Hour 2

1:12 - Is Commanders–Cowboys Still a Rivalry? Doc Walker Weighs In

19:03 - Mitch Tischler on Commanders–Cowboys, Roster Decisions & What’s Next

35:15 - Philly Radio Show Host, Seth Joyner, Goes Off On the Commanders

Hour 3

1:12 - Around the NFL w/ Emory Hunt

20:22 - Nell’s Super Six-Pack: Top Teams in NFL

Lynnell welcomes Mitch Tischler, co-host of the Beltway Football Podcast, for a wide-ranging conversation centered around Commanders–Cowboys week. They discuss the peak of the rivalry and where it truly ranks among the greatest rivalries in all of sports today. The conversation then pivots to key roster questions, including whether Daron Payne could be playing his final home game in Washington, Brandon Coleman’s recent performance, the urgency of a Laremy Tunsil extension, and how the Commanders should be approaching the upcoming offseason.

Lynnell welcomes on former Washington tight end and franchise legend Doc Walker to discuss whether the Commanders–Cowboys rivalry still carries the same weight it did in the 1980s. They revisit the peak of the rivalry, debate if it still ranks among the biggest rivalries in all of sports, and examine how years of Cowboys dominance have changed the dynamic between the two franchises.

It’s Dallas Week for the Commanders, but Lynnell questions whether it still carries the weight it once did. With the Cowboys winning 33 of the last 49 matchups since the turn of the century, Lynnell argues the rivalry has lost its edge and says the Eagles now feel like Washington’s true rival. He breaks down how the imbalance has shifted fan emotion, expectations, and what this matchup really means in the current state of the franchise.

1:12 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 1 - Lynnell Rants About Commanders Signing Jeff Driskel, Sainristil & Magee Show Promise + Calls

42:07 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 2 - Calls on Sam Hartman Developmental Plan + Adam Peters & Dan Quinn Under the Microscope

Hour 1

1:12 - Lynnell Says Commanders Shouldn't Get Praised for Effort Against Eagles

11:56 - Finding Keepers in a Lost Season: Evaluating the 2024 Draft Class vs. Philly

23:07 - What’s the Point of Having Sam Hartman on the P-Squad?

34:52 - Calls: Do You Have a Problem with the Developmental Plan for Sam Hartman?

Hour 2

1:12 - Calls: Do You Have a Problem with the Jeff Driskel Signing?

30:57 - Dan Quinn Under the Microscope: A Year of Regression in Washington

Lynnell puts Commanders head coach Dan Quinn under the microscope, questioning why the team has regressed this season in so many areas where it previously found success. He points to inconsistencies in performance, identity, and accountability, arguing that this year has reflected an inconsistent program led by an inconsistent coach.

After the Commanders signed Jeff Driskel off another team’s practice squad instead of elevating Sam Hartman, Lynnell sounds off on Adam Peters’ decision-making. In a lost season, Lynnell questions why Hartman is still occupying a practice squad spot if the team doesn’t trust him enough to even see the field, arguing that two years of “development” should result in more confidence—or force a hard organizational evaluation.