And away we go, episode one thousand two hundred ninety three of the Al-Galdi podcast. It is Wednesday, April 1st, 2026. It is the first day of a new month. This is April Fool's Day. This also is the first day of Passover, which begins its sundown on Wednesday. We say, happy Passover to those who celebrate. And we are in the midst of quite the period for Washington, D.C. versus Philadelphia. We on Tuesday night had a major win for the Washington Capitals, a six-four win over the Philadelphia Flyers, a Capitol Win Arena. We on Tuesday evening had a loss for the Washington Nationals, a

three-two loss at the Philadelphia Phillies. We on Wednesday afternoon have the Nats at the

Phillies at 105 for game three of that three-game series. And we on Wednesday night have the

Washington Wizards against the Philadelphia 76ers at Capitol 1 Arena at 7. D.C. versus Philly in full

effect. Lots more on that cap's win and that Nats loss later in the show. Hello and welcome to this

Wednesday installment of the Al-Galdi podcast. Next segment analysis of the best of what

Washington commanders, General Manager Adam Peters,

and Washington commanders head coach Dan Quinn have had to say during the NFL's annual league

meeting, which is wrapping up on Wednesday. This year's annual league meeting is taking place in Phoenix.

Started on Sunday is ending on Wednesday, among the many topics that we'll get into.

The mystery that is why Washington released center Tyler Beaudish, whether the team tried to

trade Beiotish, the team's planet center, how Adam Peters felt about quarterback Jaden

Daniels playing in the Fanatics Flagg Football Classic, a goal for Daniels in the 2026 off season

being to put on more muscle

and analysis of Washington at tight end,

receiver, running back, edge defender,

linebacker, and cornerback.

In-depth, comprehensive discussion,

next segment of comments from Adam Peters and Dan Quinn.

By the way, Washington on Tuesday afternoon announced the signing of a player,

unrestricted free agent, interior defensive lineman DJ Davidson, who has played nose tackle.

He spent his four NFL seasons with the New York Giants, who took him in the fifth round

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