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The Athletic's Ben Standig sets the table for the Washington Football Team heading into Sunday's showdown at Buffalo and gets into other random topics including: *The DL vs. Josh Allen *Why Taylor Heinicke is the right QB for fans right now *Terry McLaurin is Washington's most complete receiver this century *What The Athletic's Wizards opening means for me (Spoiler: I'm staying with WFT) *Plus a replay of my interview with Bills GM Brandon Beane from earlier this year

The Athletic's Ben Standig previews Washington's Week 3 showdown at Buffalo with The Athletic's Tim Graham. Ben opens the show with his thoughts on Jamin Davis's confidence and Taylor Heinicke's moment. Then Tim joins the discussion to discuss what's wrong with with Bills QB Josh Allen, Terry McLaurin's clash with Bills CB Tre'davious White, how Buffalo's defense matches up with Heinicke plus how Tim interviewed O.J. Simpson and why Howard Stern praised Tim.

The Athletic's Ben Standig is joined by his Athletic colleague Tarik El-Bashir to discuss all the insanity that unfolded in the Washington Football Team's 30-29 thriller against the New York Giants. Ben opens the episode recapping Ron Rivera's day-after press conference, including the coach's views on lack of defensive disciple, Jamin Davis's growth and Taylor Heinicke. Then Ben and Tarik tackle the game including Heiniecke's heroics and upside, where the defense must improve, Thursday's crowd and plenty more including some Capitals talk. '

The Athletic's Ben Standig is back for a bonus episode of the podcast with New York Daily News columnist Pat Leonard heading into Thursday's NFC East clash between the Washington football team and the New York Giants. Ben sets the stage with thoughts on Taylor Heinicke as QB1 and other WFT notes. Then Pat enters the fray for his views on Big Blue after their Week 1 loss including the bad -- and good -- with Daniel Jones, why the Giants fan base is extra salty now, and the formation that should bode well for Washington's chances.

The Athletic's Ben Standig returns for a post-Week 1 edition of the podcast with former Washington cornerback Fred Smoot. After Ben opens the show with the latest injury on Ryan Fitzpatrick and notes from WFT's 20-16 loss to the Chargers. Then Fred joins the conversation to discuss Taylor Heinicke taking over at QB, what went wrong for Chase Young and the defense, why the sky isn't falling and Fred's pursuit of a spot on the Pro Bowler's Tour.

The Athletic's Ben Standig kicks off the 2021 Washington Football Team season with a deep-dive preview. Ben and Michael Phillips from the Richmond Times-Dispatch ponder over/unders for Ryan Fitzpatrick, Chase Young and Washington's offensive production,, predict the team's Rookie of the Year and key stretch on the schedule, plus talk Terry McLaurin, Cole Holcomb, Landon Collins, Sam Cosmi -- and what we'll be talking about when the season ends. You'll also here season predictions from The Athletic's Rhiannon Walker and the Washington Times' Matthew Paras. Ben also shares the latest on Curtis Samuel's status for week 1.

The Athletic's Ben Standig is back for a new episode previewing the Washington Football Team's Week 1 matchup against the Chargers with The Athletic's LAC beat writer Daniel Popper. Ben opens the show reacting to Tanya Snyder's interview, her first since being named co-CEO, including her reaction to the organization's tumultuous year. Then it's on to Sunday's action as Ben and Daniel exchange three questions each about the other's team. Topics include whether Justin Herbert is poised for a monster year or a sophomore slump, how Chargers' first-year coach Brandon Staley is already leaving his mark plus several Washington angles. Ben then closes the episode with the latest on Curtis Samuel.

The Athletic's Ben Standig is back for a bonus episode of the podcast entering Week 1 of the NFL season. The main focus: He ranks the Washington Football Team's most indispensable players, which is different from best. Ryan Fitzpatrick the clear number one? Kam Curl over Terry McLaurin and Brandon Scherff? Did all four DL starters make the cut? Ben also sets the table for the week ahead and recaps Peyton Barber moving on. Then he welcomes NBA insider J. Michael to the podcast for some Wizards talk. The fellas offer praise for GM Tommy Sheppard, question the Wizards' upside in the East, and assess the new players including Aaron Holiday and Spencer Dinwiddie.

The Athletic's Ben Standig breaks down everything that happened on cut down day -- and talks all things Washington Football Team with the great Greg Cosell from ESPN's NFL matchup show. Ben starts with Washington trimming its roster to 53. Why is Jimmy Moreland gone? How about Sammis Reyes staying! Which release surprised other NFL teams the most (nope, not him. Or him. Or even him)? Then Greg joins the episode for a deep dive into WFT. Scott Turner's X's and O's, and Ryan Fitzpatrick's fit. Defensive wrinkles and the DL he likes watching on tape. Praise for Jamin Davis? Plenty of other topics as well.

The Athletic's Ben Standig examines the Washington Football Team's forecast and final roster decisions before Tuesday's 53-player deadline with Matthew Paras (Washington Times). Ron Rivera said four roster spots were in play before Saturday's preseason finale. Then another two opened up. Ben and Matt ponder those battles, discuss outside interest in Sammis Reyes, and share their final roster debates involving Dax Milne, Casey Toohill, Shaka Toney and others. Oh, they also discuss Ryan Fitzpatrick, and changed opinions since the start of camp.

The Athletic's Ben Standig is to preview the Washington Football Team's preseason game against the Ravens and talk fantasy football with the legendary John Hansen. Ben opens the show with what to watch Saturday night including offensive execution, whether Kyle Allen can push Taylor Heinicke, Jamin Davis, cornerback/roster battles and more. Then fantasy football guru John Hansen stops by to get everyone ready for their drafts. John loves Antonio Gibson. What about others on WFT? Also sleepers, players to avoid, and quarterbacks.

The Athletic's Ben Standig welcomes NFL insider Adam Caplan to the podcast to talk about the Washington Football Team and the NFC East. Ben opens the episode with a behind-the-scenes look at his third annual NFL agent survey which is live on The Athletic (2 parts) and shares his view of Washington's roster bubble. Think 21 players for eight spots. Then Adam joins the conversation. What do league sources think of Washington under Ron Rivera? What's the latest with Cowboys QB Dak Prescott? Are the Giants a sneaky division pick or a losing battle? What would it take for the Eagles to shock the world?

The Athletic's Ben Standig is joined by ESPN's John Keim to discuss all things about the Washington Football Team. Ben opens the show with thoughts on why Jaret Patterson is making the 53-player roster -- and wouldn't clear waivers -- plus what to watch this week in camp and WFT position battles other teams are tracking. Then John joins the chat (10:30). Topics include why Ron Rivera won't just name Ryan Fitzpatrick the starting QB, the urgency with getting Curtis Samuel on the practice field, possible surprise roster moves, and whether our opinions of this team's 2021 forecast have changed since the start of camp.

The Athletic's Ben Standig welcomes to the podcast, Washington Football Team linebacker Cole Holcomb. Topics include Holcomb's progress entering his third season, knowledge gained by facing Ryan Fitzpatrick daily in practice, the difference in defending backs like Antonio Gibson and J.D. McKissic, selfie sticks, Crossfit, and more. Ben opens the episode with the latest from camp including Sammis Reyes' roster hopes and entering the concussion protocol, before adding some reality to WFT's latest name-change update.

The Athletic's Ben Standig returns to recap the Washington Football Team's Sunday's training camp practice, Sammis Reyes's progress, William Jackson's adjustment and more with Matt Paras (Washington Times). Then Ben welcomes WR skills coach David Robinson to the podcast to discuss two of his clients, Cam and Stephen Sims. What did Cam work on after his breakout year? How does Stephen work himself back into the rotation? Good stuff from one of the best at his craft.

The Athletic's Ben Standig is back to recap the Washington Football Team's preseason opener with 106.7 The Fan's Grant Paulsen and talk all things Ryan Fitzpatrick with The Athletic's Robert Mays. First up, Ben and Grant chat about the fun QB play from Fitzpatrick and Taylor Heinicke, Jaret Patterson making moves, Dustin Hopkins missing kicks and depth chart action. Then Ben catches up with Robert, who wrote a stellar Fitzpatrick feature for The Athletic. Beyond those stories of a man chasing a high -- and seven kids -- the fellas explored what success looks like for the QB in Washington this season.

The Athletic's Ben Standig drops the latest episode live from the Washington Football Team training camp to talk defensive backfield roster spots, Ron Rivera's attitude, Sam Cosmi's progression and other camp tidbits with 106.7 The Fan's J.P. Finlay. That comes after Ben opens the show with updates on Curtis Samuel, Dyami Brown and Washington's playing time for its preseason opener Thursday at New England.

The Athletic's Ben Standig is back with the latest from the Washington Football Team's training camp, mailbag style. Your questions answered on Dyami Brown and the WR competition, who is emerging as the third defensive end, Jaret Patterson and other camp topics plus a bit on the Wizards' roster shakeup. Then Ben brings on The Athletic's national writer Lindsay Jones (22:10) to talk NFC East, Washington's defensive upside, Ryan Fitzpatrick tales, a sneaky crucial game on the schedule, and if the gap between Ron Rivera and the other NFC East coach is wider than any other top coach in their respective division.

The Athletic's Ben Standig closes down the Washington Football Team's Richmond portion of training camp with Matt Paras from the Washington Times and the Associated Press' Steve Whyno. Ben opens the show with thoughts on the contract terms for Jonathan Allen and Logan Thomas plus some personal thoughts on a return to normalcy-ish with the Richmond camp. Then Matt and Steve join the chat. Topics: How the QBs looked, return of Landon Collins, Terry McLaurin's ascendency, position battles, top concerns and the presence of co-CEO Tanya Snyder in Richmond.

The Athletic's Ben Standig is in Richmond for Day 1 of Washington Football Training Camp as is the great David Aldridge. Therefore it made sense for the two to discuss what they observed, from Ryan Fitzpatrick's throwing to Terry McLaurin's maturity to the return of Landon Collins and Ron Rivera's message taking hold. Then David offered his insight into what the Wizards might do this week in the NBA Draft and if any moves include trades involving Bradley Beal and Russell Westbrook.

The Athletic's Ben Standig returns for a new episode. Guests: Washington rookie OT Sam Cosmi; WFT fans and "Surviving Snyder" podcast co-hosts Dalton Ross (Entertainment Weekly, Brendan Shapiro and Rick Devens. Ben opens the show with thoughts on Washington's depth concerns and a DL injury update (2:30). Then Cosmi enters the fray as the second-round pick chats about his rise from unheralded recruit to Day 2 NFL pick, how his athleticism translates into OL success, living on his own and Mountain Dew. Then Ben dives into The Athletic's fan survey with Dalton, Brendan and Rick. How many wins this season? Breakout player? Ryan Fitzpatrick expectations? Do you trust the organizational direction? (33:00). Ben then wraps up the episode congratulating the Milwaukee Bucks and defining NBA super teams (114:10).

The Athletic's Ben Standig welcomes Football Outsider editor-in-chief Aaron Schatz to the podcast with the Washington Football Team set to open training camp next week. The fellas discuss several of FO's key analytics for WFT including the defense's potential and 2021 scenarios; the importance of CB William Jackson III; Ryan Fitzpatrick's pressure stats; breakout player; and the NFC East.

Fred is joined by The Athletic's Ben Standig to dive into the hiring of Wes Unseld Jr. as the new Wizards head coach. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Athletic's Ben Standig is back with guest Zach Berman, Eagles insider for The Athletic. Ben opens the show discussing the Washington Football Team's effective PR blitz, how that led to the masses losing their minds over some name-change news that wasn't actually news, plus the latest on Brandon Scherff before Thursday's franchise tag deadline. Then Zach joins the show to talk expectations for Jalen Hurts, whether the Eagles have the goods to contend in the NFC East, Devonta Smith, and Washington's 2021 forecast. (23:18). Finally, Ben wraps up the episode with a takedown of Team USA's basketball roster composition amid back-to-back losses ahead of the Tokyo Olympics.

The Athletic's Ben Standig is back with guest Zach Berman, Eagles insider for The Athletic. Ben opens the show discussing the Washington Football Team's effective PR blitz, how that led to the masses losing their minds over some name-change news that wasn't actually news, plus the latest on Brandon Scherff before Thursday's franchise tag deadline. Then Zach joins the show to talk expectations for Jalen Hurts, whether the Eagles have the goods to contend in the NFC East, Devonta Smith, and Washington's 2021 forecast. (21:18). Finally, Ben wraps up the episode with a takedown of Team USA's basketball roster composition amid back-to-back losses ahead of the Tokyo Olympics (53:10)

The Athletic's Ben Standig is back for a new episode with guests Tom Haberstroh (Meadowlark Media/"Pack Your Knives" podcast) and Chris Russell (Team 980) to talk the Washington Football Team, the Wizards coaching search and "Top Chef." After Ben opens the show with a recap of his LA vacation, Chris joins the discussion (12:40) for thoughts on the WFT including the depths of Ron Rivera's power and how might he use it ahead of the 2021 NFL season. Then the conversation shifts to the Wizards and food competition shows. Ben and Tom break down the Wizards' roster paths and head coaching scenarios, and whether the combination suggests there's a rebuild coming. Since Tom talks weekly about Top Chef, they also share thoughts on the just-concluded season and compare contestants to NBA players.

The Athletic's Ben Standig returns for an emergency episode of the podcast with attorney Lisa Banks, who represents 40 former female employees of the Washington Football Team, and the Associated Press's Steve Whyno. Why? Because the NFL announced its findings and subsequent punishment of Washington and owner Dan Snyder following a lengthy investigation into the organization's culture. Ben and Steve reacted to the $10 million fine -- and no formal suspension or loss of draft picks (4:25). Then Lisa Banks offers her view of the NFL's stance, reactions from her clients and what happens next (28:10). Then Ben wraps up the episode with a little bit of Wizards coaching chatter (44:00)

The Athletic's Ben Standig and Cowboys insider Jon Machota answer each other's questions about the NFC East rivals ahead of training camp. Is Dak Prescott ready to lead Dallas and take a hit? Which position groups for each team are most indispensable? Why do the Cowboys take so many character risks on players? Washington QB for 2022 is...? And, is everyone sleeping on the Giants?

The Athletic's Ben Standig is joined by his colleague Jake Ciely, annually one of the top-rated fantasy football prognosticators. The fellas talk about the Washington Football Team including Ryan Fitzpatrick, Antonio Gibson, Terry McLaurin and the defense through the prism of fantasy football. They also discuss fantasy hopes for Trevor Lawrence and Justin Fields, sleepers, who goes number one overall and more.

The Athletic's Ben Standig welcomes back to the podcast WFT film analyst Mark Bullock for chatter on who's best to play Washington's "buffalo nickel" based on what Ron Rivera said last week on the podcast, the best offseason move, and why American Football teams have mascot names in the first place. Speaking of names, Ben then goes behind the scenes on the story he co-authored for The Athletic on Washington's name-change process with NBC4's Heather McDonough and the Discovery Channel's Christo Doyle. Yes, they offer reckless speculation on possible names.

The Athletic's Ben Standig spoke with Washington Football Team coach Ron Rivera for a 1-on-1 interview. After Ben opens the show with some podcast updates and notes on his name-change article for The Athletic, Rivera joins the conversation (6:50). Topics include the two-man battle for QB1, challenges with keeping all of those defensive linemen for the long haul, and how to deploy safeties Landon Collins and Kam Curl without causing friction. They also discussed possible free-agent additions before the season, Rivera wearing the coach and front office hats, and more. Then Ben recaps the interview and addresses the big Wizards news of the day as Scott Brooks is officially out as head coach (26:10)

The Athletic's Ben Standig is back talking about the Washington Football Team with guest Al Galdi plus you'll hear new audio from Ron Rivera on the quarterbacks. Ben opens the show with details on a conversation with Rivera and a small group of reporters over the weekend on the coach's health, Landon Collins and working without a franchise QB. Then Ben and Al each make their own way-too-early 53-man roster projections, ponder the QB battle, talk, possible spots where WFT could add veterans before training camp, and more (11:53).

The Athletic's Ben Standig shows off his dual-threat skills by talking Washington Football Team after day 1 of minicamp and the Washington Wizards with Fred Katz (The Athletic). Ben opens the show with thoughts on Chase Young's return and personality, the Ryan Fitzpatrick experience, offensive line battles and more with the Washington Times' Matt Paras. Then at the 30:00 mark, Fred joins the pod to help break down the delay in announcing a head coach plan, why the delay is possibly problematic with free agency and the draft looming, Bradley Beal's status among top players and what big moves the Wizards could actually make to contend.

The Athletic's Ben Standig gets everyone ready for the Washington Football Team's three-day minicamp with Michael Phillips from the Richmond Times-Dispatch. What's the pecking order at receiver? Will Washington add a veteran pass rush rusher? Anyone in line for an extension beside Jonathan Allen? The fellas also discuss quarterbacks, training camp back in Richmond and offer their view on reporters in the locker room.

The Athletic's Ben Standig breaks down what happened at the Washington Football Team's latest OTA session with the Washington Post's Sam Fortier. Thoughts on Brandon Scherff, Taylor Heinicke, Chase Young and more with a game of "Important or Interesting?" Also Jamin Davis's future, the QB depth chart, Curtis Samuel's injury, Coach K retiring and more.

The Athletic's Ben Standig welcomes former NFL great, current WFT analyst and new author Brian Mitchell to the show. Ben opens the episode with some nuggets on who is expected at this week's OTA, the RB room, and vets perhaps on the roster bubble. Then B-Mitch joins the chat. Does the recent roster purge remind him of his exit in 2000? Is he buying into Ron Rivera's culture? They also discuss B-Mitch's new children's book, "A Champion's Heart, one lineup worry not receiving much attention and which opponent Brian would choose for a celebrity boxing match (18:44).

The Athletic's Ben Standig welcomes former NFL GM Randy Mueller to the podcast! First, Ben opens the show with an update on Chase Young's week, an OTA change and Ron Rivera's comments about the Washington Football Team's offense not needing to rely on a QB. Then Randy joins the discussion. He sees plenty of positives with Washington's offseason work, but the 2000 NFL executive of the year questions the release of Morgan Moses, and how releasing Geron Christian was perhaps the bigger miscue. There's also a great front-office philosophical conversation on the hypothetical pursuits of Aaron Rodgers and Julio Jones (16:42). Then Ben wraps up the show exploring the Wizards' 0-2 playoff hole against the 76ers and why Davis Bertans' struggles extend far beyond this series (59:11)

The Athletic's Ben Standig recaps the first OTA session of the year and talks about the Washington Football Team crushing the offseason with The Athletic's Football Show podcast host, Robert Mays. Ben opens the show sharing his thoughts on Tuesday's activity in Ashburn. Where were Chase Young and Montez Sweat? How did the quarterbacks look? There's also post-practice Zoom audio from Ryan Fitzpatrick, Landon Collins and Bobby McCain. Then Robert discusses his recent article where he ranked Washington as the most improved team this offseason. Yeah, the QB switch played a big factor (20:38)

The Athletic's Ben Standig is back for a new episode to discuss the release of starting right tackle Morgan Moses. Details on the tick tock, what went down, what this means for the offensive line and Ron Rivera's power. Plus Scott Jackson joins the pod to share his view on Moses, Sam Cosmi and the now-released Geron Christian. Also, make to catch Ben's interview earlier this week with offensive coordinator Scott Turner!

The Athletic's Ben Standig welcomes Washington Football Team offensive coordinator Scott Turner to the podcast, but with a topic twist. First, Ben and Matt Paras (Washington TImes) open the show discussing Ryan Kerrigan signing with the Eagles, details on Bobby McCain's contract, The Athletic's story on Washington's major renovation with the turf at FedEx Field and Wizards-Celtics (1:00). Then Turner joins Ben to discuss... Russell Westbrook and the Wizards? Yes, as Turner drops takes on the Wizards' playoff push, Westbrook's ferocity, why converted basketball players land at tight end, and how football is taking on a hoops approach. (28:30). Then Ben and Matt close the episode looking ahead to OTAs (53:10)

The Athletic's Ben Standig recaps the Washington Football Team's rookie camp and explores all this depth and competition with Nicki Jhabvala from the Washington Post. Ben opens the show sharing a SRO podcast milestone and his thoughts on rookie camp and more WFT (2:15) before discussing the play-in-bound Washington Wizards (14:25). Then Nicki joins the pod. Biggest WFT questions remaining? Most intriguing units? Favorite for third receiver honors? Sammis Reyes? Does adding Ryan Fitzpatrick offset the opposing QB gauntlet on the schedule? (19:00)

The Athletic's Ben Standig dives into the Washington Football Team's 2021 schedule and the impact of new left tackle Charles Leno with Bobby Bancroft (SB Nation). After opening the show with a breakdown of Leno's role and potential ripple effects across the line, Ben and Bobby have fun going through all 18 weeks of Washington's schedule, picking wins and losses along the way. Toughest stretch? Trap games? Trade deadline considerations? Ben's fave road situation? They also spent the final 10 minutes talking Georgetown hoops.

The Athletic's Ben Standig welcomes NFL Insider Jason La Canfora (CBS Sports) and North Carolina OC Phil Longo to the podcast. Ben opens the show with some Washington Football Talk updates and dives into the now incredibly entertaining Washington Wizards headlined by triple-double king Russell Westbrook and Bradley Beal. Then Jason joins the show to talk about Washington's league-wide reputation under Ron Rivera, QB hopes and dreams, Brandon Scherff and more (13:14). From there, the conversation shifts to third-rounder Dyami Brown as Longo helps explain how the explosive WR could thrive in Washington's offense (44:10)

Guests: Jaret Patterson, Michael Phillips. ... The Athletic's Ben Standig welcomes new Washington RB and college football star Jaret Patterson to the podcast. They discuss Patterson's insane 409-yard rushing performance at Buffalo last season, growing up with Chase Young, overcoming obstacles at every football level and competing for a WFT roster spot (4:05). Then Michael Phillips from the Richmond Times-Dispatch joins the pod for some questions and superlatives fun. Favorite rookie? Intriguing roster and lineup battles? Which new players could join the roster and should one of those players be... Aaron Rodgers? (18:10)

Guests: Mark Stoops, Mark Bullock. ... The Athletic's Ben Standig opens the show with the breaking news of Washington meeting with former Bears LT Charles Leno Jr. A tackle upgrade or more options in case Brandon Scherff's situation goes south? Also visiting, ex-Dolphins safety Bobby McCain. Then Ben welcomes University of Kentucky coach Mark Stoops to share insight on Jamin Davis and memories of Sean Taylor from their time together at the U (10:02). Then WFT film analyst Mark Bullock joins the chat to ponder the safety plan with Landon Collins and Kam Curl, Davis's present and future, the OL lineup, and how rookie John Bates meshes with the tight end room.

The Athletic's Ben Standig previews the NFL Draft one final time before Thursday's start and focuses on the Washington Football Team with guest Burgundy Blog. The fellas discuss Justin Fields, Davis Mills and the logic behind WFT drafting or not drafting a quarterback, They also explore how Tuesday's trade for Ereck Flowers altered Ben's mock draft plan, and review Ben's new 3-way, 7-round Washington Football Team-only mock draft.

Former Pro Bowl wide receiver and FOX Sports Radio weekend host TJ Houshmandzadeh is in for Chris, and he and Rob discuss if the Atlanta Falcons should be showing more loyalty to their superstar wide receiver Julio Jones, and debate if the upcoming Floyd Mayweather-Logan Paul fight is bad for boxing. Plus, The Athletic's Ben Standig swings by to explain how he's been able to master the art of NFL mock drafts. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Guests: Tony Pauline, Penei Sewell. ... It's NFL Draft week! The Athletic's Ben Standig opens the episode going through his entire first-round mock draft with a focus on potential trades, league-wide buzz and options for Washington at 19 including a surprise and sleeper target. Ben also gets into Day 2 and 3 names to consider for WFT (1:48). Then draft analyst Tony Pauline joins the podcast to discuss round one pivot points, most intriguing teams, whether Washington should trade up for a quarterback and plenty more (37:40). You'll also hear part of Ben's interview with Oregon OT and projected top 10 selection Penei Sewell.

On the latest episode, The Athletic's Ben Standig begins with thoughts on what forecasts as a wild and confusing first round of the NFL Draft (2:05). Then Ben welcomes Washington Football Team punter Tress Way, who updates everyone on returning to (virtual) practices, punter life without Nick Sundberg, and why he sees this team taking another step forward under Ron Rivera (14:10). Last but not least it's Basketball Hall of Fame writer David Aldridge (The Athletic) to discuss the surging Wizards, WFT's QB scenarios, hope under Rivera, Dan Snyder, NBA MVP races and title contenders (50:50).

Guests: Danny Kelly (The Ringer), Matthew Paras (Washington Times). The Athletic's Ben Standig is back for another episode of the podcast, starting with a reading-between-the-lines of Friday's pre-draft press conference with Washington Football Team coach Ron Rivera and GM Martin Mayhew. Ben and Matt Paras ponder clues about a potential QB draft plan, options at 19 and Landon Collins' future. Then The Ringer's draft analyst Danny Kelly joins Ben to ponder the NFL Draft including Mac Jones. Justin Fields, DeVonta Smith, Kyle Trask, linebackers, tackles and more from Ben's new draft notebook on The Athletic.

As training camps start up across the NFL, Ryan Martin and Jake Klein are joined on e8 of NFL 365 by Washington-based The Athletic writer Ben Standing to touch on the Redskins' transition to the Washington Football Team and more. Later, they'll discuss Seattle's blockbuster trade to get Jamal Adams from the Jets before running down the list of players who have opted-out of the upcoming season and reviewing the outlook on a potential 2020 season. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/it-means-history/support

We start the show off talking about live sports that actually took place! Sports are not officially back until trash talking and suspensions take place. We discuss our Tweets of the week then jump into our interview with Ben Standig. Ben has been covering D.C. Sports for a while now and we get to talk about how he got into the reporting field. We follow up with a preview of The Washington Football Team season and talk a little NBA Wizards hoops. Another great episode for you to vibe with. Feel free to email us at Joshssportscorner@gmail.com Ben Standig : @BenStandig https://theathletic.com/author/ben-standig/ Josh's Sports Corner : @Joshsportcorner Andrew Rogalski : @Swagtotheski Josh Miller : @Jmilliz363 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/joshsc/support