Should The Commanders Trade Pick No. 29? I BMitch & Finlay

Tobi and BMitch debate whether the Washington Commanders should trade their first round pick.

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00:00Well, and if I'm Washington, if I'm Adam Peters, I've already done the groundwork so that everyone knows 29 is available if you want it.

00:06I'm not necessarily calling around now saying, hey, man, you want 29?

00:09Please take it.

00:10But if someone comes calling because, hey, I want to come up and get Tyler Shuck.

00:14I want to come up and get Jalen Miller.

00:15I want to come up and get Jackson Dart.

00:17Let's let's talk.

00:18I'm more willing to do that.

00:19So if I'm sure he's already laid the groundwork like, hey, this is going to be available.

00:24If you want a quarterback, you want a receiver, whatever it may be, as long as it's not our guy that we just feel like we have to take.

00:30We're willing to do it.

00:31But we're also willing to stick to it like this.

00:33When you watch those trades happening on draft day.

00:38Do you ever sit back and think like I do?

00:40I'm like, that's too much stuff to be going on in that for them to have just done.

00:46Oh, yeah.

00:46They've been talking about that crap for some days now.

00:49Like you're on the clock.

00:51You got seven and a half minutes, whatever the minutes are, five minutes.

00:56And you're going to tell me you just came up with a four player trade.

01:00You got all the stuff going along with it.

01:03And that happened in those seven and a half, five minutes.

01:06Hell no.

01:07You've been talking about that before.

01:08So listen, whatever goes down, they have the groundwork already for it.

01:13It's written.

01:13They can figure it out.

01:14Yeah, they got a framework already ready to roll.

01:17They'll figure it out, all the details a little bit later on.