Kevin and Thom today on the new name launch, the Washington Commanders. It wasn’t the smoothest of roll-outs but who expected otherwise. The boys discussed the Brian Flores law suit against the NFL and three of its teams. Some Tom Brady, Terps-Michigan State, and the unbelievable reception Chris Beard got in his return to Texas Tech last night as well.

Cooley in with Kevin today. Their reaction to the expected “Washington Commanders” announcement tomorrow. Also, Cooley’s recaps of both the NFC and AFC Championship games plus an early thought or two on the Super Bowl match-up between the Rams and Bengals. The boys also discussed Albert Breer’s SI.com story about Washington going all in on one of the big-name QBs via trade.

Kevin today with his recaps of the AFC and NFC Championship games. Those followed by a call-in from Michael Phillips/Richmond Times Dispatch with his best guesses on the new name and new quarterbacks for the Washington Football Team.

Kevin and Thom today on the NFC and AFC Championship games. Keys to both games along with final score predictions and Kevin’s “Smell Test” included. The boys also discussed the Congressional Oversight and Reform “round-table” scheduled for next week on Washington Football’s toxic culture.

Kevin today with some sports to start but followed by a fascinating interview with Washington Post contributor Kevin Ambrose who has written extensively over the years about the deadliest disaster in Washington DC history. Tomorrow marks the 100-year anniversary of the Knickerbocker Theatre collapse during the city’s worst snowstorm ever. 98 died. 133 were injured. It was a night of chaos that brought out two war heroes, one past, one future, to assist in the rescue and recovery. Just an incredible story.

Kevin with a journey back 30 years ago today when the Washington Redskins beat the Buffalo Bills to win Super Bowl 26 in Minneapolis. He recapped the 37-24 win over the Bills using the actual calls from Pat Summerall and John Madden on CBS. MVP Runner-Up safety Brad Edwards and Skins’ great Joe Jacoby joined Kevin with their memories of that season, week, and the big game. Aaron Schatz/Football Outsiders joined the show to discuss why Football Outsiders ranks the ’91 Redskins as the greatest NFL team of all-time.