1:12 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 1 - Commanders Defense Dominates, Offense Was A Little Sloppy + Calls

42:24 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 2 - Re-Visit Monday Morning Headline Prediction, Michael Phillips Joins the Show + Game Balls

1:27:53 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 3 - Nell’s Super Six-Pack + Around the NFL

Hour 1

1:12 - Commanders Defense Dominates in Season-Opening Win over Giants

14:48 - Commanders Offense Shows Grit in Week 1 Win Despite Sloppy Moments

25:50 - Calls: What’s Your Biggest Takeaway from the Game?

Hour 2

1:12 - Lynnell Re-Visits Monday Morning Headline Prediction

12:19 - Michael Phillips on Commanders’ Win: Best Crowd in a Decade and Defensive Dominance

26:38 - Lynnell Gives Out Four Game Balls

32:39 - Calls: Who Gets the Game Balls from Week 1?

Hour 3

1:12 - Revisiting Nell’s Super Six-Pack from Week 1

24:49 - Around the NFL: Recap of NFL Week 1

Lynnell circles back to his Super Six-Pack from Friday — the six Commanders who had the spotlight on them in the Week 1 matchup against the Giants. He evaluates how each player performed in Sunday’s 21-6 win, breaking down who stepped up, who struggled, and who surprised him. Plus, Lynnell reacts to some of the postgame comments from players and Dan Quinn as they reflected on the dominant season-opening victory.

After Washington’s 21-6 win over the Giants, Lynnell asks the question: Who deserved a game ball on Sunday? He highlights the four players he believes stood out most in the Commanders’ dominant season opener. From tone-setting playmakers on defense to leaders on offense, Lynnell breaks down exactly who earned the recognition and why.

Lynnell welcomes on Michael Phillips, founding editor of The Richmonder, to react to Washington’s 21-6 win over the Giants. Phillips notes that Sunday’s game might have featured the best Commanders crowd in a decade, creating an electric atmosphere. His biggest takeaway: Washington took care of business even without being at their best offensively, while the defense delivered in crucial moments, highlighted by a clutch goal-line stand. Lynnell and Michael also give flowers to the offensive line for holding their own against what might be the best defensive front in football. They then dive into how the defense, led by the front four, pressured Russell Wilson all game. Finally, they look ahead to Week 2 against the Packers, with Phillips expecting Jayden Daniels to clean up the miscues from Week 1.

Lynnell continues his reaction to Washington’s 21-6 season-opening win over the Giants, this time focusing on the offense. While acknowledging sloppy moments from dropped passes and offensive line penalties, he raves about the unit’s physicality against arguably the best defensive line in football. The Commanders dominated in the run game, and Lynnell was especially impressed with Jayden Daniels’ leadership. Beyond his physical performance, Daniels showed poise, command, and control — proving that the most impressive part of his game might be everything from the shoulders up.

The Commanders handled business in Week 1, taking down the Giants 21-6. Lynnell opens the show with his biggest takeaway: the defense set the tone all afternoon. Washington stuffed the run, avoided giving up big plays, kept Malik Nabers in check, tackled at a high level, and communicated effectively across all three levels of the defense.

1:12 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 1 - Eagles-Cowboys Recap, Monday Morning Headline + Keys to the Game

44:01 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 2 - Logan Paulsen Joins the Show, Nell’s Super Six-Pack, Around the NFL + Burgundy and Bold

1:32:03 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 3 - Prediction Time and Giants-Commanders Preview w/ Charlotte Carroll