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you can read my work on ESPN.com. Have a story up now about sam howe's first game where it looked good

where it needed to improve so as you can see i'm joined tonight by the voice of the washington

commanders bram weinstein my good pal so what i want to do is bram is just talk for a few minutes

then answer a few questions

about the first game and where do you think things are headed.

And I've had a chance to talk a lot to this group about what my thoughts were.

And in fact, earlier today put up a little bit of a film review about the sacks, about Sam Howl's Day, then after the game.

So I am curious, Br Brand, from your perspective,

what were some of your big takeaways from the opener? Boy, where do you want to start?

Let's start with the offensive line because that's a big one. And one of things, and just so,

you know, I know you put it up this morning, but my take was, first of all, the line has to get

better. We know that. And I think it

has to get better in multiple facets. Not all the six sacks were on them. And I think there were

some areas where people thought that certain players were just horrible, horrible, horrible,

and the film did not support that narrative. So I am curious what you thought about the line. You know, I say this,

we say this every year and I feel this way about this particular game. It's not as bad as I thought

it was when I left the stadium. Oftentimes, you know, when they have a big win, it's not as good

as you think it is. So rewatching last night was really eye- eye opening for me. And I want to start by saying this because I think a lot of this conversation

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