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Looking at the teams in the Super Bowl, it did not take the Bengals and Rams too long to rebuild their franchise and make their way to the Super Bowl. The Bengals' rebuild began in 2019 with the hire of Zac Taylor. 3 years later, they're in the Super Bowl. Sean McVay got to the Rams in 2017, and in his second season alone, he went to the Super Bowl. Travis refutes Ron Rivera's statement that it takes 5 years for a complete rebuild.
1:08 - Who's better? Matt Stafford or Joe Burrow? Travis and Anthony debate who has the edge in head to head between the two QBs.
12:17 - Calls/tweets: After looking at some other successful and short rebuilds, how long Ron Rivera have in Washington?
39:33 - Now that all of the Head Coaching vacancies have been filled, who has the best HC gig?
Pete Hailey weighs in on the question of the day: How long does Ron have? Plus, Pete was present at FedEx for the name change announcement and he ripped the presentation to shreds. He also gives us his Super Bowl pick and more.
1:08 - Travis examines how long the modern day NFL rebuild takes. He disagrees with Ron that it takes 5 years for a complete rebuild.
12:56 - Travis and Anthony discuss how long Ron has as HC if his rebuild takes longer that anticipated
22:38 - Guest: Pete Hailey on the question of the day, the Washington rebuild, Dan Snyder, and more
38:42 - Who has the head to head edge in the Super Bowl? Rams or the Bengals?
Travis and Anthony analyze how the Bengals and Rams go to this point, and they discuss which preferred blueprint the Commanders should use in order to get back to the Super Bowl. Travis likes how the Rams did business. Anthony is on the fence.
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Travis Thomas brings his high energy take on DC sports, with a daily focus on the Washington Football Team, Wizards, Nationals, and Capitals.