What up everybody? Welcome into the Beltway Football, YouTube, live extravaganza.

Extravaganza. J.P. Finley here with the big man. Might have breaking news right off the top here.

If you catch us looking down, it looks like there might have been a quick signing here, but...

Per Mike Garifolo, the commanders just signed Rashad White.

That's the running back. Everybody's been up in arms. Are they going to get a running back? Are they going to get a running back? Well, they just did. Rashad White obviously goes back to Arizona State. Yeah. With Jaden Daniels, past catching back. You know, they had to sign somebody, and they just did it. So I like the signing. I like the signing too. They needed some help in that running back room. Obviously, Bill was the only one under contract. So they had to add somebody. Rashad White is probably the best running back left on the market. It'll be interesting to see what that money looks like, but ultimately, he's a past catching back.

He's a guy who can do a lot of different things out of the backfield and can help these guys.

Yeah, I mean, pulling up the stats now, he kind of got boxed out once Bucky Irvin emerged, but in four seasons in Tampa, had a 1,500 yard total from scrimmage season with nine touchdowns back in 23, went just over

a thousand yards in 24, nine touchdowns again. Definitely a receiving threat. I mean, he's had

at least 40 catches every year he's been in Tampa, has a, I mean, a 64 catch season. I think

you and I both believe Bill can emerge as a as a past catcher,

but like I like that the team is not waiting for people to emerge.

Instead, they're just making moves and trying to move this thing forward.

I love you seeing them be active and proactive in some cases.

Yeah, for sure.

I think you look at a little bit of some of the things that,

that Jeremy McIckles did last year, and he was so good on third down. You saw so many of those eight-yard catches when they had third and 11, and he was able to wiggle forward and get the first downs. Rashad White gives you a little bit more in the run game than I think McNigles does. He's a little bit more well-rounded running back. He's going to help you, you know, not just as a third-down pass-catcher or third-down, you know, pass-pro kind of guy. He can get some of those first

and second-down touches and help him with the football. Yeah, man. I mean, he's averaged about

three catches a game over his career.

He's averaging about 20 yards receiving per game.

So that helps you for sure.

And for a team that there were real concerns,

oh, are they going to sign any running backs? I thought they were.

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