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Get your daily fix of Washington Commanders talk with expert analysis, fan reaction, and the biggest names in Burgundy and Gold history. Hosted by Doc Walker, Scott Jackson, Lynnell Willingham, and more from the Team 980.
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Full Show - Friday, September 4, 2026 (opens the original)
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1:12 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 1 - Optimism for Week 1, Ben Solak Calls Nick Allegretti the X-Factor + Calls 38:23 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 2 - Lou Holder Previews Commanders 2026 Season, Ben’s Chili Bowl Food Drop + Calls 1:22:27 - Burgundy and Gold Hour 3 - Lamont Jordan Previews UMD’s Season + College Football Talk w/ Wes Clarke
Hour 1: Optimism for Week 1, Ben Solak Calls Nick Allegretti the X-Factor + Calls (opens the original)
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Hour 1 1:12 - “I’m Hopeful” — Doc Walker & Anthony on the Commanders Heading Into Week 1 12:33 - “Nick Allegretti Is the X-Factor” — Doc Walker on the Commanders’ Biggest Question 21:27 - Calls on Commanders Readiness for Week 1 and X-Factors
Hour 2: Lou Holder Previews Commanders 2026 Season, Ben’s Chili Bowl Food Drop + Calls (opens the original)
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Hour 2 1:12 - “This Front Office Gets It” — Lou Holder on the Commanders’ New Direction 15:10 - Caller Athan in Annapolis Delivers Food Drop for Doc Walker, Rooster + Ant 23:56 - More Calls on Commanders Readiness for Week 1
Hour 3: Lamont Jordan Previews UMD’s Season + College Football Talk w/ Wes Clarke (opens the original)
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Hour 3 1:12 - “Bring Back the Physicality” — Lamont Jordan Previews Maryland’s 2026 Season 18:09 - Doc Walker and Wes Clarke Preview the 2026 College Football Season
“Bring Back the Physicality” — Lamont Jordan Previews Maryland’s 2026 Season (opens the original)
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Doc Walker welcomes Maryland radio analyst Lamont Jordan to preview the Terps’ season opener against Hampton. They also discuss the state of NIL in college football and why Lamont wants Maryland to return to a physical, run-first identity that can control the line of scrimmage, help the offense and take pressure off second-year quarterback Malik Washington.
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