Washington needs to make some moves at running back in order to take on Ara-Francisco. The 49ers are a beat-up bunch but still a talented roster who the team can’t afford to loop past yet.

It’s December and both the NBA and NHL won’t start until the new year so the NFL is dominant. Taking our cues from there we talk about creeping worry about unsold advertising spots for the Super Bowl, rating fluctuations and ESPN’s plan on MegaCasting their Wildcard games. As usual this all hinges on larger tectonic shifts in media delivery and consolidation. We finish by looking at proposed NCAA changes that would give college athletes more free market opportunities to monetize their noteriety.

Washington gets a huge win on Monday night vs an undefeated Stealers team. This is probably the biggest win they've had in a few seasons. The defense held things together for an offense that took some time to find its rhythm. But Washington comes back down 14 points to rally to a 23-17 victory.

The show got to be in a 2-hour Zoom call with team president Jason Wright, and Alex went, it was a  deep discussion on the state of the team and Jason's role in the organization. Also, Washington is about to play Pittsburg so I guess we should talk about that.

The team wins in Dallas on Thanksgiving. Do you want them to win the division? Changes are coming to the games vs San Fransisco and the Steelers.

A bunch of men went down from DC and just beat the Cowboys so bad that Mike McCarthy couldn't even finish the 6 pumpkin pies that he normally eats. Sorry that this show's a day late folks. We were in a food coma.

Washington gets ready to take on Dallas as both teams come in "Red Hot". Dallas is playing better than when they last faced each other. Can DC's ground game get going vs a still troubled defense?

Steve Thomas and Alex Zeese discuss the latest in Washington Football Team owner Dan Snyder's defamation lawsuit, plus possible changes to the sports world that may still around after the global COVID-19 pandemic ends, and Wrigley Field becomes a landmark

Sports writer Rick Snider and his partner Matt Cones discuss all things Washington DC sports and life. This week, they review Washington's win over the Cincinnati Bengals, Alex Smith's performance, and the possibility of Washington winning the NFC East.

It should come as no surprise when the 2nd worst team from 2019 beats the worst team from 2019. But Washington got its 3rd victory as the NFC East is still in a tight race.