Episode 253: Commanders conversation with NFL analyst and Commanders fan Samuel Gold and much more

The Al Galdi Podcast

Al Galdi

Football, Baseball, Sports, Basketball

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🗓️ 17 February 2022

⏱️ 73 minutes

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16:17 - Commanders: examining the Dallas Cowboys now having a workplace-misconduct scandal of their own 33:32 - Guest: NFL analyst and Commanders fan Samuel Gold, the creator of Sam's Film Room on YouTube, on the Commanders' search for a franchise quarterback, including breakdowns of Aaron Rodgers, Russell Wilson, Deshaun Watson, Jimmy Garoppolo, Mitchell Trubisky and Carson Wentz, and on the Commanders' defense 52:21 - Nationals: analysis of Juan Soto having turned down a 13-year, $350 million contract-extension offer with no deferred money from the Nats prior to the start of the MLB lockout 01:05:29 - Wizards: thoughts on a 113-108 loss at the Indiana Pacers 01:11:43 - Georgetown: react to the Hoyas falling to 0-14 in the Big East with a 77-66 loss at Marquette Visit https://HelloFresh.com/Galdi16 and use the promo code Galdi16 Visit https://BetterHelp.com/Galdi Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	And away we go, episode 253 of the Algodly podcast, it is Thursday, February 17th, 2022.
0:28.0	In 2022, good to have you with us, we are still waiting, anticipating what, if anything, might come from the latest batch of documents that the NFL turned over to Congress in the workplace misconduct scandal for the team, now known as the commanders.
0:45.0	You know, it's funny every day now you wonder if there's some other big reveal that's about to come if there's some other bombshell that's going to take place.
0:55.0	We have been conditioned as fans of this team to expect big reveals and bombshells and not in good ways.
1:03.0	I laugh about that sometimes because I'm like, you know, this isn't normal.
1:06.0	Like, this isn't the way that it's supposed to be as a fan of a team, but that is the way that it is with our team and it has been this way for some time.
1:16.0	Well, we on Wednesday did have a major reveal, did have a bombshell regarding our team's biggest rival, the Dallas Cowboys.
1:26.0	They now have a workplace misconduct scandal, at least to a certain extent.
1:32.0	Next segment I'm going to talk about what came out on Wednesday regarding the Cowboys, including some interesting parallels with Washington scandal and some, shall we say, pundering over how exactly this Cowboys report got leaked.
1:47.0	I have a special guest for you on this Thursday installment of the Algoldy podcast, Samuel Gold.
1:53.0	The creator of Sam's film room on YouTube is close to 96,000 subscribers.
1:59.0	He is a fan of the commanders.
2:02.0	You know, we need some exes in those conversation to cleanse the palette of all of this scandal talk.
2:08.0	And so, Samuel is going to be with us to discuss the commanders search for a franchise quarterback.
2:14.0	We're going to talk Aaron Rogers, Russell Wilson, Dishon Watson, Jimmy Garoppolo, Mitchell Trevisky, Carson Wentz.
2:21.0	We will talk drafting quarterbacks.
2:23.0	We will talk commanders defense.
2:26.0	Samuel's a smart guy, he understands not just exes and owes, but also the modern way of looking at the NFL.
2:32.0	And like I said, he is a fan of the commanders.
2:35.0	So he's invested in what's going on with them, speaking of being invested.
2:40.0	He turns out that one soda prior to the ongoing MOB lockout turned down a 13 year,
2:48.0	$350 million contract extension offer with no deferred money from the nationals.
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