Kevin and Thom today opened with the Commanders’ 2025 schedule loaded with prime-time and stand-alone games. Was Washington given an unfair “net rest day” schedule? What surprised the guys? How did they feel about two games with the Eagles over the final three weeks of the season? A full buffet of schedule-talk topics on the show today. The boys talked Caps, Pete Rose/Hall of Fame, and Thom has a condo confrontation brewing while Kevin has a challenge keeping his family from heading to Madrid for the Skins-Dolphins game in November.

Kevin opened with Washington’s NFL Schedule starting to come together. Former Redskins’ GM Scot McCloughan joined Kevin to talk about a number of topics including the Commanders’ 2025 draft. Scot also weighed in with his evaluation and thoughts about Shadeur Sanders and told some good Skins’ draft day stories.

Kevin and Thom today opened with the miserable NBA Draft Lottery that left the Wizards with its worst possible outcome before getting to more misery….the Caps’ Game 4 loss in Carolina. The Commanders now have two games on its 2025 schedule that have been announced officially. The boys are all in on a trip to Madrid to watch Washington face off against the Dolphins and Kevin thinks the Week 16 match-up against Philly may lead into a Christmas Day game against either Chicago or Green Bay. More on Trey Hendrickson and a feel-good story about this year’s Heisman Trophy winner on the show as well.

Kevin opened today with some NFL Schedule news that affects Washington’s opening weekend. Also, some news out of Cincinnati from Trey Hendrickson. Could he still be traded? And where? Kevin talked Wizards “Draft Lottery”, Caps-Carolina, NBA Playoffs, and he responded to something Dan Quinn said during Commanders’ rookie mini-camp over the weekend. Michael Arkush/”The Golf 100″ joined Kevin to talk about his bestselling book ranking the all-time best golfers.

Kevin today with his Annual Washington “Mock Schedule”. He’s got the whys, wheres, and whens of Washington’s 2025 slate which promises to be the most high-profile schedule the team has had in years.

Kevin opened with the Caps Game 2 win over Carolina and plenty of Washington football including something he learned today about one of the Commanders’ draft picks. Then, Kevin revisited his interview with NFL Schedule-Maker Mike North from April before unveiling three of his annual Washington “Mock Schedule” games including the Skins’ opener and their first Monday Night game of the year. He will deliver his entire “Mock Schedule” on a special podcast tomorrow. He finished up the show talking Caps-Hurricanes with Al Koken.