Podcast appearances and mentions of Doc Walker

Hour 1: Doc Walker and Denton Day are in for BMitch & Finlay for Juneteenth / Lou Holder reports on the Commanders mandatory minicamp / Team USA gets ready to face off against Australia today in the World Cup

Full Show 6/19/26 with Doc Walker and Denton Day filling in for BMitch & Finlay talking about the Commanders, the Wizards draft, World Cup, US Open and the Nationals

Bobby Marks joins Ben Standig for a deep dive into the future of the Washington Wizards. Marks discusses the rebuild led by Michael Winger and Will Dawkins, why Washington may have explored trades for stars like Trae Young and Anthony Davis, and why he believes the Wizards will select Darryn Peterson with the No. 1 overall pick.

Ben Standig looks ahead to training camp and the battles that will determine the Washington Commanders' final roster. He shares his early 53-man roster projections and explains how many players he believes Washington will keep at each position.

Before the show ends, Ben Standig makes his prediction for Tuesday's NBA Draft and believes the Washington Wizards will select AJ Dybantsa No. 1 overall. He explains why Dybantsa could be the player who helps lead the next era of Wizards basketball.

Ben Standig joins Burgundy and Gold Today to recap the biggest storylines from Commanders minicamp. He reacts to the players who stood out to him and the names highlighted by Dan Quinn, including Rachaad White, Van Jefferson, Jaden Bradley, K'Lavon Chaisson, Johnny Newton, Jordan Magee and Kain Medrano.

Ben Standig joins Burgundy and Gold Today to react to Dan Quinn's candid comments with Evan Washburn about evaluating what went wrong for the Washington Commanders last season and why the team knows it must improve in more areas than simply staying healthy.

Josh Robbins joins Doc Walker to remind fans that Washington has always been a basketball city. They discuss why the Washington Wizards having the No. 1 overall pick is a rare opportunity to reignite excitement, build a new identity, and bring fans back to the franchise.

Doc Walker was in attendance for Day 2 of Commanders minicamp and opens the show with his biggest observations from practice. Doc reveals the players who flashed in front of him, including rookie wide receiver Antonio Williams, who earned high praise for his performance.

Former Washington Redskins running back Ricky Ervins joins Doc Walker after attending Commanders minicamp to discuss the differences between today's game and his era, why he likes the direction of Washington's offense, and why playing with the quarterback under center created advantages for a running back.

Donna Hopkins of Tony McGee's Pro Football Focus joins Doc Walker to break down Day 2 of Commanders minicamp. They discuss the strong communication between coaches and players, the culture being established under Dan Quinn, and how players will spend the time between the end of minicamp and the start of training camp.

Hour 1 1:12 - Antonio Williams Caught Doc Walker's Attention Today at Minicamp 20:54 - Old School Meets New School: Ricky Ervins Visits Minicamp 37:13 - Doc Walker on What Ben Sinnott Must Show in 2026

Doc Walker opens the show reacting to Brendan Sorsby entering the NFL Supplemental Draft and discusses the road ahead for a player whose eligibility battle has become one of the biggest stories in college football.

David Harrison joins Doc Walker to recap Day 1 of mandatory minicamp, discussing the players who stood out, the intensity of practice, and the biggest storylines emerging from the Washington Commanders.

Doc Walker reacts to Dan Quinn's pre-practice comments from Day 1 of mandatory minicamp, breaking down why depth is a major focus, the latest developments in the Washington Commanders wide receiver room, and which players have separated themselves throughout the offseason.

Ben Strober joins Doc Walker to discuss the biggest questions facing the Washington Wizards ahead of the NBA Draft. They break down the latest buzz surrounding AJ Dybantsa and Darryn Peterson, debate the likelihood of trading the No. 1 pick, and discuss the possibility of Washington trading Trae Young.

Doc Walker and Anthony react to the criticism of Victor Wembanyama after the NBA Finals, discussing his postgame comments, skipping the traditional handshake line, and whether the Spurs superstar is becoming the NBA's next villain or simply showing the mindset of someone determined to win.

After Brandon Aiyuk posted another video hinting at a potential split with the San Francisco 49ers, Doc Walker and Anthony react to the latest concerns surrounding the star receiver. They discuss comments from Mark Schlereth and Jarvis Landry and debate whether Aiyuk is still worth the risk for a team like the Washington Commanders.

Following comments on Fox 5 DC that he would be open to playing for his hometown team, Stefon Diggs is once again linked to the Washington Commanders. Doc Walker and Anthony discuss whether Diggs is a true need for Washington's offense or simply a luxury addition with the team already building around Jayden Daniels.

The battle for the top pick is heating up as AJ Dybantsa and Darryn Peterson both reportedly believe they will be the No. 1 selection in the NBA Draft. Doc Walker and Anthony discuss Peterson only wanting to meet with Washington, what that means for the draft process, and who they believe the Washington Wizards should select with the first overall pick.

Chris Knoche joins Doc Walker to look back at the New York Knicks' historic Game 4 comeback, discuss how the San Antonio Spurs can recover from one of the most devastating losses in NBA Finals history, what coach Mitch Johnson needs to say to his team, and what kind of performance Victor Wembanyama must deliver to keep the series alive.

With the Los Angeles Rams and San Francisco 49ers opting to cancel minicamp practices, Anthony asks if the Washington Commanders could do the same. Doc Walker strongly disagrees, arguing that Washington isn't in the same tier as those established contenders and needs every available rep to continue building toward sustained success.

Carnell Tate recently revealed that he was under the impression the Washington Commanders were going to draft him before the Tennessee Titans selected him fourth overall. Doc Walker and Anthony discuss whether Washington would've taken Tate at No. 7, with Anthony arguing the explosive receiver would've been the pick had he somehow been available.

Donna Hopkins of Tony McGee's Pro Football Plus joins Doc Walker to discuss the message Dan Quinn delivered before OTA practice, why competition will define this offseason and training camp, where the Washington Commanders wide receiver room currently stands, and why she's optimistic about the offense heading into the 2026 season.

Former Washington teammate Vernon Dean joins Doc Walker ahead of the UFL Championship Game to discuss the success of the DC Defenders, what has fueled their championship-caliber season, and why the team believes it can cap off the year with back-to-back league titles.

Doc Walker and Anthony discuss whether the San Antonio Spurs can keep the NBA Finals alive after falling behind 3-1 to the New York Knicks. While both are rooting for a seven-game series, Anthony explains what this Spurs squad is missing compared to the 2016 Cleveland Cavaliers, the only team in NBA Finals history to successfully climb out of a 3-1 hole.

Former Washington Wizards wing Kevin Grevey joins Doc Walker after witnessing the New York Knicks complete the biggest comeback in NBA Finals history. The two share their reactions to an unforgettable night at Madison Square Garden and discuss how New York erased a 29-point deficit to take a commanding 3-1 series lead over the San Antonio Spurs.

Doc Walker and Anthony begin the show reacting to one of the most shocking games in NBA history as the New York Knicks erased a 29-point deficit to defeat the San Antonio Spurs 107-106 in Game 4. The stunning comeback gives New York a commanding 3-1 series lead and puts the franchise one win away from its first NBA championship since 1973.

Former Washington Wizards standout Kevin Grevey joins Doc Walker to discuss what he believes Washington will do with the No. 1 overall pick, share his take on the NBA GOAT debate, and preview tonight's pivotal Game 4 of the NBA Finals between the New York Knicks and San Antonio Spurs.

Tony Massenburg joins Doc Walker to preview Game 4 of the NBA Finals, discuss the increasing physicality between the San Antonio Spurs and New York Knicks, explain why Victor Wembanyama reminds him of Kobe Bryant with his mentality, break down how San Antonio can steal another road game, and react to LeBron James' comments on the GOAT debate in TIME Magazine.

Al Koken joins longtime friend Doc Walker to recap the first four games of an outstanding Stanley Cup Final, discuss why the series is tied 2-2, and explain what each team must do to gain the upper hand as the championship enters its most critical stretch.

Doc Walker and Anthony react to the latest Instagram rant from Brandon Aiyuk, who once again appeared to take aim at the San Francisco 49ers, and discuss what the ongoing drama could mean for his future in the NFL.

Lou Holder joins Doc Walker to break down his biggest takeaways from Commanders OTAs, share his thoughts on the upcoming World Cup, and reflect on the life and legacy of broadcasting pioneer Charlie Neal ahead of Friday's funeral.

Mitch Tischler of the Beltway Football Podcast joins Doc Walker to discuss Day 1 of the third OTA session, explain why Dan Quinn is pushing for the toughest offseason and training camp yet, react to comments from defensive coordinator Daronte Jones, and provide the latest thoughts on the ongoing Brandon Aiyuk saga.

Doc Walker and Anthony react to the San Antonio Spurs stealing Game 3 of the NBA Finals at Madison Square Garden, breaking down the performances that powered the road win and discussing how the result could change the trajectory of the series against the New York Knicks.

Chris Miles joins Nick Ashooh to preview Game 2 of the NBA Finals before shifting gears to the NBA Draft and discussing what the Washington Wizards should do with the No. 1 overall pick.

Even with an arrest warrant making headlines around Brandon Aiyuk, Nick Ashooh believes the receiver will continue to be connected to the Washington Commanders until a resolution is reached. He also explains why Stefon Diggs remains another veteran receiver whose name won't stop surfacing in Washington rumors.

Michael Jenkins of the Get Loud Podcast joins Nick Ashooh to discuss the outlook for the Washington Commanders offense, share his confidence in the wide receiver room, and explain the impact he expects Chigoziem Okonkwo to have this season.

Hour 2 1:12 - Seth Walder Explains Why Washington Ranks 21st in NFL Power Index 15:00 - Calls on NFL Power Index Rankings + NBA Finals 27:12 - Doc Walker's Top 10 Athletes in LA

Mike Jones of The Athletic joins Doc Walker to discuss Russell Wilson retiring after 14 seasons, the impact of Myles Garrett being traded to the Los Angeles Rams, and whether the Washington Commanders should still pursue Brandon Aiyuk amid his latest off-field issues.

After Seth Walder told BMitch and Finlay why the Washington Commanders were slotted 21st in the NFL Power Index and could struggle to make the playoffs, Doc Walker and Anthony react to the ranking and discuss whether Washington is being overlooked heading into the season.

After Nathan Grubel said he would take Cameron Boozer ahead of AJ Dybantsa, Doc Walker and Anthony debate the merits of each prospect, with Doc still looking to leverage the No. 1 overall pick while Anthony says the Washington Wizards should stay put and draft Dybantsa.

Doc Walker and Anthony react to the New York Knicks stealing Game 1 of the NBA Finals behind a spectacular fourth quarter from Jalen Brunson, discuss Doc's surprise with Karl-Anthony Towns, and explain why he believes Dylan Harper should see more minutes as the series continues.

Tommy Lugauer joins Doc Walker to preview Game 1 of the NBA Finals between the New York Knicks and San Antonio Spurs, discussing potential X-factors, the impact of New York's extended rest, whether San Antonio can ride its emotional Game 7 win, and why he believes the Knicks will win the series in five games.

Following the latest news involving Brandon Aiyuk, Doc Walker and Anthony debate whether the Washington Commanders should still pursue the talented receiver if he becomes available, agreeing they would consider it before the season but not if a move came after the preseason.

Doc Walker and Anthony react to Louis Riddick predicting that Jayden Daniels will remind everyone why he's a top-five quarterback, with Doc arguing that a true bounce-back season means leading the Washington Commanders back to at least the NFC Championship Game.

Former Philadelphia Eagles safety John Booty joins Doc Walker to discuss the team's decision to trade A.J. Brown, explain why he believes the Eagles are better off without the star receiver, and make the case for Jalen Hurts retiring as an Eagle.

Hour 1: Doc Walker is rockin' with Metal Chris on this rainy Memorial Day / Motivation should not be an issue for the Commanders next season / Will the Commander make a major leap this year?

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