Ryan Wilson of CBS Sports covers the NFL as well as anyone. What is the latest on the Seattle Seahawks, Andrew Luck and the Colts as well as the Thursday Night Football game tonight? Ryan Wilson on CDVTW.

If it wasn't for the injury reports, the Redskins mid-week press conferences would only be 30 seconds. Unfortunately, Coach Gruden has to spend hours reading of the names and afflictions of those listed. 

Jim 'Land Phil' Mullins and Chris 'Blue Shorts' Lingebach are probably responsible for 70% of the entire behind the scenes mischief at The Fan. No one ever lets anyone have any sort of reprieve around here. 

Santana Moss shows up looking sharp and putting Dukes to shame! Not only that, but the guys discuss some breaking news coming out of Houston. Phenomanal rookie QB Deshaun Watson has gotten hurt. 

The Redskins are decimated by injuries, but they still have to play the Seattle Seahawks, in Seattle. What does Moss think about how the team matches up with their opponents this weekend? 

Santana Moss and Chad Dukes are discussing all of the injuries that the burgundy and gold face this weekend. However, there is one guy that may be able to return to the lineup. Hopefully, someone can find DeAngelo Hall.

Only on Chad Dukes Vs The World... Big Shooter and Santana Moss mentioned that they'd like to talk to DeAngelo Hall last segment, and the Redskins' star decides to call in and talk about his status!

The aftershocks following the NFL's trade deadline are still being felt. Conor Orr wrote about how football evolved to this point in the MMQB.com. He joins CDVTW to discuss the changes in the NFL landscape. 

The journey that Brock Osweiler took to go from backup QB on the Broncos to now being named the starter was nuts. Shawn Drotar covers all things Denver and joins CDVTW to talk about this crazy tale. 

Just because the L.A. Rams and the San Francisco 49ers look to have their QBs of the future doesn't mean that Kirk Cousins and the Redskins will live happily ever after. There is a lot of football left, and questions yet to be answered.