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The Kevin Sheehan Show, here's Kevin.

Jay Gruden will join me on the show today.

Back after coaching in the Hulable last weekend, we'll get Jay's thoughts on David Blowell

being elevated to offensive coordinator. We'll get Jay's thoughts on David Blow being elevated to offensive coordinator.

We'll get him to preview all four divisional round playoff games, and we'll get Jay's lock of

the week as well. He'll join me beginning in the next segment. I've got playoff smell test

picks at the end of the show if you're interested after last weekend.

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really good care of you. I got this from

Chris in Los Angeles. Chris writes Kevin. The David Blow hire just doesn't make sense. Why would

Dan Quinn stake his future as a head coach in the NFL on an unproven play caller, especially

when he knows the only way the team will

succeed next year is if the offense is great again.

Mike McDaniel, Brian Daible, Kevin Stefansky, Todd Munkin are all proven and would have

made a lot more sense.

Keeping Kingsbury would have been a lot less risky. It seems like it's a risk

not worth taking and a total Hail Mary. Thank you for that, Chris. Look, there's no doubt that

when you elevate an assistant QB's coach, which is what David Blow was at the beginning of this year

and through much of the year until Tavita Pritchard left to take the Stanford head coaching job,

that more times than not, when you elevate an assistant QB's coach, two steps up to the

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