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From 'Take Command' (subscribe here): The Commanders have officially reached their bye week in Week 12 ... Therefore, Logan and Grant take this time to breakdown Adam Peters' first 2 draft classes on the job, starting with the 2025 class, with the exception of Kain Medrano, who has had extremely limited playing time, and more

From 'Take Command' (subscribe here): The Commanders have officially reached their bye week in Week 12 ... Therefore, Logan and Grant take this time to breakdown Adam Peters' first 2 draft classes on the job, starting with the 2025 class, with the exception of Kain Medrano, who has had extremely limited playing time, and more

Hour 1 1:12 - Lynnell Says This is the Most Important Offseason of the Adam Peters Era 12:40 - Future Planning Mode: Lynnell Breaks Down the Commanders' 22 UFAs 31:37 - If Lynnell Were Adam Peters… Who Gets Re-Signed for 2026?

Grant Paulsen and Logan Paulsen dive into the Adam Peters' First 2 Commanders Draft Classes In Review in an action-packed episode of the pod. The Commanders have officially reached their bye week in Week 12 ... so the boys are back to breakdown Adam Peters' first 2 draft classes on the job, 2024 and 2025 with the exceptions of Jayden Daniels & Kain Medrano. Find out all that and more on this episode of Take Command!

***First Segment*** The Commanders have officially reached their bye week in Week 12 ... Therefore, Logan and Grant take this time to breakdown Adam Peters' first 2 draft classes on the job, starting with the 2025 class, with the exception of Kain Medrano, who has had extremely limited playing time, and more To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

***Second Segment*** The Commanders have officially reached their bye week in Week 12 ... Therefore, Logan and Grant take this time to breakdown Adam Peters' first 2 draft classes on the job, continuing with the 2024 class, with the exception of Jayden Daniels, who everyone knows and talks about constantly, and more To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

***Third Segment*** The Commanders have officially reached their bye week in Week 12 ... Therefore, Logan and Grant take this time to breakdown Adam Peters' first 2 draft classes on the job, continuing with the 2024 class, with the exception of Jayden Daniels, who everyone knows and talks about constantly, and more To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

With the Commanders officially out of the playoff race a week before Thanksgiving, Lynnell shifts the conversation toward the future — way into the future. He gets an early jump on the Commanders' 2026 offseason by pulling up the full list of Washington's 22 unrestricted free agents and breaking down who should stay and who should go. From core contributors to fringe roster players, Lynnell explains which names he would prioritize re-signing if he were sitting in Adam Peters' chair and why.

After breaking down Washington's 2026 free-agent landscape, Lynnell turns to the big-picture question: Should the Commanders prioritize building up the offense around Jayden Daniels, or is it time to overhaul the defense? Lynnell ultimately lands on the defensive side. With Jayden emerging as a top-10 quarterback, a solid offensive line in place, and a true No. 1 receiver in Terry McLaurin, he argues that the foundation on offense is already strong. Meanwhile, the defense is full of holes — too many to ignore — and needs a major infusion of talent. Lynnell explains why rebuilding that unit should be Adam Peters' top priority moving forward.

11/19 Full Show: Hour 1 - 1:00 Hour 2 - 45:00 Hour 3 - 1:27:00 Hour 4 - 2:08:00 The Sports Junkies break down the top storylines surrounding DC Sports. Today's guests were Spencer Carbery and Mike Locksley.

From 11/19 Hour 3: The Sports Junkies grade Adam Peters with callers.

From 11/19 Hour 2: The Sports Junkies debate if Adam Peters is a good General Manager.

11/19 Hour 3: Callers Are Fired Up About Adam Peters - 1:00 Should Adam Peters Be On The Hot Seat - 19:00 Mike Maher's Fired Up For This Weekend - 34:00

11/19 Hour 2: Spencer Carbery Joins The Junkies - 1:00 What Grade Would You Give Adam Peters - 17:00 Adam Peters' Best/Worst Moves - 35:00

Lynnell says he's ready to slap the “bust” label on 2024 second-round pick Jer'Zhan Newton. With Daron Payne suspended for Sunday's matchup against the Dolphins, Newton was expected to step into a larger role and finally showcase why Adam Peters invested such a premium pick in him. Instead, he was out-snapped by veteran Eddie Goldman — a decision that infuriated Lynnell. He argues that when your starter is out, your highly drafted player must be the next man up and a meaningful contributor. Lynnell breaks down why Newton's lack of usage is alarming, what it says about his development, and whether the Commanders mishandled the situation or if Newton simply isn't the player they hoped for.

In the second hour, The Rooster unloads on the Commanders' ongoing kicking woes, arguing that Adam Peters and Dan Quinn have mishandled the position from the start. He then pivots to the front office's broader roster decisions acknowledging that some moves will always backfire, but explaining why Washington's misses have been especially costly compared to a veteran like Matt Gay, who struggled before arriving in D.C. Listeners jump in to react as Chris breaks down what this team truly needs moving forward, sparking a lively conversation about personnel, development, and accountability. The hour wraps with a look at the New York Giants' first playoff elimination scenario, adding a league-wide perspective to a jam-packed segment.

Chris “The Rooster” Russell returns from Spain with a lively recap of his overseas adventures, including a memorable boat incident, Spanish food mishaps, and surprising parallels to the Commanders' on-field struggles. The conversation quickly pivots to Washington's kicking woes, breaking down Matt Gay's disastrous outing, his release, and the arrival of Jake Moody as the team searches for stability. Chris critiques the front office and coaching staff, arguing that Adam Peters and Dan Quinn have mishandled the kicker position while also examining broader roster decisions and costly missteps. Fans weigh in throughout, reacting to both Rooster's travel stories and the team's ongoing struggles, sparking spirited debate about personnel, accountability, and what the Commanders need moving forward. The show wraps with discussions on the team's 3-8 start, looming challenges ahead—including the Thanksgiving Week matchup—and whether the front office anticipated this season's struggles, delivering hot takes, candid analysis, and fan reactions across the board.

Lynnell welcomes on Matt Maiocco of NBC Sports Bay Area for a deep-dive conversation into Adam Peters — his role and value within the 49ers' front office, how instrumental he was in San Francisco's draft process, and what that tells us about the kind of team-builder he aims to be in Washington. They then pivot to evaluate Peters' early work with the Commanders, breaking down the first draft classes he's assembled and what signs of his roster-building philosophy are already starting to emerge.

Hour 3 1:12 - Inside the Peters Plan: Lynnell & Matt Maiocco Examine Adam Peters' Draft Influence 13:29 - Buy or Sell: NFL Edition 37:45 - Thursday Night Football Preview

On this Veterans Day episode from the VET S.O.S. Network, the Military Transition Resources Show welcomes Adam Peters, host of the Strategic Veteran Podcast, tech entrepreneur, and partner at Amakaya, a healing retreat in the Peruvian Amazon.Adam shares the unfiltered truth about his transition: from a sudden medical retirement and years of struggling through failed jobs and financial hardship, to the turning point that reshaped his purpose and identity. His journey highlights the three biggest challenges facing veterans today—loss of identity, loss of purpose, and lack of community.Hosts Shawn Welsh and Keith Cassant dive deep into Adam's mission to amplify veteran stories, challenge the broken transition system, and push for policy-level change. With more than 150 episodes of the Strategic Veteran Podcast, Adam is committed to being a beacon of truth and support for the veteran community.This conversation captures the heart of the VET S.O.S. mission: honest stories, actionable resources, and community-driven solutions for those navigating life after service.#VETSOS #MilitaryTransition #VeteranStories #VeteranSupport #StrategicVeteran #AdamPeters #VeteranHealing #VeteranIdentity #VeteranAdvocacy #GrabTheLifeline

Scott joins The Youngest in Charge to break down the Commanders' disappointing season, focusing on Dan Quinn taking over defensive play-calling and Adam Peters' roster decisions, including the ongoing lack of talent. Together, they analyze the team's struggles, highlight key letdowns, and discuss what has gone wrong for Washington this year.

In the final hour of The Chris Russell Show on The Team 980, Lynnell Willingham is joined by Scott Jackson from Bleav in Commanders to dissect Washington's tough season. They cover Dan Quinn taking over defensive play calling, Adam Peters' roster decisions, and why the team continues to struggle. Next, Lynnell reacts to another Wizards loss, highlighting the promise he still sees despite their record. Rick “Doc” Walker joins to discuss the state of the Commanders ahead of his own show, sharing his insights and analysis. Finally, Lynnell wraps up with his Super 6 Pack, spotlighting the best NFL teams and honorable mentions so far this season, making for a fan-driven, insightful, and energetic finale.

With Chris Russell out, Lynnell Willingham takes the reins and comes in hot, opening the show by unloading on Daron Payne and Javon Kinlaw for their antics during Sunday's loss to the Lions. He reacts to Jared Goff's comments, plays audio from Amon-Ra St. Brown on his own run-in with Kinlaw, and urges the players to take responsibility, arguing that talent, not play-calling, is the real issue on defense. Lynnell breaks down key plays, discusses Dan Quinn taking over defensive play-calling, and critiques Adam Peters' roster decisions while listeners weigh in on whether their faith in Quinn would waver if the defense doesn't improve. Joined by Scott Jackson and Rick “Doc” Walker, Lynnell dissects Washington's struggles this season, offers insights on the Wizards' ongoing challenges, and wraps up with his Super 6 Pack, spotlighting the top NFL teams and honorable mentions, making for a fan-driven, insightful, and energetic show.

Lynnell takes a hard look at the current state of the Commanders' roster and says it's clear — this team only has three or four true blue-chip players, and that's not nearly enough to compete at a high level. He points the finger at Adam Peters' draft record so far, noting that the lack of young impact players is holding Washington back. Looking ahead, Lynnell says the Commanders' top offseason priority should be finding a dominant defensive lineman in next year's draft, while also surrounding Jayden Daniels with more elite talent to build a sustainable core for the future.

Hour 1 with Lynnell Willingham: Tonight is gonna be Lynnell's therapy session / How far away are the Commanders from being a contender in the NFC? / A lot of the blame is on Adam Peters, but not all of it / The running game needs to be leaned on more to find success / There are a lot of AP draft picks that haven't developed (yet)

In the final hour of The Chris Russell Show on The Team 980, Chris kicks things off with more blame falling on Dan Quinn and Adam Peters as the Commanders' struggles continue. Next, he dives into Dan Quinn's media update, including the latest injury news on Jayden Daniels, Marshon Lattimore, and more. Finally, the show wraps with the always-entertaining Dumb Dumb of the Day, highlighting one of the week's wildest stories. It's a high-energy, insight-packed finale full of analysis, updates, and plenty of laughs.

The Chris Russell Show kicks off with The Rooster's raw reaction to the Commanders' embarrassing Sunday Night Football loss to the Seahawks, diving into whether Jayden Daniels should have remained in the game down 38–7 and sparking passionate fan debate over the play-calling that contributed to his injury and misread on the read-option. NFL insider Jordan Schultz joins with the latest on potential Commanders trade candidates as the team searches for answers. Hour 2 continues with fans weighing in on whether Daniels was mishandled, fueling a lively discussion on accountability, while Chris examines the quarterback's need for better on-field judgment and the team's overall tough season. In the final hour, blame shifts to Dan Quinn and Adam Peters as Chris breaks down Quinn's media update, including injury news on Daniels, Marshon Lattimore, and more, before wrapping with the Dumb Dumb of the Day, delivering a high-energy, insight-packed show full of analysis, updates, and plenty of laughs.

The Strategic Veteran was founded by Adam Peters. After 13 years of active-duty service in the U.S. Army, Adam found the transition to civilian life full of pitfalls, untrustworthy "gurus", and of course, thousands of courses and communities promising everything under the sun. Adam's goal for The Strategic Veteran is to ensuremilitary transition to civilian life is smooth and frictionless as possible. Helping to curb veteran suicide is the ultimate purpose that goes far beyondbusiness. We're here for you. Veterans of all walks of life.

Hour 1 with Lynnell Willingham: Was it worth risking McLaurin getting injured by playing him on MNF? / Terry McLaurin will not be playing on Sunday night against the Seahawks / Is Adam Peters to blame for lack of WR depth issues this season? / McCaffrey and Lane haven't stepped up enough to pick up slack at WR / Callers weigh in on the WR situation / Is it fair to blame Adam Peters for not overcoming injuries?

After responding to Kevin Sheehan's comments about injuries to key players being the main reason for the Commanders' 3-5 record, Lynnell poses a tough question: Is it fair to direct some of the blame toward GM Adam Peters for Washington's inability to overcome those injuries, or does he deserve a pass since it's only year two of the rebuild? Lynnell says while Peters doesn't deserve all the blame, he shouldn't get a free pass either, noting that roster depth and early personnel decisions are part of the equation.

Lynnell Willingham welcomes David Aldridge of The Athletic to talk all things Commanders. They start by asking: Should Sunday Night Football's outcome dictate what Washington does at the trade deadline? They also discuss how much blame Adam Peters deserves for the team's 3-5 start, and whether the Commanders should be buyers or sellers at the deadline. Plus, Aldridge shares whether he believes the defense is trending upward, and they wrap up with his expectations for Bilal Coulibaly's season debut and early impressions of the Wizards through four games.

NFL trade deadline is coming up and the Commanders could be sellers Terry McLaurin out once again Vs Seattle Win or Lose Sunday change needs to be made

10.22.25 Hour 1, Kevin Sheehan opens up the show talking about the NBA on NBC comeback on opening night of the season and where the Washington Wizards rank among D.C. sports in popularity. Kevin Sheehan asks callers where they rank the Wizards in importance amongst the top 4 sports teams in the DMV. 10.22.25 Hour 2, Tom Schad from The Washington Post joins The Kevin Sheehan Show to discuss injury timelines for the Commanders and what changes can be made on the defensive end to improve their chances of competing this season. Kevin Sheehan, Producer Max and callers list what they are buying and selling going into week 8 of the NFL season and Kevin goes on a rant about Commanders' fans turning on Adam Peters already. 10.22.25 Hour 3, Chase Hughes from Monumental Sports joins the Kevin Sheehan Show to give a preview of the Washington Wizards season, evaluate young players on the team and draft targets in next year's NBA Draft. Kevin Sheehan talks about Jayden Daniels recent injury history and whether it's going to be a big concern for the future.

10.22.25 Hour 2, Tom Schad from The Washington Post joins The Kevin Sheehan Show to discuss injury timelines for the Commanders and what changes can be made on the defensive end to improve their chances of competing this season. Kevin Sheehan, Producer Max and callers list what they are buying and selling going into week 8 of the NFL season and Kevin goes on a rant about Commanders' fans turning on Adam Peters already.

10.22.25, Kevin Sheehan, Producer Max and callers list what they are buying and selling going into week 8 of the NFL season and Kevin goes on a rant about Commanders' fans turning on Adam Peters already.

How Dan Quinn & Adam Peters intend to fix the Commanders roster and save the season. Jayden Daniels , Marcu Mariota, Terry Mclaurin return , Jayden Daniels Injury, Deebo

Embarrassing, pathetic, a joke. Don't know how the team comes back from this one. This week we vent about the blowout loss to the Cowboys in a game the Commanders desperately needed. We talk about whether Adam Peters and the Commanders should be buyers or sellers with the trade deadline coming up. We finish up by talking about the NBA. The season starts so we preview what to expect in 25-26.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        _____________________________Intro & Outro: "Fast Life" (Shut Your Face Theme Song) by SanjayCCheck out his YouTube channel: youtube.com/sanjayc

Hour 2 kicks off with audience reactions to the ongoing RGIII–Jayden Daniels comparisons, as fans weigh in with their takes. The conversation continues with Chris wrapping up the debate and diving into who's to blame for the Commanders' defensive struggles; Adam Peters, player execution, or Joe Whitt's scheme. Finally, Chris highlights a crazy stat linking the Ravens and Commanders, revealing how both teams' defenses are struggling in surprising ways. It's an hour packed with fan interaction, analysis, and hot takes on Washington football.

The show kicks off with a playful back-and-forth as Grant Paulsen joins The Rooster following a humorous “trash incident” at Chris' desk. From there, Chris dives into Jayden Daniels' injury and his mother's viral tweets defending her son amid RGIII comparisons, featuring insight from The Athletic's Mike Jones on Daniels, RGIII, and the Commanders' season outlook. Hour 2 features audience reactions to the ongoing Daniels-RGIII debate, followed by a discussion on who is to blame for the Commanders' defensive struggles—Adam Peters, player execution, or Joe Whitt's scheme and a revealing stat connecting the Ravens and Commanders' defensive woes. In Hour 3, Chris and A-MAC discuss the Ravens removing their foosball table and what it might indicate about bigger locker room issues, before wrapping up with NFL-wide drama, including Jets owner Woody Johnson calling out QB Justin Fields, sparking debate on accountability and leadership, making for a high-energy, insight-packed episode.

Czabe had a healthy hands-off relationship with the NFL on Sunday. Golf and family, with only a smattering of game watching. ANDY POLLIN joins to discuss the Commanders' rapidly collapsing season, the personnel missteps of Adam Peters. Plus the nuttiness that is college football and coaching buyouts. Shohei Ohtani is amazing, but Czabe says when leagues feel "rigged," it's a long-term negative for sports. See, The NBA. Also, the Vikings may have discovered the most valuable antidote since Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin. MORE....Our Sponsors:* Check out CBDfx and use my code CZABE for a great deal: https://cbdfx.com* Check out Hims: https://hims.com/CZABE* Check out Indeed: https://indeed.com/CZABE* Check out Infinite Epigenetics: https://infiniteepigenetics.com/CZABE* Check out Uncommon Goods: https://uncommongoods.com/czabeAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

10.20.25 Hour 2, Kevin Sheehan gives some additional notes from the Commanders' loss to the Cowboys and gets callers reaction to the game. Kevin Sheehan gets more reactions from callers on the Commanders losing 44-22 to the Cowboys. Kevin Sheehan gets into a heated debate with a caller while talking about the Commanders' woes this season.

Chris “The Rooster” Russell kicks off Hour 1 on The Team 980 fired up after the Commanders' 44–22 loss to the Cowboys, sharing his take on fans' outrage toward Joe Whitt Jr. and opening the lines for listener reactions across the DMV. He breaks down Dak Prescott's touchdown to CeeDee Lamb, explaining why execution—not scheme—is the real issue. Hour 2 heats up as Chris, A-MAC, and the crew spar with Cowboy B over the loss, provide updates on Dorance Armstrong's injury, and critique Adam Peters' roster decisions shaping the team. In the final hour, Lynnell Willingham joins to vent about the Commanders while Chris dives into roster realities, explaining the lack of elite defensive talent. Dan Quinn then addresses the media with injury updates and insights on what went wrong, rounding out a high-energy, fan-driven show packed with analysis, hot takes, and behind-the-scenes perspective.

Hour 2 of Chris “The Rooster” Russell on The Team 980 kicks off with Chris, A-MAC, and the crew ganging up on Cowboy B after the Commanders' loss to the Cowboys. From there, The Rooster provides the latest Dorance Armstrong injury update and reacts to slow-motion video of the play, giving fans an inside look at the impact. Finally, Chris critiques Adam Peters' roster-building decisions, questioning the moves shaping the Commanders' team. It's an hour full of hot takes, analysis, and fan-focused discussion you won't want to miss.

Lynnell Willingham Joins the program RJ Choppy, Dallas, joins the join Final predictions

With Terry McLaurin ruled out for a fourth straight game, Noah Brown on injured reserve, and Deebo Samuel limited by a heel injury, Lynnell and Anthony take a hard look at the state of the Commanders wide receiver room. They debate whether General Manager Adam Peters did enough this offseason to build depth at the position and discuss how the team can manage through this stretch of injuries.

Chris “The Rooster” Russell kicks off the show with a fiery reaction to the latest Commanders news, from Adam Peters' roster missteps to Noah Brown landing on injured reserve. He dives into Dan Quinn's comments ahead of practice and revisits Mike Locksley's chat with The Junkies, offering insight and accountability across the organization. The conversation then shifts to Washington's recurring slow starts and predictable play-calling, exploring how early-game struggles and Noah Brown's absence impact the offense. Listeners weigh in on what's really holding the team back, while the discussion also touches on field conditions, including frustrations from the Browns and Steelers over poorly maintained grass affecting Sunday's games.

Chris “The Rooster” Russell kicks off Hour 1 with a fiery reaction to the latest Commanders news from Adam Peters' roster mistakes starting to show to the fallout of Noah Brown landing on injured reserve. Plus, The Rooster revisits Mike Locksley's chat with The Junkies ahead of Maryland's matchup with UCLA and breaks down Dan Quinn's comments before practice. It's a loaded hour of insight, reaction, and accountability from top to bottom.

After being stuck in traffic, The Rooster jumps right in with his immediate reaction to the Commanders placing wide receiver Noah Brown on injured reserve. He questions why the team waited so long to make the move and breaks down what the timing says about Washington's decision-making process. Chris also examines the broader implications for both Brown and the organization what this means for the receiver's future, how it affects the offensive depth chart, and what message it sends about how the Commanders handle injuries and roster management.

JP and BMitch debate whether Adam Peters did enough this offseason to upgrade the wide receiver room.

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