Hail To The District Podcast

HTTD's Rajan Nanavati highlights the performance of rookie running back Antonio Gibson of the WFT. He discusses the early season accolades that Gibson has earned so far, and how his success is directly attributable to an organization (finally) doing things the right way.

HTTD's Patrick Rice mans a solo mission in recapping the Washington Football Team's loss against the Baltimore Ravens, by a final score of 31-17. His recap includes his initial thoughts after the game and how the team didn't do enough to beat a much better team (1:03), the three positives coming out of the game (5:18), three of the uglier performances by players & position groups (9:19), the seemingly-weekly Dwayne Haskins report card (13:46), and a look ahead to next week's game against the LA Rams... along with a possible run in the coming weeks after that? (23:43)

HTTD's Rajan Nanavati and Patrick Rice discuss the few bright spots in the WFT's loss to the Cleveland Browns, before diving into the subject on everyone's mind -- quarterback Dwayne Haskins. They discuss their general takeaways from the loss (0:57), Antonio Gibson having arguably his best game as a rookie (15:08), and Montez Sweat having his best game as a member of the WFT (25:35), before taking a long look at the present and future circumstances around Haskins (41:50). And, of course, they end things with a look ahead to next Sunday's game against the Baltimore Ravens (58:10).

HTTD's Rajan Nanavati and Patrick Rice take a look back at the Washington Football Team's loss to the Arizona Cardinals in Week 2 of the 2020 NFL season. They talk about putting the loss in perspective given the opponent the WFT faced (2:01), Terry McLaurin officially becoming one of the top WR's in the NFL (20:02), the horrifically problematic play of the offensive line (26:20), if Troy Apke is the worst player in the entire National Football League (38:10), Haskins' stunted development and the role of his supporting cast (43:59), and a preview of the matchup against the Cleveland Browns (1:06:51).

HTTD's Rajan Nanavati and Patrick Rice assemble for another podcast, on the heels of the Washington Football Team's win over the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 1 of the 2020 NFL season. Their game recap podcast includes their immediate and emotionally elated reaction to the win (1:21), the outstanding work by both of the WFT's Coordinators (19:37), the dominant performance by the defensive line (28:06), two major "lowlight" spots from the game (38:04), assessing the performance by Dwayne Haskins (48:48), and looking ahead to the Week 2 matchup against the Arizona Cardinals (57:25).

With the 2020 NFL season kicking off in a matter of days, HTTD's Rajan Nanavati and Patrick Rice provide their comprehensive season preview(s) for the Washington Football Team. That includes a "deep dive" into the some of the biggest positions of question on the 53-man roster (2:20), their thoughts on the development of Dwayne Haskins in Year 2 of his NFL career (40:34), and the difference that Ron Rivera will make, especially and specifically in the Win-Loss column (55:16).

On the heels of the breaking news related to the Washington Nationals, HTTD's Patrick Rice took some time this long weekend to record another edition of his Zimm's Corner podcast series, and discuss the contract extension given to General Manager Mike Rizzo.

In another edition of the "Zimm's Corner" Podcast covering the Washington Nationals, HTTD's Patrick Rice recaps the moves -- or lack thereof -- made by the Nationals at the 2020 MLB Trade Deadline. He also discusses why Mike Rizzo decided to not make any trades despite being interested in a few players (1:19), Trea Turner and Juan Soto being two of the lone bright spots in a miserable season (7:37), and Eric Thames and Austin Voth being large disappointments this season to date (14:16).

In his weekly recap of the 2020 Washington Nationals, HTTD's Patrick Rice brings back the memories of "Zimm's Corner" when discussing the rocky start for the defending World Series Champions. In particular, he reviews the Nats' impotence on offense AND defense (1:59), Tanner Rainey making his case for the full-time closer role (6:40), the struggles in the back of the bullpen (10:37), and the lack of "teeth" in the middle of the batting order (14:53).

As the 2020 Major League Baseball season finally gets underway, HTTD's Patrick Rice takes an early look at some of the key plot lines and questions surrounding the Washington Nationals' defense of their World Series championship. That includes wondering why the Nationals have yet to extend the contract of General Manager Mike Rizzo (2:04), the replacement plan for Anthony Rendon and Ryan Zimmerman (6:07), and where the Nationals stand in the National League East and the conference as a whole (13:31).