Episode 1,246: Washington Commanders expand DC search, Tim Gribble departs team after 24 years and more

The Al Galdi Podcast

Al Galdi

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🗓️ 26 January 2026

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Segment 1 - Show open and listener feedback Segment 2 - Washington Commanders: analysis of multiple notable developments in the team's defensive-coordinator search, the reported departure of director of college scouting Tim Gribble to the Pittsburgh Steelers after 24 years with Washington, run-game coordinator/running-backs coach Anthony Lynn interviewing for the Buffalo Bills' and Cleveland Browns' head-coaching vacancies and former Commanders assistant head coach/offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy being hired by the Kansas City Chiefs for a second stint as their offensive coordinator Segment 3 - Washington Capitals: analysis of a 3-1 win at the Calgary Flames and a 6-5 overtime loss at the Edmonton Oilers, dropping the Caps to just 8-12-5 over their last 25 games Segment 4 - Washington Wizards: breakdown of a 119-115 loss at the Charlotte Hornets for the Wizards' ninth consecutive loss Segment 5 - College Basketball: thoughts on Maryland's 91-48 loss at No. 10 Michigan State, Georgetown's 81-78 win at Providence in a game in which the Hoyas overcame a 21-point second-half deficit, No. 14 Virginia's 85-80 loss to No. 22 North Carolina, Virginia Tech's 85-71 loss at No. 23 Louisville and where things stand with George Mason, George Washington and VCU in the A-10 The Nace Law Group, Accident & Injury Lawyers - visit WashingtonDCInjuryLawyers.com and make sure that you mention that Al Galdi sent you Visit NovaFireplaceAndStove.com, mention that Al Galdi sent you and receive $25 off any service For advertising inquiries, email Sales@BlueWirePods.com

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0:00.0	And away we go, episode one thousand two hundred forty-six of the Al-Galdi podcast. It is Monday, January 26, 2026. If you are in the
0:26.3	Washington, D.C. area, like we are, we hope that the winter storm is going as well for you as
0:31.5	reasonably possible. And if you are in the D.C. area, you perhaps are aware of the significance
0:37.1	of this date, January 26th.
0:40.4	This is the one-year anniversary of the Washington Commander's 5523 loss at the Philadelphia Eagles
0:48.2	in the NFC Championship game on January 26, 2025. And this is the 34-year anniversary of the Washington Redskins' 3724 win over the
1:00.2	Buffalo Bills at the Hubert H. Humphrey Metro Dome in Minneapolis, Minnesota in Super Bowl 26 on
1:07.2	January 26, 1992. The last Super Bowl appearance for Washington happened 34 years ago on this date.
1:16.9	January 26th, the last Super Bowl win for Washington happened 34 years ago on this date, January 26th.
1:25.0	Here's a clip from the NFL Films documentary on the 1991 Redskins. This clip is from
1:31.8	the portion of the documentary on Super Bowl 26. You'll hear the great Harry Callis as the narrator,
1:37.8	and you'll hear the radio play-by-play calls of Frank Herzog, Sonny Jurgensen, and Sam Huff. Here you go.
1:45.4	In the second quarter, the Redskins went to the no-hunt,
1:48.8	rolled the pass pocket, and Mark Rippin went to work.
1:52.0	Got Sanders at the 20, grabs the ball and pull down into 16.
1:56.5	Rippin back to pass on a quick shot.
1:59.0	Throws it in the near flat to Biner at the five, dies for the corner.
2:01.6	Touchdown, Washington Redskins!
2:03.6	Joe Gibbs' balanced juggernaut rolled to 17 unanswered points, leaving the bills reeling and on the ropes by intermission.
2:13.6	Rippin hands the rigs over the right side.
2:16.6	Touchdown, Washington Redskins. Rippin hands the rigs over the right side. Touchdown, Washington Redskins.
2:18.5	Rippin runs back up the field sprints up on his fist.
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