What's up this chase y'all. What's up? This is Terry McLean. This is Ryan Fitzpatrick.

You're listening to watch the football talk podcast.

Well the two and six they officially suck. There's not a time to say losing this game today to a team

which just desperately did not want to win is really a bad sign of where Washington is.

It's hard to be, it's hard to find a lot of civil lines. Dean has played much better,

but they also played a very limited offense team. Well we get into all that don't jump off

any bridges. This is the Washington football talk podcast.

What up everybody. It's JP Finley from a undisclosed location in Mile High Stadium.

We're brought to you by Ours and Automotive of Virginia. They might cancel them.

I mean would you be stunned if they're like, yeah, we don't want to be a part of sponsoring that

team anymore. That would be stunning. I mean, I can't imagine it's easy selling sponsorships

over an aspirin. Those people in sales are earning their paychecks man. Good God. Two and six

mitches here, Pete's here. Today, listen, last week in Green Bay they gained way more yards in

the Packers and maybe could have won if they were more affected in the Red Zone, right? I don't

think they ever won. I think if he needed to, Rodgers just would have driven down the field again

and scored. Today they should have won or could have won certainly and it's just remarkable.

It's remarkable how bad they are. Danny Frank just texted me. He and I had a bet.

This was after two weeks after the Giants game. We bet I still bet that they'd get to seven wins.

I'm not sure I see five. Maybe that's too optimistic. Hello. Yeah, losing to the Broncos

reframes kind of the rest of the season. This was one of those quote-unquote winable games.

Now you have to wonder if they can beat the Panthers, if they can beat the Eagles either time,

if they can beat some of the lesser opponents on their schedule. But also, I don't really care

...