Kevin opened with the Bears-Lions Thanksgiving Day game and one of the worst clock management gaffes in recent memory. He previewed and picked the Commanders-Titans game as well. Jay Gruden jumped on for his weekly spot. He gave his keys to a Washington win over Tennessee along with a pick. He also had his “NFL Lock of the Week” which is 6-4 ATS on the season. Kevin finished up with his “Smell Test” picks.

Kevin is joined by Redskins great Billy Kilmer remembering the infamous “Clint Longley” game 50 years ago today. On Thanksgiving Day 1974, Longley came off the bench after Roger Staubach got knocked out and led the Cowboys to a stunning 24-23 comeback win over the Redskins. It’s still to this day ranked as the all-time NFL Thanksgiving Day moment.

Kevin opened with the news that came late yesterday that kicker Austin Seibert was placed on injured reserve with a new groin injury. Kevin talked more about the “Kliff Cliff” narrative on Kingsbury’s teams/offenses. He played some of his interview with ESPN’s Bill Barnwell from his radio show yesterday. He finished up with a Thanksgiving Day “Smell Test” and remembered Sean Taylor who passed away 17 years ago.

Kevin and Thom today with plenty on the reaction to a team in the midst of a 3-game losing skid. The boys discussed the season’s journey that started with no expectations, went to expecting wins, to now not knowing what to expect. Jayden, Kliff, and kicker talk on the show as well. The guys also talked Saquon Barkley as a potential record-setting MVP, Thanksgiving, and Thom made his Titans-Commanders prediction.

Kevin with his post-game recap of the Commanders “bad loss” to the Cowboys.

Kevin previewed, picked, and gave out his “Smell Test” picks in the opening segment of the show. He also had thoughts on the team naming Robert Griffin III the “Legend of the Game”. Jay Gruden jumped on with more on last week’s loss in Philly as well as his keys to a Commanders win over the Cowboys on Sunday. Jay gave out his “NFL Lock of the Week” too. Kevin then welcomed long-time Dallas Cowboys’ columnist/reporter Mickey Spagnola on the show to give the Dallas perspective on Sunday’s game.