And away we go, episode 1,330 of the Al-Galdi podcast. It is Thursday, May 21st, 2026. And we now know that this coming NFL season will be the final season for quarterback Aaron Rogers. At least, that's what he said on Wednesday afternoon during a press conference at Pittsburgh Steelers OTAs. Of course, he could change his mind. But he on Wednesday afternoon said that this coming season will be his final season. It'll be his

22nd NFL season. It'll be his age 43 season. Do you know that Washington over the years actually

has done pretty well against Rogers? He is one of the greatest quarterbacks in NFL history, of course,

but Roger's all-time record against our team in regular season games is just three and four.

Now, he did win a playoff game at Washington, January 10th, 2016, a 3518 Redskins loss to the

Green Bay Packers at FedEx Field in the Wild Card round. But Washington,

in regular season games against Rogers, is four and three, even though he over those

seven regular season games has the following stats. 16 touchdown passes versus one interception,

a completion percentage of 67.16, a yards per pass attempt of 7.57. Not bad. That's why

you don't judge quarterbacks by win-loss record. So, Loebuck and welcome to this Thursday

installment of the Al-Galdi podcast. Speaking of quarterbacks, the Washington commanders

took a quarterback in the 2006 NFL draft.

They took Rutgers quarterback Aethyn Kelly Acmanus in the seventh round.

What does Washington see in him?

Next segment, all 22-style analysis of Athing Calliak Manus, as he'll speak with Washington

commanders analyst, Mark Bullock of Bullock's Film Room, which you can find at mark Mark Bullock.substack.com. Mark and I also will examine how Washington should go about handling

the QB2 and QB3 spots with Jaden Daniels entrenched as the QB1. And we'll discuss the state

of the team at cornerback. How worried should we be about Washington at corner? Mark Bullock, next segment.

And also on the show, I'll talk Washington Nationals and Baltimore Orioles. The Nats,

they now are back at 500 in MLB's 2006 regular season, 25 and 25 off an 8-4 win over the New York

Mets at Nationals Park on Wednesday evening. The O's, they suffered a gut-wrenching loss, a 5-3 loss at the Tampa Bay raise on Wednesday afternoon

to complete a three-game sweep.

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