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The Kevin Sheehan Show. Here's Kevin.

John Kine from Madrid in this opening segment, Jay Gruden will follow John, and then I'll finish up the show with eight smell test picks, including one for a college game tonight.

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I'll have my keys to a win over the dolphins in Madrid coming up here in a minute or two, along with my

prediction for Sunday's game. This email to open up the show, it comes from Dan. Dan writes, Kevin,

I love that Jaden Daniels is the Washington QB today and for the next decade. I also love everything

about him as a player and a person.

Let's also be honest here. At the moment, Drake May is currently a legit MVP candidate and is playing

the best ball of any quarterback from the 2024 class. I won't say I wish we had taken May over Jaden, but what Drake May is doing this year

without a top 15 wide receiver or a top 10 tight end is more impressive than Jaden's rookie year,

and he seems equally as impressive as a leader and a winner. I think both quarterbacks will win championships if they have the talent around them and they stay healthy.

But would you agree that as of today at this moment, there is a legit argument that May has the brighter future?

FYI, I'd still take Jaden Daniels. Thank you for that, Dan. That's a reasonable way to

approach the conversation about the 2024 quarterbacks, especially the conversation about

Drake May and Jaden Daniels. I will answer that specifically, that email specifically here in a moment.

I did want to mention if you missed last night's game, the Patriots, I mean, they are rolling.

They beat the Jets, who by the way may have the worst pass offense in this passing era of NFL football. Justin Fields can't do it. I mean,

of course, we've said that about so many quarterbacks. And if he gets with Sean McVay in two

years or whatever, who knows? But the Patriots last night, 27 to 14 to go to 9 and 2 on the season.

They've won seven games in a row, eight games in a row, excuse me,

eight games in a row.

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