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Okay, it is late afternoon on Wednesday, January 31st. I gave it some time this afternoon to make sure that there wasn't any news as it relates to a new

Washington head coach, but we are rolling on this podcast right now. As of this moment, Washington

does not have a new head coach. The show today presented by Window Nation, call them at 86690 Nation, or head to

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So the list of candidates that they have interviewed twice is down to three.

Cowboys defensive coordinator Dan Quinn, Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn,

and Ravens D-Line coach and associate head coach, Anthony Weaver.

The big coaching development today, Ravens defensive coordinator, Mike McDonald, is the new head coach in Seattle, getting a reported six-year deal.

As we told you yesterday, and as you heard yesterday, Ben Johnson, the offensive coordinator

in Detroit, is staying put in Motown to continue to be the Lions offensive coordinator.

Bobby Sloick, the Texans OC, one of the people Washington had interviewed twice,

is also staying in his current digs with the Houston Texans as their offensive coordinator.

Right now, Washington is the only team in the NFL at this moment without a head coach. My guess is Dan Quinn. I believe Dan Quinn

will be the new head coach. I only say that because of what I learned and shared with all

of you roughly a week and a half ago, and that is that Quinn was super impressive in their

first interview.

I had someone tell me that day, and I shared this with all of you a week and a half ago, that that person told me that Quinn was their plan B if Ben Johnson

fell through.

But I don't know for sure.

It's possible that Anthony Weaver on Monday or Aaron

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