Dirt & Sprague

The guys recap the MNF doubleheader and look ahead to the Seahawks-Rams showdown as Curtis Crabtree of 950 KJR joins the Daily Ticker with an update. Plus Washington and Philly square off at the same time to see who remains alive in the NFC East race.

Curtis Crabtree of 950 KJR in Seattle joins the Ticker with the latest on the player availability for the Seahawks taking on the Rams tonight.

A Monday Night Football doubleheader to recap, plus injury updates, big time NBA performances and the last NHL games for a while.

Bo Nix is coming to the Ducks, what does this mean for the QB position at Oregon...Swag is most confused by this move. Plus a pair of MNF games this evening due to COVID postponements and the USFL starts its ad campaign.

The NFL is completely up in the air with 3 weeks left in the regular season, the Packers are the only team to clinch a playoff spot are they the best team in the NFC, while the AFC is a total crapshoot. Add in the COVID complications causing rescheduling of games, and can a RB win the NFL MVP this year.

The Lions win, Tom Brady gets shut out and no one can clinch a playoff spot in the AFC. All the action from a wild NFL Sunday in this Morning's Crunch.

Luke Anderson filling in for Dirt & Sprague this week with Swag as they get ready for Christmas festivities then dive into a wild NFL Sunday in the Morning Crunch. The Blazers win a road game are they ready for another mid season winning streak, and the Beavs flame out in the Jimmy Kimmel Bowl.

Sprague responds to Jason Quick's comments on the current state of the Blazers, wonders what the plan at QB for the Ducks in the Alamo bowl is all about then welcomes Angie Machado to the Daily Ticker for a preview of the Beavers in the Jimmy Kimmel Bowl.

Sprague trying to retake the lead over Kevin Todd makes his picks for this weekend's action while Swag just tries not to lose too much money.

A whole lot to break down from the TNF showdown between the Chiefs and Chargers plus some preview sound for the rest of Week 15 of the NFL slate.