Ref the District

The Washington Commanders are asking fans to vote on which 10 players should be added to the 80 greatest players list to make it 90 greatest players in 90 years.  Does Trent Williams make the list or does his messy divorce mar his tenure? Does RG III belong in the 90 greatest considering he had only 1 great year, albeit the best year of the franchise in the last 20.

The boys will debate this along with the question of where the Carson Wentz/Terry McLaurin duo rank in the NFL

In the Cool Down, we'll talk about news around DC sports to include Dan Snyder and the oversight committee, Juan Soto being the only Nationals representative in the All Star Game and participating in the Home Run Derby.  We'll touch on Wayne Rooney being named manager of DC United, Johnny Davis' summer league results and the Caps signing Stanley Cup winning goalie Darcy Kuemper to a monster deal.

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The Washington Commanders are asking fans to vote on which 10 players should be added to the 80 greatest players list to make it 90 greatest players in 90 years.  Does Trent Williams make the list or does his messy divorce mar his tenure? Does RG III belong in the 90 greatest considering he had only 1 great year, albeit the best year of the franchise in the last 20.

The boys will debate this along with the question of where the Carson Wentz/Terry McLaurin duo rank in the NFL

In the Cool Down, we'll talk about news around DC sports to include Dan Snyder and the oversight committee, Juan Soto being the only Nationals representative in the All Star Game and participating in the Home Run Derby.  We'll touch on Wayne Rooney being named manager of DC United, Johnny Davis' summer league results and the Caps signing Stanley Cup winning goalie Darcy Kuemper to a monster deal.

Follow us on Twitter: 
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The Washington Commanders are asking fans to vote on which 10 players should be added to the 80 greatest players list to make it 90 greatest players in 90 years.  Does Trent Williams make the list or does his messy divorce mar his tenure? Does RG III belong in the 90 greatest considering he had only 1 great year, albeit the best year of the franchise in the last 20.

The boys will debate this along with the question of where the Carson Wentz/Terry McLaurin duo rank in the NFL

In the Cool Down, we'll talk about news around DC sports to include Dan Snyder and the oversight committee, Juan Soto being the only Nationals representative in the All Star Game and participating in the Home Run Derby.  We'll touch on Wayne Rooney being named manager of DC United, Johnny Davis' summer league results and the Caps signing Stanley Cup winning goalie Darcy Kuemper to a monster deal.

Follow us on Twitter: 
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Carson Wentz has been an NFL MVP candidate before.  Why can't he again, this time for the Washington Commanders?

The boys from Ref The District give their top 3 reasons why in what promises to be a lively discussion in the chat and after.  Plus they'll talk about Terry McLaurin officially signing his extension and review his press conference from earlier in the day.

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#WashingtonCommanders #CarsonWentz #NFLMVP

Carson Wentz has been an NFL MVP candidate before.  Why can't he again, this time for the Washington Commanders?

The boys from Ref The District give their top 3 reasons why in what promises to be a lively discussion in the chat and after.  Plus they'll talk about Terry McLaurin officially signing his extension and review his press conference from earlier in the day.

Follow us on Twitter: 
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#WashingtonCommanders #CarsonWentz #NFLMVP

Carson Wentz has been an NFL MVP candidate before.  Why can't he again, this time for the Washington Commanders?

The boys from Ref The District give their top 3 reasons why in what promises to be a lively discussion in the chat and after.  Plus they'll talk about Terry McLaurin officially signing his extension and review his press conference from earlier in the day.

Follow us on Twitter: 
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@theNathanParry 
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The Washington Commanders and wide receiver Terry McLaurin have agreed to terms on a three-year deal worth up to $71 million in new money, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. McLaurin’s three-year extension includes a $28 million signing bonus, the largest given to a wide receiver.

Additionally, McLaurin will receive $53.154M in total guarantees, according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport. He’ll get $34.6 million guaranteed at signing and another $12.5 million guaranteed March of 2023.

This new deal effectively ends his holdout that latest from OTAs through mandatory minicamp. McLaurin was set to enter the final year of his rookie contract this season at a salary of $2.79 million before the new deal was reached.

A 2019 third-round draft pick out of Ohio State, McLaurin has emerged as the Commanders’ best offensive player since his rookie year. He is coming off back-to-back 1,000-yard receiving seasons. In three seasons, he has 222 catches, 3,090 yards and 16 touchdowns catches. He’s led the team in receiving each year.

The new deal keeps him under contract through the 2025 season. He becomes the latest wide receiver to land a mega contract extension this offseason.

Now the Commanders, McLaurin and team fans can breathe as No. 17 is under contract for the next four years. He’ll be able to come in for training camp and get much needed reps with his new quarterback Carson Wentz.

Locking in McLaurin sets the table for Washington to have a pretty formidable receivers group. That group also includes Curtis Samuel, Dyami Brown and this year’s first-round draft pick Jahan Dotson.

Who's Next?  DaRon Payne? Montez Sweat? Kam Curl?

Follow us on Twitter: 
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#WashingtonCommanders #TerryMcLaurin #CommandersSignMcLaurin

The Washington Commanders and wide receiver Terry McLaurin have agreed to terms on a three-year deal worth up to $71 million in new money, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. McLaurin’s three-year extension includes a $28 million signing bonus, the largest given to a wide receiver.

Additionally, McLaurin will receive $53.154M in total guarantees, according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport. He’ll get $34.6 million guaranteed at signing and another $12.5 million guaranteed March of 2023.

This new deal effectively ends his holdout that latest from OTAs through mandatory minicamp. McLaurin was set to enter the final year of his rookie contract this season at a salary of $2.79 million before the new deal was reached.

A 2019 third-round draft pick out of Ohio State, McLaurin has emerged as the Commanders’ best offensive player since his rookie year. He is coming off back-to-back 1,000-yard receiving seasons. In three seasons, he has 222 catches, 3,090 yards and 16 touchdowns catches. He’s led the team in receiving each year.

The new deal keeps him under contract through the 2025 season. He becomes the latest wide receiver to land a mega contract extension this offseason.

Now the Commanders, McLaurin and team fans can breathe as No. 17 is under contract for the next four years. He’ll be able to come in for training camp and get much needed reps with his new quarterback Carson Wentz.

Locking in McLaurin sets the table for Washington to have a pretty formidable receivers group. That group also includes Curtis Samuel, Dyami Brown and this year’s first-round draft pick Jahan Dotson.

Who's Next?  DaRon Payne? Montez Sweat? Kam Curl?

Follow us on Twitter: 
@RefTheDistrict 
@TrevHTTC 
@theNathanParry 
@stonedawg23 

Check out our "2 Minute Take" on www.DCSportsKing.com

Email us: [email protected] 

Instagram: RefTheDistrict_podcast 

Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/refthedistrict 

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And find us wherever you listen to your podcasts...Google, Apple, Spotify, Amazon by searching for Ref The District 

#WashingtonCommanders #TerryMcLaurin #CommandersSignMcLaurin

The Washington Commanders and wide receiver Terry McLaurin have agreed to terms on a three-year deal worth up to $71 million in new money, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. McLaurin’s three-year extension includes a $28 million signing bonus, the largest given to a wide receiver.

Additionally, McLaurin will receive $53.154M in total guarantees, according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport. He’ll get $34.6 million guaranteed at signing and another $12.5 million guaranteed March of 2023.

This new deal effectively ends his holdout that latest from OTAs through mandatory minicamp. McLaurin was set to enter the final year of his rookie contract this season at a salary of $2.79 million before the new deal was reached.

A 2019 third-round draft pick out of Ohio State, McLaurin has emerged as the Commanders’ best offensive player since his rookie year. He is coming off back-to-back 1,000-yard receiving seasons. In three seasons, he has 222 catches, 3,090 yards and 16 touchdowns catches. He’s led the team in receiving each year.

The new deal keeps him under contract through the 2025 season. He becomes the latest wide receiver to land a mega contract extension this offseason.

Now the Commanders, McLaurin and team fans can breathe as No. 17 is under contract for the next four years. He’ll be able to come in for training camp and get much needed reps with his new quarterback Carson Wentz.

Locking in McLaurin sets the table for Washington to have a pretty formidable receivers group. That group also includes Curtis Samuel, Dyami Brown and this year’s first-round draft pick Jahan Dotson.

Who's Next?  DaRon Payne? Montez Sweat? Kam Curl?

Follow us on Twitter: 
@RefTheDistrict 
@TrevHTTC 
@theNathanParry 
@stonedawg23 

Check out our "2 Minute Take" on www.DCSportsKing.com

Email us: [email protected] 

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Roger Goodell testified today to the House Oversight Committee looking into toxic workplace environments.  Dan Snyder was asked more than once by the committee to testify but he politely declined.  What did Roger say?  How will this impact the Washington Commanders?  All of this plus a preview of the 2022 NBA draft and what the Washington Wizards might do.

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