Kevin with his thoughts on the likelihood that Carson Wentz will be the starter for the final two games of the season which will determine Washington’s playoff fate. Kevin also with his recap of the 37-20 loss to the 49ers. One final “Smell Test” pick as well to finish up the weekend at the very end of the show.

Cooley with his thoughts and “film” on the loss to the Giants last week to start. Then the boys preview and predict the 49ers game. Kevin finished with 4 NFL “Smell Test” picks.

Kevin and Thom opened with Scott Turner’s admission that Brian Robinson Jr. should’ve gotten more carries on Sunday night in the loss to the Giants. They talked about Washington’s well-done and emotional Pro Bowl video where Ron Rivera broke the news to Tress Way, Jon Allen, Terry McLauren, and Jeremy Reaves that they had made it. What will the overall feeling about this season be if it falls short of the playoffs? The boys discussed. Thom’s Christmas plans, what VSG means, and some local TV numbers for Commanders’ games.

Kevin opened with the news that Hall of Fame RB Franco Harris passed away at the age of 72. The 50-year anniversary of “The Immaculate Reception” was already scheduled to be celebrated and remembered this weekend. The timing of Harris’ passing and his most memorable moment is something Kevin spent time discussing. Kevin talked Commanders and Heinicke vs Wentz in the open as well. Ben Standig/The Athletic jumped on to discuss how short the Heinicke leash is. Dave Feldman (Feldy!) was also on the show from the Bay Area to answer the question, ‘how good are the 49ers”?

Kevin and Thom today with a lot more on Washington’s Sunday night loss to the Giants including plenty on the controversial officiating. Also, Ron Rivera implied the Taylor Heinicke was close to being benched on Sunday night and that the game against the 49ers may be his last chance to hold on to the starting job. Some Wizards and World Cup from the boys too.

Kevin opened with his recap of Washington’s 20-12 loss last night to the Giants at Fed Ex Field. Logan Paulsen jumped on with his thoughts on the loss. Kevin went “Around the NFL” to finish up.