The Reese Waters Show

Reese Waters started the show talking about the Commanders and the NFL Draft that starts tonight. Who should they pick? Who will they pick? is there any way they get it right? Is there any way we won't overreact to whoever it is? All of this an the best picks this team has ever made over the years.

When discussing the worst picks that have ever come through DC's NFL franchise, the names of LaRon Landry & Robert Griffin the #rd come up and Reese breaks down their candidacy.

Reese continued to talk to the listeners and stumbled onto an interesting discussion regarding the candy Now & Later.

The NBA Playoffs are as good as they have ever been. NBA Insider and author, Jake Fischer joined the show to discuss the way he see them and his book Built To Lose. Also there are more calls on the terrible draft history of the Commanders.

Tainting the water with paint thinner is a bit of a long way to go in order to win. But hey, if you ain't cheating you ain't trying.

There are a lot of animals they lied to us about. One of them is the turkey. They are making a comeback and are violent. Combat sports are also violent. Not as violent as thug turkey, but still worth talking about with Damon Martin who joins the show here to discuss the latest from MMA and much more.

The NFL Draft is tomorrow night and in honor of it, Reese starts the show discussing the worst picks this team has ever made. The listeners chime in. There is no shortage of suggestions and no wrong answers. This Team will make you throw the remote.

There is a new scourge affecting the area. Reese uses Halftime to discuss the wild thug turkeys that are out here sending fools to the hospital.

The way that some of these players have been sitting through the season in the NBA this year will likely lead to some different demands from owners when the collective bargaining agreement is up.

One of Reese's oldest friends in comedy joins the show to gloat about the Celtics win over the Nets. They also explore why this NFL Draft feels less exciting than in other years. There are more calls and Reese closes out a great show.