From my guy, Joe Arrow, Kingsbury's head coaching aspirations may be cooling off for the coming

off season. He may have wished he took an offer after last year. Maybe. Yeah, maybe. I think,

look, when you're in the league, they understand why things happen. It's not like they're just

looking at the results. Oh my God. Washington's

three and six. I mean, I can't even consider Cliff Kingsbury. No, they know what's happened.

They know that they have been literally damaged beyond belief by not just, you know, a high number

of injuries, but as we've talked about now for a few weeks

running, injuries to their most critical players. That's the key in this injury conversation,

is that it's not just that they've lost a lot of man games due to losing injured players.

It's that it's all of their best players that they keep losing for games or for the season. It's QB1,

it's RB1, it's wide receiver one, it's, you know, potentially OT one, we'll see. They had

OG one missing for the first six games. They knew that coming in. And then, you know, the

D-N1, defensive player number one, pass-rusher number one, run-stopper number one.

I hate referring to Latimore as DB number one, but we did think that maybe that was the case coming into this season, although there's a lot of tremendous defensive rookie of the year talk as well.

All right, your chance, 36 hours after the absolute, you know, beatdown of all of these beat downs.

You know, I saw something that somebody sent to me that said that Washington has now lost

three consecutive games by 21 or more, and that that has not

happened in like five years. That surprises me that that hasn't happened in more than five

years. I mean, look, the NFL's close and you end up with a lot of close games, 100% true.

I just thought it would have happened to somebody else along the way, but I guess not.

You know, the 2023 season, though, that's the team.

Like, I had a friend of mine say, this season's unraveling worse than any other team,

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