Burgundy Blogcast

Brent is joined by Redskins reporter Ben Standig of The Athletic, to discuss (among other things): the team's 2020 outlook, its 10 best players, reasons for both hope and doubt on Dwayne Haskins, the over-crowded running back room, Cody Latimer's place in Ron Rivera's culture, the blurring of the line between bloggers and reporters, and sad ways to kill your quarantine.

Thoughts and observations about Project 11, Haskins' diary, and several other Redskins-related goings-on.

The Redskins finally dealt Trent Williams (to Kyle Shanahan!) moments before Day 3 started, then proceeded to add several more promising prospects, including Saadhiq Charles and Antonio Gandy-Golden.

The Redskins bagged havoc-wreaker Chase Young and game-breaker Antonio Gibson, but thus far have failed to trade Trent Williams.

A comprehensive update to my view of the Redskins after the primary phase of free agency, and with less than a week to go before Rivera's first draft.

Season 6 in the house! For this special episode, devoted Redskins fan and my third- or fourth-smartest friend Colin joined me to discuss the upcoming draft.

Ron Rivera's first free agency cycle is upon us. Let's rock and roll.

Thoughts on a few more important changes in the Redskins front office.

New head coach Ron Rivera is building a new staff with many former colleagues, and without former heir-apparent Kevin O'Connell.

We did it. We actually did it. We made Dan Snyder #FireBruceAllen.

Eagles fans took over FedEx again—and left happy again—but at least Haskins finally looked the part.

The Redskins got eliminated by the Packers. Will Bruce Allen get eliminated by Dan Snyder?

Haskins finally got a start! But it was boring and the Redskins are still bad.

Another frazzled relief appearance by Dwayne Haskins posed no threat to Kirk Cousins's superior second squad.

Kyle Shanahan and a torrential downpour spoiled Homecoming, as the Redskins never even got on the board.

The Redskins wasted a unique opportunity by juuust barely beating the worst team in modern NFL history.

Jay Gruden was relieved of his head coaching duties because he just had to go. His temporary successor is not off to a great start.

Nothing matters.

Even the debut of Dwayne Haskins (in relief) could not spark the Redskins to so much as a single touchdown against their lowly rival.

Case Keenum melted down and the Redskins fell apart on Monday Night Football. Shocker, I know.

The Redskins got embarrassed at home, by a division rival, again. This short episode is mostly just me ripping their pathetic defense.

Burgundy Blogcast returns—for some reason—to comment on a tough divisional Week 1 loss for the Redskins, and to squash any of your pathetic remaining hopes for a better future.

No amount of injuries could excuse the degrees of apathy and ineptitude on display in this ghastly home defeat.

Colt McCoy’s leg, and my spirit, are broken.

This was a bold move with wide-ranging implications and a broad spectrum of potential consequences.

In their biggest game of the year, on their biggest stage of the year, the Redskins blew it. Again.

The Redskins saw their division lead shrink at the hands of the Texans, and more importantly lost their most expensive player, at the most important position, to another brutal injury.

Though not particularly impressive on offense or defense—excepting four impeccably timed takeaways—the Redskins shook off numerous injuries to capture their sixth win in Tampa.

Atlanta's dynamic aerial assault overwhelmed the Redskins' defense, and Alex Smith again proved unwilling or unable to shoot it out. The Redskins have some serious work to do if they intend to keep their division lead for long.

Most expected a quiet trade deadline for the Redskins, but they made a surprise power-move for an impact defender. I like it.

The Redskins extended their winning streak to three games, on the backs of the ageless Adrian Peterson and some young, studly defensive linemen.

The Redskins--flawed but functional--did just enough to edge the Panthers and retain a slim division lead.

A funny thing happened to me during the second quarter of the third game of the Redskins' regular season: I found my give-a-damn.

The Redskins played a football game! Kind of! Brent chatted with Twitter buddy and hardcore Skins fan Ben Ceccarelli (@Piketoon) about the best and worst parts of the team's first exhibition of 2018.

Training camp is almost upon us so I'm uploading a few final offseason takes. Examining the supplemental draft selection of Adonis Alexander. Interpreting the Kirk Cousins feature in Bleacher Report. Two surprising stats on Paul Richardson. A dirty little DB secret.

It's the super-dead portion of the NFL offseason but Brent wants to talk Redskins anyway. First impressions of all eight draft picks after OTAs and mini-camp. Jay Gruden's job security. Which position group could the Skins still stand to bolster in free agency? Which group is already better than many think?

A thorough perspective on the key individuals and greater philosophy of the Redskins' 2018 draft class. Introducing Reach Criteria for grading picks.

In the compelling first round of the 2018 Draft, the Redskins lucked out when my favorite prospect Derwin James fell right into their collective lap, but they squandered this happy accident and picked Da'Ron Payne instead. Colin and I sort through our mixed emotions.

Colin joins the Blogcast again for some final pre-draft ruminations. We share our hopes, dreams, and expectations for Round 1, and debate the value of Derrius Guice. Then a few early impressions of the 2018 schedule, and finally some hearty laughs at the expense of Bruce "The Snake" Allen.

Listing and explaining my 13 favorite prospects for the Redskins at #13 in the first round of the upcoming draft, in ascending order of awesomeness.

My intellectual buddy Colin joins the Blogcast again to help me break down several recent goings-on in the Redskins universe. We touched on Bruce Allen's comments at the league meetings in Orlando, our mutual inner deadness after UVA's ghastly tournament loss, some key moves the Skins did (and didn't) make in early free agency, our current draft crushes, and a few implications of the Su'a Cravens trade.

Free agency is (technically) only a few hours old, but there are plenty of Redskins roster moves and non-moves to discuss. Is Paul Richardson the answer at receiver? Should the Skins have ponied up for Bashaud Breeland? Who the heck is still left? Please keep in mind that NFL free agency is rarely what it seems.

The Blogcast welcomes one of my best and smartest friends, and a veteran Redskins fan, Colin, from Richmond. How will Alex compare to Kirk? Is there enough reason to tag Kirk beyond spite? Also more recs for free agency and the draft, and a thought about Junior Galette.

A quick lil' solo sesh to mention the few free agents I'm most interested in for the Redskins at every position.

Brent and Hayes are finally back to kick off the fourth action-packed season of Burgundy Blogcast. We cover some implications of the big QB trade and the neverending Cuz Condundrum. Some philosophy on leverage and negotiating. Will the Redskins welcome back a prodigal son? Brent's audio is distorted and creepy, but hey, it's the offseason, and this is free.

The Redskins have a new QB, and the Cuz Conundrum is no more. Brent breaks down the trade that changes everything.