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The Kevin Sheehan Show, here's Kevin.

No Tommy today.

He had something he had to take care of.

He'll be with me on Thursday show.

That show we will give you all of our 2025 NFL season predictions. I do have one guest

on today's show. Nikki Jabaluk will join me in the next segment. Also, a quick heads up. Jay

Gruden is back for another year on the podcast. He'll join me on Fridays during football season to preview

Washington's game, the entire NFL card, and Jay will give us weekly his lock of the week,

something that's actually gone pretty well for him the last couple of years on this show.

This show's presenting sponsor is Wind Nation, 86690 Nation, windownation.com if you need new windows. How about college football's

first full week ending last night in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. The debut of Chapel Bill. It ended a

week one in which the three biggest storylines were major negative storylines, highly critical

storylines. It started with Heisman favorite Arch Manning. Looks like he can't play.

It was followed by Alabama head coach Kalin DeBore on the hot seat one week into his second

year in Tuscaloosa. And it finished off last night with everybody scratching their head and wondering what in God's name was Bill Belichick thinking coming back to coach in college.

It was not the debut he was looking for a 48 to 14 blowout loss at home to TCU in front of a wound- up crowd. I mean, the pageantry last night at

Keenan Stadium. It's such a beautiful stadium, beautiful backdrop. You know, the Carolina light

blue. It looked beautiful. There were a lot of, there were a lot of social media videos of his 24 or maybe now 25 year old

girlfriend on the sideline with him before the game. Uh, TCU was the better team. They had better

players clearly. Uh, nobody really paid attention to that heading into the game. The 48 points

given up by Carolina last night, the most ever

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