Kevin and Thom start the show talking about the Wizards’ trades of Otto Porter and Markieff Morris. Scott Van Pelt calls in to talk about Maryland’s win at Nebraska, the NBA trade deadline, and Maryland’s football signing day which included a surprising QB signing. Bryce Harper, MLB rule changes, and the greatest left-handed NBA players were part of the show today too.
Kevin opens the show talking John Wall’s ruptured achilles with Scott Jackson. Is the Wall era over? Both Kevin and Scott think yes. Former Redskins & Texans GM Charley Casserly joins the show to talk Super Bowl, Patriots, Redskins, and quarterbacks in the upcoming NFL Draft. Also, Kevin thinks the Lakers’ 42-point loss to the Pacers is a result of an off-putting trade deadline situation.
Kevin and Thom opened the show talking about the Super Bowl, the Patriots’ dynasty, and the SB TV ratings. They discussed the “Way Too Early NFL Power Rankings” and the Redskins’ place on that list. Wizards and Bryce Harper conversation on the show too.
Kevin opens the show with a detailed recap of Super Bowl 53, both on the field and what we saw on TV. Also on the show a Weekend DVR which included Caps, Wizards, Terps, and more.
Kevin opens the show with a reaction to Josh Norman saying the Redskins would have won the Super Bowl if Alex Smith didn’t get hurt. Bruce Allen spoke again…Kevin reacted to some of that and the Ted Leonsis interview yesterday where he said the Wizards won’t be trading Wall, Beal, or Porter. Chris Cooley joined the show and talked Skins and Super Bowl. Kevin had a Super Bowl Smell Test and a Super Bowl pick with Andy Pollin.
Kevin opens the show with a brief recap of the Wizards impressive win over Indiana and then he gets to the Rob Ryan hire by the Redskins. He talks about trading up in the draft for a quarterback and whether or not the Redskins should do it. Thom joined the show. They talked Skins, Maryland investigation cost, Goodell press conference, NFL Hall of Fame, and Bryce Harper. Kevin finished up the show with memories of the Redskins Super Bowl 22 win 31 years ago today.
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