Nick Ashooh opens Burgundy and Gold Today reacting to the Seahawks’ dominant 29–13 win over the Patriots to secure their second Super Bowl appearance. Nick breaks down what stood out in Seattle’s performance, what went wrong for New England, and what the result says about the current power structure in the NFL — while also tying it back to where the Commanders stack up compared to the league’s elite.

1:12 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 1 - Sonny Jurgensen Passes Away at 91, Kliff Kingsbury Joins Rams + Calls

41:33 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 2 - Doc Walker Remembers Sonny Jurgensen + Bobby Wagner Wins WPMOY

1:26:52 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 3 - Jayden Daniels on Radio Row, Free Agency Preview + Super Bowl 60 Predictions

Hour 1

1:12 - Remembering Sonny Jurgensen: Nick Ashooh Reacts to a DC Legend’s Passing

12:51 - Calls on the Passing of the Legendary Sonny Jurgensen

31:43 - Kliff Kingsbury Joins Rams Coaching Staff Under Sean McVa

Hour 2

1:12 - Doc Walker on Sonny Jurgensen: On the Field, In the Booth & In the City

19:00 - Future of Commanders Franchise is Bright

26:39 - One Last Super Bowl 60 Preview

34:00 - Bobby Wagner Wins Walter Payton Man of the Year: What’s Next in DC?

Hour 3

1:12 - Jayden Daniels on Life After Kliff & Excitement for David Blough

12:55 - Commanders Free Agency Preview: Who Stays, Who Goes & TE Targets

22:49 - Has It Felt Like Super Bowl Week This Week?

29:44 - Prediction Time: Seahawks vs Patriots for Super Bowl 60

Nick Ashooh takes a deep dive into the Commanders’ 30 unrestricted free agents, noting that 24 of them are at least 30 years old. He breaks down which veterans the Commanders are most likely to bring back, who could be on their way out, and how age and roster turnover factor into the team’s offseason strategy. The conversation also shifts to some of the top pass-catching tight ends expected to be available in free agency and whether Washington could look to upgrade the position.

Jayden Daniels joined Pro Football Talk from Radio Row and spoke about the Commanders moving on from Kliff Kingsbury and his excitement to work with newly promoted offensive coordinator David Blough. Nick Ashooh reacts to Daniels’ comments, what they reveal about the team’s direction on offense, and how important this new OC partnership will be for Daniels’ development and the Commanders’ future.

Nick Ashooh reacts to Bobby Wagner winning the prestigious Walter Payton Man of the Year Award, highlighting Wagner’s impact on and off the field. Nick also dives into what the honor means for Wagner’s legacy and begs the question of whether the Commanders should look to re-sign the veteran linebacker as they evaluate leadership, culture, and roster construction heading into the offseason.

Nick Ashooh welcomes Doc Walker onto the show to remember and honor the life and legacy of Sonny Jurgensen. Doc reflects on Jurgensen’s playing days and how his skill set would translate in today’s NFL, along with stories of Sonny’s impact in the broadcast booth. They also discuss the profound influence Jurgensen had on the city of Washington and why he remains one of the most beloved figures in DC sports history.

Nick Ashooh opens Burgundy and Gold Today reacting to the heartbreaking news of the passing of Washington football legend Sonny Jurgensen. Nick reflects on Jurgensen’s impact on the franchise and the city, what he meant to generations of fans, and why his legacy as one of the greatest quarterbacks in team history will live on forever in DC sports lore.