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only pay for what you need. So Scott Turner, the former offensive coordinator, 20, 20, 21, 22,

here in Washington during the Ron Rivera era, but also, of course, as you all know, the son of Norv Turner,

grew up in Northern Virginia when his dad was coaching our team in the 90s. We had Scott on the show

back before the Super Bowl, told some great stories. A lot of you enjoyed it. So I had him actually

back on my podcast Friday Friday where we had a chance

to talk for about an hour. He was very generous with his time, but I cut out 25 minutes or so

of what I thought was the best part. And there's some memory lane stuff here, but then he gets

into the draft, and you'll hear a lot of what he thinks about Jeremiah

Love at number seven, potentially. But we started off, and I went back and asked him about what he

kind of remembered about his father's first draft. Remember, Norve arrived here after the Richie

Petibone season in 1993, the one season in which he was the head

coach following Joe Gibbs' first retirement. And it didn't go so well. And Jack Kent Cook

hired Norv Turner, who was the offensive coordinator for the two-time at that point, Super Bowl

champion Dallas Cowboys.

It was, by the way, one of those moves in the moment where it's like, really, we're hiring a Cowboys coach?

But there have been a long history, actually, of players going to and from each of the organizations, even though they were the harshest and the, without question, the fiercest of rivals

in the NFL in 1994. Anyway, Norva arrives, and the first big decision he has is they

don't have a quarterback here. Ripin's gone, and they got to find their new quarterback,

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