Andy Pollin and Thom Loverro are in the studio for Chad Dukes this afternoon. They start the show talking about Colin Kaepernick turning down the AAF and the news that he has come to a settlement with the NFL. What does this mean going forward?

Segment 1 – 00:10

Segment 2 – 18:00

Segment 3 – 28:00

Ben Standig from NBC Sports Washington comes on to talk about the big battle in Charlottesville last night between UVS and Duke plus more!

Andy and Thom ask if the Redskins should resign Adrian Peterson, talk about the economy in baseball, and Old School Andy

Andy and Thom talk about the Wizards 2 game winning streak following their trades, the Capitals losing to Florida, and the big match up in the ACC between Duke and Virginia

0:05 Richard Justice interview

16:06 Odds & ends, show wrap up

0:05 Proposed baseball rule changes

11:14 Calls on the new proposed rule changes

22:23 New football league starting tonight

35:53 Old School Andy – 12 years ago Dan Snyder bought Johnny Rockets

0:05 John Wall’s injury, Scott Brooks comments

12:56 Calls on the Wizards

23:33 The passing of Frank Robinson

35:18 Birthdays & an arrest has been made

Andy and Thom continue to examine everything that matters from the Super Bowl as well as talking to Xs & Os expert Warren Sharp. How badly did Sean McVay get outcoached? What exactly is the calling card of Bill Belichick’s style?

Warren Sharp – 00:10

Half Time Shows – 19:44

A Look At The Caps – 37:30

When Will The Redskins Be Backs? – 44:42

Andy Pollin are in the studio to cover the Super Bowl and break down how the Patriots did it and what went wrong with the Rams. They also discuss the latest mock draft from Chris Trapasso of CBS Sports. Who does he have the Redskins taking?

Chris Trapasso – 00:10

Make Everything Challengeable – 18:24

Carson Wentz and the Eagles – 30:00

The day after the Super Bowl is one of the days that broadcasters love working. Andy Pollin and Thom Loverro are in today and in this installment they talk Christopher Price of the Boston Sports Journal and Des Bieler of the Washington Post.

Christopher Price – 00:10

Des Bieler – 17:48

Birthdays – 32:00