Episode 1,122: Dan Quinn compares Jayden Daniels to Peyton Manning and more

The Al Galdi Podcast

Al Galdi

Football, Baseball, Sports, Basketball

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🗓️ 30 July 2025

⏱️ 54 minutes

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10:08 - Commanders: reaction to head coach Dan Quinn comparing quarterback Jayden Daniels' work ethic to that of Pro Football Hall-of-Fame quarterback Peyton Manning 20:04 - Commanders: training-camp discussion of tight end Zach Ertz, receiver Noah Brown, quarterback Marcus Mariota, retiring guard Nate Herbig and multiple camp standouts in running back Jacory Croskey-Merritt, receiver Luke McCaffrey, tight end Ben Sinnott and cornerback Mike Sainristil 42:53 - Nationals: breakdown of a 7-4 loss at the American League West-leading Houston Astros as starting pitcher and trade chip Michael Soroka lasted for just 3 1/3 innings 51:19 - Orioles: thoughts on the O's trading reliever Seranthony Dominguez and cash considerations to the Toronto Blue Jays for starting-pitching prospect Juaron Watts-Brown and analysis of the O's sweeping a doubleheader against the American League-leading Blue Jays The Nace Law Group, Accident & Injury Lawyers - 202-902-7611 and make sure that you mention that Al Galdi sent you For advertising inquiries, email [email protected] Please note that time stamps may be slightly off depending on rotating national ads

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0:00.0	And away we go. Episode 1,1212 of the Al-Galdi podcast. It is Wednesday, July 30th, 2025. The day after,
0:25.6	Commander's receiver, Terry McLaurin, for a third consecutive day, signed autographs for,
0:31.6	and posed for pictures with fans at 2025 Commander's Training Camp. If you did know better, you'd think that McLaurin is running for
0:39.5	office, but the hold-in does continue. But so does him being good to fans. This is an off day at
0:46.6	training camp, no practice on this day. A day of rest, a day for reflection. We on this
0:51.8	installment of the podcast will not rest, but we will reflect.
0:55.9	Next segment, Commander's head coach, Dan Quinn, in a conversation with ESPN NFL
1:00.7	writer Kevin Clark, comping Commander's quarterback Jaden Daniels, with one of the best
1:06.9	quarterbacks in NFL history, Pro Football Hall of Famer, Peyton Manning.
1:12.3	Now, the comp was of Daniel's work ethic with that of Manning, but it still was something to hear
1:17.4	what Quinn said. It was exciting to hear what Quinn said. And what Quinn said, dare I say,
1:23.4	was appropriate. This was not some outlandish thing that Quinn said, and that's the point, reaction
1:29.5	and analysis next segment. Hello and welcome to this Wednesday installment of the Al Galdi podcast
1:34.9	on which we talk commanders on every episode no matter the time of year. This is a podcast for which
1:40.1	there is a new episode each weekday, Monday through Friday, with each episode out by 5 a.m.
1:45.6	Eastern, and often much earlier than that. Also coming up on the show is a segment on which
1:51.1	we'll go in-depth on the latest from Commander's Training Camp, including discussion of tied-in
1:55.8	Zach Ertz, receiver Noah Brown, quarterback Marcus Mariotta, retiring guard, Nate Herbig, and multiple
2:02.8	camp standouts. Who is standing out? We'll get into running back Jacori Kroski Merritt,
2:08.7	receiver Luke McCaffrey, tied in Ben Sinit, and quarterback Mikey Sainrestil.
2:13.8	And I on the show will talk nationals and Orioles. The Nats, they on Tuesday night
2:17.6	lost at the American League West leading Houston Astros 7-4, a starting pitcher and trade chip.
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