B. Mitch and Finley, 106, 7, the fan. Excited to get on the rude guest hotline talk with the Washington legend. Mr. Joe Thaisman joins us now. Joe T. What's up, man? How are you? Good morning, guys. I'm doing well. That's a nice way to start my segment with the Bee Gees. Yeah.

Now we have to get the other things, right?

Yeah.

I think, I think, you know, our producer Jim Mullins there is saying there's only four games.

You don't want to freak out too much by one result.

Washington's still very much a lot of football left to play.

But damn, yesterday was ugly, Joe.

It was.

Yeah, it really was.

I just, I agree with you.

I think that, you know, so many different aspects, you know, they made some big plays,

and we didn't get a chance to.

I think Marcus has played very, very well for us at the quarterback position.

And our running backs have done pretty well.

We just haven't been able to capitalize on plays what we need to on the offensive side and defensively the running game, you know, just creates an issue for us, it seems.

And, you know, those are all aspects that you, you know, you go from week to week to week to isolate and say, okay, we need to fix this. How are we going to fix that? And this is going to be a great test for us going out and play the Chargers, who have one of the best defenses in football and one of the best young quarterbacks in football. So, you know, but this football team has always managed to find a way to rise to the occasion.

And I kind of expect that same thing this weekend.

Joe, the tackling is a big issue to me.

You know, you watch your day, my day.

People hit and wrap up.

Today, everybody just bumped people and think they're going to fall.

And it was a disgraceful display yesterday

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