Tony opens the show by talking about an unexpected guest he had on Sunday, and he also talks about Juan Soto signing with the Mets for 15 years and $765 million dollars.
Tony opens the show by talking about an unexpected guest he had on Sunday, and he also talks about Juan Soto signing with the Mets for 15 years and $765 million dollars.
Bram breaks down the week 14 games during the Commanders bye week and what the results mean for Washington’s chances to be part of the 2024 playoffs. HOME | Ampire Media
Andy begins with Juan Soto’s monster contract with the Mets and his return to the NL East.
The Nationals are getting set for their 20th anniversary, Ryan Zimmerman joined the MLB Network to go down memory lane. Then, Mike jumps into the Nats lack of action on the hot stove and how the fan base is laying down what they expect from ownership once the free agency dominoes start to fall.
Tony opens the show by talking about how awful the Wizards are this year, Michael gives a review of “Wicked”, and Tony also talks about Bill Belichick interviewing to be the head coach at UNC.
Andy recaps the Lions win over the Packers on TNF, which inches the Commanders closer to the #6 seed in the NFC.
Andy Pollin is joined by Ravens’ Editorial Director Ryan Mink to discuss if the Ravens can rally to get into the playoffs after a Week 13 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles and as well sharing his thoughts on the suspension of the WR Diontae Johnson.
A look at the Commanders offense and why Sunday was a good indication for what’s to come for the stretch run. Plus, a past offensive coordinator on the move again.
Mike starts the show talking about the latest on the Commanders and the chances of them landing at RFK.
Tony opens the show by talking with Chris Cillizza about the glory days of the Big East, and Tony also talks about the latest college football playoff rankings that have the Miami Hurricanes on the outside looking in.
Andy starts with the news that the Commanders have hired Mark Clouse as their new team president.
Some news breaks during the show: Maryland is willing to stand down in an RFK vote if DC gives them…jets?! Mike with thoughts on that and what’s been happening on Capitol Hill this week with Roger Goodell and Josh Harris out and about.
Bram and Callow discuss the path to the playoffs for Washington by going through the remaining schedules of the other NFC contenders. Plus London Fletcher describes his relationship with Bobby Wagner during a segment of the Booth Review podcast.
Josh Harris and Roger Goodell seen meeting on Capitol Hill, and Dan Quinn on how Commanders plan to use the bye week.
Mike starts the show finally talking about a Commanders victory for the first time in a month as Washington blew out Tennessee yesterday at Landover. The offense, defense and Jayden Daniels were showing off before the bye