The Reese Waters Show

Reese asked Warren Sharp what he has seen in Carson Wentz last year and over his career and the answer is not great. 

The very informative and insightful Warren Sharp joins the show to talk about the 2022 NFL Preview he has ready, There is more conversation about the Commanders and the NFL QBs that we will be watching this season, and Craig Hoffman stops by. 

The great Lou Holder joins Reese to discuss the Commanders training camp and being a long standing member of the DC sports media. There is a new edition of Halftime, and Reese talks about Ric Flair's new chicken wing joint. 

The Nationals got a haul of players for Jun Soto. Hopefully, one of these players will become the next Juan Soto that can leave the team after fans have become fond of them. 

Half way through the week. Half way through the day. At the midpoint of the week Reese looks at a lot of stories that haven't made their way to the top of the list. Today, we find out why Tiger Woods turned down a lot of money. A. LOT. OF. MONEY.

Right before yesterday, the Washington Nationals traded Juan Soto to the San Diego Padres. The wound is still a bit fresh and the Nats play at 4pm. Reese continues to break down and analyze the trade and what it does to the Nats fans. What do we think 24 hours later? 

Watching a franchise go from champ and perennial contender into a afterthought has a blueprint in DC.

Skip and Bish take a look at the bottom of the ACC in search of value for the upcoming college football season.

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Reese continues to break down the way that we feel following a trade of the best and youngest player on any team in DC. An event that felt almost impossible has become a reality and it stinks. Tony Gwynn is an MLB insider for Audacy and he joins the show to help advance the discussion. 

When did this team become spare parts for contenders. And while we are pondering that, when did the Dan Diego Padres decide to get incredible. A team that hasn't been an elite franchise has decided to make a run.