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Dave Ross alongside Jeff Schwartz here on this Monday morning.

But Jeff, next week, there are going to be big changes to this program, my man.

I'm getting bumped for a very good reason because we're going to have Marty Herney,

the former GM of the New Orleans Saints, up to talk football with you to get ready for the regular season.

That's going to be really exciting with you and Marty going forward.

So look, as much fun as I've had cutting it up with you, you're going to get a real GM on the GM shoveled next week, Jeff.

So I know that's going to be intriguing conversations going forward.

So Marty Herney drafted me to Carolina Panthers.

He was a general manager when I was drafted.

Brandon Bean, by the way, what I saw on television last night for the bills, was also in the building. So it would be a lot of fun to talk to Marty about that. That's my first thing I might ask. I'm like, do you have your Jeff Schwartz scouting report? Let me hear. Maybe I don't want to hear it as well. But look, getting that perspective, I think, is going to be so much fun between player and general amendment.

We see things obviously. Maybe I don't want to hear it as well. But look, getting that perspective, I think, is going to be so much fun between

player and general manager.

We see things obviously be much differently, right?

Even how we watch the preseason, how we take in the game.

So the perspective of a player and a general manager and Marty, obviously, has been in this

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