You don't want it.

You don't need it, but you're going to get it anyway.

The Kevin Sheehan Show.

Here's Kevin.

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One guest on the show today, Sam Fortier from the Washington Post, will join me.

We'll talk Sam Hal. We will talk whether or not he believes there will be an in-season firing of Ron Rivera or Jack Del Rio.

Nothing happened yesterday. It was highly unlikely that something was going to happen

yesterday because of the short week heading into Thursday's game against the Cowboys. I guess

it's still possible that something could happen on Friday. I don't think it will personally.

It's justified if it happens.

As I said yesterday, I'm not going to have a problem with it if they decide to do something.

But at the same time, I don't need Josh Harris to make a statement to me as a fan.

And if you feel differently, you're entitled to it. Again, like, this is a justifiable

in-season firing based on the record, based on losses to the Giants and a loss to the bears. I mean,

you've got three of the ugliest losses in one season that I think any of the Snyder coaches have ever had.

So it's completely rational to think that they should fire him and desire that.

I just don't think I need it for the purposes of Josh trying to make a statement to the fan base.

Like after 24 years of Snyder coaches, am I really going to be so upset with Josh Harris if he doesn't in-season fire Ron or in-season fire Jack? No, I can wait until the end of the season. As I said yesterday, who coaches next is so much

more important than who's coaching now. And then now is about Sam Howe. The final six games are

about Sam Howe and determining whether or not he is the answer, because he's the only one of the big names that were just discussed, Ron Rivera, Jack Del Rio, Sam, Hal.

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