Hour 2

1:12 - Keys to Victory: Commanders vs. Raiders

14:51 - Lynnell Thinks Marcus Mariota Will Jumpstart Commanders Offense

22:42 - David Harrison Previews Commanders-Raiders

40:05 - Latest on Sam Cosmi

Hour 3

1:12 - Lynnell’s Super Six-Pack: Players in the Spotlight vs. Raiders

10:26 - Around the NFL: Lynnell and Anthony Make Their NFL Week 3 Picks

20:50 - Dalton Wasserman Previews NFL Week 3

35:12 - Burgundy & Bold Predictions

Lynnell welcomes on Dalton Wasserman of Pro Football Focus to go around the league and preview the NFL Week 3 slate. They break down the biggest matchups, key player performances to watch, and which teams are starting to separate themselves from the pack early in the season. Dalton also shares which trends from the first two weeks are sustainable and which might fade as the season progresses.

Lynnell is back with his Super Six-Pack, highlighting the six Commanders players who will have the spotlight on them in Sunday’s Week 3 matchup against the Las Vegas Raiders. With no Jayden Daniels, John Bates, and Noah Brown, Lynnell breaks down who needs to step up and why these six names could define the outcome of the game.

Lynnell welcomes on David Harrison of the Locked On Commanders podcast to preview Sunday’s matchup against the Raiders. They start with the biggest area of improvement for Washington, focusing on defensive eye discipline and whether the Commanders have the personnel to consistently play man-to-man coverage. The two then break down the offensive line shuffle, including Andrew Wylie replacing Nick Allegretti at right guard and how Brandon Coleman has looked at left guard. Finally, they wrap up by debating if Terry McLaurin is poised for a breakout performance against Las Vegas, noting that the last time Marcus Mariota was under center, McLaurin saw a season-high in targets.

Lynnell lays out his three keys for Washington to beat the Raiders on Sunday. First, the Commanders must generate explosive plays to flip the field and finish drives. Second, they need to stay on schedule offensively, as Washington currently ranks among the NFL’s worst third-down teams. Finally, Lynnell says the defense has to make the Raiders one-dimensional by shutting down the run and forcing them to win through the air.

Lynnell and Anthony look ahead to Sunday’s matchup against the Raiders by predicting what the Monday morning headlines will say. Lynnell thinks the story will be all about Terry McLaurin, predicting: “17 Gives 96 Million Reasons Why.” Anthony believes the ground game and defense will steal the show, going with: “Commanders Dominate on Ground, Defense Wreak Havoc in Win over Raiders.”

With Jayden Daniels officially ruled out for Sunday’s game and Andrew Wylie set to replace Nick Allegretti in the Commanders’ starting lineup, Lynnell says the path forward is clear: lean on the run game. Brandon Coleman and Josh Conerly both rank in the top 10 in ESPN’s Run Block Win Rate, and Lynnell believes this is the perfect opportunity for Kliff Kingsbury to establish the ground attack and take pressure off the backup quarterback.

1:12 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 1 - Commanders Officially Returning to D.C., Injuries Piling Up for the Commanders + Calls

44:04 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 2 - Commanders Depth Concerns, Tashan Reed Joins the Show + Calls

1:26:23 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 3 - Kliff Kingsbury and Joe Whitt Jr. Talk to Media + Which Coordinator Under Most Pressure + Calls

Hour 1

1:12 - Commanders Coming Home: Stadium Deal Approved at RFK Site

9:51- Calls: What Sporting Event Are You Most Excited for DC to Host?

31:23 - Injuries Mounting for the Commanders