Three things you can always count on in Washington DC sports.
1. The Wizards will screw up a draft pick.
2. The Commanders will find a promising young QB and figure out how to ruin him.
3. And any young talent we actually discover will eventually flourish somewhere else.
Oh, and the DC sports media will somehow find a way to make all three worse.
The Washington Wizards didn’t need AJ Dybantsa. They already have Kyshawn, Anthony Davis, Will Riley, Bilal Coulibaly and Alex Sarr.
Watching them play the OKC Thunder, he looks lost out there. I just don’t see where AJ fits as this is already George’s team. There are too many guys with overlapping games.
They would’ve been better off drafting Darryn Peterson and developing him into their lead guard as Trae Young phases out.
I didn’t see the Commanders game, but looking at the numbers, Jayden Daniels seemed to play pretty well. I listened to some of it on SiriusXM and from what I heard, the man has no weapons and his O-line isn’t helping him either.
So why am I seeing all these tweets criticizing his play? He’s not turning the ball over. He’s working with very little out there. What am I missing?
This Utah Jazz is hard to watch. It’s clear what the issues are and Hardy’s ego too big to fix them. Why would you ever put a lineup on the court without DP, Ace or Key?
Watched Druski on SNL. Caught the monologue and a few skits. Wasn’t really feeling it.
It’s interesting how some of these guys can be hilarious on social media, but that doesn’t always translate to stand-up.
Makes you appreciate the old-school comedians who spent years working on their craft. Making people laugh for 30 seconds is one thing. Standing on a stage and keeping an audience laughing for an hour is something else.
I think the Commanders get the Rams today. Got a feeling Jayden Daniels is about to have a big game.
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Malachi Toney gotta be the Heisman favorite after watching Miami tonight. The drop-off is steep without him out there.
Still hoping the Hurricanes pull this out.
OKC is missing some of its best players and still beating Washington with damn near an entire second unit.
The Wizards have all these long, athletic guys, but who’s actually playing defense? Everybody seems to have a similar game, and none of it is translating into good team basketball.
Watching SGA reminds me so much of Darryn Peterson. The way he changes speeds, gets to his spots in the midrange, uses his footwork to create space and never looks rushed. That’s the kind of game I see in DP. I can’t wait for him to get the freedom to show it.
Tuned into this Wizards vs. Thunder game. No AD tonight, so let’s see if AJ can bounce back from his last game.
But man, this one smells like a blowout.
I’m taking Miami over Notre Dame 27-23. Playing in South Bend won’t be easy, especially without Toney, but I think Miami has enough talent to pull it off. Gonna be a close one. I like Miami to make a big play late and get the win.


