MUST-HAVE: Should Washington Commanders SIGN Brandon Aiyuk with Jayden Daniels Connection?
The CEO coaching experience in Washington may be over. And if it is, it’s even more reason they need to go out and get Brandon Aayuk. You are Locked On Commanders, your daily podcast on the Washington Commanders, part of the Locked On Network. Your team every day. This is Locked On Commanders, part of the Locked On Network. Now the number one sports podcast network in the world. I am David Harrison, your guy on the ground covering the Washington Commanders for W USA9. Also writing for Commanders on SI and you can follow me on XD Harrison 82. Coming up on today’s episode, the Commanders need to stop trying to fix positions that are not actually broken. And one viral catch does not necessarily guarantee a roster spot in 2026. But first, the CEO coaching experience in Washington may be over. And if it is, it’s even more reason the Washington Commanders need to go get Brandon Aayuk this off seasonason. 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That is my preferred method. I like to believe if I ever had the opportunity to become an NFL head coach, that’s how I would want to run things. OC, go craft our offense. DC, go craft our defense. I’ll come through. all quality. I’ll help quality control, quality check, give my two cents where I need to and be able to float wherever I’m needed the most on a matchup to matchup basis. I love that approach. However, this season, especially with the defense, way things were going with Joe Jr., unfortunately, Dan Quinn saw a fit to say, “Look, I got to go over here and I got to make this happen.” And so far, in the two weeks that he’s taken the reigns, it’s been a positive uh there’s been a positive result. And obviously it’s opened up the door to the question, is Dan Quinn going to now continue to run his own defense into 2026 or are we going to revert back to a new defensive coordinator coming in and that new defensive coordinator getting the opportunity to run uh the unit? Dan Quinn was asked that question and basically said, well, you would expect him to say in the sense that it’s too early to tell. It’s too early really made that decision, but he did leave the door open for it to possibly happen where Danco Quinn coming in 2026 will also be calling his own place. I think what’s important to remember here in this conversation is that the way that it’s happening right now, at least from our understanding, is that the the dayto-day during the week has not changed. Joe Jr. is still incredibly instrumental in the planning, in the creation of the game plan, all the stuff that you usually do. It’s the game day activities. It’s the navigating of the game flow, the es and flows of a competition, all those things that Dan Quinn has basically taken over and doing the play calling. So, it is important to also identify that because it does leave Dan Quinn open to if he needs to float over to the offense during the week to make sure some things are tightened up and things like that, he still has that ability. So, I want to make sure that is clear. But the reason we’re talking about this is because today’s mailbag Wednesday insider TJ came through asking about the Brandon Iayuk to DC, Washington DC uh possibilities wanting to know about the latest bus ride around the San Francisco 49ers and specifically the news regarding his contract guarantees his known friendship with Jane Daniels and is a move to Washington realistic or is it fanfiction? And I’m going to tell you right off the bat it it’s absolutely realistic. the the move for Brandon Iuk to come to Washington 1000% realistic because of that relationship with Jaden Daniels supported by the relationship with Adam Peters. Now, there’s a little bit of caveat there, but let’s start with Jaden Daniels, right? So, if you don’t know already, Bernie, Jaden Daniels, teammates at Arizona State when Jaden first entered the college football ranks. Uh they’ve been best friends, really good friends ever since. Uh continue to talk on a daily to weekly basis, all those types of things. last off season after Jane Dans was drafted of the Washington Commanders, Brandon Iayuk was trying to uh get a new contract from the San Francisco 49ers and was doing all this public posturing and things that I honestly don’t like when you see a player trying to get a new contract to be honest with you. Uh but he was doing all these things and Jaden was in a lot of these videos. He’s facetiming Jaden. There was the, you know, the infamous, you know, incident where it looked like Brandon had, you know, access to a Washington commander offensive playbook. Uh things like that. Brandon did an interview where Jaden was in the room. He wasn’t in the interview, but he was in the room while the interview was going on. And they’re like, “Well, if you can’t play for San Francisco, who do you want to play with?” And he and Brandon basically was like pointing or gesturing towards Jaden. It was like that guy over there. Um, so obviously there is a desire for Jaden and Brandon to play together once again. That that that much is clear. That’s a personal side. business side of this thing is is Brandon Nauk, one a fit for what the Washington Commanders want to do and two is he going to be able to be brought in at a dollar point that makes him happy as a free agent uh or and also makes Adam Peters happy as a general manager. So, the news behind that Brian Auk eventually got his big contract from the San Francisco 49ers. However, he then subsequently injured his ACL. Actually just injured his knee. He’s got multiple injuries in that knee during the workouts, during the recovery. I don’t know exactly what’s going on, but basically Brandon hasn’t been around the team, hasn’t been attending meetings, hasn’t been doing all these types of things, and the 49ers essentially looked at and said, “This is basically you uh not fulfilling the the needs in your contract. So, we’re going to avoid your guaranteed money starting in 2026 moving forward.” What that does is it clears the ability. So, when you hear dead cap, what dead cap is is the remainder of guaranteed money left on a contract. So, if the 49ers are able to successfully void the remaining guarantees on Brandon Iayuk’s contract, then when they release him, or if they release him, they wouldn’t have the dead cap hit that you would with those guarantees in place. That essentially clears the road for them to be able to release him in the 2026 off season, which then leaves him a free agent to go out and sign uh with whoever he darn well pleases. And as we can tell, he would please he it would please him to play with Jane Daniels again. So, there’s a very real possibility here. The Washington Commanders are a very real landing spot. And if as far as the concerns of is Brandu going to be a problem in the locker room, is he going to be a problem here? Is he a problem there? Not only does Jaden Daniels know this man, Adam Peters knows this man. Adam Peters previous to his general manager job with the Washington Commanders was the assistant general manager of the San Francisco 49ers. So he knows Brandon more than I do, more than you do. Things like that. Um, so if Adam Peters says to Dan Quinn, “Yes, he would be a fit here,” you have no reason not to bring him in. Especially if Dan Quinn is going to be his own defensive play caller next year. Because if you’re going to be a head coach that’s running your own defense, you need that offense to be as stocked as possible. Because if you can’t have your hands on it on game day as much as you need to or as much you might need to, you need to be able to know that that system is stocked full of weapons and is going to be able to do what they need to do. Brandu turns 28 next off season. Yes, he’s or next season. Yes, he’s coming off that injury. He would be about 18 months removed from that injury. However, when he makes his debut for the Washington Commanders. So, that’s a good amount of time to recover from that type of a knee injury. All of those things. And if you pair him with Terry McLaren, if you can bring back Debo Samuel, I’ll tell you what, guys. Terry McLaren, Debo Samuel Sam Samuel, Brandon Iayuk, Luke McAffrey healthy again, Jaylen Lane, that’s a five receiver set. We’re going to talk about Trayon Burks here in just a little bit as well. That’s a that’s a pretty solid six receiver group. Uh if you if you can bring that group back to Washington in 2026, but for right now, let’s pivot over to Dr. Wonderful, who came through in the mailback and wants to know about the potential contradiction in Dan Quinn’s philosophy. Again, DQ originally came in and said he’s going to be this executive head coach because he learned from his time in Atlanta. But the rece the recent pivot to play calling and him saying that he could potentially keep that position next year does suggest that he’s abandoning his CEO model. And yes, on the surface I would say it does suggest that he’s abandoning that model. However, I would also caution everybody, you know, before we have any I’m not saying that Dr. Wonder is having a negative reaction necessarily, but understand this and I say this on this on this show a lot. So every day, as you’ve heard me say this before, every week, every day even is an opportunity to get new information, right? So, when you ask me coming up next, you coming up here in just a little bit on this episode, is Trayon Burks a player that the watchmakers need to bring back in 2026? I’m going to tell you right now, as of right now, do they need to? No. Would I be down with it? Absolutely. And I’m going to tell you that because this new information that we had, this last catch that we had, this viral catch that we have is great, but it’s not going to be the end all beall. However, Trayon has the opportunity to go out there and perform this weekend against the Minnesota Vikings, next weekend against the New York Giants, etc., etc., etc. And by the end of the season, I might be saying that I might be pounding the table saying they’ve got to bring back Trail Burks. And you might say, well, hey, dude, there’s this other episode early December. You were like, “No, I mean, if if they bring him back, great. But if not, it’s not that big of a deal. What gives?” Well, what gives is I now have new information. And Dan Quinn, what he also promised when he got here is he’s not going to be a coach that is just fixated on this is my way. There is no other way. So what Dan Quinn has basically done is he’s brought in new information. He’s received new information and it is changed the way he views that he needs to run his team. And I think that’s a great leadership characteristic. Now again, we’ve got five more games and we’ve got an offseason and Dan Quinn may decide to shift back to that original plan or he may decide to stick on this plan. Who knows? But I think that the the fact that you have a sign that a head coach is willing to receive new information as it comes in, process it honestly, and make decisions that are for the better of the team, I think it’s a great sign for the future of the Washington Commander. Speaking of trailing Burks, one viral catch does not guarantee a roster spot next season. 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Michael, insider Michael came through and said, “Looking ahead to the offseason, noting that Washington has a massive free agent class, potentially over 30 players hitting the open market.” Michael wants to know who specifically needs to finish this season strong to prove they deserve a contract extension. And of course, Trey Burks is going to come up in that conversation here in just a minute as well. But I want to hit this first. And I think the first guy that you have to look at is Chris Rodriguez. I think Chris Rodriguez Jr., He’s a player that obviously a lot of us here on this on this show or in this program are going to sit and be like, “Yeah, you know, he does he need more opportunities to prove himself?” Certainly. But the bottom line is he’s proven himself in the opportunities he’s gotten. And I and I really stand by this. I think there are 31 other NFL teams that they’ve got pro scouts that watch teams every single week of the year. There are 31 NFL teams who have a scout in their building that is prepared to say or is already saying Chris Rodriguez Jr. is a running back who doesn’t have a lot of mileage on him because the Wash Bears haven’t used him a whole lot. He’s proven that he is willing to go out there and adjust his body, get put the work in in the offseason on his own, do those things which shows great discipline and commitment. And when you put him on the field, he produces that checks every single block for a Washington for for for any team. So, the Washington Commanders, I already think the Washington Mayers, if if if I was Adam Peters, I might already be in conversations with Chris Rodriguez’s agent talking extension uh into the off season. Do I think he still has something to prove? I think absolutely, because I don’t think that every single person in the building is necessarily bought in that Chris can be either the guy or at least one of the guys moving forward. you see this this pattern with them with him where they kind of use him in the beginning of the game, they send him for a little while, they bring him back at the end of the game, all those kinds of things. I totally get that that mantra, that mentality. We’ve talked about that mentality and that approach multiple times on this on this episode or on these episodes, but I also think you need to get him involved throughout the game as well. Keep him involved. 11 carries against the Denver Broncos. You’d love to see that number go up to like 15 16 uh if possible against the Minnesota Vikings. So, that’s at least one guy. Debo Samuel, I don’t think that he really has to prove anything in my mind. I know there are some people who think that Debo Samuel has some things to prove to the Washington before they decide to bring him back. I think he’s basically proven everything you need him to prove. So, you need to go ahead and go out there and bring him back again. And then you look at a guy like left guard Chris Paul. Has he done enough? He’s also a player with an expiring contract. Has he done enough to warrant the Washington Mayers bringing him back? I think some would say yes. Some would be like, “Yeah, he’s done well, but let’s see him finish strong.” I’m definitely more in the ilk of let’s see him finish strong because like I’ve said before on this on the on these episodes as well every day as you’ll recognize this. It’s hard to be good in the NFL. It’s even harder to be good in the NFL twice. So is Chris Paul going to be this successful this good in 2026 when everybody has tape on him when everybody sees what the old line looks with him in it? I don’t know. the only way to have really a lot of confidence that he’s going to be is if he finishes 2025 strong these last five games uh the way he’s played in some of the other games previous this season. So I think those are some guys that you need to look out for as far as expiring contracts are concerned. Now, let’s get to Tayen Burks where TJ comes through. Insider TJ basically wants a scouting report on Tayen Burks following his highlight reel catch against the Denver Broncos and ask if Treyen has the ability to be a true wide receiver one or two or should expectations be tempered. I would lean on the temper expectations part. I think Traylin Burks has the opportunity to be kind of a second big receiver for a team and I I put it that way because like with Terry and Debo on the field, is Trayen Burks number two? Even though he’s a number three, right? And and he benefits from being that number three. And there’s nothing wrong with being a really good number three. I would basically put that right now. I would say that’s where I would put his ceiling at again next week, the following week. There’s plenty more weeks just this season alone to get different information. But the thing I really love about Tayen Burken since he’s been here is one, he’s kept his head down. He hasn’t come in here as being like, I’m a first round pick looking to prove to everybody why I was a first round pick and and all this stuff. But when you want to talk about what was what was his resume coming out of college, obviously big long receiver, but the ability to high point and faster than maybe you would expect a guy who with his build uh to be. Those were all the points that you saw out of Treyen Burks coming out of college. Those are some of the points you still see today. I I’ve said it before on this episode on these episodes as well. Players really don’t necessarily change who they are. Coaching scheme and certainly experience makes is is a great teacher uh as well. And I think Tayen Burks can can benefit from some of those things uh here in Washington. So would I love to see him come back? Absolutely. But I’ll tell you right now, if you got Brandon Iuk here, if you bring in Brian Ike, you got Terry McLaren, if they resign Debo, they bring back and they bring in Brandon Iayuk. If Tayen Burks finishes this season strong, I don’t know that Tayen Burks is going to want to come back and compete for the fourth spot on this roster or even theoretically compete for the third spot on this roster over Brandon Iayuk. Uh but Branduka much more established receiver, a guy who’s basically shown more and more uh that he’s going to be able to pull it off cuz if Trayen Burks finishes this season strong for the Washington Commanders, he again is going to have suitors out there who are going to look for him to come in, maybe even compete for that number two spot or at least be in that number three spot. It’s going to basically turn into situations similar to Lamay Zakius where you have a good enough season to where other teams are offering you a better opportunity to get reps uh than the Washington Caners can because of the depth in their wide receiver room. So again, it takes two to tango. So Tayen Burks doesn’t come back. If he does finish strong this season, doesn’t come back, don’t necessarily just immediately go to the pool of, man, I can’t believe Adam Peters didn’t resign Burks because it takes more than just Adam Peters wanting to resign a guy to actually resign a guy. Love that viral catch. Love his approach that he’s had since he’s arrived. It’s been really cool to talk to him here and there in the locker room. He’s put in the work. He’s kept his head down. Uh hasn’t been negative about anything. Has only been positive. Absolutely love that he’s having the success. I hope they we continue to see it in Minnesota, etc. down the line, but I’m not to the point now where I say, boom, you got to bring him in. You have to keep him. And honestly, there’s definitely, like I said, a reality where the commanders try to keep him. But he sees better opportunities elsewhere based off of what he was able to produce in his time in Washington. So that would be a great problem to have if you’re the Washington Mayers, to be quite honest with you, is you have too much talent to keep a guy who’s really good and still young on your roster. There are other positions, however, that the watchmakers need to fix. But the ones they don’t need to fix, they need to keep from breaking and causing themselves more work than they already have ahead of them. That’s coming up next on today’s episode of Lockdown On Commanders, part of the Lock On podcast network, your team every day. And today’s episode of Lockdown On Commanders brought to you in part by FanDuel. 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FanDuel, the game moves fast, and so can you. The Washington Commanders have plenty of things they can try to fix this off seasonason. So, what they need to do is prevent themselves from trying to fix positions that are not actually broken. Insider Ricky wants a summary for rookie linebacker Jordan McGee. He also argues that the box scorer lied about Terry McLaren’s impact, noting that Terry was even more open in the game, but overthrown several times and his presence opened up the field uh for other players. First of all, I think the box score on Terry McLaren was really great. I think the box score, especially for a guy playing his first game back, coming back from an injury, uh, is exactly what you would want to see. And I think that, you know, I I can’t speak for everybody obviously, but here on this program, we 100% put a stamp of approval on all the trickle down economics that we had talked about potentially happening uh before the game absolutely coming true. I think that’s that’s something that we really saw out of Terry McLaren. So again, I again, if you just stat scout and you just read the box score, u maybe you’re not super impressed, I guess, but I think that what Terry was able to do on the field 1,000% only reinforced his value to this team. Um, and we talked about before the season or before the game, right? Even with only having played four games before playing his fifth game against the Denver Broncos, his his his catch percentage and his successful catch percentage were both top one and two in his career so far. So Terry was showing, you know, that whole 30 year old thing and him saying, “Look, you know, I can be better uh even though I’m turning 30 and all these things.” I know the injuries came in and the irony here is the first game he played as a 30-year-old was that Raiders game where he injured his squad. So that’s the irony of the entire situation. But the fact that McLaren has still shown he is one of the elite talents in the NFL cannot be disputed. I think you saw that again in action Sunday night and Dan Quinn saying no aggravation, no problems coming up from that from playing that game. Even though Terry played almost double the the snap limit he was supposed to play against the Denver Broncos is a great sign that going into Minnesota he could be even better at least just as good. And if Marcus Mariota can get that timing down a little bit, cuz like Ricky pointed out, there were some opportunities that Marcus Mariota missed. Not just honestly uh with Terry, but with some other receivers as well. If Marcus Mariota can get that a little bit more, even Keel especially playing in the dome and all that kind of stuff uh this coming Sunday, it could look even better. As far as Jordan McGee, high energy, high IQ, I mean, pretty much everything that you wanted to see out of Jordan McGee, but I think he also did a really good job of turning that ability to help into being an impact player. One of his best graded games on Pro Football Focus this season. I think Jordan McGee’s upside continues to show itself time and time again when he gets the opportunity. Absolutely love it. absolutely love the our I’m absolutely looking forward to the opportunity to see Jordan McGee take an even another step next year because he’s been a lot healthier this year than he was last year and I think that’s going to have a very big impact on his growth into year three uh as well coming up next season. Still want to see Bobby Wagner come back and I know some of you are not on that ilk or not on that page with me. But uh there’s a video going out there of Bobby Wagner reading the offense being like, “Hey, Jacob Martin, you’re supposed to be rushing. I need you to get back out into coverage.” Jacob listens to Bobby. He gets back out into coverage. He makes the play to break up the pass, brings up a punt by the Denver Broncos. That’s the kind of stuff that right now I don’t think Jordan McGee is ready to do. And look, Bobby Bobby Wagner had his first game calling the defense, right? Like every like before you can become a Hall of Famer, you have to have your first game calling defense. Jordan McGee, I think eventually will get to that point and he’s got to get to that point. But you know what? It’s okay to give him one more year with Bobby Wagner. Let’s let’s wait till year four. Let’s let him get a little bit more polished up. I think I’m okay with that. Insider Merl came through. Last question of this mailbag episode asking if the commanders should consider shaking up the offensive line by getting Nick Aligretti or rookie Timothy McKay prepared to challenge for Tyler Bottes’s center job. I’m assuming next season because I don’t think Tyler Bish is losing his job this season. I will tell you this as far as Nick Aliggre is concerned. No, not as a challenger. Right. Tyler Nick Aliggret is already uh in my eyes anyway essentially the backup center. I think that you know he’s he got a lot of center reps in training camp. I told you guys about that as well. So, that already has been a thing. As far as Timothy McKay potentially challenging to be center, listen, I think first we need to see him get some real meaningful reps. I think that’s kind of the first step there. They obviously like him a lot. They brought him in injured. They kept him. They’ve been working with him. All these things. Now, am I, you know, two, three years from now, could Timothy Mccay potentially be a challenger for a starting center? Uh, sure. That potential could absolutely be there. Next year, I think it’s just let’s just get him healthy. let’s just get him on the field and let’s go from there. You know what I mean? I don’t want to say it it’s not going to happen. I want to say it couldn’t happen, right? But let’s let’s get him on the field to the point where we can see him get some reps before we get too too excited about what the potential is. Clearly, the team likes him, which gives you reason to be excited about him anyway. But bear in mind, since training camp, no media member has seen him take a single rep because we don’t get to see those live reps of practice during the regular season. Which means if we’re not seeing them, you’re not seeing them. You’re not hearing about them. I like the potential in Timothy McKay, but until we see some fruit from that tree, I’m not going to sit here and say yes, next year he should be challenging Tyler Bottes for the starting center job. That’s going to do it for today’s episode. Next time on Lockdown Commanders crossover Thursday, Luke Braun of Lockdown Vikings and myself will break down what to expect this coming Sunday when the watch commanders travel north to the state of Minnesota. In the meantime, if you got questions, comments, you want to contribute to future mailbag episodes, you want to get inside information, additional communication from me that goes beyond the episodes, become a lockdown commander insider at joinsubttext.com/lockon commander for your second listen. Get a double dose of the locked on NFL podcast. Find out what the national media thinks about Washington and thinks about the rest of the national landscape as well twice per day on YouTube or wherever you’re listening to this podcast. To the everydayers, I see you. I appreciate you every single day and I thank you again for coming through yet again for today’s episode. Till next time everybody out there, please stay safe, be kind to one another. 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CEO-style coaching might be finished for the Washington Commanders. That fact makes acquiring Brandon Aiyuk even more urgent. Today, we break down how Dan Quinn’s shift to play-calling could alter roster priorities and why pairing Jayden Daniels with ex-college teammate Aiyuk—and possibly reuniting with Deebo Samuel—could transform Washington’s offense.
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DAVID…I get your view on Bobby Wagner I love Bobby..But we don't get better with him WE GET THE SAME STEADY PLAY and THAT'S NOT GOOD ENOUGH MY FRIEND..