Episode 1,286: analysis with JP Finlay on Adam Peters’ work in free agency and Laremy Tunsil extension and more

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Al Galdi

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🗓️ 23 March 2026

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Segment 1 - Show open, including reaction to Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels participating in the Fanatics Flag Football Classic, and listener feedback Segment 2 - Guest: Washington Commanders insider JP Finlay of NBC4 on the 2026 Commanders free-agent acquisitions who Finlay most likes, whether what the Commanders have done so far in the 2026 offseason impacts what they'll do with their No. 7-overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, why the contract extension for left tackle Laremy Tunsil got done so quickly, how receiver Terry McLaurin might feel about the Tunsil extension having gotten done so quickly and more Segment 3 - College Basketball: discussion of No. 3-seeded Virginia's 82-73 win over No. 14-seeded Wright State in the first round of the NCAA Tournament and 79-72 loss to No. 6-seeded Tennessee in the second round of the NCAA Tournament, No. 11-seeded VCU's 76-55 loss to No. 3-seeded Illinois in the second round of the NCAA Tournament, George Washington's 86-61 loss at No. 1-seeded New Mexico in the second round of the NIT and Liberty's 73-63 loss at No. 2-seeded Nevada in the second round of the NIT Segment 4 - Washington Nationals: examination of the team optioning outfielder Dylan Crews to Triple-A Rochester Segment 5 - Washington Capitals: breakdowns of a 2-1 win over the New Jersey Devils and a 3-2 overtime loss to the Colorado Avalanche in a game in which winger Alex Ovechkin joined Wayne Gretzky as the only players in NHL history each with at least 1,000 regular-season and postseason goals Segment 6 - Washington Wizards: thoughts on a 132-111 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder and a 145-113 loss at the New York Knicks, giving the Wizards a 16-game losing streak, tying for the longest losing streak in a regular season in franchise history The Nace Law Group, Accident & Injury Lawyers - visit WashingtonDCInjuryLawyers.com and make sure that you 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 eighty-six of the Al-Galdley podcast. It is Monday, March 23rd, 2006. And Washington
0:25.3	Commander's quarterback, Jaden Daniels, as best as we can tell, is okay. His participation in
0:32.1	this past Saturday's Fanatics Flag Football Classic did not result in injury. He was not carried out on a stretcher.
0:39.1	He is not in a hospital. His playing career is not over. Everybody can calm down. Everybody can
0:45.0	relax. You know, I am doing this podcast sometimes wonder if I should be talking more about
0:50.2	things that other people are talking about. And I in recent weeks had heard a good bit of
0:55.1	discussion about Daniels participating in this Fanatics Flag Football Classic. And I really didn't
1:00.8	think that this was that big of a deal. And then I watched some of it on Saturday. And I now
1:06.0	am convinced that this was not that big of a deal. And I am glad that I did not waste your time or my time
1:12.3	talking about this. The Fanatics Flag Football Classic was a five-on-five flag football
1:19.2	round-robin tournament at BMO Stadium in Los Angeles this past Saturday. This was an event that
1:26.0	included the likes of boxer Terence Crawford,
1:29.9	W.W.E. wrestler, Logan Paul, and YouTuber, I Show Speed. Yes, a guy named I Show Speed participated
1:38.8	in the Fanatics Flag Football Classic. This was a modified celebrity flag football round-robin tournament in which,
1:47.8	by the way, the actual flag football players dominated the NFL flag football players who
1:53.5	were mixed with the celebrities. As you may know, flag football is set to make its Olympics
1:58.5	debut at the 2008 Los Angeles games. And what we had on
2:03.2	Saturday were the following scores. Team USA blew out Wildcats FFC 3914. Team USA blew out Founders
2:12.4	FFC, 4316. Wildcats FFC beat Founders FFC 3426 and Team USA won the championship game 2414 over Wildcats
2:25.2	FFC. Jaden Daniels and Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow were the captains of Wildcats
2:31.5	FFC, which had San Francisco 49ers head coach and former Redskins'
2:35.9	offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan as head coach. Daniels played some receiver in addition
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