Chris “The Rooster” Russell kicks off the show unpacking a wild week in the NFL, starting with a recap of Monday Night Football as the Jaguars held off the Chiefs. Breaking news hits with the Browns trading veteran QB Joe Flacco to the Bengals, and The Rooster breaks down what it means for Cincinnati and Cleveland. He reacts to a shocking report of Mark Sanchez allegedly assaulting a 69-year-old man, sharing a personal story from Sanchez’s brief stint with Washington in 2018. Attention then turns to Cardinals head coach Jonathan Gannon, who reportedly yelled at and struck RB Emari Demercado after a costly fumble, prompting discussion about coaching discipline in high-pressure moments. The Rooster also addresses the Commanders’ ongoing offensive injury woes, with Cowboy B weighing in on potential solutions. In the final hour, he dives into Chargers QB game plan decisions, reacts with A-MAC to Jerry Jones being fined for flipping the bird, and revisits the debate over Gannon’s sideline actions, blending sharp analysis, humor, and unfiltered opinions in a packed NFL discussion.

Chris “The Rooster” Russell kicks off the show with plenty to unpack from a wild start to the week in the NFL. The hour begins with his full recap of Monday Night Football, as the Jaguars held off the Chiefs in a thrilling finish. Then, breaking news hits: the Browns have traded veteran quarterback Joe Flacco to the Bengals, and The Rooster breaks down what the move means for Cincinnati. Things take a bizarre turn as Chris reacts to the shocking story involving Mark Sanchez reportedly assaulting a 69-year-old man and he even shares a personal story from Sanchez’s brief time with Washington back in 2018.

In this segment, Chris Russell breaks down the shocking moment when Head Coach John Gannon not only yelled at but also physically hit Cardinals RB Demercado after a costly fumble that stopped him short of the end zone. The Rooster discusses the intensity of Gannon’s reaction, the impact on the team, and what it says about coaching discipline in high-stakes moments. The Rooster also dives into the Commanders’ ongoing offensive injury woes, with Cowboy B offering his take on potential solutions.

In the final hour of today’s show, Chris “The Rooster” Russell dives into some of the most talked-about stories in the NFL. First, he breaks down why Chargers QB only targeted Marshon Lattimore once in 41 snaps, offering his theory on the game plan. Then, he and A-MAC react to Jerry Jones being fined by the NFL for flipping the bird, sharing their take on the Cowboys owner’s antics. Finally, they debate whether Cardinals head coach John Gannon should face suspension after reportedly yelling at and hitting running back Demercado. Insight, humor, and unfiltered opinions cap off a packed hour of football conversation.

During the Cowboys’ matchup against the Jets at MetLife Stadium, Jerry Jones flipped the bird at fans, later claiming it was an accident while trying to give a thumbs-up. After the NFL fined the owner for the gesture, Chris “The Rooster” Russell and A-MAC roasted Jones for his string of unprofessional actions and remarks, using the moment to poke fun at the Cowboys owner’s ongoing antics both on and off the field.

Over the weekend, Cardinals head coach Jonathan Gannon was seen yelling at and appearing to strike running back Emari Demercado after the player intentionally dropped the ball short of the goal line in Saturday’s game. Chris “The Rooster” Russell shares his immediate reaction to the shocking sideline incident, questioning Gannon’s judgment and leadership in the heat of the moment. He then opens the discussion to whether the coach should face suspension for his actions and what this means for the culture inside Arizona’s locker room.

Chris “The Rooster” Russell kicks off the show celebrating the Commanders’ impressive win over the Chargers, with Jayden Daniels returning from injury to lead 27 straight points and Jacory Croskey-Merritt delivering a breakout performance. Fans call in with reactions, sharing excitement and debate about Daniels’ impact and Washington’s defensive struggles, particularly in the secondary, as Chris analyzes whether the issues are temporary or systemic. The show closes with a full NFL roundup, including the Vikings’ London win, the Eagles’ first loss, and the Titans-Cardinals thriller, before an exclusive conversation with Jaguars owner and AEW founder Tony Khan on football, wrestling, and the intersection of sports and entertainment.

Chris “The Rooster” Russell kicks off Hour 1 recapping the Commanders’ impressive win over the Chargers as Jayden Daniels returns from injury and leads the offense to 27 straight points. The Rooster breaks down how offensive efficiency made all the difference this week and highlights Jacory Croskey-Merritt’s breakout performance that has fans saying the sky’s the limit. Plus, what this win means moving forward for Washington’s momentum.

In the second hour of Chris “The Rooster” Russell’s show, the focus is on the Commanders’ exciting win over the Chargers. Jayden Daniels makes a strong return from injury, igniting a 27-point streak and immediately boosting the team’s momentum. Jacory Croskey-Merritt continues to impress, leading all rushers and proving his potential to be a cornerstone of the offense. Fans weigh in with their reactions, sharing excitement, opinions, and debates about the team’s performance and what Daniels’ return means for the future. Chris also dives into a critical discussion about the Commanders’ defense, particularly the secondary, examining whether the unit’s struggles are a temporary issue or a systemic problem that could affect long-term success. This hour blends analysis, fan perspective, and detailed breakdowns, giving listeners a comprehensive look at Washington’s team as they aim to sustain their winning ways.

Chris “The Rooster” Russell closes out the week with a loaded episode covering all the biggest stories from around the NFL. He and A-MAC close out Victory Monday for the Commanders, including fan feedback and their humorous take on haircut prices. Next, they recap major league action, from the Vikings’ win over the Browns in London to the Eagles’ first loss of the season. Chris also dives into the wild Titans vs. Cardinals game, explaining why it’s a cautionary tale for gamblers. Finally, Jaguars owner and AEW founder Tony Khan joins the show for an exclusive conversation on football, wrestling, and the unique intersection of sports and entertainment. It’s an action-packed finale you won’t want to miss.