Podcast appearances and mentions of Bobby Wagner

2.26.26 Hour 3, Kevin Sheehan reacts to Deebo Samuel discussing his current contract negotiations with the Commanders then gives his thoughts on if he would want to see Zach Ertz and Bobby Wagner on the Commanders next season. Former Washington Redskins Cornerback Fred Smoot joins The Kevin Sheehan Show to discuss his pre draft experience when he was a rookie, which player he wants the Commanders to draft at pick 7 and what moves the team should make with free agency approaching.

2.26.26, Kevin Sheehan reacts to Deebo Samuel discussing his current contract negotiations with the Commanders then gives his thoughts on if he would want to see Zach Ertz and Bobby Wagner on the Commanders next season.

2.26.26 Hour 1, Kevin Sheehan opens up the show discussing the Commanders keeping Daron Payne for next season and talks about a draft scenario where the Commanders get wiped out of defensive talent before their pick. Kevin Sheehan asks callers what should the Commanders do if they get wiped out of top defensive players in the NFL Draft before their pick at 7 and they can't trade down. 2.26.26 Hour 2, Barry Svrluga from The Athletic joins The Kevin Sheehan Show to discuss joining the Athletic to cover D.C. sports and his experience at the Winter Olympics this year. Kevin Sheehan talks about the NFL officiating taking responsibility for wrong calls in the regular season and discusses big rule changes being implemented in the UFL. Kevin Sheehan talks about the Washington Capitals needing to go on a solid run to close out the season in order to make the playoffs. 2.26.26 Hour 3, Kevin Sheehan reacts to Deebo Samuel discussing his current contract negotiations with the Commanders then gives his thoughts on if he would want to see Zach Ertz and Bobby Wagner on the Commanders next season. Former Washington Redskins Cornerback Fred Smoot joins The Kevin Sheehan Show to discuss his pre draft experience when he was a rookie, which player he wants the Commanders to draft at pick 7 and what moves the team should make with free agency approaching.

Andy starts with Adam Peters and Dan Quinn speaking at the combine, and the possible returns of Zach Ertz and Bobby Wagner. (19:26) More from the combine, including new Ravens coach Jesse Minter and Dan Campbell's hunt for David Blough. (38:13) Is the USA the new hockey capital of the world? To hear the whole show, tune in live from 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM Monday-Friday. For more sports coverage, download the ESPN630 AM app, visit https://www.sportscapitoldc.com. To join the conversation, check us out on twitter @ESPN630DC and @andypollin1See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike Johnson, Beau Morgan, and Ali Mac react to the news that veteran left tackle Trent Williams and the 49ers are struggling to find a contractual solution and that could result in the 49ers releasing Williams and the All-Pro left tackle becoming a free agent next month. Mike, Beau, and Ali explain why they think Williams is still good enough to be a starting left tackle on a win now team if he becomes a free agent. The Morning Shift crew also reacts to the news that Washington Commanders' linebacker Bobby Wagner announced his plan to play a 15th NFL season next year, and that he's going to be a free agent next month as well.

HR1 - Still don't know how Ian Cunningham & Kevin Stefanski feel about 2026 Falcons In hour one Mike Johnson, Beau Morgan, and Ali Mac quickly touch on some of the biggest headlines around the local and national sports scene, let you hear part of Atlanta Falcons General Manager Ian Cunningham's interview with The Steakhouse yesterday where he tells Steak and Sandra that he and the Falcons are planning to release quarterback Kirk Cousins on the first day of the new league year, react to what Cunnigham had to say, explain why they think the Falcons releasing Kirk Cousins after two seasons was always the most likely outcome, let you hear part of Falcons General Manager Ian Cunningham's interview with The Steakhouse yesterday where he tells Steak and Sandra why the team is franchise tagging tight end Kyle Pitts, react to what Cunning had to say, let you hear part of Falcons Head Coach Kevin Stefanski's interview with Dukes & Bell yesterday where he talks about how Kyle Pitts will fit in the Falcons offense, react to what Stefanski had to say, explain why they think Ian Cunningham's explanation on why the team is franchise tagging Kyle Pitts feels like the tag will serve as a one-year prove it deal for Pitts, react to the news that veteran left tackle Trent Williams and the 49ers are struggling to find a contractual solution and that could result in the 49ers releasing Williams and the All-Pro left tackle becoming a free agent next month, explain why they think Williams is still good enough to be a starting left tackle on a win now team if he becomes a free agent, react to the news that Washington Commanders' linebacker Bobby Wagner announced his plan to play a 15th NFL season next year and that he's going to be a free agent next month as well, and then close out hour one by diving into the life of Dylan Mathews in ‘Dylin wit it'!

Hour 1 opens with a breakdown of Zach Ertz returning for another season, and why, despite his age, he can still be an effective contributor based on what he showed last year. The mood lightens with a humorous debate over music taste before the conversation pivots to roster-building implications, including whether the Washington Commanders even have the trade capital to pursue Tremaine Edmunds after past splashy deals for Laremy Tunsil and Deebo Samuel. The hour wraps with a discussion on roster priorities, making the case that re-signing Bobby Wagner should be a higher priority than bringing Ertz back for another season.

The show opens with a discussion of Zach Ertz returning to the Washington Commanders, with Chris Russell analyzing how, despite his age, Ertz can still contribute based on last season's performance. The conversation briefly veers into lighter topics, including music debates, before shifting to roster-building priorities, questioning whether the team even has the trade capital to pursue Tremaine Edmunds after high-profile moves for Laremy Tunsil and Deebo Samuel, and arguing that re-signing Bobby Wagner should take precedence over retaining Ertz. Russell then debuts his benchmark segment, “Old, Bold, or Gold,” analyzing audio from head coach Dan Quinn and GM Adam Peters to categorize their comments and provide clarity on the team's direction. The discussion covers Daron Payne's uncertain contract status, potential cap casualties, and fan-driven moments, including Brandon Aubrey's kicker market reset. Finally, the focus turns to the NFL Draft, featuring Lindsay Rhodes of SumerSports breaking down her mock draft, the Commanders' selections, the significance of traits like defensive linemen arm length, and ESPN's quarterback projections for all 32 teams, offering insight into how draft evaluations could shape team strategies moving forward.

Hour 1 1:12 - One More Year for Wagner? 21:18 - Should the Commanders Re-sign Bobby Wagner This Offseason? 37:13 - Mel Kiper Jr. Mocks LB Sonny Styles to the Commanders

Bobby Wagner is the current Mayor of Destin, Florida. He is often referred to as the "Millennial Mayor" and became one of the youngest mayors in Florida's history (and the youngest for Destin) when elected in November 2022 at age 28.Bobby Wagner has deep roots in Destin, having moved there and attended Destin Middle School starting in 6th grade (around age 12). Originally born in New York, he has called Destin home ever since and has a strong love for the area's waters (he's often seen in a wetsuit and enjoys the ocean lifestyle).His early passion was music—he played the trumpet, which earned him a scholarship to Troy University. After college, he returned to Destin and founded his own video production company, Land Air Sea Productions, at age 21. He has run the business for over a decade.Wagner is also deeply involved in community and environmental efforts. He serves as the executive director (and former board member) of Trees on the Coast, an environmental nonprofit focused on tree planting and sustainability. He follows a "givers-gain" philosophy, emphasizing giving back to the community and environment for mutual benefit.His political journey began when he attended city council meetings to advocate for initiatives like planting trees along roadways. In November 2021, he was appointed to the Destin City Council to fill a vacancy. Just a year later, he ran for and won the mayoral election, defeating opponent Rodney Braden with about 60% of the vote. He has focused on revitalizing the community, sustainable initiatives, beautification efforts, projects like a new town center on Main Street, harbor improvements, and infrastructure like fiber optic internet and Little League field overhauls.As of 2026 (with his term ongoing), he continues to serve as mayor, hosting events like fireside chats to engage residents directly on city improvements.Website www.luxelifediscovered.com Youtube Roku Amazon Fire TV

Doc Walker welcomes Mitch Tischler live from the NFL Combine to break down his biggest takeaways from Adam Peters and Dan Quinn's press conferences. They discuss the buzz around Jeremiyah Love and whether he's realistic at No. 7, plus debate if Washington should bring back Bobby Wagner for Year 15.

Gregg Rosenthal is joined by Ollie Connolly to reveal Gregg's Top 101 Free Agents of 2026 list. Find out who is ranked number one and what the guys have to say about the impending free agency for Malik Willis (18:12), Alec Pierce (20:20), Rashid Shaheed (23:01), Mike Evans (25:34), Joey Bosa (29:50), Jauan Jennings (37:30), Reed Blankenship (57:40), Deebo Samuel (01:03:30), Bobby Wagner (01:10:10) and more! Note: time codes approximate. NFL Daily YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/nflpodcastsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 3 dives deep into free agency and player evaluations for the Washington Commanders. Chris Russell begins by analyzing Jauan Jennings as a potential free agent target, sharing his reaction to ESPN's Matt Bowen Top 50 NFL Free Agents list. The discussion continues with a comparison of upcoming free agent Quay Walker to Commanders' Bobby Wagner, using PFF grades to assess fit, impact, and value. Russell also takes a lighter, self-reflective moment, patting himself on the back for delivering solid radio, giving the hour a blend of expert analysis and playful personality. Listeners walk away with a detailed picture of free agency priorities, player evaluations, and key moves that could shape Washington's roster next season.

The show opens with a deep dive into the NBA's ongoing tanking debate, sparked by reports that teams were punished after gambling partners raised concerns about the on-court product. Chris Russell explains why tanking harms both the league and individual franchises over the long term, agreeing that teams don't need to intentionally lose games to land superstars or build sustained success, and breaks down proposed solutions for curbing the practice. The conversation then shifts to the NFL, with Russell criticizing the 49ers' grueling schedule, including multiple cross-country and international trips, before turning to Washington Commanders free agency strategy. He evaluates potential targets such as wide receivers Romeo Doubs, Jauan Jennings, and Brandon Aiyuk, as well as linebacker Quay Walker, comparing Walker to Bobby Wagner using PFF grades to assess fit, impact, and value. The discussion blends expert analysis with lighter moments, including Russell reflecting on his own work delivering solid radio, giving listeners a comprehensive view of free agency priorities, player evaluations, and offseason strategies that could shape the Commanders' roster for the upcoming season.

From 'Take Command' (subscribe here): We're finally moving past the Super Bowl and truly into the NFL offseason... Logan and Grant breakdown and debate whether or not to bring back Bobby Wagner, how he'd fit in the new defense, Commanders hiring Eric Henderson as new DL coach, 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

That's it. The final game. The final show. And somehow the Seahawks defense chose absolute violence.In the Super Bowl LX recap, we relive a first quarter that flipped everything on its head — three takeaways, a pick-six from Uchenna Nwosu, and six sacks led by Derick Hall and Byron Murphy II. If you like quarterbacks running for their lives, this was cinema.Next, we settle what truly matters: the Prop Bet Draft. Caleb sneaks out a win 14–12, and yes, we go through the receipts. Coin toss, touchdowns, punts, Gatorade, all of it. Some brilliant. Some painful. Some we'd like back immediately.In our personal segments, Derek revisits his Drew Lock prophecy… which technically came true, just not exactly how anyone imagined. Meanwhile Caleb takes a moment to shout out Jordy Frahm knocking off No. 1 Texas because history deserves its flowers.We close the book with the awards:

In his introductory press conference yesterday, the Washington Commanders' new defensive coordinator discussed a number of players expected to be key contributors next season but notably left out a mention of veterans Bobby Wagner and Daron Payne, an omission that immediately raised questions. Chris Russell, however, points out that their absence from the list doesn't automatically mean either player won't return next year. He then offers his analysis on the situation, breaking down the likelihood of each veteran coming back and sharing which of the two he believes has the best chance of suiting up for the Commanders in the upcoming season.

Hour 2 dives deep into the ongoing under center vs. shotgun debate and why the focus ultimately comes down to Jayden Daniels' performance. Chris Russell argues that if Daniels, or his backups play well, the scheme debate becomes irrelevant. The conversation continues with audio from ESPN analysts Dan Orlovsky and Ryan Clark, who highlight the benefits of playing under center, with Russell offering his counterpoints. The hour then shifts to the Commanders' defensive coordinator press conference, noting the curious omission of veterans Bobby Wagner and Daron Payne. Russell weighs in, explaining why their absence doesn't necessarily mean they won't return next season and shares his prediction on which veteran might stick around.

The show opens with the Washington Commanders' press conference introducing their new offensive and defensive coordinators, with a spotlight on OC David Blough's comments about playing more under center. Chris Russell pushes back on the idea that lining up under center is the only path to an explosive offense, comparing the debate to the old 4-3 vs. 3-4 conversation and calling it more narrative than substance. Listener calls spark a broader discussion about scheme, quarterback comfort, and modern offensive strategy, ultimately centering on Jayden Daniels' performance, which Russell argues makes the under center vs. shotgun debate largely irrelevant if the quarterback executes well. Attention then shifts to the defensive coordinator press conference, where Russell notes the curious omission of veterans Bobby Wagner and Daron Payne, explaining why their absence doesn't necessarily indicate they won't return next season and sharing his prediction on who is most likely to stay. The show rounds out with NBA drama, including LA Lakers' Jaxson Hayes apologizing for pushing the Wizards' mascot, fan reactions to the Commanders' new staff, and a look at ESPN's latest mock draft and power rankings, sparking conversation about the team's outlook heading into the 2026 season.

Doc Walker and Anthony debate whether the Commanders should bring back veteran linebacker Bobby Wagner next season after a fan poll from David Harrison of Locked On Commanders showed that 69% of voters want Wagner back in Washington. The guys discuss Wagner's impact, leadership, age, cost, and whether re-signing him makes sense as the Commanders continue reshaping their defense.

Hour 2 1:12 - Calls on Injuries Not Being An Excuse for the Commanders Going 5-12 This Season 9:31 - Do You Want Bobby Wagner Back? Fans Say Yes

Grant Paulsen and Logan Paulsen dive into the Super Bowl 60 Reflection, Bobby Wagner Reunion?, & Potential Pursuit of Maxx Crosby in an action-packed episode of the pod. We're finally moving past the Super Bowl and truly into the NFL offseason... the boys are back to breakdown what they make of the Seahawks Super Bowl winning team, Bobby Wagner winning NFL Walter Payton Man of the Year, if Bobby should be brought back, Commanders hiring Eric Henderson as new DL coach, and whether or not the Commanders should pursue a Maxx Crosby trade. Find out all that and more on this episode of Take Command!

***Second Segment*** We're finally moving past the Super Bowl and truly into the NFL offseason... Logan and Grant breakdown and debate whether or not to bring back Bobby Wagner, how he'd fit in the new defense, Commanders hiring Eric Henderson as new DL coach, 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

***First Segment*** We're finally moving past the Super Bowl and truly into the NFL offseason... Logan and Grant breakdown what they make of the Seahawks Super Bowl winning team, Bobby Wagner winning NFL Walter Payton Man of the Year, 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

Leave Fred Smoot and Michael Jenkins a voicemail at 703-726-7419 or send us an email at washingtongetloud@gmail.com ! (0:00) Radio Row Recap; (08:30) Remembering Sonny; (11:30) Bobby Wagner; (20:00) Super Bowl Reactions; (24:00) Sam Darnold; (32:30) Pro Football HOF The views and opinions expressed by our podcast guests and/or hosts are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of the Washington Commanders or any of their representatives.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Eric Frandsen interviews Brice Larson, host of Brice and Bianucci on ESPN The Fan in Salt Lake, about the drama between Utah Valley and the WAC.Sacramento State is trying to bribe conferences to take them as an FBS school, offering upwards of $10 million and foregoing any conference distributions.Bobby Wagner recognized by the NFL as the Walter Payton Man of the Year.Jerrod Calhoun press conference previewing Wyoming.

Hour 2 1:12 - Doc Walker on Sonny Jurgensen: On the Field, In the Booth & In the City 19:00 - Future of Commanders Franchise is Bright 26:39 - One Last Super Bowl 60 Preview 34:00 - Bobby Wagner Wins Walter Payton Man of the Year: What's Next in DC?

2.6.26, Kevin Sheehan talks about the NFL Honors awards, the close voting for the MVP award and reacts to the winners.

JP and BMitch discuss Bobby Wagner winning the Walter Payton Man of the Year and some hockey.

Hour 1: Bobby Wagner wins Walter Payton Man of the Year Award / Maryland Governor Wes Moore makes his Super Bowl predictions / Breaking News: Sonny Jurgensen Passes Away At Age 91

2.6.26 Hour 3 1:00- Wizards- Chase Hughes, NFL- Corbin Smith, NFL- Tom Carroll 21:00- Bobby Wagner wins the Walter Payton Man of The Year award, one of the highest honors in the sport.

Bobby Wagner wins the Walter Payton Man of The Year award, one of the highest honors in the sport.

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Andy starts with another Maryland Basketball double digit loss, and Bobby Wagner winning the Walter Payton Man of the Year award. (16:49) Jayden Daniels speaks on the David Blough hire, and the 2026 Hall of Fame class announced. (33:27) A look at some fun prop bets for this Sunday. (57:21) News breaks that Redskins legend Sonny Jurgensen has passed away at 91. To hear the whole show, tune in live from 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM Monday-Friday. For more sports coverage, download the ESPN630 AM app, visit https://www.sportscapitoldc.com. To join the conversation, check us out on twitter @ESPN630DC and @andypollin1See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The latest Fan Friday edition of The Lake Lewis Jr. Show, streaming on ESPN Radio and YouTube, delivered a powerful mix of passion, perspective, and unfiltered fan reaction.NFL Insider, TV Analyst, and ESPN Radio Host Lake Lewis Jr. opened the show with a heartfelt tribute to legendary Hall of Fame quarterback Sonny Jurgensen, as fans of the burgundy and gold called in to reflect on his legacy and what he meant to the franchise and generations of supporters. The conversation was emotional, respectful, and filled with personal memories that highlighted Jurgensen's lasting impact both on and off the field.The energy shifted as the panel celebrated linebacker Bobby Wagner earning the prestigious Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award. Fans weighed in on Wagner's leadership, character, and why the honor represents everything great about the league beyond football.Then came the debate everyone's talking about, the Commanders' new-look logo featuring spears and stars. Did it hit the mark? Was it bold enough? Traditional enough? The fan panel didn't hold back, offering passionate takes that sparked lively back-and-forth discussion.It was a show packed with legacy, leadership, and strong opinions, exactly what Fan Friday is all about. ▶️ Subscribe, like, and join the conversation on YouTube at @TheLakeLewisJr, or catch the show on Apple, Spotify, and iHeartRadio.For exclusive daily NFL content, follow Lake on all social media platforms: @LakeLewisJr

Nick Ashooh reacts to Bobby Wagner winning the prestigious Walter Payton Man of the Year Award, highlighting Wagner's impact on and off the field. Nick also dives into what the honor means for Wagner's legacy and begs the question of whether the Commanders should look to re-sign the veteran linebacker as they evaluate leadership, culture, and roster construction heading into the offseason.

Jason Walker and Eric Frandsen look at the latest standings and games within the Mountain West for men's basketball. What will it take for someone to separate from the pack and take control? Also, what does the latest bracketology for Utah State and the Mountain West look like? What is USU's seeding potential in the NCAA Tournament?Also, talking about Bobby Wagner will be the commencement speaker for this spring at Utah State. A look at the latest standings and RPI for high school basketball. And the reveal for who won Pick Six.

The show opens with Chris Russell reflecting on the Wizards honoring John Wall, offering an honest assessment of his career; praising him as a very good player while noting how injuries and limited postseason success shaped his legacy. MAXX Sports & Entertainment's Nick Ashooh joins to discuss Wall's impact on the franchise and fanbase, while also examining the current Wizards' young core and future during a full rebuild. The conversation then pivots to NFL topics, revisiting the Bill Belichick Hall of Fame snub with reactions from league voices, followed by a deep dive into the Commanders' defense, analyzing Daron Payne's production, cap hit, and consistency while highlighting Bobby Wagner as the team's top defensive player. Former Redskin and Super Bowl champion Mark Schlereth joins to preview Super Bowl LX, breaking down key matchups and storylines. Russell also covers Eagles coordinator struggles, Pro Bowl voting for Shedeur Sanders, and evaluates the Commanders' defensive standouts from last season, ranking Von Miller and assessing who truly anchored the unit, before wrapping with updates on the team's coaching hires and coordinator moves, blending local coverage, NFL championship analysis, and expert insight.

Hour 2 opens by revisiting the Bill Belichick Hall of Fame snub, featuring audio reactions from Peter Schrager, Jeff Saturday, and other NFL voices weighing in on one of the greatest coaches in league history being passed over. The conversation then shifts to Washington football as Chris Russell revisits the Daron Payne debate, analyzing his cap hit, production, and consistency while asking whether Payne is truly the Commanders' best defensive player. Russell adds a twist to the discussion, sharing his perspective on why Bobby Wagner currently stands out as the team's top defensive player. The hour wraps with listeners chiming in, giving their thoughts on the Commanders' defensive standouts and who they believe anchors the team's defense, blending expert insight with fan perspectives for a complete look at Washington's defensive landscape.

The Finality of the Field: Navigating the NFL Divisional RoundThere are just eight teams left standing. As we enter the divisional round of the 2025 National Football League playoffs, the stakes have never been higher, and the margin for error has never been thinner.On the latest episode of the Pig Pen, Darin Hayes was joined by Ed Kleese to break down a wild Wild Card weekend and look ahead to the battles to come. But before diving into the X's and O's, the conversation struck a chord that every football fan—and player—knows all too well: the sudden, crushing weight of playoff finality.The "Madden" Sense of FinalityFor fans in Western Pennsylvania, this week brought a "double whammy." Not only are they nursing the lumps of a playoff exit, but they are facing the rare territory of losing a coach. It's a feeling Ed Kleese describes through the lens of a football legend."We've talked many times about Madden and Summerall," Ed noted. "As a young kid growing up, Madden was sort of my football Yoda. It's the first time I ever heard the word finality."Ed recalled how John Madden would often point out the losing sideline—the players sitting on the bench with heads in hands, looking forlorn. That empty feeling isn't just for the fans whose weekend routines suddenly vanish; it's the realization for veterans like Bobby Wagner or Zach Ertz that this might have been their "last true shot."John Madden spoke from experience; having been on the losing end of the "Immaculate Reception" game, he knew exactly how it felt to have his heart ripped out in an instant.Surviving the "Glass Slipper"As the guys moved into the game recaps, the theme of the weekend was survival. In the opening game, both the Rams and the Panthers played a contest far closer than the ten-and-a-half-point spread suggested."That was actually the most surprising thing to me of the whole weekend—how close the Rams came to being eliminated," Ed remarked. Despite a 14-0 lead, the Rams found themselves in a dogfight against a Panthers team that was far more prepared than the pundits gave them credit for.Darin observed that while the Panthers "played their tails off," the better team ultimately wise up when it mattered most. It served as a reminder of the "glass slipper" effect in the playoffs: it's fun to root for the underdog, but as Ed pointed out, "the glass slipper often doesn't fit nearly as nicely" in the following round. The Rams survived, but the scares were just beginning for the rest of the league.Postseason Grit and Divisional PredictionsAs the dust settles on a wild opening weekend of the playoffs, Darin Hayes and Ed Kleese sit down to dissect the survival of a dynasty, the fallout of a Steelers collapse, and what to expect in a high-stakes Divisional Round.The New Patriots: Gritty, Not PrettyThe Patriots' victory over the Chargers wasn't a masterclass in scoring, but it was a masterclass in situational football. Darin and Ed noted the striking similarities between this 2025 squad and the 2001 team that launched the Brady era.“They were tough and gritty and just got the job done,” Ed remarked. While Drake May didn't light up the stat sheet, his ability to manage the game and "flip the field" kept the Chargers under constant pressure. It's a slow build, reminiscent of a juggernaut in the making, even if the "evil genius" era of trading back for draft capital has evolved into something new.The Steelers' Deflating ExitWhile the Patriots are rising, the Steelers are left with difficult questions. Despite a 24-point loss to the Texans, Ed offered a shocking grade for the winning quarterback: “I would have graded C.J. Stroud as an F... and they still won by 24.”The story wasn't Stroud's five fumbles or poor accuracy; it was a total collapse of the Steelers' offensive line. Aaron Rodgers, potentially playing

Hour 2 1:12 - Brian Flores to DC? Selling the Vision Despite the Roster 22:06 - Coaching Moves, DC Buzz, and Bobby Wagner's Bigger Win

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Eric Frandsen and Jason Walker look at positions of greatest need for USU football in the transfer portal, based on production lost to graduation and transfer.Bobby Wagner hits 2,000 career tackles. Where does he rank among greatest Aggie pros all-time?Stat that Blew My Mind / Player of the Week.

Happy New Year! Arian, Big T and PFT are back to start 2026 with all the news we missed from break. We get into US capturing Venezuelan President Maduro, Arian arguing with people about football, Adin Ross and streamers, an update on Arian's dog and how he feels as a dog owner, the Diddy Documentary, Tim Walz and the daycare's in Minnesota and Marty Supreme and Avatar reviews. Enjoy! (00:04:46) Venezuelan President Maduro (00:41:59) Bobby Wagner (00:49:32) Adin Ross vs. Doechii (00:58:22) Arian Dog Update (01:03:20) Diddy Documentary (01:13:15) Tim Walz + Minnesota (01:57:21) Marty Supreme (02:02:30) Arian's Avatar Review (SPOILERS) (02:15:38) Marty Supreme (02:26:08) Kevin StefanskiYou can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/macrodosing

NFL Network Analyst Isaiah Stanback joins the show to preview the NFL Wildcard round and who he thinks are the Super Bowl contenders in each conference. // Four Down Territory: 1st Down: What are the best and worst jobs available in the NFL? 2nd Down: How can this defense be even better in the playoffs? 3rd Down: What’s a story that was overlooked this weekend? 4th Down: Anything stand out from Isaiah Stanback?  // The Timeline: The A’s are running into some problems with their relocation to Las Vegas, one of them is securing a patent and trademark. Arizona Cardinals Michael Bidwill cites free wi-fi as one way he is catering to fans. Bobby Wagner revealed that he watched the movie “The Martian” on a plane with no sound. // Bump & Stacy go through this Seahawks team and determine whether the team has a Super Bowl formula. 

***Second Segment*** The season from hell is officially in the rearview mirror with the Commanders finishing at 5-12... Logan and Grant breakdown what to make of the performances of Bobby Wagner, Jeremy Reaves, Von Miller, Daron Payne, and others when evaluating this defense 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

Grant Paulsen and Logan Paulsen dive into the Week 18 Win Over Eagles Film Review & Biggest Question Marks Headed Into The Offseason in an action-packed episode of the pod. The season from hell is officially in the rearview mirror with the Commanders finishing at 5-12... so the boys are back to breakdown Kliff Kingsbury's performance as OC in 2025 with an injury ravaged offense, Dan Quinn's performance as defensive play caller after taking over mid-season, what to make of the performances of Bobby Wagner, Jeremy Reaves, Von Miller, Daron Payne, Deebo Samuel, Bill, Treylon Burks, and more. Find out all that and more on this episode of Take Command!

JP and BMitch think the aging linebacker is still an important part of the defense.

Andy recaps the final day of NFL regular season action, including the Ravens heartbreaking loss in Pittsburgh. (18:11) Commanders finish with a win against Tanner McKee's Eagles, and Bobby Wagner reaches 2k career tackles. (36:23) More on the Commanders and some CFP talk. To hear the whole show, tune in live from 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM Monday-Friday. For more sports coverage, download the ESPN630 AM app, visit https://www.sportscapitoldc.com. To join the conversation, check us out on twitter @ESPN630DC and @andypollin1See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Washington Commanders (4-12) round out the season against the Philadelphia Eagles (11-5) before ending this disappointing, injury ridden, season.We begin the episode by discussing the latest episode of HBO's Hard Knocks, featuring the NFC East this season. Bobby Wagner is the main feature of our episode this week, and shoutout Tress Way for making the Pro Bowl once again!Before we dive into the matchup, we begin with the All-22 Review against the Dallas Cowboys from Christmas Day, where we lost 30-23. We begin the matchup preview, as we always do, with the injury report for the game. The Eagles are resting their starters, while the Commanders look to be largely “healthy”, with only Marcus Mariota and Laremy Tunsil likely to miss out on this game.The Commanders are road underdogs by 3.5 points and the over-under is 39.5 points. What is your prediction for this game?The Comment Mailbag features a whopping 20 comments. Thank you all for the comments! We greatly appreciate them as always.Please LIKE the video + Subscribe to the channel!Follow us on Twitter/X at https://twitter.com/DistrictDividedTIMECODES0:00 Intro1:50 Hard Knocks Ep 55:37 All-22 Review18:12 Commanders vs Eagles31:05 Around The NFL53:50 Comment Mailbag#commanders #commanderspodcast #nflweek18