All right. We're through basically the bulk of free agency. We're certainly now a few weeks

removed coming up on a few weeks removed from the NFL draft. There are still moves to be made.

And Washington certainly is a team out there like New England is with A.J. Brown and, you know,

with Philadelphia. But Washington's certainly in the conversation right now

to add Brandon Ayuk at some point. We all know that. But I'm going to give you right now my

top three kind of post-draft, post-free agency questions. You could say questions slash concerns

about our team, but I don't know if they qualify as concerns

as much as they are just mysteries for me.

This is me.

You may disagree with it, and we'll take calls at 301-230980.

Max will respond to what I'm going to say with maybe something different.

But I'm going to count him down from three to one.

The third most, the third least question of my top three to the biggest question about our team.

Number three for me, the biggest post-draft question or concern to me is all about

the coordinators. You know, will Dan Quinn's decisions on coordinators turn out to be the right

decisions? You know, he could go one for two. He could hit 50, you know, 500 on the two and hit big with Blau and miss big with Durante Jones or vice versa.

But going with two first-time coordinators and play callers does seem like a risk.

You know, it does seem like he's put himself out there a bit to certainly, you know, take the fall if it doesn't

work out. Now, he had to replace Joe Whit Jr. We know that. And he probably should have done it

this time last year. But he did not have to replace Cliff Kingsbury. You know, Cliff Kingsbury's

offense without his starting quarterback for the

significant majority of the season was still top half in the NFL, you know, in almost every key

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