In the second hour, Chris Russell kicks off by comparing Caleb Williams and Jayden Daniels, diving into hypothetical trade scenarios for the #1 draft pick and what it could mean for the Commanders. He then analyzes the Chicago Bears’ use of twelve personnel and how it could affect their upcoming matchup. Next, Chris breaks down Mike Tomlin and Tua Tagovailoa’s postgame remarks, examining the headlines and implications. The hour closes with a detailed look at Jayden Daniels’ dropback and scramble rates, highlighting how his playing style shapes Washington’s offensive approach.

In the final hour of today’s show, Chris Russell dives into how the Commanders and Jayden Daniels can exploit the Bears’ man-to-man defense to make a big impact. He checks in with Johnny Newton after practice on Saturday for insights and perspective heading into the game. Plus, Chris breaks down the Commanders’ quick pass rush versus Caleb Williams’ tendency to hold onto the ball, analyzing key moments and strategy. Don’t miss the reactions, analysis, and a deep dive into what could determine the outcome on Monday Night Football.

Chris Russell looks back on the 2024 draft cycle and the whirlwind of rumors linking Caleb Williams to the Chicago Bears after Washington brought in Kliff Kingsbury. With the Commanders now set to face Williams and the Bears, Chris revisits how that alternate scenario might have reshaped Washington’s future from the quarterback room to the entire offense and what it reveals about where the franchise stands heading into this marquee matchup.

Chris Russell sits down with Johnny Newton after Saturday’s practice to discuss the Commanders’ preparation ahead of their matchup with the Bears. Following the conversation, listeners call in to weigh in on Washington’s run game versus Chicago’s stout run defense, sharing insights, analysis, and predictions as the show breaks down key matchups and what to expect when the teams face off.

Rooster kicks off the show recapping the NY Giants shocking win over the Philadelphia Eagles. Then we talk Tush Push after the Eagles ran it 4 times in a row to score a TD. Next, Rooster acknowledges longtime friend of the Fan and Team 980, Craig Heist, has passed away and says a few words in memoriam. Afterwards we take a look back at the fateful Hail Mary day and get your memories on where you were. Finally, Rooster explains his Terry McLaurin question and gives out his dueling Super Six Packs. Of course we close the show just like always, with everyone's favorite... dumb dumb of the day!

We kick off the show recapping last night's TNF matchup between the Eagles and the Giants. Cam Skattebo's three TDs propelled them to victory and Jaxson Dart slung the ball all over the field. Then, the Eagles stuck a big middle finger to Roger Goodell and the NFL with 4 Tush-Pushes in a row. Finally, Craig Heist passed away this morning and Chris says a few words in his memory

Rooster and Max kick off the hour with their hail Mary stories. Then we hear from you, our faithful audience, on where you were when the Commanders defeated the Bears on that cold October evening. Finally, some more words on the passing of Craig Heist.

Rooster kicks off the hour by explaining his Terry McLaurin take... could he be taking extra time to heal his body after a contract dispute this offseason. Then, Rooster gives out his Dueling Super Six Packs. Six picks he likes this weekend, then Rooster's NFL AP Poll. Finally we close the week just like we do with every show... Dumb Dumb of the Day!

Chris “The Rooster” Russell opens the show reacting to Deebo Samuel missing Commanders practice and what it could mean for the team heading into the weekend. The conversation quickly turns to a lively debate over MVP honors through the first five games, with A-MAC defending the Giants only for The Rooster to hilariously dismiss their case. Chris names Jacory Croskey-Merritt as his MVP, breaking down the rookie running back’s impact, PFF grades, and league-wide ranking. Hour two features more fan reactions and analysis, while the final hour includes A-MAC’s All Things A-MAC segment on college football, a breakdown of Chapel Bill’s dramatic fall from legendary status, and a preview of Thursday Night Football as the Giants host the Eagles. The show wraps with the signature Dumb Dumb of the Day, highlighting the week’s most head-scratching moments.

Chris “The Rooster” Russell kicks off the show by reacting to Deebo Samuel missing Commanders practice and what it could mean heading into the weekend. The guys then debate who deserves MVP honors through five games before things take a hilarious turn A-MAC goes to bat for his Giants, only for The Rooster to completely “poo-poo” all over them. It’s a lively first hour full of laughs, strong opinions, and Commander's conversation you won’t want to miss!