Noah Brown lands on the injured reserve list and the big man's blood pressure

skyrockets. Let's have a fire.

What up everybody, J.P. Finley, Beltway football, joined by Mitch Dishler, brought to you by MGM National Harbor,

as well as Oarsman Automotive of Virginia.

We love all those guys. Unfortunately, wide receiver Noah Brown has not played in four games.

And today, Wednesday, it's 5.01 p.m. Dan Quinn and the commanders announced Noah Brown is going to the IR list for the unaware to go.

When you get placed on the IR means you got to miss at least four games. So now Noah Brown's going to the IR list for the unaware to go when you get placed on the IR

means you got to miss at least four games.

So now Noah Brown is going to miss at least eight games.

Mitch, you've been bothered by this.

I imagine today you're further bothered, hot under the collar perhaps.

Yeah, I mean, I'm a little angsty about it.

Listen, when he got injured, and this is something that we've seen from Noah Brown for a while,

and they clearly had an idea.

He didn't practice for three straight weeks at that point.

Even if he did play last week, which would have been the fourth week,

why wouldn't you just put him on IR and started that four-week process then?

And what's more frustrating is I don't know whether this is coaching staff, front office,

medical staff related, but he quote, according to Dan Quinn, didn't have a setback,

but all of a sudden now we're deciding that he needs four more weeks to get better.

I think that there's an issue here here and you look at, you know,

the roster construction of this wide receiver room and Noah Brown had a major, relatively major

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