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Marshad, did you ever feel like yourself at the evening when you were playing last year?

Not really. Not really, I feel a little timid, just not like, physically, like, you know, not mentally mentally like timid, but I could tell in my game,

when I watch film, I could tell how I'm stepping.

You know, I look timid, you know, in my game.

And now, you know, just being out there for these past two days, I feel way better.

He feels way better.

That was Marciaun Latimore earlier this afternoon after the second day of mandatory

minicamp.

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Two guests on the show today.

Really excited to have Mike Genetti on.

Mike is the founder and editor of SpotRack.

We reference SpotRack a lot. That is the salary cap website, you know, keeping track of the NFL.

Mike will jump on with us in the next segment to talk about not just Terry McClorn, but what it

looks like for Washington in the future, including essentially two years from now, probably

less than two years, early 2027, and what a Jaden Daniels contract might look like. After Mike, Jesse Docherty from the Washington Post

will be on with us to talk about the very changing landscape of college sports. A lot

happened over this past weekend, including a district judge who approved the pay-for-play salary cap model, which will go into effect this coming football season.

All right, so today at mini-camp, a couple of things real quickly in terms of, you know, overall news.

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