this was a

club that was open to everybody. We don't even know if it was a strip club. The post reporting, it was a restaurant that may have been cleared out for this

large private gathering. We know that he spoke to Ron Rivera about the incident on Monday and that he

apologized and took responsibility for what he said were actions that, quote, were irresponsible and immature, closed quote.

He did that on Twitter yesterday before closing down his Twitter account to anybody but private access.

We know that patronizing a nightclub, where patronizing in a large gathering without personal protective

equipment, PPE, is considered high-risk COVID-19 conduct, according to the NFL's

coronavirus protocols and is punishable by a fine or a suspension up to four games. The team has the

discretion to discipline the player. The team has the discretion to discipline the player.

The league has the discretion to step in if they don't like how the team disciplines

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