And away we go, episode one thousand three hundred thirty-five of the Al-Galdi podcast.

It is Thursday, May 28, 2006.

It is day two of the first of three, three-day batches of OTAs for the Washington commanders in the NFL's

2006 offseason.

Wednesday's day one was open to the media and included Interior Defense of lineman

Javan Kinlaw during a post-practice press conference on Wednesday afternoon using some naughty words to describe the team's revamp defense. Here you go.

Yeah, we got some motherfuckers now. Excuse my language, but yeah, old way way he can go, Charles a many of you can go, Levon can go, Tim Settle, he can go, who else am I missing? Then we got Shias back, you already know he can go, she got D.A. coming back, he can go. Jerzon can go. I mean, D. Payne can go, you know, it's going to be exciting, bro. It's going to be super exciting to play with these guys for sure. A lot of talent, bro. I'm just excited, though. I'm super excited. Yeah, Javan Kinlaw, a big fan of what Washington now has on its defense. By the way, did you like him using profanity,

then saying, quote, excuse my language, end quote, and then using a bunch more profanity.

That was great. On Friday show, episode 1,336, we'll discuss the merits of what Javan Kinlaw said,

and also will react to notable comments from cornerback

Mikey St. Restle during a post-practice press conference on Wednesday afternoon. But we on this

episode have a lot to get to from the head coach Dan Quinn and the QB1 Jaden Daniels. So,

I would welcome to this Thursday installment of the Al-Galdi podcast, a podcast on which we talk Washington

Commanders on every episode, no matter the time of year. Next segment, analysis of day one of

2006 Washington Commander's OTAs, including left tackle Laramie Tunsell, surprisingly being

in attendance, what Dan Quinn is seeing from Jaden Daniels and offensive coordinator

David Blow, the notion of Daniels potentially having something to prove in the 2026 season,

and Daniels comments on his good friend and a potential Washington target in San Francisco

49ers receiver Brandon Ayuk. And also on the show, I'll talk Washington Nationals and Baltimore

Orioles. The Nats, they concluded a four and two road trip with a three-two loss at the Cleveland

Guardians on Wednesday afternoon, denying the Nats a three-game sweep. But the takeaway here

is this road trip. The Nats in this season number one of a restarted rebuild went four and two on a daunting

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