Kevin and Aaron opened with some NBA All-Star game discussion and then got quickly to Maryland’s huge Saturday night win at Michigan State. Was this Turgeon’s biggest win? Where does Anthony Cowan’s close-out performance rank on the list of the greatest Terp finishes? Lots of Redskins talk off the news of the cuts on Friday and Kevin did a quick XFL vs NFL pace-of-play study and shared the surprising results.
Kevin opened with the news that the Redskins are releasing Josh Norman. JP Finlay/NBC Sports Washington was a guest to discuss Norman, Quinton Dunbar, Trent Williams and more. Kevin and Aaron talked about the Matthew McConaughey/Dan Snyder “Happy Thanksgiving” video. The guys finished up previewing Maryland-Michigan State.
Kevin and Thom talk about the 30th anniversary of Tyson-Douglas. They then talk about the Redskins before looking at what the QB Carousel might look like in this NFL offseason.
Kevin opens with Maryland’s scare last night against Nebraska and then got to a ton of Redskins’ news including reports that Trent Williams and Ron Rivera have spoken. There was news about Quinton Dunbar from Doc Walker, an NFL Draft analyst who described Chase Young’s flaws, and a Sporting News opinion that Phillip Rivers and the Redskins are a good fit.
Kevin is back from Utah. Thom joined him. They talked about Quinton Dunbar’s “trade or release” demand. The boys discussed ESPN’s Mike Greenberg’s criticism of the Redskins’ handling of Dwayne Haskins. They talked XFL, MLB postseason changes, the Terps, and Phillip Rivers too.
Kevin and Thom opened with a few more SB thoughts including why Patrick Mahomes can already be considered Hall-of-Fame worthy. Ron Rivera said that he and the organization haven’t talked to Trent Williams yet….why not? They theorized on why the Vegas odds-makers have installed the Redskins as the longest shot on the 2020 NFL board. Thom talked about his latest column featuring a depressing “All-Time Super Bowl” team. Todd McShay’s thoughts on why Chase Young is a no-brainer for the Skins at 2 is discussed as well.
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