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One guest on the show today, our good friend Nick Ackridge from Pro Football Focus will

join us with his Washington draft breakdown. He spent the last week on it and he will

be on with us starting in the next segment going pick by pick. We'll also talk a little

Sam Howell with Nick Ackridge as well. I'm going to open the show today with my 2023

Washington Mox schedule season opener. The rest of the Mox schedule for the podcast will

come on tomorrow's show with Tommy. But I'm going to give you the season opener for

the Mox schedule. Now, by the way, the schedule is going to be put out Thursday night by the

NFL. It will be on ESPN, the NFL network, the whole thing. There was discussion about

it being delayed. This is apparently a very complicated schedule, according to John

Oran from Sports Business Journal for a number of reasons. One reason is that you've got

the first year of the new TV deal, which means that the Fox CBS ESPN NBC Amazon Prime

schedule is important, but they don't work exactly the way they used to work. There's

going to be more opportunity to kind of even everything out. And the networks still have

their preferences, but they don't have as much of a say in their slate as they used

to have. And you've got a ton of holiday games this year. You have the triple header on

Thanksgiving. You've got the first Black Friday game, which is the day after Thanksgiving.

You've got Christmas Eve games. You've got Christmas Day games, John Oran from Sports

Business Journal. You know, in his column on the schedule in his newsletter, I had not

heard this before, but they're going to do a triple header on Christmas Day, which

is a Monday on CBS Fox and NBC. And then you have New Year's Eve and New Year's Day games.

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