Betton standings with us one last time in 2025. I am off the rest of this week. Ben may join the show

Friday. I don't know. That's up to Max and probably Doc or Denton, who will be hosting. I think

Denton's actually hosting. Nick Ash, you will be in for me tomorrow. And then I think Denton on New Year's Eve and on Friday.

The second, Ben has been a godsend for this show over the last few years.

I love Ben's writing.

I love the way he thinks about the game.

And he wrote a very interesting story yesterday.

And it's basically a lot of key numbers from the season, key stats in key numbers from

the season.

And I thought we could go through some of those.

Ben writes a substack column in covering this football team.

So I recommend you subscribe to that. You can link to it at Ben's Twitter page at Ben Standing. Let me just tell you, we don't have to go through every single one of them. But this was the most interesting to me, all right? It was your second number. 267, as in Washington's current winning percentage,

which according to next-gen stats,

is the 44th lowest by any team in the Super Bowl era

for a season following a conference championship appearance.

The 44th lowest, not the lowest, not the second lowest or third lowest, the 44th lowest. If that's

true, and I don't know, it could have been a misprint. That just tells you a lot about the NFL, that

one, you know, success one season is not guaranteed the next, even if you're in the conference

championship game. Yeah, no doubt. I mean, I was discussing with somebody yesterday, you know, during the Bears' 49ers game,

and, you know, they was talking about how impressive they thought the Bears were,

and, you know, boy, did Washington make a mistake?

They should have gotten Ben Johnson, you know, all these things.

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