The Hog Sty

Steve & Chris take a round off the end of the world to talk more mundane topics like armed robbery, assault and getaway Lamborghinis. To the police blotter they go with stops at Quinton Dubar, Deandre Caker, Cody Latimer and Ed Oliver. Will the next Monday Night Football booth crew please stand up? With the news that Joe and Booger are out they wrap up the show checking in on this never-ending story.

Robert Henson joins us. he breaks down Khaleke Hudson's viper role in college. We talk about Young and the rest fo the draft picks. Our RB breakdown and thoughts on the Quinton Dunbar story.

We talk with former Redskins player Garrett Hudson about the Redskins Tight Ends roster, and how different the position may be used in the future by Scott Turner.

Welcome to Groundhog Day! Steve and Chris talk more about the fiscal fallout from the scourge of the Covid19 pandemic. But this timer the enomority and scale is discussed through the lens of a recent ESPN article about the billions lost from major sports leagues to decline in tourism to youth sports. 524 occupations associated with sports. This leads to focusing on possible NBA scenarios for returning. The show closes with an update on the equal pay for the US Women’s Soccer team and a judges ruling that struck a blow to their pay discrimination case.

The guys give their thoughts on the Alex Smith doc and we look at the QB position.

We sit down with Brent from Burgundy Blog to talk about the Alex Smith injury story that's coming out & the Redskins draft.

The Redskins had a great draft. We recap.

A draft recap. And good bye Trent Williams.

Let the record show that Steve and Chris have have found a section of complete common ground, their hatred for Wimbledon because it would delay theNBC David Letterman show every June. How is this rare area of agreement discovered? Well first they talk through the new NBA G(atorade) League and its first star prospect Jalen Green. After that they discuss the fast crash and burn of yet another alternative football league, the XFL. Of course they talk COVID fall-out and how leagues might come back. In that conversation they discuss the pandemic insurance policy that Wimbledon paid $2M to have for 17 years. Their cancelation of the 2020 version gets them a $141M payout. And thus the Steve/Chris Kumbaya moment.

We are here for our 2020 draft spectacular episode, packed with hot takes from all of our guests over the last 2 months. Alex, Jamal, and Steve give their own thoughts as to what should happen this week, as we all count down till Thursday.