From 02/09 Hour 2:

The Sports Junkies discuss the latest Washington Commanders news.

From 02/09 Hour 1:

The Sports Junkies recap their Super Bowl Sunday.

From 02/09 Hour 1:

The Sports Junkies recap Seattle's win over New England.

Joe Theismann and Ricky Sanders give some Super Bowl memories and weigh in on the Commanders’ coaching moves; Spencer Carbery discusses the Capitals’ first half as they reach the Olympic break; and David Aldridge and Bobby Marks weigh in on the Wizards’ trade for Anthony Davis!

A HUGE loss in the DMV this week: The Washington Post shuttered its sports section in its current form, laying off many staffers – including quite a few who joined us on air on Audacy DC over the years. Listen as we react to the big news, and hear from alumni Neil Greenberg and Barry Svrluga – who were part of the layoffs – and long-time Post fixture Michael Wilbon.

Can the Seahawks' defense stifle the Patriots' attack? This week on 106.7 The Fan and Team 980, we’re breaking down the storylines surrounding Super Bowl LX. Join our experts as they debate the biggest matchups, sniff out the best bets, and deliver their final predictions for the biggest game of the year

The Wizards made a huge move at the NBA Trade Deadline, acquiring Anthony Davis and D’Angelo Russell in an eight-player deal with Dallas. We react here, wonder if this makes the Wizards a playoff team next year, and ponder if AD and/or Trae Young should be extended beyond 2026-27?

It’s Super Bowl week around the NFL, but here in DC, we have a new DL coach, a lot of draft talk, a possible logo on the horizon…and of course, the fourth anniversary of 2/2/22! We look at all the goings on in this week’s Best of Commanders!

Welcome to The Sports Junkies best highlights from Monday, February 2nd through Friday,

February 6th. Have a great weekend!

Sonny Jurgensen passed away this week at the age of 91, and the tributes poured in on Friday. Hear from former broadcast colleagues Larry Michael and Frank Herzog, fellow former Redskins QBs Billy Kilmer and Joe Theismann, and our own Doc Walker about the Hall of Famer’s life and legacy.