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Every episode, Bryan Colbert Jr. talks with current Commander stars and Legends from Washington's past.
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“You Gotta Be Ready to Compete” — Nick Cross + Josh Wilson’s PG County Pride | Next Man Up | Washington Commanders | NFL (opens the original)
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Next Man Up is back with Episode 3! Washington Commanders safety Nick Cross joins the show to talk about getting the chance to play for his favorite team, his mindset on the field, Week 2 against the Cowboys and what it means to represent the DMV. Then, former Washington CB and Prince George’s County native Josh Wilson joins the show to reflect on his NFL journey, being Nick Cross' former coach, his love for the DMV and the pride he still has for the community that helped shape him. From competi
Jaylin Lane Is "Ready To Prove Everyone Wrong" + Josh Morgan from DC to the NFL | Next Man Up | Washington Commanders (opens the original)
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Next Man Up is back with Episode 2 of Season 4! Washington Commanders WR Jaylin Lane joins Bryan Colbert Jr. to talk about his mindset entering the season, why he's “ready to prove everyone wrong” against the Philadelphia Ealges and what he's looking to accomplish in Washington. Then, former Washington WR and D.C. native Josh Morgan joins the show to reflect on his football journey from the DMV to the NFL, the struggles of playing for his hometown team, and what representing Washington means to
Bill Croskey-Merritt is “Stronger & Faster” + Stephen Davis’ Unfinished Business 👀🔥 | Next Man Up (opens the original)
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Next Man Up is back for a new season! On the season premiere, Bryan Colbert Jr. sits down with Washington Commanders running back Bill Croskey-Merritt and Washington legend Stephen Davis. Croskey-Merritt talks about coming into the season stronger and faster, his growth in year 2, and his goals for the year. Then, Davis reflects on his career in Washington, what the franchise still means to him, and the “unfinished business” that remains. Two generations of Washington running backs. One episode
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