What up, everybody, Beltway Football.

I'm Mitch Dishler, J.P. Finley, brought to you by Orsman Automotive of Virginia.

We ride with them. You should do the same thing.

I bought a lot of cars there, so it's the big man.

The biggest news in a week, kind of void of actual news, new uniforms, big man.

Huzzah.

Listen, get rid of the terribly hard to read uniforms they've had for the past

couple of years. Obviously, seems like they're going

back to the Super Bowl

era throwbacks. I love those jerseys.

I'm happy for them. I'm excited to see what the

blacks are going to look like, what the alternates are going to look like.

The alternates stay the same.

My guess is, and some of this will depend on how much they're allowed to change, how fast.

I think the goal is just to get back to the, like, the Super Bowl whites that we've seen,

and then go back to the Burgundy's have the helmet look like it did

for the Super Bowl era of whites. I think that's what we're getting in two weeks.

Like the alternates are alternates. I'm okay with them being black. You know what I mean?

I think my biggest question is, does the spear get involved?

Because I think eventually the spear is on the helmet.

I just don't know if that's happening now.

Yeah.

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