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Wherever you get your podcast, you're watching on YouTube, hit that like button. If that subscribe button, you can find us there as part of Empire Media. That's AMPIRE. Always much appreciated when you tune in. And don't forget, you can read my work on ESPN.com. So I told you the other day, I'll talk to you on Monday. However, big news on Thursday with Jason Wright being ousted as a team president.

So I want to talk about that and you can join me Monday for my conversation with Nikki

Javala from The Washington Post as we look ahead to training camp and all the questions

that surround the team and the roster.

But this is another off-field move that we got to kind of discuss just for a few minutes,

get you in and out, and then look ahead to training camp.

So listen, man, this is a huge move because it's just another, another revamping of this organization.

Look at a year ago where we were at, even a year ago, as I record this, Josh Harris still hadn't officially bought the team.

But in the last year, new owner, new GM, new coach, and now there's going to be a new president.

Because Wright will be out.

He's going to stick around until the end of the year.

He's going to be as a senior advisor, but he's done as a president

immediately, but he'll stick around as a senior advisor, helping with stadium surge, with trying to

secure naming rights for the stadium. There are a lot of people in the business community and

in the area who do like and respect Jason, like dealing with him.

So I think they're going to keep him on for that at least until the end of the season.

And then that will be it.

And if he gets a new job before then, then they'll pat him on the back, wish him luck,

and move on.

So now, the quest for a new president, of course, listen, they're, you know, Josh Harris and Tad Brown, who's the CEO of HBSC, they're going to be leading the search.

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