Bad night last night for the Nationals. They lost the first of four games against Colorado. Chelsea

James joined me yesterday on my podcast. I'm going to play some of that for you coming up in about

15 or 20 minutes, talking about the Dave Martinez situation in particular. Right now, we are talking football team. Washington

for the first time has a quarterback situation that does not require a lot of debate, a lot of

consternation, a lot of angsternation, a lot of what ifs, a lot of, I want another solution, discussion. We don't have to talk

about the quarterback. We understand that Washington for the first time in many, many years,

three-plus decades, has a legitimate upper-tier elite level at NFL starting quarterback.

All these years of talking about the Sam Hals and the Carson Wences

and the Taylor Heinekees and the Ryan Fitzpatrick's and the Dwayne Haskins and the Case

Keenoms and the Kirk Cousins and etc.

Alex Smiths, I mean the list goes on and on.

Beck versus Grossman.

That was a year, huh?

2011.

We don't have to have that conversation anymore.

That's always been at the top of the list, you know, other than owner-related topics.

But the quarterback conversation's always been at the top of the list.

It isn't this year for the first time in forever. So what is at the top of the list. It isn't this year for the

first time and forever. So what is at the top of the list? What's the most important

Washington football team conversation we should be having 301-230-0-980? I think the most, you know,

I don't know if it's the most intriguing, but I think it's the biggest question mark, defense. They've got to be better on defense if they're going to actually

compete to make a Super Bowl this year. They are talked about as Super Bowl contenders, but we

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