Brent and Dre are back doing their mock draft, using Pro Football Network to create scenarios that the Commanders could find themselves in come draft night. Dre operates the machine and gives Brent options to choose from. In some scenarios, the Commanders are able to move down, and in others, Brent is forced to take a player.

Brent fell in love with a scenario that landed the Commanders' Josh Simmons and Jayden Higgins which Dre thought was odd given that he complained about the defense getting worse, but they talk about adding those two to the Commanders offense, solidifying your O-line and getting an archetype you need in the WR room is too much to pass on.

Brent and Dre are back talking about the Commanders, but first needed to give the respect to the best athlete in DC sports history Alex Ovechkin breaking Wayne Gretzky's scoring record. They both talk about the Rock the Red era, and what it would mean for the Caps to end the season with a Stanley Cup.

Then they get into the moves the Commanders made during free agency, trading for Debo, and Tunsil improved their offense. Dre is higher on Samuel than Brent who feels he's a low end #3 at this point, but Dre feels he'll give total production of a #2 WR.

Then Brent goes glum, and doom on the defense, and wonders why the Commanders were a little more aggressive with names, people thought they would be connected to, and Dre say that the Commanders might not have every truly been in on any of them

Brent and Dre are back after the team gets pummelled by Jalen Hurts and the Eagles.

There was no debate between the two. The Commanders gave this game away with four turnovers, each leading to Eagles Touchdowns. Jayden played as well as he could have, even though he had an interception late in the fourth when the game was already decided. The run game was irrelevant, but back-breaking fumbles from Dyami and Eckler killed drives that had momentum to keep things close.

Defensively, the Eagles did whatever they wanted on offense; Saquon Barkley ran all over the defense, AJ Brown got open against all corners, and Jalen Hurts showed that he could still play when needed.

It was a rough day but the future is bright for the Commanders with Jayden Daniels at the helm, Adam Peters has a lot of work to do this offseason to get back to the NFC Championship.