Kevin opened with his Top 10 Washington Football “What Ifs” list. It was a follow-up to the conversation he had with Fred Smoot on Friday’s show. He then got to the Ian Rappaport comment from Friday’s Pat McAfee show when he said about Washington’s new ownership….”they’re not changing the name”. Al Galdi jumped on for the rest of the show to talk Commanders and Stephen Strasburg’s legacy.

Kevin with a Chase Young hypothetical to start the show along with a pick on tonight’s Miami-Denver Game 4. Then it was Fred Smooth with so many great takes they’re impossible to list. But his best, the comparable for Sam Howell aka “The Lone Wolf” is HOFer Kurt Warner!

Kevin is joined by Michael Phillips/Richmond Times-Dispatch to recap Commanders’ mini-camp. The boys discussed Ron Rivera’s confirmation today that Sam Howell has maintained his QB1 spot heading into training camp later in the summer. They talked Eric Bieniemy, Howell to Dyami Brown, the running backs, tight ends, and Michael’s pick to be a surprise contributor in 2023. Kevin finished up talking about the Wizards’ introducing their new front office today along with thoughts on Denver’s impressive Game 3 win in Miami.

Kevin opened with the NBA Finals, the NFL/Josh Harris finance meeting in NYC, and memories of 5 years ago tonight (Caps) and 45 years ago tonight (Bullets). Then it was Sam Fortier/Washington Post with what he thinks and knows about the legitimacy of Washington’s summer “QB competition”. They talked surprise 2023 Commanders’ contributor, Chase Young, and more. Steve Sands/Golf Channel-NBC was a guest on the show to explain what the hell happened yesterday in golf with the “merger” between the PGA and LIV Tour.

Kevin opened with the first day of Commanders’ mini-camp, Ron Rivera’s comments on the state of the QB competition, Albert Breer’s confirmation that Washington had been open to trading Chase Young, and the stunning news of the PGA-LIV Tour merger. After that, Doc Walker the rest of the way. Doc was at mini-camp today and had a full report.

Kevin opened with Miami’s Game 2 win in Denver and local Denny McCarthy’s playoff loss at The Memorial. Then it was Nicki Jhabvala/Washington Post the rest of the way. They talked Commanders’ sale, Mini-Camp, and we found out that Nicki grew up in a household of Redskin fans!