Oct 22, 2026 · 1 hr 3 min · 23 segments
Segment 1 - Show open and listener feedback, including reaction to the Washington Commanders reportedly hiring longtime NFL defensive coach Steve Wilks as a defensive consultant Segment 2 - Guest…
Al GaldiHost
Nick AkridgeGuest
Did he break his own rules when it comes to Tell the Truth Monday? Get well soon, Terry.
was saying or thinking in that viral video of him during and after the fourth and two shotgun throwaway by Jaden Daniels in the second quarter.
But, you know, I purposely did not post anything on X regarding that video during the game, even though pretty much everyone else on the planet posted stuff on X regarding that video during the game, because I had a feeling that there might be more to what we were seeing than just that video, which was basically a snapshot from the ESPN telecast from the game.
And sure enough, there now is reason to believe that Quinn did know that the play was a fourth down play.
So shame on Quinn for not realizing that San Francisco declining the penalty, the illegal shift penalty by running back Rashad White, would generate a turnover on downs.
But Quinn may well have been telling the truth when he, during his post-game press conference late night on Monday night, and then during his day after the game press conference on Tuesday afternoon, said that he did know that the play was a fourth down play.
Email from Derek writes, Derek, why is no one picked up on or commented on Quinn all of a sudden wearing his hat forward to look more studious and professional following the overtime debacle? Clearly someone said you need to turn that hat around and look more serious and less Neanderthal.
You know how in baseball, we have the rally cap, the idea of a player or fan, uh, wearing his or her cap in an unusual way in order to spark a rally.
This to me is Dan Quinn's version of the rally cap, him wearing his baseball hat, not as he usually does backward, but instead wearing the hat forward in order to spark a rally, i.e. Washington actually, you know, winning some games.
Did he break his own rules when it comes to Tell the Truth Monday? Get well soon, Terry.
was saying or thinking in that viral video of him during and after the fourth and two shotgun throwaway by Jaden Daniels in the second quarter.
But, you know, I purposely did not post anything on X regarding that video during the game, even though pretty much everyone else on the planet posted stuff on X regarding that video during the game, because I had a feeling that there might be more to what we were seeing than just that video, which was basically a snapshot from the ESPN telecast from the game.
And sure enough, there now is reason to believe that Quinn did know that the play was a fourth down play.
So shame on Quinn for not realizing that San Francisco declining the penalty, the illegal shift penalty by running back Rashad White, would generate a turnover on downs.
But Quinn may well have been telling the truth when he, during his post-game press conference late night on Monday night, and then during his day after the game press conference on Tuesday afternoon, said that he did know that the play was a fourth down play.
Email from Derek writes, Derek, why is no one picked up on or commented on Quinn all of a sudden wearing his hat forward to look more studious and professional following the overtime debacle? Clearly someone said you need to turn that hat around and look more serious and less Neanderthal.
You know how in baseball, we have the rally cap, the idea of a player or fan, uh, wearing his or her cap in an unusual way in order to spark a rally.
This to me is Dan Quinn's version of the rally cap, him wearing his baseball hat, not as he usually does backward, but instead wearing the hat forward in order to spark a rally, i.e. Washington actually, you know, winning some games.
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