You want it. You need it. It's what everyone's talking about. The Kevin Sheehan Show. Now here's Kevin. I'm here. Aaron's here. Cooney's going to join us briefly because he's running out of phone juice. We're going to get to him in a moment and maybe another guest before the end of the show. Let me just start with what to me was the most interesting part of last night, going

into the game and after the game, and that was Dwayne Haskins, and his debut as a professional

quarterback.

In a preseason game, I was impressed, and although, you know, as I've said very often over the years about these preseason

games, they are misleading. You can evaluate, you know, player stuff as a fan, but you don't even

really know, the coaches know, but there were things about Dwayne Haskins last night that I liked.

And I think that we will see, this is a prediction, that we will see

enough progress made in this preseason, and then my confidence level being not very high with

respect to the other two quarterbacks, Colt McCoy and Case Keenum, I think Dwayne Haskins will

start his first regular season game

before week four, or I'm sorry, by week four. I think the giant game in week four is the

latest he will end up being in the starting lineup. Cooley coming up, let's get to the game take.

Pay attention. He's Kevin's Game Take.

All right. In these preseason game takes, you know, there's nothing that you can really

go over in terms of the results, the scoring drives, you know, a key third down stop or a crucial

third down make or a bad coaching decision.

It just doesn't apply to the preseason.

So you focus in on players and performances and what you saw, you know, based on talent,

sort of raw talent.

Jimmy Morland was the star of the game, the seventh round pick from JMU.

We heard from the jump this year that this guy could play,

even though he played at the FCS level at James Madison. Cooley told me after the first OTA on this podcast, I said to him, what about Morland? He goes, well, Morland's a lock to make the team. And I said, oh, really? A seventh round pick? He said, no, no, no, he's a lock to make the team. And he will likely start when we get to the regular season.

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