OK. Now that the football season is over, it is time to look forward to next season. Who should we bet on that everyone else is slumbering upon? Are the Commas that team? Plus some more inspection of Stafford's credentials.
Reese discusses a supposed holiday that does not need a box on the calendar. Parents. Card companies. Sitcoms and movies all work very hard to remind the single person that they are losers and should be upset at their existence.
The always fantastic Darren Haynes joins the program to discuss the fallout of the Super Bowl and the latest on Dan Snyder, his Commanders and what we can expect as opposed to what we hope.
11 losses. 11th place in the Big East. Patrick Ewing and the Georgetown Hoyas have followed up a very memorable trip to the tournament last year with the worst season ever.
They are both days that are celebrated, but neither give people a day off. Reese starts the show looking at the Super Bowl and how it affects the legacies of the guys who left with a ring. Is Matt Stafford worthy of the Hall of Fame now? How much does it matter that he never won in Detroit. All of this in Hour 1!
Reese chats with John Gonzalez of Sports Illustrated about the final game of the NFL season and what happens now that everything from the 2021 season is wrapped and done. How do we grade the champ and the game?
The Super Bowl Weekend is usually fantastic, but that doesn't mean we overlook the less than quality aspects of it. Here is the weekly worst things of the weekend.
One of the funniest men of the planet drops by to do what he does best. Make fun of a humongous sporting event. Reese looks at the Super Bowl with his colleague and friend Bill Scheft. Then he continues to break down the game, the ads and the halftime of the biggest sporting event of the year with the callers and Bork.
Two of the greatest minds to ever observe sports deliver some zingers after the Super Bowl. Reese Waters & Bill Scheft broke down the game earlier.
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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.