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So there's two main things I want to focus on today. We'll see how it goes.

Number one is to kind of zoom in a little bit more. We looked at their personnel and whatnot.

I want to look a little bit closer at Washington. I spent yesterday talking about their team doesn't seem very good, but yet they are.

Not only did they get quite far in the postseason and obliterate Detroit, who, you know, decimated by injuries or not,

as an impressive feat to be able to beat them and to do it so handily.

In fact, if you look at DVOA right now, although it's not the adjusted DVOA, but still, they are currently the number one team in football.

If you look at the Dave metrics, which is basically just combining preseason rankings as well as DVOA,

they're still the third best team in both, obviously.

They are ahead of where Green Bay is.

So I don't want to give you this impression that because I can't find a massive amount of talent on the roster, that it's a bad team.

The question simply is, what are they doing to make this work?

Obviously, this is a coaching and schematic thing.

And whether it's going to work in 2025 or not, I don't know.

They're obviously going to be making some changes and some tweaks this year compared to last year so that the league doesn't quite catch up to what they're doing.

But the bottom line is it's actually a very unique football team.

Again, it's one of those if I could step back as just an NFL fan as opposed to being a Packer fan that just wants everything in my way to get obliterated,

I would really appreciate Washington and be kind of excited and very interested in them.

They're also a great example of a team that will demonstrate to you why it's such a big advantage to have a mobile quarterback.

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