Kevin opened the show with a Netflix documentary recommendation. He talked about Kyle Smith’s importance and why the Redskins should be careful about a QB at 15. Thom called in to talk the latest on Bryce Harper. JP Finlay called in from the Indy Combine to talk Skins’ priorities and the possibility of a trade for Antonio Brown.
Kevin opens the show by talking about everything that happened this weekend, from the Terps to the Caps and Wizards and, yes, even the Oscars. He then talks about the compensatory picks the Redskins received, and how he thinks the team could use them. To close the show, Patrick Stevens joins to talk about how the NCAA Tournament is shaping up, where Maryland could end up playing, Georgetown’s chances and more.
Kevin opens the show with discussion about Jay Gruden’s influence on the Redskins’ offseason QB decisions. Scott Van Pelt joined Kevin and talked pay for college players and Terps’ basketball. Andy Pollin joined the show to talk Robert Kraft’s pending arrest and the signing of Albert Haynesworth 10 years ago this coming week.
Kevin opens the show with some weather talk and then gets to Zion Williamson’s broken shoe/injury. Thom joins the show from Nats’ spring training with thoughts on the Machado deal. Kevin and Thom discuss a letter written by a Skins’ fan to Dan Snyder as well. Some NFL, Caps, College Hoops discussion and more.
Kevin opens the show with a Terps-Iowa recap. Former NFL agent Joel Corry joins the show to talk NFL free agency and how likely it is the Redskins can create enough cap space to participate in a meaningful way. Also, the AAF nearly went out of business and former ref Tim Donaghy did indeed conspire to fix NBA games.
Kevin opened the show with some college basketball including a quick prediction on tonight’s Maryland-Iowa game and tomorrow’s snow/ice storm. Thom called in from Nats’ spring training. They talked Nats, Kirk Cousins tweeting, Flacco, and more. Kevin then finished up the show with a player he would like to see the Skins sign when NFL free agency starts next month.