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For the first time in weeks, the other team's injury report is longer. Scott Jackson and former Washington WR Anthony Armstrong go live ahead of Sunday Night Football as the Commanders host a banged-up Eagles team on a four-game skid. Saquon Barkley, DeVonta Smith, and Jihaad Campbell are all in question, and Tanner McKee is under center.
They break down why this is effectively an elimination game, simplifying the defense's play calls and communication, the case for dialing up pressure on McKee, attacking an Eagles secondary that's given up 18 pass plays of 20+ yards in five games, and why field position and special teams could swing a low-total game.
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We went behind enemy lines. Devin Jackson of the Philadelphia Inquirer joins Scott Jackson and former Washington WR Anthony Armstrong to break down an Eagles team that's lost its way: a pass rush that's disappeared, a secondary giving up big plays, Jalen Carter and Jordan Davis not playing to their contracts, the uncertainty around Jalen Hurts, and whether Nick Sirianni's seat is heating up.
Plus: Saquon Barkley's pitch count, what Tanner McKee needs to do to keep Philly afloat, when Joe Milton gets his shot, and how the Commanders attack a defense that's allowed 18 pass plays of 20+ yards in the past five games.
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The bye week is over and the Commanders are back with a must-win Sunday Night Football matchup against the Eagles. Former Washington WR Anthony Armstrong and Scott Jackson break down Dan Quinn's post-bye presser, the injury report (Treylon Burks, Marcus Mariota, Javon Kinlaw), and Kurt Warner's take on Jayden Daniels letting it rip. They also cover how Dallas out-muscled Philly on Monday Night Football and why Washington should copy that recipe. Plus: the Commanders are 4.5-point favorites, the brutal stretch ahead (Rams, Giants on TNF), and why Dan Quinn needs to grab the reins for the final 11 games.
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00:00 Intro: The Commanders "won" the bye week
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It's the bye week, and there's no game to preview, but a lot could change for the Commanders coming out of it. Scott Jackson and former Washington WR Anthony Armstrong (#13) break down how Washington jump-starts the run game, whether to go outside at the trade deadline for help on the offensive line (Quenton Nelson, anyone?), and how forcing defenses to respect the deep ball opens everything else up for Jayden Daniels.
Anthony explains how Tony Romo used multiple snap counts in Dallas, and why mixing it up could fix the late-snap problem. Plus: what really happens on a bye week, getting ahead of illegal-shift flags with the refs, Steve Wilks joining the defensive staff (and Anthony's Sherm Lewis bingo story), which defenders could draw trade interest, and whether Brian Thomas Jr. is worth a look. Also, the NFC East is somehow still wide open heading into Sunday night vs. the Eagles.
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The day after the 23-17 Monday Night Football loss to the 49ers, Scott Jackson and former Washington WR Anthony Armstrong (#13) dig into a night that hurt in every way. Washington fell behind 20-3, the defense finally showed up late, and the offense got two chances to win it and couldn't finish.
They break down the fourth-and-2 throwaway and the sideline confusion, why nobody believes the explanation anymore, Dan Quinn's job status, Kyle Shanahan's opening script vs. a first-time OC, the late snaps, and why this offense needs to slow down and simplify. Plus Anthony's own "five-down" play from his Washington days, what really gets said in the huddle, accountability on the offensive line, and Terry McLaurin's injury.
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The 49ers are 5-0 and look like the best team in the NFC. Washington goes into Monday Night Football as a 7.5-point underdog with everyone writing them off. Scott Jackson and former Washington WR Anthony Armstrong (#13) bring in Tommy Call of BLEAV in 49ers to break down Brock Purdy's MVP-level start, life without Deebo Samuel, Trent Williams still playing like Trent Williams, Dre Greenlaw's suspension, and what Raheem Morris has done with the San Francisco defense.
Then it's Commanders Keys: back each other up, pressure Purdy, play a clean game, win the field position battle, and fix the worst fourth-quarter defense in the NFL. Anthony also shares what it was like playing with Kyle Shanahan back in Washington.
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Three days later, the ending of Commanders-Giants is still the talk of the league, and even people who don't watch football are asking about it. Scott Jackson and former Washington WR Anthony Armstrong (#13) break down how this team moves forward: ownership, accountability, going back to the tape, and why everything good that happened before the final minute still matters.
Plus: the 2024 Bears' 10-game skid after the Hail Mary and why Washington has to avoid that kind of spiral, the 5-0 49ers matchup (Warner, Kittle, Purdy, and Mike Evans playing through broken ribs), Anthony's own rib story, the NFC East path, and whether Eagles-Commanders gets flexed out of Sunday night.
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One of the weirdest, most frustrating finishes you'll ever see in a game you didn't lose. The Commanders blew a two-score lead, got a gift with a late Giants fumble, had a game-winning field goal in range in overtime, and let the clock run out with no timeouts. Final: 27-27.
Scott Jackson and former Washington WR Anthony Armstrong break down where the communication fell apart (head coach, coordinator, or quarterback), why accountability needs action behind it, and how Jameis Winston, Malik Nabers, and Isaiah Likely took over late. They also dig into the bright spots: Jayden Daniels' strong return, Chig, Treylon Burks, and how Terry McLaurin's snaps were handled. Plus analytics vs. feel, the OT rules, and what's next with the 5-0 49ers.
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We went behind enemy lines. Tim Daniels of BLEAV New York Giants Straight Talk joins Scott Jackson and former Washington WR Anthony Armstrong live to break down the first-place Giants before they visit Northwest Stadium: Malik Nabers' knee, life without Jaxson Dart, a run defense without Dexter Lawrence, whether Abdul Carter's snaps should be cut, and why Isaiah Likely could be a nightmare matchup.
Plus: Jayden Daniels is cleared, Terry McLaurin is TBD, the FanDuel line keeps moving, Tim makes his pick, and Scott and Anthony lay out the keys to a clean Washington win in what could be a very wet Sunday.
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Giants Week is here, and Jayden Daniels looks set to return. Scott Jackson and former Washington WR Anthony Armstrong (#13) cover a lot. They react to the chaos in the NFC East: Lane Johnson retiring and Cam Jurgens getting traded to Baltimore. They ask why injuries buy you nothing in the standings. They break down how Washington handles Malik Nabers, Cam Skattebo, and the Giants' young pass rush. Anthony gives his wide receiver view of the "illegal shift" that wiped out the game-tying TD against the Colts. They also go through the FanDuel lines, Harbaugh's Jaxson Dart comments, and whether Jayden can still use his legs with the bad elbow.
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