What's up?

up everybody, this is Fred Smoot.

This is Landa Collins.

Hi, I'm Ryan Kerrigan.

This is a Redskins talk podcast with J.P. Finley.

What up everybody is J.P. Finley. It's the Red Kingstock Podcast. We're brought to you by Orsman Automotive of Virginia.

We ride with them. Hope you do the exact same thing.

Happy 4th of July, hope you enjoy the long weekend, stay safe out there, do what you got to do in the

crazy world we're living in.

This is going to be a pretty cool podcast. Here's what we're going to do. We've told you for a couple of weeks now about the Sean Taylor Sports Uncovered

podcast that our office was a big part of. And we decided we're just going to run it for you. And it'll start up here in just a minute or two.

You'll hear Mike Tereco doing the open and then some people we work with and a whole lot of information about Sean,

some awesome stories. I think you guys are really going to enjoy it and then I promise next week we'll get back to normal

We'll get back to our usual podcast doing our thing but I want you guys to listen to this and if you can if you like it go check out

sports uncovered you can subscribe to that podcast it's NBC Sports Wide we're trying to push it out and make sure everybody knows about it and there's all

sorts of deep dives into really interesting sports events from across the

country. It's not DC specific but obviously the Sean Taylor stuff the Without further ado, let's get to Sean Taylor.

21, in most places it's just a number, but in Washington DC and parts of South Florida, the number

means more, much more. It is revered. Some wear it to honor a fallen football legend. Others are awarded it. It comes with

both respect and expectations. No matter why you wear the number 21, it reflects the passion, life, and tragic death of a man

taken way too soon.

Sometimes that passion was too much and led to trouble, but it was never, not for a second, too little.

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