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The Kevin Sheehan Show.

Here's Kevin.

Did Sam show you enough to kind of keep this QB1 spot for now going into camp?

And is that, you know, kind of the plan?

Yeah, he's pretty much shown us what we

want to see. I mean, again, he's young. We know he's young. He's a second year player who, you know, got an opportunity to start last year, but there was a lot of room for growth, and we know that, but he's got a good skill set. You know, he's mobile, he's got good foot movement, he's got quick twitch to him, good decision maker.

He's still learning to make those decisions, but he's also got the armed

talent. He's mobile. He's got good foot movement. He's got quick twitch to him, good decision maker.

He's still learning to make those decisions, but he's also got the armed talent.

And that's the thing that, you know, that excites us.

That was Ron Rivera earlier today after the final day of minicamp had concluded.

They practiced indoors because of, as Ron called it initially, the AQ1,

but it's actually the AQI, the air quality index.

We all know what's going on here for those of us that live here.

It's unhealthy out there.

The Nats canceled their game, postponed it until June 22nd, and they moved practice today out in Ashburn indoors.

And one of the people that was there, and he was there all week long, is her good friend

Michael Phillips from the Richmond Times Dispatch.

And he's joining me right from the top because I actually want to start with that answer.

That was Sam Fortier asking Ron about whether or not Sam Hal had done enough to continue through the rest of the summer into training camp as the QB1.

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