Fifty Gut Podcast

Fifty Gut Podcast

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Fifty Gut Podcast episodes

  • S4/E30: What's Not Clicking?
    Dwayne Haskins STILL doesn’t get it, and after his latest off the field incident, it’s fair to wonder if he will ever get it Also, the latest allegations levied against Dan Snyder, could there be a new GM em route and how we beat the Panthers this coming Sunday.
    1 hr 56 min
  • S4/E29: You’re On Notice
    It’s official, the defense (especially Chase Young) is elite. The offense, not so much. What heights can the defenses reach? Can anything fix the offensive woes? And what to look forward as the NFC East playoff picture takes shape?
    1 hr 26 min
  • S4/E28: The Buy In
    After one of the biggest wins in recent memory, extending the winning streak to three, WFT is right back in the thick on the playoff race. More importantly, the fan base seems to have now fully bought in to the Ron Rivera/Kyle Smith regime.
    2 hr 1 min
  • S4/E27: Let’s Have A December
    After back-to-back wins in a four day stretch, Washington Football Team is right in the middle of the NFC East race. Well review the Thanksgiving game in Dallas and look ahead at the remaining five game and what it'll take to win the division.
    1 hr 40 min
  • S4/E24: Of Course...
    Another loss to the Giants. Another post bye week letdown. After a glimmer of hope after Dallas, WFT is back to having far more questions than answers.
    1 hr 30 min
  • S4/E23: Due Credit
    No matter how underwhelming the opponent, we applaud a complete team effort from WFT, their first win since week 1. What does this mean for the team heading into the bye week?
    1 hr 3 min
  • S4/E22: Laugh Now, Cry Later
    Easy part of the schedule, huh?  Sunday was one of the better efforts since week 1 for WFT, but now the team finds itself 1-5, last place in the division and with more questions about the messaging  regarding this team's direction.
    1 hr 39 min

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It's Commanders commentary for the culture, and the culture is actually damned good (word to Bruce Allen).