Washington Gets ready to take on the Bengals.

Loss to the Lions. Will Alex Smith be the QB in 2021? Wizards Draft.

Steve and Jamual recap the last-second loss to the Lions.

This is a game that could end up as quite the shootout. Alex Smith showed he still has the ability to sling it last week and Stafford is playing some of the best football he's ever played. Neither secondary should strike fear in you.

Now that most of the major sports leagues have had some kind of 2020 season, Steve and Chris start to look at what might be on the horizon for the lingering dread of the Covid reality. Will the NHL go dark for a season? Will we see max capacity in stadiums? Will the bubble return? Hopping from there the next topic is how TV networks are learning that remote productions are easier and cheaper. How does this change the landscape for media against a backdrop of more ESPN layoffs and continuing negotiations on broadcast rights. Finally they slice into the woods and look at how Golf equipment sales are booming, including a company owned by Bill Murray (yes that Bill Murray!).

Alex Smith gets the start over Haskins as Allen goes down with an injury. Some surprising young talent. showing up for Washington. Recapping the loss to the Giants.

Another loss to NY with 5 turnovers being the culprit on offense this time. Alex Smith takes over for Kyle Allen who looks to be done for the season.

Washington takes the field against New York, in what feels like too short of a turn around for the two teams to go head to head again. Both sides coming off strong games prior, can the good guys from Raljon take it and split the series?

It's the bye week and that means it's time for a guest. This week we are very excited to get Chris Russell @Russellmania621, one of the hardest working men in DC's sports radio scene, as we talk about what's going on in Ashburn off the field and on the field.

The conversation stays local as Steve and Chris chew on a theory that Chris Cooley and Kevin Sheehan started; Is Snyder delaying naming a new mascot/logo/brand to make the franchise more attractive to the next buyer. Would Jeff Bezos prefer to name the team? Does any brand good will still exist? Next up is a look at the gambling second screen programming TNT and NBA Digital and their plans to expand their pilots next season. Are other media entities following their lead? Lastly.we check in on the Chicago Cubs, who just laid off 100 employees. These aren’t receptionists and ticket agents, it was front office people, scouts and business office staff. The discussion centered on the Cover of COVID phenomiona as a way for the Ricketts family to cut payroll to deal with the massive debt they took on to buy the team.