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1:12 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 1 - Matt Gay Ruled OUT, K Matthew Wright Signed, Keys to the Game + Calls 41:31 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 2 - Who Has Best BBQ, Who Needs to Step Up Tonight + Calls 1:32:47 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 3 - Lynnell Willingham Joins the Show + Prediction Time

Hour 1 1:12 - Commanders Have Added A New Kicker: Matthew Wright 21:44 - Calls on Commanders-Chiefs 32:34 - Keys to Beating Chiefs: Control the Clock

Hour 2 1:12 - Does Kansas City Have the Best Barbecue? 21:21 - Who Needs to Have A Big Night for the Commanders? 29:32 - Calls on Commanders-Chiefs

Hour 3 1:12 - Lynnell Willingham Joins the Show 11:47 - Predictions

Doc Walker and Anthony discuss which Commanders players must rise to the occasion under the bright lights of Monday Night Football. They break down who needs to have a big night — on both sides of the ball — if Washington wants to pull off the upset against Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs.

Doc Walker and Anthony break down their keys to the game ahead of tonight's Chiefs-Commanders matchup. They agree that Washington's best chance to win is by dominating time of possession — controlling the clock, sustaining long drives, and keeping Patrick Mahomes and Kansas City's explosive offense on the sideline.

Doc Walker opens up Burgundy and Gold Today reacting to the breaking news that the Commanders have signed kicker Matthew Wright to the practice squad and elevated him for tonight's game after Matt Gay was ruled out with a back injury. Doc shares his thoughts on Washington relying on a kicker they signed just five hours before kickoff against the Kansas City Chiefs.

1:12 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 1 - Commanders Injury Report, Joe Whitt Jr. Speaks + Replacing Dorance Armstrong 44:59 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 2 - Kliff Kingsbury Talks to Media, Can Rushing Attack Get on Track + Carrington Harrison Previews Game 1:28:13 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 3 - Nell's Super Six-Pack, Keys to the Game, Tashan Reed Joins the Show

Hour 1 1:12 - Commanders Injury Report: Terry McLaurin (Full), Daron Payne (DNP) 15:20 - Reaction to Joe Whitt Jr. on Defending Mahomes + Loss of DEs 25:19 - Next Man Up: Replacing Dorance Armstrong 33:58 - Calls: Who Needs to Step Up With the Loss of Dorance Armstrong?

Hour 2 1:12 - Marcus Mariota Gets the Nod: Lynnell Reacts to Kliff Kingsbury's Comments 9:47 - Kliff Kingsbury Talks Commanders Rushing Attack 28:34 - Commanders vs. Chiefs Preview: Lynnell and Carrington Harrison Break It Down

Hour 3 1:12 - Lynnell's Super Six-Pack: Players in the Spotlight vs. Chiefs 12:59 - Keys to Victory: Commanders vs. Chiefs Preview 19:08 - Jayden Daniels' Bumpy Start & Chiefs Preview with Tashan Reed

Lynnell sits down with Tashan Reed of the Washington Post to discuss his latest article on Jayden Daniels' slow and uneven start to his sophomore season. They also break down what the Commanders must do to compete on Monday Night Football against the high-powered Kansas City Chiefs.

Lynnell and Anthony break down their offensive and defensive keys for Monday Night Football as the Commanders prepare to face the Kansas City Chiefs. From establishing the run to slowing down Patrick Mahomes, they discuss what it will take for Washington to come away with a win in this pivotal matchup.

Lynnell is back with his Super Six-Pack, highlighting the six Commanders players who will have the spotlight on them in Monday's Week 8 matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs.

Lynnell welcomes Carrington Harrison of 96.5 The Fan in Kansas City to preview Monday Night Football's matchup between the Commanders and Chiefs. They discuss how the Chiefs have bounced back after a slow start, what Washington must do to slow down Kansas City's high-powered offense, and strategies for scoring against the NFL's third-ranked scoring defense.

As the Commanders prepare to head to Kansas City without Dorance Armstrong, who was placed on injured reserve, Lynnell and Anthony discuss which players need to step up in his absence. Lynnell points to Von Miller as the veteran who must rise to the occasion, while Anthony highlights Daron Payne — saying if Payne and Javon Kinlaw can collapse the pocket inside, it'll make life easier for the edge rushers to contain Patrick Mahomes.

1:12 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 1 - Terry & Deebo Back at Practice, Who Benefits the Most + Confidence Level in Marcus Mariota 42:55 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 2 - Is Commanders Defense Salvageable + Commanders Identity Check 1:25:06 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 3 - Wizards Lose Opener, Wemby Big Night + Around the NFL

Hour 1 1:12 - Commanders Injury Report: Terry and Deebo Return to Practice 23:17 - Who Benefits Most from Terry and Deebo's Return? 23:55 - Calls: Who Benefits Most from Terry and Deebo's Return? 33:26 - Lynnell Has Sky-High Confidence in Marcus Mariota

Hour 2 1:12 - Is this Commanders Defense Salvageable? 22:09 - Commanders Identity Check with Mitch Tischler

Hour 3 1:12 - Wizards Fall Flat in Season Opener 13:59 - Around the NBA 22:57 - Going Around the League with Sam Bruchhaus

Lynnell welcomes on Sam Bruchhaus of Sumer Sports to go around the NFL and tackle some of the biggest headlines from across the league. They break down key storylines, standout performances, and which trends are starting to define the 2025 NFL season.

Lynnell reacts to the Wizards' season-opening loss to the Milwaukee Bucks, questioning why the team came out so flat and lacked competitiveness from the opening tip. He breaks down what went wrong early, why the energy wasn't there, and what needs to change moving forward for this young Wizards squad.

Lynnell welcomes on Mitch Tischler, co-host of the Beltway Football Podcast, to discuss the vibe in the Commanders locker room following Sunday's blowout loss to the Cowboys — where Mitch says a lot of guys were pissed off. They dive into whether this team truly has an identity, how the Commanders defense can slow down Kansas City's offensive attack, and whether the unit is showing any signs of improvement or if the defensive woes are even salvageable.

After giving up explosive plays, missing tackles, and struggling to stop the run two straight weeks, Lynnell poses the question — is the Commanders' defense salvageable? He believes it is, but only if Joe Whitt Jr. dials up more pressure and the unit can start getting home when they blitz.

With Terry McLaurin and Deebo Samuel returning to practice in full ahead of Monday Night Football against the Chiefs, Lynnell poses the question — who benefits most from their return? Lynnell believes the Commanders' run game will thrive with more receiving threats on the outside to keep defenses honest, while Anthony argues offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury is the biggest beneficiary, since he'll finally have his top two receivers available to open up the passing attack he loves to call.

1:12 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 1 - Doc Walker Recaps Commanders-Cowboys + Calls on How to Turn Things Around 44:11 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 2 - David Aldridge Joins the Show + Why Kliff Won't Run the Ball 1:26:13 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 3 - NBA is Back + Commanders-Chiefs Preview

Hour 1 1:12 - Doc Reacts: Commanders Embarrassed in Dallas 21:17 - Calls on How the Commanders Can Turn Things Around

Hour 2 1:12 - Doc & DA: Commanders Crushed in Dallas and Life Without Jayden 21:36 - Why Won't Kliff Run the Damn Ball?

Hour 3 1:12 - The NBA is BACK! 20:36 - Can the Commanders Really Beat the Chiefs on MNF?

Doc Walker and Anthony question why Commanders offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury continues to shy away from the run game — one of the team's offensive strengths. They break down Washington's lack of commitment to the ground attack, how it's impacting the offense's rhythm, and what needs to change to get back to a more balanced and effective game plan.

Doc Walker welcomes on David Aldridge of The Athletic to react to the NBA's return to NBC for the first time in 23 years before diving into the Commanders' blowout loss to the Cowboys. The two discuss what went wrong in Dallas, how Washington can respond, and what the Commanders must do to stay competitive as they prepare to face the Chiefs without star quarterback Jayden Daniels, who will miss Monday's game with a hamstring injury.

Doc Walker is in on Burgundy and Gold Today sharing his raw reaction to the Commanders' 44-22 loss to the Dallas Cowboys. Doc gives his honest assessment of the team's effort, discipline, and physicality after another disappointing performance on both sides of the ball.

1:12 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 1 - Commanders Season IS NOT OVER, Personnel Changes + Calls 46:37 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 2 - Logan Paulsen Joins the Show + Are Personnel Changes Necessary? 1:32:07 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 3 - Nell's Super Six-Pack, Around the NFL + NBA Predictions

Hour 1 1:12 - Lynnell Looks for Silver Linings After Commanders' Blowout Loss to Dallas 13:23 - Reaction to Dan Quinn On If Personnel Changes Will Be Made 22:32 - Lynnell's Defensive Fixes: Time for Personnel Changes 33:25 - Calls: What Personnel Changes Would You Make to Improve the Defense?

Hour 2 1:12 - Calls: What Personnel Changes Would You Make to Improve the Defense? 22:03 - What Went Wrong in Dallas? Logan Paulsen Breaks It Down

Hour 3 1:12 - Revisiting Nell's Super Six-Pack from Week 7 Against the Cowboys 15:38 - Nell's Super Six-Pack: Top 6 Teams in the NFL 26:51 - Around the NFL: Min QB Situation + Pretenders and Contenders 40:01 - NBA Season Predictions

Lynnell and Anthony circle back to their Super Six-Pack from Friday— the six Commanders who had the spotlight on them in the Week 7 matchup against the Cowboys. He evaluates how each player performed in Sunday's 44-22 blowout loss, breaking down who stepped up, who struggled, and who surprised him.

Lynnell Willingham welcomes on former Washington tight end and co-host of the Take Command Podcast, Logan Paulsen, to dissect what went wrong in Sunday's blowout loss to the Cowboys. They discuss whether the Commanders' defensive struggles are more about personnel or scheme, and Logan shares the number one thing he believes Washington must change to finally get off the schneid.

After Dan Quinn's comments about potential personnel changes, Lynnell shares what adjustments he'd make on defense. He calls for more snaps for Jordan Magee and Darnell Savage, says Washington needs to add another defensive end or edge rusher, and if that doesn't happen, he wants to see Daron Payne and Javon Kinlaw used more creatively — even lining up on the edge when necessary.

Lynnell opens the show still reacting to the Commanders' blowout loss to the Cowboys, but with a more measured and optimistic tone. While he acknowledges the tough spot Washington is in and admits the season doesn't look great, he emphasizes that the Commanders aren't totally dead yet and there's still time to fight back.

1:12 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 1 - Lynell Passionate Rant on Commanders Loss, Challenge for Jayden + Defensive Woes Continue 44:50 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 2 - Optimism for Team's Future + Calls

Hour 1 1:12 - Lynnell Sounds Off After Commanders' Embarrassing Loss to the Cowboys 21:00 - Lynnell Challenges Jayden Daniels to Step Up After Dallas Loss 35:04 - Lynnell Sounds Off on Commanders Defensive Effort After Cowboys Loss

Hour 2 1:12 - Calls on Commanders 44-22 Loss to the Dallas Cowboys 12:18 - How Optimistic Are You About the Future of the Washington Commanders?

Lynnell continues reacting to the Commanders' blowout loss to the Cowboys, turning his attention to the defensive side of the ball. He breaks down another poor showing filled with missed tackles, blown coverages, and explosive plays given up. Lynnell also pushes back on those blaming the defensive struggles solely on “scheme,” saying it's not about play-calling when players refuse to tackle, lack physicality, and don't turn their heads when the ball is in the air.

Lynnell sounds off on the Commanders offense after their loss to the Cowboys, breaking down how the unit struggled against Dallas' dominant defense. He analyzes Jayden Daniels' performance and says the rookie wasn't as sharp as the team needed him to be to pull off a win in Dallas. Lynnell issues a challenge to Jayden — play better and rise to the moment.

After the Commanders were blown out and downright embarrassed by the Cowboys 44-22, Lynnell begins the show with a passionate rant about where this team stands. He reacts to Jayden Daniels leaving early with another injury, the defense giving up a ton of explosive plays, and the offensive line getting bullied up front, failing to establish the run or protect the quarterback.

Hour 1 1:12 - Terry McLaurin Out Again: Lynnell Reacts to Latest Commanders Injury Report 11:05 - Wide Receiver Woes: Did Adam Peters Undervalue the Commanders WR Room? 23:16 - Dorance Armstrong and Deebo Samuel Questionable to Play Sunday 31:52 - Who Would Be the Bigger Loss Sunday: Deebo Samuel or Dorance Armstrong?

Hour 2 1:12 - Lynnell's Keys to Beating Dallas 10:58 - Calls: What Are Your Keys to the Game? 28:45 - Commanders-Cowboys Preview with Marcus Mosher

Hour 1: Terry McLaurin OUT, WR Room in Shambles, Injury Report + Calls Hour 2: Keys to the Game, Behind Enemy Lines w/ Marcus Mosher + Calls Hour 3: Lynnell's Super Six-Pack, Around the NFL, Game Predictions

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Lynnell is back with his Super Six-Pack, highlighting the six Commanders players who will have the spotlight on them in Monday's Week 7 matchup against the Dallas Cowboys.