Don't be surprised if, dot, dot, dot, give me your bold NFL or Washington prediction for the week 301-230980.

I've got one for you.

Max has one for you.

Before we get to that, though, Joe Witt Jr. spoke today, and so did Cliff Kingsbury.

We've got some of the Kingsbury sound cut up.

Joe Witt Jr. talked about, you know, eye discipline is a big part of the problem last week,

but he did say that Kinlaw had a hell of a game, which he did.

This is Kingsbury on his confidence in Marioada.

You know, if Marcus is able to play or is the one that you have to start this week,

what gives you confidence in him and his ability to execute your offense?

Yeah, last year, just being around him for a year, when we signed him back,

we felt like we have two starters in the building, which is rare in this league.

So anytime he's asked to play or practice or even on scout team, he's been phenomenal.

So treats like a pro as a leader on the team, despite, you know, not being the starter, which is hard to do.

And can't say enough good things about him.

So if he has to go, I'm sure he'll be ready.

That was Kingsbury on Marioota.

He talked about the close-knit quarterback room.

Here's what he said.

Quarterbacks here for two years have talked about how close they are.

Is that always the case in your experience? And like how much does that help, especially during a week like this?

I think it's huge and you gotta give Tevita Pritchard, our quarterback's coach,

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