Warren Sharp has been writing about the NFL for a long time. We have them on basically every year before the season starts. He's got a 20-25 NFL season preview book that's out. I mean many, many pages on each of the 32 teams.

He does such a great job with it.

And I had them on my podcast yesterday.

We talked a lot about not only our team, but the rest of the league as well.

Here's how it went.

You wrote in your write-up of Washington about 2024. In hindsight, we should have seen this

coming. What did you mean by that? So much changed. We were talking about just the history of the

Washington Redskins and what they once were, so much changed between the

2020-season and the 24 season.

When you go and you have a new owner in Josh Harris, you get rid of a coach like Ron Rivera

and you bring in a coach who really understands what his role, and his role specifically

is, you let him utilize a strong GM in Adam Peters as opposed to trying to command some of the

personnel decisions, especially you replace Eric B. Enemy with Cliff Kingsbury's

offensive coordinator, and then you upgrade a quarterback moving from a guy like Sam Howell to

Jaden Daniels. You also spend $178 million in free agency to overhaul the roster, which

was the number five most of any team. And yet last year's win total was still six and a half

games. Like all of those things combined happening at the same exact time, we should have

had more confidence to say the commanders are going to be pretty darn good in 2024.

Now, maybe nobody's thinking they're going to win 12 games.

Nobody's certainly thinking that they're going to go to the NFC championship in Jaden

Daniels' first season there, Dan Quinn's, you know, Cliff Kingsbury's,

et cetera, but you are expecting this team to be better than what they were. And, you know,

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