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Washington Commanders linebacker Frankie Luvu wakes up with "GMFB" and discusses on being featured in "O le fogava'a e tasi. One Family" and his leap to stop the "Tush Push" in the 2024 NFC Championship Game.

Born and raised in American Samoa, Commanders Linebacker Frankie Luvu came to the United States with a mission to support his family and make it to the National Football League. Now as he shines at the games highest level, he looks to inspire the next generation of Polynesian athletes and finish the job his brother started many years ago.

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(07:43) Schedule Superlatives
(25:13) Rookie Report
(42:00) Fact or Fake?

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The "GMFB" crew shares which is most intriguing non-primetime game in 2025.

The "GMFB" crew discuss which game would they love to attend in '25 season.

The "GMFB" crew discuss which Week 16 matchup will have larger playoff implication between the Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Commanders or Green Bay Packers vs. Chicago Bears.

The "GMFB" crew discuss which QB match we're most excited for in 2025 season.

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(01:00) 2027 NFL Draft

(11:00) NFC East Position Group Rankings

(21:35) Voicemails

(30:18) Tom Luginbill

(48:00) More voicemails

(1:03:00) Retired Numbers

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The White House announces the 2027 NFL Draft will be held in Washington, D.C.

(1:50) Commanders Return to DC

(4:15) Bram Weinstein Joins the Show

(12:40) Draft Class Reactions

(23:45) Gabe Taylor

(36:30) Prank Calls

(42:40) Josh Conerly Jr. Challenge

(47:50) BBQs

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Commanders Managing Partner Josh Harris speaks with media members about the team's plans for a new stadium.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser, Commanders Managing Partner Josh Harris and NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell spoke to media members about the franchise's plans to return to D.C.

Assistant general manager Lance Newmark addressed the media after Day 3 of the NFL Draft.

Running back Jacory Croskey-Merritt addressed the media after being drafted.

The Washington Commanders select Arizona Wildcats running back in Round 7 of the 2025 NFL Draft with the No. 245 overall pick.

Washington Commanders linebacker Kain Medrano addressed the media after being drafted.

Listen as wide receiver Jaylin Lane receives the call from GM Adam Peters that he's joining the Commanders.

Washington Commanders wide receiver Jaylin Lane addressed the media after being drafted with the 128 overall pick.

The Washington Commanders select Virginia Tech Hokies wide receiver Jaylin Lane in Round 4 of the 2025 NFL Draft with the No. 128 overall pick (via a trade with the Houston Texans).

Listen in as general manager Adam Peters tells Trey Amos that they're picking him with the No. 61 overall selection.