Kevin had Dan Steinberg/Washington Post on the show today for a conversation about Dan Snyder’s exit, Josh Harris’ arrival, and a lot more. Kevin also discussed Albert Breer’s S.I. interview with Harris.

Kevin today opened with more on the ownership change and the overwhelming odds from one sportsbook favoring a future name change. Tom Friend who covered the Redskins in the late ’80s for the Washington Post and is a lifelong fan was a guest as was Neil In Rockville to recap the Mary Jo White investigation.

Kevin solo today on the new ownership introductory press conference today at Fed Ex Field. You’ll hear what owners Josh Harris, Magic Johnson, and Mitch Rales had to say. Additionally, there were several interesting comments including from Magic earlier in the day about the possibility of a name change. Dan and Tanya Snyder released a statement that Kevin discussed as well.

Kevin today on the turning of the Dan Snyder page. He also has recommended opening remarks for Josh Harris. The rest of Kevin and Andy Pollin’s conversation from yesterday as well.

Kevin opened the show by answering a tweet that asked Kevin if he thinks Sam Howell “deserves” the chance to be the 2023 Week 1 starter. Kevin was then joined by Andy Pollin on the eve of what should be an owner vote to ratify Josh Harris as the new owner of the Washington Commanders tomorrow in Minneapolis. The boys looked back on the 24-year Snyder disaster and looked forward to the Harris era.

Kevin and Thom today talking about the final days of Snyder. The boys discussed the Washington Post report that the NFL Finance Committee has approved the Josh Harris deal and that Snyder and the league have resolved their legal issues. Snyder also met with Mary Jo White according to the Post report. Now comes a vote on Thursday and the closing of the purchase shortly thereafter. The guys talked about the moment they knew Snyder as an owner had doomed the franchise. They also discussed where the Snyder exit ranks among the most important DC “non-game” sports stories. Some Ohtani and Thom’s Hemingway “Look-Alike” contest prep was part of the show as well.