Kevin opened with a legitimate reason for missing the podcast yesterday. Kevin and Thom discussed Maryland’s loss last night at Wisconsin and then debated Dwayne Haskins or Joe Burrow. More Redskins talk followed including the current odds on next year’s Super Bowl winner which revealed an early indication on what Vegas thinks of the 2020 Skins. They got to the Astros’ scandal, the Nats, and why Baltimore’s loss Saturday night to Tennessee wasn’t an indictment on Lamar Jackson.
Kevin opened with a total recap of the 4 NFL playoff games from the weekend. ESPN’s Stanford Steve (The Scott Van Pelt Show) called in from New Orleans to talk NFL Playoff games and tonight’s NCAA Championship game. Kevin finished up with thoughts on the news that Bill Cowher and Jimmy Johnson are going into the NFL Hall of Fame. He also had a pick on tonight’s Clemson-LSU game.
It was a “Cooley and Kevin” Football Friday show. Plenty of Redskins discussion to start and then a game-by-game preview of this weekend’s four NFL Divisional Playoff games. Kevin finished up with 3 “Smell Test” picks.
Kevin and Thom discuss the John Beilein controversy as well as what’s going on with the hiring of minority coaches in the NFL. They also talk about the Redskins hiring Scott Turner and what that means about a possible return of Norv Turner. Plus some more around Ron Rivera, Jack Del Rio and more.
Kevin and Thom opened with their feelings on Ron Rivera turning the Redskins into “Carolina North.” They discussed whether or not they want Trent Williams back in DC. Also quick conversations about the Dallas, Carolina, and Giant hires. Some Cousins, Brees, and Sean Payton talk too. Kevin and Aaron finished up the show with a Terps-Buckeyes preview.
Kevin opens with the Vikings 26-20 overtime win in New Orleans. Yes, some gloating about Kirk too. NFL analyst Ross Tucker joined the show to talk about all four NFL playoff games. Kevin broke them down one by one in detail as well. Kevin finished up with all of the Redskins’ news from the weekend.
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