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I want players who want to play.

I don't want players who are often injured.

I want players who give a crap.

And I really feel like, you know, since, you know, Pibodeau got here and Leon Rose got here,

and I guess you could say World Wide West, that they've tried to bring in players who kind of mirrored that kind of thinking.

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All right, what did you learn from this past weekend of football?

If you want to go baseball, that's fine.

The Nats, by the way, had a big outing against the Marlins. The Nats have

very quietly, because it's football season, won six of seven. They hammered the Marlins,

15 to 7. What a day for Josh Bell, who switched his way to a four of six for six RBI's two

home run night against the Marlins. All right. I have learned two things. I think week one in the

NFL is always hard, but I do have one NFL and I've also got one college thing that I learned.

301-2309800-0-0980.

Would you learn from this past weekend?

So number one for me is that Robert Sala was easily the best coordinator hire of the offseason.

The former head coach in New York for the Jets, but remember also the former defensive coordinator for Kyle Shanahan in San Francisco.

When he left to take that gig, they hired Steve Wilkes.

I don't know why they got rid of Steve Wilkes because they were pretty good with Steve Wilkes,

but they promoted Nick Sorensen.

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