Fifty Gut Podcast

The 2021 draft is complete and Washington has added 11 new prospects. Instead of giving draft grades, we project where each player chosen will fit in to Ron Rivera's scheme and what it means for the depth chart around them. 

Live commentary from last night’s NFL draft and instant reaction from WFT selecting Kentucky linebacker Jamin Davis.

Who are our picks for the 19th pick? Who are our favorite sleepers and our least favorite fast risers. Plus, we offer our favorite day three diamonds in the rough. Stick around until the end for eight of Cliff’s draft trivia questions to stump the loyalest Washington fans!

Should WFT pay the price to move up for their quarterback of the future? Is it Justin Fields or Trey Lance? Are their any passers on day two that are worth spending a pick on? The guys discuss.

Welcome back for season 5! The guys cover the Ryan Fitzpatrick signing, Brandon Scherff’s second franchise tag, hypothetical trades we’d like to see happen this spring and which unrestricted free agents we want to see WFT target this signing period.

We’re headed for one of the most widespread quarterback carousels in NFL history. Which do we think are the best fit in Washington and which can we afford to get? Also, we review Ron Rivera’s finalized front office and coaching staff.

The season is over, but WFT news doesn't stop.  Reports out of Ashburn say that former Carolina Panthers GM will be hired by Washington in the same role. Why should fans be happy about the move despite Hurney's track record? We also dive into what it would take to bring Texans' QB Deshaun Watson to DC (as well as other QB scenatios).

The first ever playoff preview in the four year history of the Fifty Gut Podcast was a good one. The guys start with sharing their thought on the events at the Capitol Building yesterday. Then, we get into our game preview including the chess match between coaching staffs, the possibility of dual quarterbacks for Washington, how to influence the GOAT into making bad decisions with the ball and mor...

A wins a win, right? No matter how it all went down, the Washington Football Team are your 2020 division champs and headed for the postseason. We break down the game, talk about the Eagles tank job and put a little #GiantsPack in the air.

We dive in the the many layers of Dwayne Haskins’ release, including Ron Rivera’s culture, the clear message sent to Dan Snyder and the impact on the roster moving forward. Also, we preview the week 17 win-&-in game Sunday night in Philadelphia.

Dwayne Haskins STILL doesn’t get it, and after his latest off the field incident, it’s fair to wonder if he will ever get it Also, the latest allegations levied against Dan Snyder, could there be a new GM em route and how we beat the Panthers this coming Sunday.

It’s official, the defense (especially Chase Young) is elite. The offense, not so much. What heights can the defenses reach? Can anything fix the offensive woes? And what to look forward as the NFC East playoff picture takes shape?

After one of the biggest wins in recent memory, extending the winning streak to three, WFT is right back in the thick on the playoff race. More importantly, the fan base seems to have now fully bought in to the Ron Rivera/Kyle Smith regime.

After back-to-back wins in a four day stretch, Washington Football Team is right in the middle of the NFC East race. Well review the Thanksgiving game in Dallas and look ahead at the remaining five game and what it'll take to win the division.

The guys talk about the 20-9 win over the Bengals, Joe Burrow, does the defense need an adjustment, John Wall v. Bradley Beal & first place on the line this Thanksgiving v. Dallas

The problematic trend of falling behind early, only to stage a furious comeback and come up short, continues to haunt WFT. Why can't this team get right from the get go?

Another loss to the Giants. Another post bye week letdown. After a glimmer of hope after Dallas, WFT is back to having far more questions than answers.

No matter how underwhelming the opponent, we applaud a complete team effort from WFT, their first win since week 1. What does this mean for the team heading into the bye week?

Easy part of the schedule, huh?  Sunday was one of the better efforts since week 1 for WFT, but now the team finds itself 1-5, last place in the division and with more questions about the messaging  regarding this team's direction. 

We knew about the lack of talent. We didn’t anticipate of innovation or the lack or preparation from this staff. The guys discuss.

Coach Rivera said it was an evaluation year for this team, until it wasn't.  What does the abrupt change in direction say to those looking on and their perception of Rivera's plans to rebuild this franchise? 

Step back from the ledge. It isn’t time to pull the plug on Haskins, or any of the young players. Trust the process, for better or worse.

After a big win vs. Philly, Sunday’s loss in Arizona proved to be a reminder that WFT is still in the early stages of rebuild. What issues are worthy of your concern and what are overreactions? Also, a brief WFT v. Browns preview.

The guys ramble on about the suffocating defense, the in-game coaching adjustments and the leadership of Dwayne Haskins vs. Philly on Sunday.

Before we get into how to beat the Eagles on Sunday, the guys discuss the WFT’s final 53, surprise contributors, breakout players and our hottest 2020 takes.