The Reese Waters Show

The Michael Lee of the Washington Post joins the show to discuss his writing on the inequality of NFL hiring practices as well as the trades that start happening during the interview. Harden is headed to Philadelphia. This is fun!

0-11 is impossible to ignore and needs to be fixed. The Georgetown Hoyas have fallen further than any of the once prominent teams in the area. Is this a problem that can be fixed? Should we even expect anything other than just below average or bad on a regular basis.

Reese talks to the great Michael Lee of the Washington Post about the longstanding beef between Russell Westbrook and Pat Beverly.

The always entertaining Troy Haliburton is on the show to help explore and discuss the way the Wizards season is unravelling at an incredible pace. What is the value of Beal. Can they compete at all? Is this the darkest timeline? There are final calls and final thoughts here as well.

That world that you yell at the kids about? It doesn't exist anymore. We need to be smarter and better and some athletes can help us do that.

Reese reacts to news that the NFL will take a greater role in looking at the reality of how Dan Snyder and the team have been operating.

While it reads like the name of a fantastic old music group, Doug Williams and the Commanders is actually only the description for the guest and topics in this installment of the show. Super Bowl legend, Doug Williams is on the show and more commanding talk!

The sports news in DC is weird. The Caps are in the shadows. The Nationals are waiting on a lockout. The Football Team is the Commanders. And the once very exciting Washington Wizards have become a problem. The wheels have fallen off. The best player is OPTING for surgery. Not good.

There is definitely a problem in the NFL in regards to the way that head coaches are interviewed and hired. Reese was able to ask Doug Williams what he thought about the issue and who needs to be held accountable.

Reese talks to Lake Lewis about the way the Commanders not only got to that name but the way that they executed the change.