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Well, today I'm going to play you an interview I had with Washington receiver Terry McLaren from last week for a story I wrote on ESPN.com about McClorn's journey from his Ohio State days, how he went from a guy, you know, just the journey he traveled, the tough parts for him along the way, how he's used therapy and some other things to get him

to where he is today, which is one of the NFL's best receivers and certainly one of the more

highest paid receivers in the league. So you can pay attention. I hope you went and read that store

on ESPN.com, but I'm going to play you the full interview. It's about 11 minutes long.

I'm going to talk to you for a few minutes about a few things before we get to that interview.

So stick around, but I will play that in a few minutes.

Well, before I get there, let's go over a couple of news and notes from out at the commander's facility.

First of all, Taylor Heineke will continue to start at quarterback

as Carson Wentz has yet to be activated to practice. Now, when we were out at the facility today,

Wentz was not out on the practice field. He had worked out on the field earlier in the day with

trainers. When we saw them, they were in the bubble. It was a later practice. They gave them,

basically, you went to a later practice on Wednesday, give them time to rest up from the Monday night game, and then you got to travel down to Houston. Important to get that rest right now.

So that's why they had a later practice. Wynes did work out earlier. He has been cleared to

throw, but he has not been cleared to practice.

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