Guys and gals! Did ya hear? D.C. sports... are good! Very good! Not bad! Fun even!

Bryan, Beege, and Dr. Jones bask in the glow of the Nationals historic post-season run, the not at all closed window of the Washington Capitals, the Mystics CHAMPIONSHIP, the D.C. United returning to the post-season, the Wizards firing of Ernie Grunfeld, and the glory of the a first-year championship of the Valor. Yep, everything’s coming up roses.

And then there are those other guys.

It’s been a few weeks since we last got on the horn to discuss your Washington Redskins, and in a season where not much has happened, there was a reversal of course. We chat about whether or not we have seen, or should see the last of Jordan Reed in burgundy and gold (or in the NFL at all), whether it’s time to cut bait and move on from Trent Williams (we should!), what the Jay Gruden firing represents (little!), what the win over the Miami Dolphins means (less!), and what are our reasonable expectations for the next 365 days for a franchise that is in a very dark place, with a culture that seems more damned than damn good.

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Monday morning the Washington Redskins fired head coach Jay Gruden in the midsts of an 0-5 start to the season. While, the change at head coach lends itself to the hope of a fresh start, there's no reason to believe the organization will get the next hire right. That is because, leadership at the top has failed the Redskins for the last decade. 

Team president, Bruce Allen, met with reporters Monday afternoon. During his tenor as team president, Allen has a .429 winning percentage. He has also oversaw the mass exodus of business executives, the firing of Scott McCloughan, in addition to ZERO playoff wins during his tenure.

In this edition of The Counter Trey Podcast, we lament Allen's time in charge, we discuss Dwayne Haskins, and where the Redskins go from here with their impending coaching change. 

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Jay Gruden is no longer the head coach of the Washington Redskins but the team still has plenty of issues. Bruce Allen spoke for the first time in roughly four years about the decision and many other questions. Host Denton Day (@Denton_Day) breaks it all down.

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No man in the NFL seems more defeated than Jay Gruden. Denton (@Denton_Day) breaks down his latest comments and checks out Vegas' latest odds on who could replace Gruden in DC.

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Tiffany and Edward "Mr.Hill" Hill Jr. discuss the rich history of the Redskins, and how to stop the downhill train before it meets Miami Dolphins junction Cleveland Browns station. 

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The Porkcast crew is joined by our very first call-in guest, and a fitting one at that: Ken Meringolo joins in with a very special announcement. While the fans are generally hopeless to influence meaningful change, that doesn't mean that we can't look into some things, turn over stones, and see what scuttles out underneath in the hopes that maybe something, someday things will change.

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Following the disaster of a game that was Monday Night Football, host Denton Day (@Denton_Day) is not happy with the coaching staff and thinks they're coaching to lose.

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No bones about it, the Redskins have put themselves in a self-dug hole. After falling to the Dallas Cowboys to fall to 0-2, Washington has their work cut out for them to right the ship and find a way to kick start their season.

On this edition of Hogs Night: A Porkcast, Bryan from HH, Beege Roomba, and Dr. Chris Jones share their thoughts on what’s gone wrong so far of the obvious variety, and where we’re more surprised on the 2019 Redskins’ weaknesses appear to be. Of note, after predicting a top 10 defense this season, Josh Norman and crew have not lived up to expectations and we’re left to ponder, what fixes are reasonable to expect to make this defense respectable again?

It’s been well documented that the Redskins have struggled on Monday night, but there’s some cause of optimism. We break down the Bears and consider what Washington needs to do to make the most of their primetime home game to avoid becoming a 0-3 team.

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It's been a tough start to the season for the Washington Redskins. At 0-2, inconsistencies have plagued Washington at the start. More infuriating, especially for the fans, has been the overall play of a unit expected to be a key cog this year: The Defense. The Redskins defense has been a major disappointment through two games.

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On this week’s Hogs Night: A Porkcast, we have a breakdown of the Redskins week 1 match-up against the Eagles with a short shift of Bryan From HH, Nedbot Neal, and Dr. Chris. While Washington has an embarrassment of riches in the run game with a backfield seemingly over-flowing with talent, somehow they still found a way to be embarrassed by mismanagement, typified by the decision to sit Adrian Peterson altogether in favor of an exclusive early-down workload for Derrius Guice.

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