by Brent Bates and Andre Moye
The Commanders have a winning streak, not that Brent or Dre are particularly pleased with it, but it is good to see Terry back involved in the passing game. They discuss when they think Chase will be back and how impressive the defense looked, even against an average offense. Brent and Dre talk about the running back carry splits and Heinicke's only goal is to squander draft positioning and, at best, get us blown out in the wildcard. Then they discuss the newest Dan Snyder news since they were last together, and Dre was right that it could be curtains for Dan soon. They finish up talking about the Wizard's 2-0 start and how Brent is still concerned for the future, with Kuzma's contact potentially being up along with Porzingis. Then they talk about how concerning Beal's poor 3-point shooting could be in a tough eastern conference before the Wiz take on the Cavs.
Brent and Dre try to talk about the game at Solider Field, but there wasn't much to discuss between how terrible the Commanders' offense looked and how the Bears should have beaten Washington. It's only week five, and both Brent and Dre are rooting for the Commanders to tank, but then the talk of the day was the ESPN article concerning Dan's PI's with dirt on Godell and other owners. Between that and Ron storming off his post-game presser, the antics are more interesting than the game turned out to be.
Brent and Dre start talking about the week's news and Ron's infamous 'Quarterback' quote and how it affected the locker room. Then they touch on William Jackson's mysterious injury keeping him from making the trip to Chicago. Finally, they actually get around to talking about the game on Thursday but aren't optimistic that it will be very watchable, but what Thursday night game has been besides the first one?
Brent and Dre start off talking about how things didn't look as terrible this week. The Commanders had some big offensive plays this week, albeit against a mediocre, at best, Titans' secondary. Ron made some changes and yanked William Jackson out of the game. The defense kept Derrick Henry in check for the most part, yet we still dropped another game. Both Brent and Dre talk about how at this point, the clock should just be running out at the end of the year for Rivera and company before a complete overhaul. A short week doesn't bode well for the Commander, but at least Montez 'Almost' Sweat showed up and got his two sacks today.
It's another touch matchup at FedEx this weekend and another week where the Commanders are underdogs, and we aren't enthused about the chances of an upset. Brent and Dre talk about what it would take to pull off an upset and then joke about how the Commander's secondary can still get cooked by Ryan Tannehill and Co. They also talk about how good Wenbenyama and Henderson looked in their national debut and why the Wizards should be trying to tank for one of them instead of fighting for a 9-10 seed in the east.
Another Sunday, another disheartening loss. The Commander's offense can't seem to get out of its way as penalties and poor quarterback play lead to only one score for the second straight week. Then the defense gives up huge plays in the secondary to officially bury Washington at the bottom of the division. Brent and Dre are both unimpressed with the performance and continue to call for coaches' jobs and want to know when we might see Sam Howell and if it's too early to throw that 'T'-word around even if it means Ron is gone. Buckle up for another losing pod, with plenty of more coming in the foreseeable future.
Brent and Dre preview the upcoming Cowboys matchup on Sunday, but honestly, it turns into a show about how badly Ron Rivera needs to be let go at the end of the season. Dre focuses on how poorly Carson Wentz has played over the last two weeks, and Brent continues to aim his focus on how terrible the defense is. Both predict a loss this coming Sunday and that it's time to consider tanking to try and land our future starting Quarterback.
Another week, another 3-score deficit going into the second half. Dre was at FedEx for the first half, while Brent decided that staying home would be the best place to watch this beating while dealing with a cold. The Commander's offense was stagnant in the first half, while the defense allowed Jalen Hurts and Devonta Smith to do whatever they wanted. After this poor display, Dre is finally ready to join Brent in calling for Ron Rivera and Jack Del Rio's jobs. Everyone buckle up because this looks like a trend that can carry on for the remainder of the season, and we're only three games in.
Things were so heated during the recording that we lost some of the show, but Brent and Dre talk about how terrible the defense looks. While Brent wants to focus on the secondary, Dre directs most of his anger at the linebacker group. The talk about the clear dysfunction with the coaching, and once again, Brent is calling for Rivera's job, but Dre isn't quite ready to do that just yet.
Dre and Brent discuss the upcoming week 2 matchup between the Washington Commanders and Detroit Lions. Also why are the commanders underdogs and should they be.