Kevin with his recap of Washington’s 19-13 win over the Falcons yesterday to start. Jay Gruden jumped on for a few minutes to talk about the Commanders’ third straight win and where they rank right now among the likely NFC playoff teams. Kevin went “Around the NFL” and then brought ESPN’s “Stanford Steve” on the show to talk about the college football weekend and project the playoff field. Kevin finished up the show with Maryland’s blowout win over Rutgers to finish up a 7-5 regular season.

Kevin with Logan Paulsen today previewing and picking tomorrow’s Washington-Atlanta game. Kevin talked about Sean Taylor on the 15-year anniversary of his death. He also had 10 more “Smell Test” picks for today and tomorrow.  

Cooley and Kevin today featuring Cooley’s thoughts on Washington’s win over Houston along with his “film breakdown” of Washington’s defense, Taylor Heinicke, Logan Thomas, and the overall offensive running game. Kevin had two Thanksgiving Day “Smell Test” picks as well.

Kevin and Thom today on a variety of topics to start the show including Thom’s dream girl, soccer, Brian Orakpo, and John Wall. Most of the show however focuses on where the Washington Commanders are headed in this turnaround 2022 season. How many games will they win? Will they make the playoffs? If they get there, are they a threat to win games?

Kevin with a complete recap of Washington’s 23-10 win in Houston to improve to 6-5 on the season. Is this team legit good? Where is this headed? At 6-5, the playoffs are becoming a legitimate possibility. Kevin shares his optimistic thoughts on the team, the game, and more. After going “Around the NFL”, Al Galdi jumped on with Kevin to talk about yesterday’s game and the rest of the season.

Kevin covers the latest DC/Karl Racine lawsuit against the Commanders with “Neil in Rockville” to start the show before Cooley jumped on to talk Washington-Houston and more. A preview and prediction from the guys before Kevin finished up with his “Smell Test” which has produced 6 winning weeks over the last 8.