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1:12 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 1 - Mock Draft Tuesdays, Trade Back Scenarios + Calls 42:13 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 2 - Al Galdi Joins the Show, Favorite Concession Stand Foods + Calls 1:27:47 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 3 - Fred Smoot Joins the Show, Darius Acuff Lands Reebok Deal + NBA MVP

Hour 1 1:12 - Trade Back Buzz: Delane, Tate or Bain for Washington? 18:40 - Calls on Mansoor Delane, Carnell Tate and Rueben Bain

Hour 2 1:12 - Al Galdi Joins: MLB Opening Day & Commanders Draft Strategy 22:38 - Calls on Mansoor Delane, Carnell Tate and Rueben Bain 35:01 - Opening Day is Tomorrow! What Are Your Favorite Concession Stand Foods?

Hour 3 1:12 - Fred Smoot's Dream Picks for the Commanders at No. 7 16:14 - March Madness: UConn Blows Out Syracuse + Doc Loves Darius Acuff Jr. 31:14 - Who Do You Have Winning NBA MVP?

Doc Walker welcomes former Washington cornerback Fred Smoot to the show to break down his favorite prospects for the Washington Commanders in the first round. Smoot runs through the players he'd love to see Washington target at No. 7 and explains how each could impact the roster moving forward.

Doc Walker welcomes longtime radio sparring partner Al Galdi to the show to talk MLB Opening Day and the outlook for the Washington Nationals. Galdi shares why he believes baseball is in a great place, then shifts to the Washington Commanders and the upcoming draft. He explains why Washington should strongly consider trading back—regardless of who's available at No. 7—in order to build much-needed draft capital.

Doc Walker and Anthony open the show diving into trade-back scenarios for the Washington Commanders. After David Harrison mocked a move to No. 9 for Mansoor Delane, and Ben Standig projected a trade to No. 11 for Carnell Tate, the guys compare both scenarios. They also discuss Reuben Bain Jr. following his pro day and whether he could be another option for Washington as the draft approaches.

1:12 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 1 - March Madness Recap, JD5 Plays in Flag Football Classic + Calls 43:33 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 2 - Mock Draft Monday, Wizards Lose 16th Straight Game + Darrell Green Wants to Play Flag Football 1:22:09 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 3 - Latest on Jeremiyah Love, Doc Wants Daron Payne in DC + Ovi Score s 1000th Goal

Hour 1 1:12 - March Madness Recap: Hubert Davis Future at UNC, No More Cinderellas 17:25 - Should Jayden Daniels Have Played? Doc & Anthony Weigh In 30:45 - Calls on Jayden Daniels Playing in Flag Football Classic

Hour 2 1:12 - Wizards Extend Losing Streak to 16 Games 7:26 - Darrell Green at 66… Team USA Flag Football? 19:45 - Mock Draft: Trade Back, Add Picks & Land a Corner

Hour 3 1:12 - Ovi Scores 1000th Career Goal 10:10 - Schefter: Commanders a Team to Watch for Jeremiyah Love 28:04 - Doc Wants Daron Payne in DC

Adam Schefter shares the latest on Jeremiyah Love and where he could land in the draft. Schefter points to the Washington Commanders as a team to watch, while noting the Tennessee Titans and New York Giants are unlikely to take him at this stage. What it could mean for Washington's draft plans and growing interest in Love is all discussed.

Doc Walker and Anthony react to David Harrison's latest mock draft, which has the Washington Commanders trading back, selecting LSU corner Mansoor Delane, and picking up an extra third-rounder. Walker explains why he loves the move—adding a quality defensive back while also gaining much-needed draft capital.

Doc Walker and Anthony react to comments from Doc's former teammate Darrell Green, who says he wants to play for Team USA in flag football—at 66 years old. The guys discuss Green's legendary athleticism, whether it's even remotely possible, and have some fun with the idea of the Hall of Famer making a comeback on the international stage.

There's plenty of debate surrounding Jayden Daniels after his appearance in the Fanatics Flag Football Classic, with some questioning the risk given his injury history. But Doc Walker and Anthony don't see an issue with it. The guys explain why they're comfortable with Daniels participating and push back on concerns about potential injury risk.

1:12 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 1 - March Madness Prize Money, WSH FA Theme + Rapheal Davis Previews NCAA Tourney 44:40 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 2 - Commanders Biggest Needs, Is Denver the Team to Beat + Calls 1:29:53 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 3 - Latest Surrounding AJ Brown + NCAA Bracketology

Hour 1 1:12 - Why Is Everyone Offering a $1 Billion Prize for a Perfect Bracket? 12:27 - Ashooh: Commanders Targeting Talent Ready for Bigger Roles 24:14 - Big Ten Poised for a Run? Rapheal Davis Breaks Down the NCAA Tournament 35:50 - Commanders' Biggest Remaining Needs After Free Agency

Hour 2 1:12 - Calls on Commanders' Biggest Remaining Needs After Free Agency 37:41 - Is Denver the Team to Beat in the AFC?

Nick Ashooh breaks down the latest surrounding A.J. Brown and his situation with the Philadelphia Eagles. With trade speculation linking Brown to teams like the New England Patriots and Los Angeles Rams, Ashooh explains why he believes Brown may have already played his last down in Philadelphia. He also notes that any serious movement likely won't happen until during or after the NFL Draft as teams reassess their needs.

Nick Ashooh breaks down the biggest holes still facing the Washington Commanders after the first wave of free agency. With the roster starting to take shape, Ashooh highlights center, WR2, and cornerback as the most pressing needs and discusses how Washington could address them moving forward.

Nick Ashooh welcomes Raphael Davis of the Big Ten Network to preview the NCAA Tournament. Davis explains why he believes Michigan and Michigan State are built to make deep runs, while raising concerns about Duke's chances due to missing star players. He also shares why he's not fully buying into defending champion Florida and weighs in on the idea of expanding the tournament field—something he strongly opposes.

Nick Ashooh takes a closer look at the Washington Commanders' free agency approach and identifies a clear trend—adding players with talent who are ready for expanded roles. Ashooh explains how Washington is betting on upside, bringing in contributors who may not have been featured elsewhere but could thrive with greater opportunity.

1:12 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 1 - Happy St. Patrick's Day + World Baseball Classic 39:48 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 2 - Mock Draft Tuesday, Top 10 Projections + Position Battles 1:28:22 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 3 - March Madness Starts Today

Hour 1 1:12 - Happy St. Patrick's Day 12:03 - USA vs. Venezuela: WBC Championship Preview with Doc Walker & Chris Russell 28:25 - Calls on Team USA in WBC Championship

Hour 2 1:12 - Mock Draft Tuesday: Jeremiyah Love at No. 7… or Is RB1 Already on the Roster? 26:24 - There Are Seven Defensive Players in the Projected Top 10 39:36 - Left Guard Battle Brewing in Washington?

Will there be real competition at left guard for the Washington Commanders? After Chris Paul re-signed on a one-year deal, Anthony questions whether the team would have been fine letting him walk, pointing to Brandon Coleman as a potentially better fit in the offensive scheme. But Doc Walker pushes back, arguing the job is firmly Paul's to lose and emphasizing his value as a reliable protector of the quarterback.

On Mock Draft Tuesday, Doc Walker and Anthony react to the Washington Commanders' latest mock draft that has the team selecting Jeremiyah Love at No. 7 overall. But if Washington goes in a different direction, could Bill Croskey-Merritt emerge as the team's RB1? The guys break down both scenarios and what it could mean for the Commanders' backfield moving forward.

Doc Walker and Chris Russell preview tonight's World Baseball Classic Championship matchup between United States and Venezuela. With Team USA looking to capture another title and Venezuela chasing its first, the guys discuss why this is a great moment for baseball, key players to watch, and what to expect in a high-stakes showdown on the international stage.

1:12 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 1 - Favorite Free Agent Signing, Position Groups After FA + Latest on Aiyuk 39:57 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 2 - March Madness Preview + Calls on Best Position Groups After Free Agency

Hour 1 1:12 - Show Preview: Oscars, March Madness, WBC and Doc Attended Event Last Night 9:44 - Doc Walker: If the NFC East Doesn't Want Aiyuk in DC, That's Enough for Me 19:20 - Favorite Free Agent Signing So Far 30:41 - Which Commanders Position Group Looks Best After Free Agency?

Hour 2 1:12 - Calls on Best Position Group After Free Agency 33:21 - Who Will Be in the Final Four?

Doc Walker and Anthony break down the Washington Commanders's free agent additions so far and debate which position group looks the strongest. Anthony points to the tight end room as the most improved unit, while Walker says the linebacker group stands out the most after Washington's early moves in free agency.

Doc Walker offers a different perspective on the possibility of Brandon Aiyuk joining the Washington Commanders. Walker says the question that isn't being asked enough is simple: do the other teams in the division want Aiyuk in Washington? His answer—no chance. If the Philadelphia Eagles, Dallas Cowboys, and New York Giants wouldn't want to see him in the NFC East, that's all the reason Walker needs to welcome Aiyuk to D.C.

Full Show 1:12 - Commanders Add WR Help: Dyami Brown & Van Jefferson Sign One-Year Deals 14:42 - Could the Commanders Go “Luxury Pick” in the Draft? 24:50 - Is Brandon Aiyuk to the Commanders Inevitable? 34:22 - Chig Okonkwo Takes a Shot at Brian Callahan 41:16 - PJ Glasser Talks Georgetown's Run + NCAA Conference Tournaments

Nick Ashooh weighs the possibility of Brandon Aiyuk eventually landing with the Washington Commanders. Ashooh says it all comes down to price—he'd be open to Washington bringing Aiyuk to D.C. on a one-year “prove it” deal or another short-term commitment that allows the team to buy low. Still, he explains why he's not completely sold on the idea just yet and what would need to happen for the move to make sense.

Nick Ashooh discusses how recent free agent signings could change the draft strategy for the Washington Commanders. Could Washington now be in position to draft a “luxury” player like Jeremiyah Love if he's available? Ashooh also explores the possibility of trading back in the draft and whether selecting an edge rusher is still very much on the table.

Nick Ashooh opens the show reacting to the Washington Commanders signing wide receivers Dyami Brown and Van Jefferson to one-year contracts. With Washington largely quiet at the position earlier in free agency, Ashooh discusses what these additions could mean for the Commanders' wide receiver room and whether the moves are enough to address the team's needs heading into the season.

1:12 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 1 - Doc Walker Gives AP A Thumbs Up, FA Needs Have Changed + Latest on Aiyuk 41:17 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 2 - Mitch Tischler Joins the Show + Calls 1:24:42 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 3 - What Should Commanders Do With Top Pick, Kyler Murray to Vikings + Calls

Hour 1 1:12 - Doc Walker Praises Commanders' Free Agency Strategy 9:59 - Doc Walker Says Commanders' Biggest Needs Have Changed + Calls 27:37 - Should the Commanders Wait on Brandon Aiyuk?

Hour 2 1:12 - Mitch Tischler on Commanders' WR Need & the Latest Aiyuk Buzz 21:26 - Calls on What the Commanders Should Do With #7 Overall Pick

Hour 3 1:12 - Calls on What the Commanders Should Do With #7 Overall Pick 21:02 - Kyler Murray is Heading to the Vikings 37:22 - Georgetown in Action Tonight !

Doc Walker welcomes Mitch Tischler, co-host of the Beltway Football Podcast, to break down several key topics surrounding the Washington Commanders in free agency. Mitch explains why wide receiver—specifically a field-stretching threat—has now become the team's biggest need. They also discuss the interior offensive line, including the possibility of Brandon Coleman sliding to left guard if Chris Paul isn't re-signed. Plus, the two dive into the latest surrounding Brandon Aiyuk and debate whether trading a third-round pick for Brian Thomas Jr. would be worth it.

After hearing comments from former NFL wide receiver T. J. Houshmandzadeh—who coaches Brandon Aiyuk—Doc Walker and Anthony react to the warning that teams should want Aiyuk but proceed with caution. They discuss the leverage the San Francisco 49ers hold in the situation and debate how long the Washington Commanders should wait before pivoting. Doc also shares why he believes if Jayden Daniels wants Aiyuk in Washington, it ultimately won't matter when the 49ers decide to release him.

Doc Walker explains why he believes the Commanders' top priorities have shifted following their early free agency moves. While edge rusher was once the biggest need, Doc now says center and bringing back Chris Paul at right guard have become the most important items on Washington's to-do list as they continue building the roster.

Doc Walker shares why the Commanders' approach to free agency has exceeded his expectations so far. He points out the clear themes behind Washington's offseason additions, highlighting the team's emphasis on youth, athleticism, and durability as they continue to reshape the roster.

1:12 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 1 - NFL League Year Began, Ben Standig Joins the Show + Ravens Call Off Crosby Trade 42:12 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 2 - Commanders FA Acquisitions Impact, C-Rod Signs w/ Jags + FA RBs 1:24:05 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 3 - Bam Adebayo's Historic Night, Lou Holder Joins the Show + Calls

Hour 1 1:12 - NFL League Year Begins 9:22 - Ben Standig on the Commanders' Youth Movement in Free Agency 29:22 - Ravens Called Off Maxx Crosby Trade

Hour 2 1:12 - Commanders Add Okonkwo, Cross & Chenal: What It Means 19:31 - Chris Rodriguez Signs with Jaguars: Doc Walker Reacts 32:46 - What Free Agent Running Backs Are Still Available?

Hour 3 1:12 - Lou Holder Reacts to Commanders Offseason & Bam Adebayo's Historic Night 22:02 - Calls on Commanders Offseason So Far

Doc Walker welcomes Lou Holder to share his thoughts on the Commanders' offseason moves so far, then dives into Bam Adebayo's historic performance against the Washington Wizards. Holder reacts to Adebayo becoming the second-highest single-game scorer in NBA history, surpassing Kobe Bryant, and what it means for the league.

Doc Walker and Anthony react to the Commanders' decision not to tender running back Chris Rodriguez, leading to his free agency signing with the Jaguars on a two-year deal. They break down his impact on the team and discuss just how much he'll be missed in Washington's backfield.