The off-season is supposed to be a time for montages, lists and reflection. However, this has not been the case for the NFL this year. QBs are all finding new teams and the ones that aren't are retiring or hinting at it. WRs are getting record money. It's busy. Mike Jones drops by to talk about as much as possible.
NBA analyst and commentator Trysta Krick joins the show to discuss the latest from the professional hoops world as well as admit her appreciation for Pat Beverly. Ah, and Reese & Trysta were getting along so well. The full segment is also available.
When the 3 best players on the 3 most important teams all have contract issues, there is no way to get an answer that feels good unless we harken back to the days of junior high and high school. Taking an old game and using a new twist, Reese looks at the issues looming for Terry McLaurin, Bradley Beal and Juan Soto.
In hour 2 Reese talk NFL and Commanders football! Tyreek Hill has been traded to the Miami Dolphins, will this up the price of McLaurin resigning? Plus Jerry Brewer of The Washington Post joins in to weigh in on this and more!
In hour 1 Reese opens the show to unpopular opinions and his is that the draft should be done away with and losing teams should not be rewarded with high draft picks. Tune in to hear callers reactions to this unpopular opinion!
The always enjoyable Roy Burton is on for some great banter about the teams in Philadelphia and DC. What do Eagles fans think of the move? How formidable are the 76ers? There is a team in Brooklyn that Reese has some thoughts about and then the final thoughts from Reese and the callers.
Great friend of the show, Roy Burton drops by the show to contribute some trash talk about Philadelphia and DC, but also he gave some insight on what happened between the Birds and the new Commander's QB.
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Reese Waters brings his unique perspective to the world of DC sports and everyday life. A Washington area native and standup comic, Waters talk Washington Football, Wizards, Nationals, and…
Capitals, and never shies away from the broader social issues that are reflected in the sports world.