Big name joins the commanders.

That's right,

future hall of famer,

Von Miller,

edge rush specialist is in Washington now.

Mitch,

listen,

he's 36 years old,

but for a team that had a lot of edge rush angst,

he certainly helps right away.

Yeah,

I mean,

immediately,

even though he's not going to be

an every down defensive lineman, he's probably your leader for who you think's going to lead this team in sacks. And, you know, he's a guy who's not going to play every down. But last year in about a quarter of the plays, he was a top 10 pass rush rate guy. And he's a guy who can get out to the quarterback. He's proving it throughout his career. It's a one-year deal. It's not going to cost them a ton. This does not impact the Terry McLauran discussions. This makes a ton of sense. I still think Frankie Louvre could be your top sack guy. But you know what Bond Miller does what he's done throughout his career, what he's done in two Super Bowl wins, he makes big plays.

Even last year, last year it wasn't his biggest best season, but in that huge

bills playoff win over the Ravens, had a fumble recovery, almost took it to the house, ran

at like 35 yards.

You know what Joe Witt and Dan Quinn want big plays from the defensive side of the ball. I like it.

You like it? I like it. It's a great patch on a problem. Let's go to Beltway football.

What up, everybody, and welcome in to Beltway Football Monumental Sports Network. We're brought to you by MGM National Harbor. Love those guys. At some point we've got to stop saying it. They let us back in the studio. I'm done saying it. I'm glad to be here. It's a beautiful studio. It's beautiful. I love the background. I do think it smells a little weird today. Does it? I don't know. I've been noticing that. It might be me. I don't know. I didn't notice anything, but I've also been in here for a little, for a minute or two. Yeah, yeah.

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