The Radio Sherpa is a conversationalist and loves to pontificate on all manner of topics. That is why he invented Open Line Thursday. This way, the listeners get to call the show and ask about anything under the sun. Part 1

The Radio Sherpa is a conversationalist and loves to pontificate on all manner of topics. That is why he invented Open Line Thursday. This way, the listeners get to call the show and ask about anything under the sun. Part 2

Michael Lombardi was an NFL executive for many years and covers the game these days for The Ringer. He joins CDVTW to discuss the Saints, the way the NFL is covered and the Jerry Jones vs. Roger Godell feud. 

The Thursday Night Football contest was a little bit different last night. The league tried to use a brand new camera angle in an effort to jazz up the broadcast. Dukes didn't dig it, and he wants to know what the listeners think. 

The title of this segment is not even close to encapsulating the horror that it contains. Curtesy flushes need to be used. This is a fact that cannot be disputed, and there are days that lessons hit harder than others are. 

Dukes wraps up the week’s selection of shows by bringing on the always inflammatory and exciting Clay Travis. They discuss ESPN layoffs, the way people consume sports and much, much more.

Sliding into the number 2 spot in the lineup is Brad Evans. He normally joins the show later, but he is getting more and more in demand every week. He joins CDVTW to talk about the most pressing fantasy football issues. 

Big Shooter wants people to check out a very important cause. It's World Pancreatic Cancer Day. Its a horrible disease that kills virtually everyone it touches. Go to Chad's Twitter page and see how you can help if you'd like to. 

Is it true? Is it possible? There are rumors that the Green bay Packers might get Aaron Rodgers back just in time for the playoffs. Dukes talks to Packers reporter Mark Daniels about the situation. 

Longtime friend of the show, Brian McNally, jumps aboard to talk about his piece about Samaje Perine in the Richmond Times-Dispatch. What does the running back need to do to establish his presence?