We'll do some Washington predictions at 11. I want your top five Washington players. The top three are

pretty easy, in my opinion. It's four and five where it gets difficult, but start thinking about

your top five players on the team. We'll take calls on that during the 11 o'clock hour in about 20

minutes. Charch will join us at 1125. We've got our NFC predictions coming up in the 11 a.m.

hour. Michael Phillips today on the show, Dan Duggan from New York, he covers the Giants, will

join us, and we will give a pick on tonight's game, even though I don't love the game either

way from a betting perspective. Joining us right now is Denton Day, my old producer and my good friend.

Denton left me back in April, but left me in good hands with Max, who's been producing

us, but Denton doing a great job on his new gig with BetMGM Network.

And of course, Denton's a big part of Sirius XM's College Football Saturday, the host of

college football overtime on SiriusXM College Radio.

At the Denton Day on X on Twitter, real quickly before we do our first college football segment of the year together,

give me your Washington 2025 predicted record.

First of all, I would say less, less, more dragged out of the 980 studios, but that's

inherently there at this point.

You got a much better gig. I would say, I've been a little bit more optimistic. Everyone's been talking about like, oh, they're going to take a step back, and oh, the teams are so tough. I don't really care. I got number five in my backfield, so I'm pretty good with that. I'm going to go optimistic. I think 12 wins is still what they're going to be able to accomplish this year.

So I'm going to go 12 and 5.

You are right.

I mean, I don't think everybody feels that way,

but there's definitely, I think, a lean in the direction nationally

of people saying that Washington got a little bit lucky last year, really good fortune, close games, 20 at 23 and 4th down, all of that stuff.

And that, you know, it's only, you know, it's typical, which it is not typical, but everybody believes that this narrative that it's typical for a sophomore slump after a great rookie season at

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