The Commanders have found yet another way to make us miserable. 🏈

Josh and James are back for an impromptu therapy session after Washington’s spectacular clock-management disaster against the Giants. A game that should have been won ends in a 27-27 tie, and the lads have plenty to say about Dan Quinn, David Blough, Jayden Daniels and one of the most inexplicable sequences of game management you’re ever likely to see.

We break down the final-minute meltdown, dish out the blame, question whether Quinn should already be on the hot seat, and wonder whether there’s any realistic hope for the rest of the season. There’s also the defensive collapse, concerns about player development, a questionable running back room, and a daunting trip to face the 5-0 San Francisco 49ers on Monday Night Football.

Plus, a brief technical meltdown of our own, because apparently even the recording software has had enough.

One win, three losses and one debacle of a tie. Fire Dan Quinn.

As always, find us on Twitter/X and get involved in the misery.

Hail on Three.

THE COMMANDERS ARE IN LONDON. AND SO ARE WE.

Hail on Three goes international(ish) as Josh and Lee record the pod together in person for the first time in a while - from a pub garden bench in deepest Suffolk, with a pint of Guinness, an Aspalls and a surprisingly lovely October afternoon.

And there’s a game to talk about.

Marcus Mariota is confirmed as the starter for Sunday’s London showdown with the Colts, so we get into whether Magic Marcus can make it two in a row, how much Washington needs to lean on the run game, and whether this defense can stop Jonathan Taylor and the Indianapolis ground attack.

We’re also talking London takeover, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, the joys of having the Commanders as the home team, international-game weirdness, injury news, players we’re expecting to make some noise, and whether this team can actually make it 2–2.

And James couldn't join us because he's moving house, but he has recorded his prediction - and naturally, we've saved it for the very end.

🏈 Hail.

0–2. Jayden injured. Season over. Fire everyone. See you next year...

Then Washington goes and beats the 12-game winning, Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks 33–31 in one of the maddest games we've watched in a long time.

Josh and Lee are back to bask in the most unexpected Victory Monday imaginable, breaking down how the hell it happened — Sonny Styles forcing turnovers, Kaine Medrano going full hero mode, Terry McLaurin being scary again, David Blough calling an absolute blinder and Marcus Mariota pulling out the read option from his Oregon days to seal the thing.

The hope is back. We are back.

God help us.