Albert Breer writes for the MMQB website and he joins the show to discuss the top QBs in the upcoming draft as well as the Washington Redskins and how his play of late will affect the off-season for the team and QB. 

Is it really possible that the Washington Redskins wide receiver don’t like or respect Kirk Cousins? Is it possible that no one in DC knew about this? Dukes and Loverro discuss a story that seems to be growing legs. Pt. 1

Is it really possible that the Washington Redskins wide receiver don’t like or respect Kirk Cousins? Is it possible that no one in DC knew about this? Dukes and Loverro discuss a story that seems to be growing legs. Pt. 2

Clay Travis of Outkick the Coverage joins the show to talk about the Supreme Court and gambling, the Tennessee head coaching search insanity, the changing face of sports media and much more.

Jordan Schultz covers the NFL for Yahoo Sports and joins the show to discuss the Bengals/Steelers game from last night. Was that game any different from most NFL games? Is the Burfect suspension warranted?

People are losing their minds because the tolls on 66 in Virginia are about to get a lot more expensive. Dukes talks with Ron Myer, a Loudoun County Supervisor about the changes and plans to challenge them. 

Is there anything that the majority of human beings like? Is it possible to find a consensus? Or, has social media just allowed everyone's inner cry-baby to take center stage and find the grey speck in the massive silver lining? 

Monday Night Football does not normally get as much discussion as it is getting today. In addition, the reasons are not good. Andrew Fillipponi of 93.7 The Fan in Pittsburgh joins CDVTW to discuss. 

No one wants to be labeled a bad person. However, that is one of the primary uses of social media these days. People saying that other people are not concerned about their pet causes. No one cares. No one is that concerned. 

Is football too violent to exist? Are we, as a society finally getting to the place where we cannot deal with the barbarism! Dukes wants people to stop pretending to be concerned about things they patronize.