and boy what a show it was... Lynell irked a certain Commanders player and now it's his turn to fire back

Kicking off the show today Lynnell talks about something he's noticed the past few days at minicamp. Then, empties his notebook from his time in Ashburn. Finally, Laremy Tunsil's social media team dropped a video featuring our very own Lynnell Willingham... you'll want to hear his response

In all seriousness though on Laremy Tunsil... it's not nothing, but it's something to keep your eyes on this summer

Moving on from the Laremy Tunsil saga, Lynnell takes you around the NFL mini camp scene. Next stop, training camp!

The show opens with praise for the Indiana Pacers’ surprising Game 3 win over the Thunder, driven by a dominant bench performance and breakout moments from young talents like Bennedict Mathurin. The Rooster highlights Indiana's depth and grit, using it as a blueprint for what the Washington Wizards might emulate in their rebuild. The conversation then shifts to football, as a bold ESPN claim that Jayden Daniels is already the best quarterback in the NFC sparks a heated debate. The Rooster’s top five NFC QB list snubs Dak Prescott, igniting a lively argument with producers A-MAC and Brian over Dak vs. Jalen Hurts, examining stats, leadership, and playoff success. The segment wraps with expert insights from ESPN's Louis Riddick and Booger McFarland on Daniels' rising stock, as the Rooster re-evaluates whether the hype around the Commanders’ young star is justified.

After last hour's fiery detour into the Jalen Hurts vs. Dak Prescott debate, we return to the heart of the conversation: Could Jayden Daniels already be the best quarterback in the NFC? We hear from ESPN’s Louis Riddick and Booger McFarland as they weigh in on the Commanders’ rising star ahead of his second NFL season. Then, the Rooster gives his updated take breaking down where Daniels truly stands among the NFC’s top quarterbacks, and whether the hype is real or too soon to call.

The Rooster kicks off the hour reacting to a bold claim from ESPN’s Andrew Hawkins: that Jayden Daniels is already the best quarterback in the NFC. The take sparks instant debate, as Rooster unveils his own top 5 NFC quarterbacks, a list that doesn't include Dak Prescott, much to the shock of producers A-MAC and Brian. What follows is a heated debate: Dak vs. Jalen Hurts. The crew dives into the numbers, leadership qualities, and playoff performances to determine who really deserves a spot among the NFC’s elite signal-callers.

We kick off the show by marveling at the Indiana Pacers' impressive Game 3 victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder. Fueled by a dominant bench performance, outscoring OKC 49–18, the Pacers continue to defy expectations. The Rooster gives high praise to Indiana’s depth and grit, highlighting breakout performances from rising talents like Bennedict Mathurin. The conversation then pivots to the Washington Wizards. The Rooster draws parallels between Indiana’s approach and what he believes Washington must emulate and may already be beginning to implement. Could the Pacers' surprise success serve as a roadmap for the Wizards' rebuild?

In a packed show, we kick things off with a look at Dan Quinn’s leadership during minicamp, where he continues to empower his staff this time letting position coaches address the team post-practice, a move The Rooster calls classic DQ. We also react to breaking news as Commanders' wide receiver Noah Brown collapsed and was carted off the field, raising concerns about Washington’s receiver depth. Shifting to baseball, we break down the Nationals’ heartbreaking extra-innings loss to the Mets with Ben Strober and ask whether the team is edging closer to selling at the trade deadline. Later, The Rooster explores how recently released defenders Jermaine Pratt and Jaire Alexander might fit into the Commanders’ scheme, before diving into growing concerns in Cincinnati, where contract delays could spell trouble for the Bengals’ future.

With Jermaine Pratt and Jaire Alexander recently released by their respective teams, The Rooster breaks down how each could potentially fit into the Commanders' defensive scheme and what their additions might mean for the team’s future. Later in the hour, we hear sound from Shemar Stewart and Joe Burrow, as questions swirl around the Bengals' front office and their slow handling of key contract negotiations, decisions that could heavily impact Cincinnati's long-term success.