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Post, going to join us at 720, give us his take on commander's training camp, but it's

seven o'clock. That means it's time to hit the skins. We'll give you some insight on

what's going on at commander's training camp. We talked about it. Tons of fans, of course,

going to training camp. That is front and center on Saturday. The line started at 7 a.m.

They say. And ultimately about 10,000 fans came to watch training camp. That's a shocking

number. Everybody was stunned by that number. And by the way, it was hotter than you know

what on Saturday, broiling. Now, look, they do start at 9 a.m. Yeah. So and they don't

practice all day. I mean, you're out there out there per what, an hour and 45 minutes

maybe maybe two hours. So you're not getting the, the brunt of the heat during the day,

but still for 10,000 to show up and just sit there. It's still hot. They say by the start

of practice around nine o'clock, two hours after the line was forming at 7 a.m. There are

about 2,500 in one area that was roped off, about 3,000 in the end zone, another 4,500

or so fans in the surrounding grassy patches compared to last year where you had tens of

people, right? What is the capacity for training camp? Do we have like, it's right around

that 10,000 and everybody wanted to give Josh Harris credit for this, like all of a sudden

on Thursday, he becomes the owner of the team and around the party at the band. And he

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