What the podcasts are saying about the Washington Commanders
Here is what NFL podcasts are actually saying about the Washington Commanders: 23 excerpts from 6 shows, taken word for word from episodes published between August 5 and October 2. Every line below is a verbatim passage from a published transcript, timestamped and linked to the moment it was said. Nothing here is paraphrased, and nothing is attributed to a named person unless that person identified themselves on the recording.
“I feel like the entire Commanders offense and Cliff Kingsbury and Jade and Daniels especially is watching, you know, Jackson Dart of all people, carve up the or the Chargers defense on the ground and find these big creases to run through, these big lanes to attack.”
“Shut up, all right, I'm going to put the Vikings now number one. I'm sorry to the Vikings fans and the Bears. The Bears are going to be number two. And yes, if you're curious, the final list Vikings, Bears, Bengals, Chiefs, Jets, Panthers, and Commanders.”
“I think Bill will be the top option for the Commanders, but I'm not sure his role changes all that much because Jeremy McNichols is the back that was getting all the passing down work after the Austin Eckler injuries. So maybe he gets a couple of carries that Eckler was seeing.”
“I think it's just that the Packers defense is a black hole. They shut down the Lions and the Commanders in back to back weeks.”
“The numbers were so one sided into the fourth quarter when the Commanders did put together a couple of drives, So bully to the Packers. Definitely gonna be a top a lot of power rankings. I suspect after week two, and that's without seeing any other Week two.”
“The number one concern I would say tonight for the Commanders were injuries. Noah Brown left with a groin injury. John Bates, who is a one of the best tight end blockers in the entire league, left with a groin injury, I believe as well.”
“The Washington Commanders could do nothing tonight. I don't care who was the quarterback, who was at receiver. The Packers defense is for real.”
“The Commanders should be higher than the Packers, potentially top two pass catchers. We don't even know if it's their top two every week, No kind.”
“This is when you start to see the commanders as the Commanders that we know them to be. But I am very curious to see what the strategy and what the plan is going to be for this Packers defense now featuring Micah Parsons.”
“All right, guys, last game in the early slate Giants at Commanders. How many running backs in this matchup are we willing to start as at least a flex in week one? Because there's a lot of different names that you could throw out here, but none of them are like Surefire must start studs, So I'm curious how many you're at least willing to start in that flex range.”
“We have Bram Weinstein, who's the play by playman for the Washington Commanders, and we have Bob Papa with the head coach of the Giants, Brian dabos So. A lot coming your way, but before we get there, but first, I want to make sure that everybody saw everything that we popped up on The Giants Little Podcast this week, because it was a lot going all the way back to last week.”
“As always, we're joined by the head coach of the New York Giants, Brian Dables. We get set for the season opener against the Commanders here in Landover, Maryland and coach obviously to kick off this season, a lot of excitement within the building.”
“Bram Weinstein has joined us many times on our platforms here and he calls the games for the Commanders. Some really get insight from him talking about this week's matchup. And now we turn our attention to the Giant's opponent this week, we're joined by the play by play man, the voice of the Washington Commanders, Bran Weinstein.”
“The Commanders went out and upgraded both offensive tackle positions. They traded for Laramie Tunsel, who's one of the best tackles in the league. They drafted Josh Connerley in the first round. Those are their two starting tackles.”
“You know, you look at the success that he's had against the Commanders. You look at the offseason he's had his social media. He was wrestling and not even WWE type wrestling. I'm talking Kurt Angle Olympic gold medal type wrestling in order to improve his game.”
“All right, the five players that were Pro bowlers with the New York Giants that later went on to play with the Commanders.”
“All right, let's jump over to the commanders, who the Giants a get in Weak Number one obviously came out of nowhere last year behind Jade and Daniels, who had an unbelievable rookie year. You had him in the NFC title Game against the Eagles in a game where they scored plenty of points, they just couldn't get any stops.”
“All the great coverage of baseball on Fox, and of course he has the Call of Giants and Commanders on the first Sunday the NFL season coming up. It can't wait for it. Kevin, thanks for the time, man, We appreciate it.”
“Make the case, how do either the Cowboys, Giants or Commanders knock the Eagles off that perch this year? Given how talented that roster is.”
“I have major questions about the Commanders. They're even bigger questions about the Cowboys. I don't know if they're going to be able to stop the run with the personnel that they have. Let's take a quick break and we'll actually wrap up our Cowboys talk on the other side, back on forties and free agents.”
“I think a great example of where we are in modern linebacker play is the commanders, because what you have is a Bobby Wagner who is a traditional mic linebacker. He is an a gap fitter. He's going to plug the run.”
“They're trying to help a team like the Commanders get over the hump. But good to see a couple of old old Patriots who you know, contributed to a couple couple of championships.”
“We'll see you because daylight tomorrow is a day that Javon Baker could make the team theoretically if he has a great day against the Commanders. And you know, Latimore and Sanders still in a good cornerback room in Washington.”
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