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Hey Jamie, it's me, Jamie. This is your daily pep talk? I know it's been rough going,

ever since people found out about your Acapela group, Mad Harmony, but you will bounce back.

I mean, you're the guy always helping people find coverage options with the name your price tool.

It should be you giving me the pep talk. Now get out there, hit that high note,

and take Mad Harmony all the way to nationals this year. Sorry, it's pitchy. Progressive Casualty

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Williamson. This is a locked on NFL podcast, and yesterday was the deadline for franchise tag

situations. Leveon Bell did not sign a long-term deal, but I want to focus on Kirk Cousins.

He did not sign a long-term deal, and I guess it could change, but it seems like a foregone

conclusion that Cousins is going to play out this year in

Washington and then actually hit the free agency market. And this is big news, especially for this

time of year. How often, I'm not the biggest Cousins fan in the world, you guys know that,

but how often does a clear starting quarterback actually hit the open market for teams to bid on him. So let's look at

this quickly. First of all, I'm curious that this lame duck situation, how does that affect

the 2017 Redskins? I would think not much, but who knows? I mean, does it have an adverse

effect? Does their season kind of fall apart?

I mean, they've had front office upheaval. It doesn't seem like the most stable of organizations.

But let's assume from their perspective, they're going to pay him big money this year on the franchise

tag, and then he leaves, and they'll get a third round comp pick in return. Great.

And he's obviously worth more than that.

But what options do they have? You know, that obviously the draft is first and foremost, and this is

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