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A-M-P-I-R-E, always much appreciated. Today, I'm joined by three of my young colleagues. We're all

about the same age, so you know, you can take that to the bank. Sam 48 from the Washington Post,

Matthew Parris from the Washington Times, and Pete Haley from NBC Sports, Washington, always enjoy

having these three of my colleagues on because I think each one of them gives a different

perspective, and I wanted to pass that along to you. Now, this is a podcast I was supposed to run on

Friday, but then there was some news

that sort of disrupted the plans. With this podcast, we're going to get back to almost all on

the field stuff, little bit of ownership stuff, but mostly on the field. The commanders report

for their spring workouts on Monday, the 17th.

Now, what that means is this is mostly, it's conditioning.

So we're not, we're not going to, we're not going to see them until, I think it's May 24th

or 25th at the earliest.

That's when the OTA sessions begin, where they get back on the field.

And then we can go watch for one of those we'll we'll get to watch

one oTA session each week anyways they're coming back on monday so we're back to on the field stuff

the draft quarterback should they if would what does it signal if they go and draft a hend and hooker

for example what would that that signal to my colleagues?

We talk about all that. So stay tuned for that. One little, one brief minute about the ownership

situation, until it's signed, it's not final. So even though there's still the agreement,

it's not finalized. So when that happens, then that

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