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In our last episode for February, we make predictions about what we think the team will do this offseason. From signing a big money linebacker to trading up in the draft. We do our best to predict how they'll go about improving the team in 2021.
In this week's episode, we look back at a number of trades since 2012 to get a clear idea of what the cost would be if Washington wanted to trade up in the upcoming NFL draft. The price may not be as high as you think. Washington is in dire need of a quarterback who can be the leader of the team. This year is the year to be aggressive about acquiring that player. It may not be possible, but we think they'll be trying to move up in the draft.
Stephanie Otey has covered Ohio State football for years and has an inside look at several players who are draft eligible this year. She drops some nuggets on Justin Fields as a leader and names a player whose leadership abilities compare with his own. She also talks about how he handles losing and what he does outside of football. She fully sells Tae on Justin Fields as the QB of the future.
Martin Mayhew and Marty Hurney finally sat down with the media to answer questions and address offseason plans. We discuss our takeaways from the press conference and what things stood out to us most. We also breakdown the free agent WR class and discuss what options we view as realistic for the team. Should the team make a run at Derek Carr? Will they make a run at Derek Carr? We discuss what we would do and what we think the team will do.
Nate Coleman from Full Press Coverage joins the show to give us some names to keep an eye on from Senior Bowl week. We also discuss the fallout from the Matthew Stafford trade and what it means for Washington's QB plans going forward. Should Washington re-sign Brandon Scherff at $15 million/year? Even in the offseason, there's plenty to talk about.
In our first official episode of the offseason we analyze the hirings of Martin Mayhew as GM and Marty Hurney as Executive Vice President of Football & Player Personnel. We also do our first mock offseasons. Who we would sign/re-sign, what positions we'd target in the draft and what we would do to settle the QB position.
In our final episode of the Washington Football Team's season, we talk about Taylor Heinicke's incredible performance, the defense falling flat, and the terrible officiating. We also discuss what we think the plan for the offseason is regarding QB. Trade? Free agent? Draft? Finally, we look back at the season game-by-game and talk about each game. What happened, what went right, what went wrong, and when the season started to turn around. Up next: the offseason.
It's playoff time! For the first time since 2015, the Washington Football Team are in the tournament. We discuss the advantages each team has and what it will take for Washington to keep up offensively. We also discuss Deshaun Watson and what fair trade compensation would. Would we be willing to give up what it would take you acquire him?
For the first time in 5 years, the Washington Football Team have won the NFC East. We talk about what it means for the team going forward and how they can sustain this and build off of it going into 2021. We also grade the job Ron Rivera has done in his first year with the team and take a look at some statistical accomplishments by young players on the team.
In our final game preview of the regular season, we're serenaded by Tae's little brother on the violin as we discuss why we think Washington will beat the Eagles. What, if anything, scares us about the severely injured team in Philadelphia and what the wild card playoff scenarios are. Also, we provide out input to the question 'if Alex Smith asked us what he should do once the season is over'.
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Deont'e Hallums and Pascal Todd bringing you educated and unbiased commentary and analysis of the Washington Commanders.