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We'll be firing up the BGO Command Post Chatroom for all rounds of the 2024 NFL Draft. Please join us for one of the most exciting Washington drafts in recent history. We'll also be posting comprehensive threads for each of our selections with key measureables, stats, and highlight videos. Gonna be a great few days - join us for the fun!

A statement from Josh Harris

The guys share some final unscripted thoughts heading into the most exciting 3 days Washington football fans have had to look forward to in decades. J.J. McCarthy finally gets some well-deserved love, and lots more great draft-related discussion. #RaiseHail

The Knuckleheads enter the Pig Sty to sling some mud at the 2024 Mock Draft board with us. An early mass run on OTs puts the crew in a tough spot, but we endeavored to persevere and found some great talent to add to Dan Quinn's roster. Please check out the Burgundy and Gold Knuckleheads Podcast and follow the guys on X at Burgundy and Gold Podcast and on Facebook on their Burgundy and Gold Knuckleheads page. You can quickly access their podcast via our BGO Podfinder on the homepage. Mock Draft Results 2. Jayden Daniels QB LSU 36. Keon Coleman WR Florida State 40. Payton Wilson LB NC State 67. Ben Sinnott TE Kansas State 78. Sedrick Van Pran-Granger OC Georgia 100. Kiran Amegadje OT Yale 139. MJ Devonshire CB/Returner Pittsburgh 152. Zack Zinter OG Michigan 222. Eric Watts Edge UConn

Having put it off as long as possible, the guys finally go on record with the prospect we each feel should be the guy on April 25th. In the name of all that is Holy, may Adam Peters and Company get this one right.

With the departure of Kendall Fuller, the Commanders have some glaring needs in the defensive backfield. We take a look at some Day 2 and beyond prospects who might have the traits Quinn and Whitt Jr. may be looking for...

With tonight's Blind Pig pod on the QBs available in the 2024 NFL Draft looming large, I have been thinking a lot about why finding a true franchise QB even with the highest of draft choices seems to be such an insurmountable challenge even for those with the most expertise in the world. Never before in the history of the NFL have draft decision-makers had more tools, knowledge, and data at their fingertips. A quick look at QBs drafted within the first 10 picks of the 1st round of the NFL Draft over the past 20 years is revealing: 2003 - Carson Palmer (#1) by Cincinnati Bengals 2004 - Eli Manning (#1) by San Diego Chargers (was immediately traded to the New York Giants) 2005 - Alex Smith (#1) by San Francisco 49ers 2006 - Vince Young (#3) by Tennessee Titans, Matt Leinart (#10) by Arizona Cardinals 2007 - JaMarcus Russell (#1) by Oakland Raiders 2008 - Matt Ryan (#3) by Atlanta Falcons 2009 - Matthew Stafford (#1) by Detroit Lions, Mark Sanchez (#5) by New York Jets 2010 - Sam...