Empire. Hello and welcome to the live edition of the John Cow Report.

You see Graham Weinstein to voice the commanders here with me.

I'm going to be here for at least 30 minutes and answer, answer questions, talk about

the playoffs. Talk about Taylor Heaney, King Carson Wentz. And don't forget, you can check

out between the ashes, our college football preview every week. Check out Allscaps, ALZ

Caps, with former Washington Capitals defenseman Carl

Alzner and AP hockey writer Steve Wino.

But you're here to talk about the commanders, seven and five, Bram.

Yeah.

And playoffs, playoff.

Right now they're in.

There's a long way to go, but right now they're in. Well, right now they're in there's a long there's a long way to go but right now

they're in well right now they're in i mean here's the better one i did this you know i got to talk

for three hours a day here's the better one um let me go through like what is realistic at this point

for nfc teams like going into the season um the reason why i liked Washington to make the playoffs just in general was, you know, I didn't feel like that the NFC was particularly strong.

And there were going to be a lot of teams. And some of this is upside down. But I didn't expect much from Chicago. I really didn't expect Detroit to be a playoff team. I didn't expect the Giants. I'll get to

them in a minute really to be doing what they're doing. I didn't expect Carolina, Atlanta. I mean,

there were just so many candidates, Seattle, and they're another interesting one. Like, I didn't expect

really any of them to really be, you know, like realistically competitive for playoff spots. And so I just thought

the road was, was very thin, you know, to get through. Now, like, the fact that the Rams,

Cardinals, Packers, and Buccaneers to a lesser degree, but still the Buccaneers are so upside down,

it's going to be hard for them to, frankly, not make the playoffs.

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