Washington fell in its preseason opener to the Patriots on Thursday night but there are plenty of positives to look at away from both the offensive and defensive side of the ball. The special teams though looks like it may need some help.

It's a short show on Thursday but we're getting ready for the Washington Football preseason opener with Bob and Sean. They duo chat with radio postgame host Scott Jackson as well.

Matt is back from vacation and diving into some great sports talk with ESPN Radio's Freddie Coleman. He also takes a peek at tonight's NFL preseason games include the Washington vs. New England matchup.

Tim Shovers from The Nats Chat Podcast gives us the latest on the Nationals who are in action versus the Mets while Morey Hershgordon from WPRI-TV in Providence helps preview the Patriots preseason opener versus the Washington Football Team on Thursday.

Bob has got the latest scores as the Nationals and Mets square off, plus gets the latest baseball news from Chelsea Janes from the Washington Post.

Bob talks baseball during the second hour with a Red Sox caller, Nick Ashooh checks in after vacation from Washington D.C. and it's our Lexus of Richmond "Most Amazing Thing in Sports".

With just two days before the first Washington Football Team preseason game, Bob plays some audio from Coach Rivera and Matt Ioannidis. He also catches up with former Hokie Chuck Clark who is now playing for the Baltimore Ravens.

It's a busy second hour of the show as we listen back to Greg Burton's 2014 interview with Bobby Bowden. The ACC Network's Wes Durham shares his thoughts on the coaching legend plus Bob gives you his Lexus Play of the Weekend.

The co-host of Packer & Durham on the ACC Network hopped on with Bob Monday afternoon to give his thoughts on Bobby Bowden's passing, remember Woody Durham on his birthday plus what he sees for the upcoming college football season.

After a busy weekend, Bob is ready to talk about the passing of FSU's Bobby Bowden, baseball with Brian Jordan plus some audio soundbites from Washington Football Team head coach Ron Rivera.