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whatever happened to building a team through the draft, Adam Peters has traded away

picks in the third, fourth, and fifth rounds this year for two oft-injured post-prime players

with attitude problems. Are we really sure that Dan Snyder is not still

in the building? Yeah, I think we're pretty sure about that, Jim, because they just won 12 games and

got to the NFC championship game last year. So we know that Dan's not in the building anymore.

Fans love invisible players. That's what I call draft anymore. Fans love invisible players.

That's what I call draft choices now.

They're players that don't exist yet, so anything's possible.

So fans fall in love with invisible players.

And they think that's the way, the right way to build a team.

They're in love with the process because, you know, they can evaluate.

They can have their own scouting reports on these players and play GM.

I'm always amazed.

Look, draft picks are very valuable, particularly in the NFL,

but they are invisible players as opposed to proven commodities we have here.

Yeah, I mean, I think there's a certain level of truth in that, but not for a team like Washington. And it's insane to say that. But they're

not a team that's trying to improve from seven and ten to nine and eight next year and then

maybe 11 wins in 2026. They're here. They're a contender. And so they're going for it. And by the way, these aren't massive swings. Marshawn Latimore is a healthy swing. I mean, they traded ultimately, you know, a third, fourth, and sixth round pick, sixth round picks to New Orleans for Latimore. They got Latimore back and the

fifth rounder from New Orleans that they sent to San Francisco for Debo Samuel. But this is just a

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