Kevin and Thom opened with the thing that would surprise them the most about the upcoming Redskins' season. Then it was Nats-Braves before getting to Thom's Redskins' season record prediction. Kevin finished up with his NFC and Super Bowl predictions.

Kevin opens with the Nats, the report that Jay Gruden wanted to cut Adrian Peterson, and the report from DeAngelo Hall that Trent Williams may be back sooner rather than later. Scott Van Pelt was on the show to talk College Football, Terps, and to make a few NFL predictions. Kevin finished up the show with his AFC season preview and picks.

Kevin and Thom opened the show talking about the Redskins' roster maneuvers from the weekend which included the release of their 2016 first-round pick Josh Doctson. Thom did his Skins' season "best-case/worst-case". They also talked about omitting Sean Taylor last week in a conversation about Skins' retired/protected jerseys. Then it was Nats, Terps, and Kevin's "Coaching Blunders" from the weekend.

Cooley joins Kevin on the show today. They open with a discussion about Dwayne Haskins' performance in the preseason and when he will be ready to play. They talk roster cuts, Trent Williams and more before getting to their "best-case/worst-case" predictions for the Skins' 2019 season. Kevin finishes up the show with his first "Smell Test" of the year.

Kevin and Thom opened with the Redskins "Welcome Home Luncheon" which Thom attended. Bruce Allen spoke to Sherree Burress/NBC 4 about Trent Williams....Kevin and Thom discussed that. They got to Dwayne Haskins, the Nats, and which Redskins should have their jerseys retired as well.

Thom has made it out of his house and he and Kevin talk about a slew of topics including the Nats, Andrew Luck, how Redskins fans should feel about the franchise, how Thom feels about covering football, and more.

Kevin opened with the Andrew Luck retirement and then got to the Jay Gruden announcement that Case Keenum will start the opener in Philadelphia. As part of the Keenum discussion, Kevin reveals a hunch he has about Haskins and the opener against the Eagles. Kevin and Aaron talked some college football and Kevin weighed in on Josh Norman's declaration about the Skins' defense.

Kevin handles the Skins-Falcons recap to start. He and Aaron also talked Scherzer's return, the start of college football, and more.

Kevin opened with news on New England's interest level in Trent Williams. Kevin and Thom talked Skins-Falcons, Scherzer's return, Hard Knocks and more.

Kevin and Thom talked about why all of the former Redskins' players like Santana Moss, Clinton Portis, and Shawn Springs want Dwayne Haskins to sit much of it not his whole rookie season. They got to Jay Gruden indicating that he has communicated recently with Trent Williams. They talked about Zeke Elliott's response to Jerry Jones' saying "Zeke who?" They finished up with some Nats' discussion.

Cooley joins Kevin from the start and discusses the chance that Dwayne Haskins could start the opener in Philly. Cooley and Kevin then turn to the defense which saw the projected starters play through much of the first quarter. Kevin talked about the Bryce Harper walk-off grand slam and then finished with the announcement that London Fletcher and Chris Samuels will be inducted into the Redskins Ring of Fame this year.

Kevin opens with a discussion about Jadeveon Clowney to the Redskins. Next up were the surprising odds on who will start the most games at quarterback for the Redskins. Then he gets to why it's time for Jay Gruden to move on from Colt McCoy. He finished up with some Nats and Hard Knocks talk.

Kevin opened with some Nats-Reds, Terps Football, and then got to the reasons the Trent Williams saga is so important to the Redskins. Then it was a follow up to his conversation with Albert Breer/MMQB on TheTeam980 this morning which revealed that Williams may be upset about more than just one medical/training issue. Kevin closed with a request of Jay Gruden for tomorrow night's game against Cincinnati.

Kevin opened the show with another Washington Post poll on the Redskins name. He talked Su'a Cravens tweets and a theory on the Trent Williams hold out. He was then joined by Ben Standig/The Athletic to talk about the Skins who wrapped up camp in Richmond yesterday. He finished up with the Nats-Mets weekend madness.

Kevin recaps the Redskins/Browns preseason game with Chris Cooley and John Keim. What did they think of Dwayne Haskins' debut? Plus, some Nats/Mets talk.

Kevin and Thom opened the show discussing "what if" Dan Snyder got the it right when he selected Dwayne Haskins?. What are the chances that tonight ushers in an era of elite quarterbacking that changes the fortunes of franchise? They also talked Nats, Kevin Durant, and more.

Some Nats' conversation to start then Chris Cooley called in from the road as he's headed for Cleveland from Wyoming. He revealed something about Alex Smith that surprised Kevin to say the least. It led to a wager between the two of them. Cooley spent lots of time on the other quarterbacks as well and described a certain young offensive lineman who is having a great camp. They finished up with the Antonio Brown/frostbite story.

Kevin and Thom open with the mystery of the studio's missing Chia Pet before getting to the reality of Colt McCoy as a potential Redskins' starter. They talked Trent Williams and spent time discussing Adam Kilgore's Washington Post story on Kirk Cousins. Some Nats and Cliff Branch talk too.

Kevin opened with what he's learned about the Trent Williams holdout. He talks about the trade reports as well before bringing Thom on to talk about the Nats' moves yesterday. He and Aaron finish up with a discussion about the first College Football Coaches Poll...out today.

Kevin opened with a discussion about where the Redskins position groups rank among the 32 NFL teams. Ben Standig/The Athletic joined Kevin from Skins' training camp in Richmond with the latest on the offensive line, the QB competition, and a lot more. Tim Shovers/NBC Sports Washington joined the show to talk Nats-Braves and trade deadline.

Kevin opens with the Anthony Rendon grand-slam against the Braves. He then gets to Jay Gruden's comments this morning about Dwayne Haskins' progress. He talked about the Donald Penn signing too. Thom called in from the Jersey Shore to talk Nats, trade deadline, and more. Kevin saw Tarantino's latest movie "Once Upon A Time in Hollywood" and spoke about that. Some Cowboys and Ravens discussion too.

Kevin opens up with some Nats and wonders whether or not Steven Strasburg has entered into the Cy Young conversation. Then it's the Trent Williams situation. Is it time to trade him? Kevin talks about the Jason LaConfora report from over the weekend about Williams and what's next. He brings on JP Finlay/NBC Sports Washington to discuss as well. He finishes with Landon Collins, Pac-12 games at 9am, and an NBA league exec poll where nobody said LeBron James was the best player in the league.

Kevin opened with why the Redskins should have waited to cut Mason Foster loose. He also discussed the Adrian Peterson debt situation. Then it was 45 minutes with Wizards GM Tommy Sheppard. Mark Zuckerman/MASN closed the show with Nats' talk.

Kevin talked about Mason Foster's release from the Redskins emphasizing that the team really likes Shaun Dion Hamilton but lacks apparent depth at the position. Kevin talked about the Wizards new organizational structure and the forthcoming max contract extension for Bradley Beal. Thom called in from the Poconos to talk Skins, Ted Leonsis, and more. Kevin finished up with some NFL power rankings, NFL season props, and some Terps Football discussion.

Kevin opened with the latest Wizards news, the Nats weekend in Atlanta, and the British Open. He then discussed a recent report/study that revealed that the Redskins have lost more fans over the last 10 years than any other NFL team and the 5th most in sports. He also talked about Adrian Peterson's comments over the weekend about Case Keenum and Dwayne Haskins. Steve Buckhantz joined the show to talk about his 22-year career as the play-by-play voice of the Wizards.