Episode 1,277: Washington Commanders sign Odafe Oweh, extend Laremy Tunsil, re-sign Marcus Mariota and more

The Al Galdi Podcast

Al Galdi

Sports, Football

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🗓️ 10 March 2026

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Segment 1 - Show open and listener feedback Segment 2 - Washington Commanders: analysis of what the team did on defense on Day 1 of the NFL's 2026 Legal Tampering Period in reportedly agreeing on contracts with Los Angeles Chargers unrestricted-free-agent edge defender Odafe Oweh, Houston Texans unrestricted-free-agent interior defensive lineman Tim Settle and Detroit Lions unrestricted-free-agent cornerback Amik Robertson Segment 3 - Washington Commanders: analysis of what the team did on offense on Day 1 of the NFL's 2026 Legal Tampering Period in reportedly trying for but missing on Indianapolis Colts unrestricted-free-agent receiver Alec Pierce, reportedly trying for but missing on Baltimore Ravens unrestricted-free-agent center Tyler Linderbaum in not acquiring a center as newly-extended center/guard Nick Allegretti said that he wants to be the team's No. 1 center, reportedly agreeing on a contract extension with left tackle Laremy Tunsil and reportedly agreeing to re-sign unrestricted-free-agent quarterback Marcus Mariota Segment 4 - Washington Capitals: breakdown of a wild 7-3 win over the Calgary Flames to snap a three-game losing streak Whatever your dermatological needs, contact Dr. George Verghese at MidAtlanticSkin.com and mention that Al Galdi sent you For advertising inquiries, email Sales@BlueWirePods.com

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0:00.0	And away we go, episode one thousand two hundred seventy-seven of the Al-Galdi podcast. It is Tuesday, March 10th, 2026. It is day two of the
0:25.8	legal tampering period in the NFL's 2026 offseason. This off a day one that did include
0:32.3	a number of moves by the Washington commanders. So the legal tampering period in the NFL's 2026 offseason
0:38.9	started on Monday at 12 p.m. Eastern will last until this Wednesday at 4 p.m. Eastern, which is when
0:44.5	the NFL's 2026, 2027 league year begins. But if you didn't know better, you'd think that the
0:51.1	legal tampering period started on Monday at 12 p.m. Eastern and ended on Monday
0:55.9	at 12.20 p.m. Eastern. The overreacting from some commanders fans on X over our team, not agreeing on
1:05.3	contracts with like 12 guys over the first few hours of the legal tampering period was hysterical from John on X,
1:12.8	writes John, DC sports media sold all of us a bill of goods. Who the heck did their homework?
1:18.1	Because the commanders are not in on any of the top free agents. This is not a commander's problem.
1:24.6	It's a media problem. Thank you for that, John. From Jay Warner 33 on X,
1:30.0	writes Jay Warner. I thought all of the free agents were willing to take less to come play
1:35.1	with Jaden Daniels. That's what we heard since he came to the team. Thank you for that. Jay Warner.
1:41.4	People, you got to piece yourselves. Okay, you got to play the long game. Don't be so
1:47.8	emotional, okay? Remove the emotion. Relax a little bit. And the team, sure enough, did end up making
1:53.7	multiple major moves on Monday. Hello and welcome to this Tuesday installment of the Al-Galdi
1:59.3	podcast on which we talk commanders on every
2:01.7	episode no matter the time of year with a new episode out for each weekday morning, Monday through
2:06.5	Friday, with each episode out by 5 a.m. Eastern and often much earlier than that. Coming up on
2:12.6	the show, reaction to and analysis of all that went down with the commanders on day one of the NFL's
2:19.1	2026 legal tampering period. Next segment will focus on the commander's defense off them on
2:24.7	Monday afternoon, reportedly agreeing on contracts with three unrestricted free agent acquisitions
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