Anything and everything is up for discussion when Dukes turns the show over to the listeners on Friday. Beer? Sure. MMA? Absolutely. BBQ? Exactly. It's Open Line Thursday and the listeners control the show. Part 2

Former NFL GM Andrew Brandt joins the program to help shed a little light on the injuries plaguing the league this season. How do the Packers and Texans stay on pace to get into the playoffs with injured QBs? 

106.7 The Fan's beat reporter for the Redskins jumps on the show from Seattle to help preview a game that most people are not giving Washington a shot to win. Craig Hoffman joins CDVTW to talk Seahawks/Redskins. 

He's got a giant carryout container of milk in the kitchen refrigerator. He's got an issue with paper bowls. He has his own intro music and audio production. He's Joe 'The Rooster' Russo Russell and he's on CDVTW. 

Chad Dukes is starting late because the Washington Nationals introduced their new manager, Dave Martinez. Making up for lost time, Big Shooter sets the table for the rest of the program. 

Rick Maese of the Washington Post joins the show to discuss the massive amount of injuries on the Redskins. In addition, he informs the show on the latest in regards to Cousins and Pryor. Why aren’t they connecting?

Considering the tall task of facing the Seahawks on the road and how decimated with injuries the Redskins are, there is little chance for a win. Dukes weighs in on how Kirk Cousins could change everything this weekend. 

Yacht Rock Thursday gives way to tequila Thursday when Dukes invites his insane fantasy expert, Brad Evans onto the show. Evans knows everything that anyone who plays fantasy could possibly care about. 

Thursday Night Football wasn't exactly great last week, but that doesn't mean it won't be exciting when the Bills and Jets take the field tonight. Joe Buscaglia and Andy Vasquez join CDVTW to preview the game. 

Another shocking development in the never-ending coverage of Joe 'The Rooster' Russo. Apparently, he is using and old sweet and sour chicken container to house milk for his coffee at work. Very strange.