Kevin looks into the new investigation the NFL has launched into the latest Dan Snyder allegation(s) with Howard Gutman (long-time DC attorney/former Ambassador to Belgium). Also, some really good intel/conversation on the Brian Flores racial discrimination lawsuit against the NFL and whether or not Stephen Ross (Dolphins owner) could be in big trouble if it’s proven he offered $100k to Flores to lose games. Chris Knoche was on the show as well to talk about the Juwan Howard-Greg Gard incident yesterday. Kevin and Chris also on the college hoops season and the Terps.

Kevin with Jay Gruden today on Washington’s pursuit of a quarterback, the Super Bowl, and more NFL-related topics. Kevin opened the show explaining the difference between the Dan Snyder/Washington and Jerry Richardson/Carolina situations. He also weighed in on the college football decision to not expand its playoff format.

Kevin and Thom opened the show with a sincere thanks to being voted the #1 DC Sports Podcast by the DC Sports Podcast Association. Kevin watched a ton of Malik Willis tape and he’s all in. The boys talked about the latest news on the Washington Commanders “Crest”. Also on the show, Demar Derozan’s record-setting accomplishment last night and the Cowboys paying $2.4 million in a settlement to its cheerleaders.

Kevin with Cooley opened the show talking about whether or not Washington should be all in on Deshaun Watson. Also, Cooley on the Super Bowl and more. Al Galdi jumped on to talk about Ryan Zimmerman’s retirement and also tons of Washington Football talk with Kevin.

Kevin with his Super Bowl recap, thoughts on the Mike Florio/Pro Football Talk report on Dan Snyder, and what about Kyler Murray to Washington?

Cooley with Kevin today talking lots of “Commanders”, “Skins”, Rivera, and a “Rodgers vs Wilson in Washington” conversation. Then it was a thorough preview of Super Bowl 56. Analysis, final score predictions, a couple of prop bet ideas, and Kevin’s final “Smell Test” of the season. A quick thought from Kevin at the end of the show on the Wizards’ trades and the Terps’ loss.