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.

There’s no point saying good morning.

Jayden Daniels is injured again, the season already feels like it’s slipping away, and the fallout from another brutal loss to Dallas leaves Lee and James wondering where Washington goes from here.

The guys go completely off-script to discuss Daniels’ injury, the state of the defence, Adam Peters’ draft record, Dan Quinn’s future, the decisions that have led the team here, and whether there’s any realistic path back into the season.

With Seattle looming, the mood is about as bleak as it gets — but there’s still plenty to argue about, including what happens next if the losses keep piling up.

Plus: Marcus Mariota, Anthony Lynn, the Jayden Daniels contract question, the NFL Draft, and an early prediction for Seattle.

Hail.

The Commanders fall 24-22 to the Eagles in a gut-wrenching Week 1 defeat - but there’s plenty to like despite the loss.

Josh, James and Lee break down the two-point conversion attempt, Jayden Daniels’ encouraging return, David Blough’s first game as offensive coordinator and the frustrating lack of involvement for Terry McLaurin.

But the biggest positive? We have a defense. An aggressive new-look unit, a huge debut from Sonny Styles, and an impressive first game from defensive coordinator Daronte Jones have the guys feeling considerably better about Washington’s chances this season.

Plus: Antonio Williams’ breakout debut, coaching grades, Man of the Match and a look ahead to a suddenly massive Week 2 clash with Dallas.

Hail.

The Commanders are heading to Dallas for Week 2 - and after a narrow loss to Philadelphia, the boys are feeling surprisingly confident about this one.

Josh, James and Lee preview Washington’s first divisional road game of the season, including the state of the secondary, the challenge of containing CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens, whether the Cowboys rivalry is still alive, and what we need to see from Jayden Daniels and the offense.

Plus: Crosskey Merritt’s fumble, Dan Quinn calling out Mike Sainristil, the return of Dorance Armstrong, red-zone football, three increasingly optimistic score predictions… and Lee’s $150 Whole Foods shopping spree after two beers.

Can the Commanders avoid an 0–2 start and pull off a big win in Arlington?

Hail 🏈

The vibes were high. Then they weren't.

With the 2026 season just over a week away, Josh and James return to assess the state of the Commanders after a worrying end to preseason. The offensive line - particularly center - is causing serious concern, the cornerback room is looking increasingly threadbare, and the 41–3 loss to Baltimore hasn't exactly helped calm the nerves.

Lee joins from afar with a suitably pessimistic voice note, while Josh and James debate the panic meter, Dan Quinn's future, whether the Commanders can avoid another disastrous start, and whether preseason actually means anything at all.

Plus: running backs, kickers, Stefon Diggs, NFL Game Pass, fantasy advice, plans for the London game, and a surprisingly heated discussion about queueing at the top of Snowdon.

The football is nearly back. The vibes are... complicated.

The Edwards brothers are back for a two-man edition of Hail on Three, with the NFL season creeping closer and actual Washington football finally back on our screens.

We react to the brutal Laremy Tunsil injury and what losing one of the NFL’s best left tackles means for Jayden Daniels and the Commanders offense, before digging into Washington’s 20-7 preseason win over Miami. There’s running back intrigue as undrafted rookie Robert Henry Jr. makes his case, Kaytron Allen finds the end zone, Marcus Mariota picks up an injury and the kicker battle somehow manages to get even less reassuring.

Plus: Sonny Styles’ first NFL snaps, some deep-roster names to watch, Van Jefferson propaganda, Jayden Daniels’ slightly bizarre LSU number dispute, and a detour through Ipswich Cardinals football and the ever-expanding Hail on Three contingent heading to London.

Preseason is here. Four weeks to Philly. Hail.

The boys are finally back after the summer break, and there’s plenty of Commanders football to catch up on.

We react to Washington’s late addition of Stefon Diggs and what he could mean for Jayden Daniels, Terry McLaurin and the offense, before picking out some of the less-heralded free-agent signings we think could make a big impact this season. There’s also plenty from training camp, including the early buzz around Sonny Styles, the battle at kicker, the increasingly interesting WR room and what we want to see when preseason gets underway.

Plus: a surprise Hail on Three debut from Lee and Josh's dad, some early fantasy chat, and James returns with a long-awaited Hot Take on one of the great threats to British society: people forming an orderly queue at the pub.

Football is nearly back. Hail.