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The Kevin Sheehan Show is Kevin.

Two guests on the show with me today.

Sam Monson from the 33rd team. Sam was with PFF for many years.

He's a great guest.

We'll talk NFL and, of course, NFL draft with Sam in the

next segment. Following Sam, Alan May will join me. We'll talk Capp's playoffs. They open up Monday night

in their best of seven first round series with Montreal at home. The show's presenting sponsor, as always, Window Nation, 86690 Nation or WindowNation.com.

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Coming up in this first segment, I'm going to give you the three

players that I would be surprised if Washington selected in the first round. And two of them

are players that I've really liked in previous conversations. Before that, this from Patrick to open up this show. Patrick

in Bethesda writes, Kevin, FedEx Field's capacity is bigger than 65,000. It holds up to 85,000,

if they expand in the upper deck. I wonder if they'll do that with demand at a high

level again. Thank you, Patrick, for that. Northwestfield is the actual name. I make the same

mistake all the time. The 65,000 number, I think, that you're referring to is the number that Tommy and I were talking about

on the show yesterday as it relates to a new stadium at the RFK site in 2030.

65,000 is the minimum required to get a Super Bowl.

So we were talking yesterday about, you know, if they get a stadium at the RFK site by 2030,

even if they don't, the new stadium whenever it opens is going to be, I think, between

65,000 and 70,000 capacity.

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