Episodios

  • Full Show | Wednesday 02-11-26

    Full Show | Wednesday 02-11-26
    Feb 11 2026
    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.
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    2 h y 7 m
  • Hour 1 - Commanders Coordinators Speak, Under Center Debate Takes Over

    Hour 1 - Commanders Coordinators Speak, Under Center Debate Takes Over
    Feb 11 2026
    Hour 1 centers on the Washington Commanders’ press conference introducing their new offensive and defensive coordinators, with a focus on OC David Blough’s comments about playing more under center. Chris Russell reacts strongly, pushing back on the idea that lining up under center is the only path to an explosive NFL offense. The discussion turns into a full-blown debate as listeners weigh in, offering their own perspectives on scheme, quarterback comfort, and modern offense. Chris wraps the hour by comparing the under center vs. shotgun argument to the old 4-3 vs. 3-4 defensive debate, calling it more narrative than substance when it comes to real team success.
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    43 m
  • Hour 2 - More Under Center Debate, Plus New Coordinator Omits Wagner & Payne

    Hour 2 - More Under Center Debate, Plus New Coordinator Omits Wagner & Payne
    Feb 11 2026
    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.
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    42 m
  • Hour 3 - Jaxson Hayes’ Mascot Incident, Commanders 2026 Outlook & Draft Talk

    Hour 3 - Jaxson Hayes’ Mascot Incident, Commanders 2026 Outlook & Draft Talk
    Feb 11 2026
    Hour 3 covers NBA drama, Commanders fan reactions, and NFL draft analysis. The hour opens with LA Lakers’ Jaxson Hayes apologizing for pushing the Wizards’ mascot, as Chris Russell reacts and shares Jaxson's experiences with off-court altercations. The discussion then shifts to the Washington Commanders, highlighting audience reactions to the team’s new coordinators and their outlook heading into the 2026 season. Finally, the hour wraps with ESPN’s Field Yates mock draft, debating who the Commanders should pick, and a look at the team’s surprising placement in ESPN’s latest power rankings, sparking conversation about expectations for the season ahead.
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    41 m
  • New Commanders DC Names Players, But Omits Wagner and Daron Payne

    New Commanders DC Names Players, But Omits Wagner and Daron Payne
    Feb 11 2026
    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.
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    13 m
  • Chris Russell Reacts to Commanders OC David Blough on Going Under Center

    Chris Russell Reacts to Commanders OC David Blough on Going Under Center
    Feb 11 2026
    Following the Washington Commanders’ press conference introducing their new offensive and defensive coordinators, attention quickly turned to comments from offensive coordinator David Blough about getting the offense under center more often. Chris Russell reacts to those remarks by pushing back on the growing narrative that playing under center is the only way to build an explosive offense. Russell breaks down why modern NFL success is driven more by creativity, personnel, and execution than alignment alone, arguing that flexibility and smart play design matter far more than simply lining up under center versus in shotgun.
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    26 m
  • Full Show February 10th, 2026

    Full Show February 10th, 2026
    Feb 10 2026
    2 h y 14 m
  • Commanders Head Coach Dan Quinn & New Defensive Coordinator Daronte Jones Speak to the Media

    Commanders Head Coach Dan Quinn & New Defensive Coordinator Daronte Jones Speak to the Media
    Feb 10 2026
    Chris Russell has a Tuesday edition of the show as we start right away with Commanders Head Coach Dan Quinn at the podium. Also, we hear from Daronte Jones as he addresses the media for the first time in DC!
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    47 m