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 two guests on the show with me today john time next segment john will tell us

what he thinks washington's draft board looked like prior to last Thursday night's first round.

Following John Eddie C is back. It's triple crown race time of the year. He'll preview

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I'm going to open the show with something that I read actually about a week and a half ago,

and I just haven't had a chance to get to it.

It's from Ellen.

Ellen wrote this back on the day the new uniforms were unveiled, or maybe a day or two

after. It was after I had talked about the new uniforms. April 17th, she wrote this. Ellen wrote

Kevin, my husband and I are devoted listeners to your podcast. He's from the D.C. area and was a diehard

skins fan, but like you, lost some of the passion that he once had. I've been a restaurant

branding consultant for the last 20 years and have worked with big fast food and fast

casual chains over the last decade.

I've enjoyed your thoughts and concerns over the years about Washington football's name

and brand. I was surprised to hear you say that the new uniforms could be a point of reconnection

for you. My husband felt the exact same way, and I'm here to tell you that

the worst mistake the team made was changing the team's look when they chose commanders.

The loss of the name created distance, but all senses can play into emotional connection,

and the biggest is visual sight. When the team went to a completely different look,

they created too much visual distance for too many of its fans. While I do believe the name will continue to be

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