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We kick off the first unofficial Football Friday with two very special guests. TNW Wrestling stars AJ Francis and Quinn "Moose" Ojinnaka join the show to talk about their football days as well as what TNA is bringing to Baltimore next week. Then Rooster breaks down Jeremy Fowler's comments on the Ramblin' with Rio podcast. Finally we get into a mini preview of tonight's pre-season matchup between the Commanders and the Patriots

We start by talking about Jeremy Fowler's comments on Get Up and the Rio Robinson's show. Rooster reminds everyone who told them it could go this far. Plus, WUSA 9's Chick Hernandez will be on the call tonight, he joins the show to preview the Commanders matchup vs New England

Who do you have your eyes on for Washington's first pre-season matchup vs the New England Patriots? Rooster and Max give you their stand-outs. Finally, Dumb Dumb of the Day!

Chris “The Rooster” Russell kicks off the show breaking down NFL record projections from USA Today's Nate Davis, highlighting surprise picks and digging into why he believes the Commanders—despite an improved roster—will finish with just 10 wins this season, down from 12. That bold prediction sparks strong listener reactions, fueling a lively debate throughout Hour 2. In the final hour, Rooster shifts gears to baseball, questioning the Nationals' baffling decision to start six left-handed hitters against a lefty. He also addresses fans still clinging to the “Redskins” name, reacts to Jerry Jones' bizarre comments on Micah Parsons' contract situation, and provides an update on the NFL's new smelling salts policy—before wrapping with Dumb Dumb of the Day.

We kick off Hour 1 with NFL record projections from USA Today's Nate Davis who's up, who's down, and what it means for the league. Then, Chris Russell makes his own call: the Commanders finish with 10 wins this season, down from last year's 12. That take doesn't go unnoticed, as callers flood the lines to react. We wrap things up by teasing what's ahead on tomorrow's show and reading more of your feedback.

In Hour 2, Chris “The Rooster” Russell dives into some surprising takeaways from USA Today's Nate Davis and his latest NFL win projections, especially the eyebrow-raising outlook for Washington. Why might a better Commanders roster result in a worse record? The Rooster breaks it all down with sharp analysis and strong opinions. Plus, listener reactions keep rolling in as the debate over Washington's win total heats up.

In the final hour, The Rooster reacts to a head-scratching Nationals lineup. Why did they stack six left-handed hitters against a lefty starter? Then, the Rooster dives into the still-simmering name debate, addressing fans who continue to push for the return of “Redskins.” We also hear Rooster's take on Jerry Jones' latest absurd comments regarding Micah Parsons' future deal in Dallas. Plus, there's an update on the NFL's new smelling salts policy and what it means for player safety before Dumb Dumb of the Day.

On The Chris Russell Show, Chris kicks things off with a heated recap of a joint Commanders-Patriots practice that erupted into a brawl, before shifting to a major contract standoff between Terry McLaurin and the Commanders, with a reported $6 million gap at the heart of the dispute. Listener reactions pour in as Chris, later joined by SiriusXM's Jim Miller, unpacks what McLaurin's uncertain future could mean for rookie QB Jayden Daniels. Throughout the show, The Rooster continues dissecting the McLaurin situation, responds to fan tweets, and takes on an increasingly strange controversy in the WNBA, where fans have begun throwing inappropriate objects onto the court. In the final hour, he vents about the Nationals' ongoing struggles and wraps things up with his signature “Dumb Dumb of the Day,” ending a packed show on a wild and entertaining note.

In the first hour of The Chris Russell Show, Chris dives into a fiery joint practice between the Commanders and Patriots that ended in a full-blown brawl. Then, attention turns to a major development in Terry McLaurin's contract situation. SiriusXM's Jim Miller reports a $6 million gap between McLaurin and the Commanders. Chris shares his thoughts, and listeners react live. Plus, with McLaurin's future uncertain, what does that mean for rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels? Can he lead the offense without his top weapon? Chris breaks it all down to kick off a loaded three-hour show.

In this hour of The The Rooster continues his dive into the ongoing contract standoff between Terry McLaurin and the Commanders. With a reported $6 million gap, Chris breaks down the latest developments and responds to a wave of tweets dissecting both sides of the dispute. Listener reactions keep coming in hot, and The Rooster doesn't hold back. Plus, things take a bizarre turn in the WNBA. The Rooster addresses the growing controversy over inappropriate objects being thrown onto the court and why the league suddenly has a real fan behavior problem.

In the final hour of The Chris Russell Show, The Rooster reacts to yet another frustrating performance by the Washington Nationals as their struggles continue. Then, things get weird again in the WNBA, with Chris revisiting the bizarre trend of inappropriate items being thrown onto the court; yes, it's still happening. SiriusXM's Jim Miller also stops by to share insights from his recent visit to Commanders' training camp, offering observations on what he saw from the team up close. And of course, we wrap things up with everyone's favorite segment: the benchmark Dumb Dumb of the Day and today's pick does not disappoint..

The Rooster reacts to the growing concern over inappropriate items being thrown during WNBA games. He condemns the behavior as disrespectful and unacceptable, calling for increased security and accountability from fans. Highlighting the importance of maintaining a safe environment for players and spectators, he emphasizes that this kind of conduct has no place in professional sports.

Jim Miller joins Chris Russell after a recent visit to Commanders Training Camp. He shared insights on Washington's defense, 2nd year quarterback Jayden Daniels, Terry McLaurin's contract situation, and the mix of rising young talent and seasoned veterans on the roster.

On today's show, Chris Russell dives into Jayden Daniels' stunning claim that he threw that unforgettable Hail Mary with a broken rib, breaking down what it reveals about his toughness and leadership. He also explores growing signs of tension between Terry McLaurin and the Commanders: has McLaurin quietly moved on, or is the team leaving him behind? In Hour 2, Chris compares Micah Parsons' loud trade talk to McLaurin's quiet frustration, examining what it says about player power in today's NFL. He also reacts to Trey Wingo's viral comments about Jayden Daniels' mom. In the final hour, Chris analyzes the Commanders' newly released unofficial depth chart and what surprises it holds. Then, it's all about Jerry Jones, was his latest remarks informative or just another episode of “The Jerry Show”? And as always, the show wraps with Dumb Dumb of the Day, spotlighting a facepalm-worthy moment you won't believe.

In Hour 1, Chris Russell dives deep into Jayden Daniels' shocking revelation, did he really throw that unforgettable Hail Mary with a broken rib? Chris breaks down what we know, what the team said, and what it says about Daniels' toughness and leadership. Then, has Terry McLaurin quietly turned the page on the Commanders or has the organization left him behind? Chris unpacks the subtle signs, team dynamics, and what it could mean for Washington's future.

In Hour 2, Chris Russell breaks down the real difference between Micah Parsons' bold trade noise and Terry McLaurin's quiet frustration in Washington and what it says about power dynamics across the NFL. Also, Trey Wingo had Twitter buzzing with comments about Jayden Daniels' mom. Chris reacts to the viral moment and whether it crossed a line or said what others were thinking. Plus, What exactly is a “hand hug,” and why did it end in a head pat? Chris covers the awkward social exchange that sparked a surprising reaction.

In the final hour of the show, Chris Russell breaks down the Commanders' newly released unofficial depth chart. who's up, who's down, and what surprises might be brewing in Ashburn. Then, it's time to react to Jerry Jones' latest press conference performance; was it a media update or another episode of “The Jerry Show”? Chris unpacks the soundbites, the spectacle, and the media's reaction. And of course, we close the show the only way we know how, with Dumb Dumb of the Day, highlighting someone who just couldn't help but fumble the bag.

The Rooster reacts to Trey Wingo's eyebrow-raising comments about Jayden Daniels' mom, diving into whether the remarks crossed a line or simply echoed what others were thinking but didn't say out loud. Chris breaks down the social media backlash, the context behind Wingo's statement, and what it reveals about how players' families are treated in the public spotlight.

The Rooster shares his thoughts on the Commanders and Terry McLaurin's contract negotiations. He then opens the phone lines to hear what listeners have to say

On today's show, Chris Russell dives into the unfolding drama around Terry McLaurin's trade request, questioning whether it's a serious move or a strategic play. He explores potential leverage the Commanders could use in negotiations and reacts to the fan buzz surrounding the situation. In Hour 2, Chris highlights Dan Quinn's measured response to the McLaurin saga, shares details of his own Vegas losses, and discusses the latest on the Commanders' new stadium plans. In the final hour, Chris chats with defensive back Johnathan Jones about the revamped secondary, urges caution for fans ahead of the season, and recaps catching Trinity Rodman and the Washington Spirit in action. Plus, Luka Doncic at a Backstreet Boys concert and the can't-miss Dumb Dumb of the Day.

In Hour 1, Chris Russell dives deep into the unfolding drama surrounding Terry McLaurin's trade request; is it a serious move or just a calculated tactic? Chris also breaks down which teams the Commanders could use as leverage to apply pressure on McLaurin if negotiations get ugly. Then, reactions pour in as Chris responds to the initial news and what it means for Washington's future. To wrap up the hour, things take a lighter turn as Luka Doncic is spotted in Las Vegas... at a Backstreet Boys concert? Yes, really.

In Hour 2, Chris Russell breaks down Dan Quinn's poised and classy response to Terry McLaurin's contract saga. Then, the Rooster spills the details on how much money he really lost during his Vegas trip, you won't want to miss this! Plus, the conversation heats up with more fan reactions to the McLaurin contract situation and the latest buzz surrounding the new stadium plans. All this and more, as Chris keeps you in the know.

In the final hour of the show, Chris Russell had a conversation with Commander's defensive back, Johnathan Jones, after training camp and breaks down what's standing out about the revamped secondary. He also shares why fans might want to proceed with caution as the season approaches. Plus, The Rooster talks about catching Trinity Rodman and the Washington Spirit in action over the weekend. And of course, we wrap up with everyone's favorite segment, the Dumb Dumb of the Day, featuring a truly baffling blunder that can't be missed.

Chris Russell catches up with Commanders defensive back Jonathan Jones after training camp, then shares his take on what's standing out from the team's revamped secondary.

Chris Russell dives deep into the unfolding drama surrounding Terry McLaurin's trade request is it a serious move or just a calculated tactic? Chris also breaks down which teams the Commanders could use as leverage to apply pressure on McLaurin if negotiations get ugly.

We kick off the show reacting to Terry McLaurin's trade request and then we get to your calls. Doc finds out about Video Producer Brian's allegiances. Finally the RFK Stadium deal gets pushed through the DC City Council!

Terry McLaurin has officially requested a trade from Washington, Doc Walker says... It's just business

Doc Walker tries his best to avoid speaking more on the Terry McLaurin drama. Then, he finds out about Video Producer Brian's allegiances

Doc kicks off the hour by finding out video producer Brian is a Dallas Cowboys fan and gets his reaction to the Micah Parsons trade request. Then, it becomes official!! The RFK Stadium Deal is finally reality after the DC City Council votes 9-3 to pass the legislation

Filling in for Chris Russell, Lynnell Willingham leads a packed show covering Washington Commanders training camp highlights, with ESPN's Dan Graziano offering insight into Terry McLaurin's contract and its implications for the team's future. As trade rumors around McLaurin intensify, Hour 2 features reactions from fans and analysis from ESPN's Adam Schefter and Logan Paulsen, while Lynnell responds to Diana Russini's dismissal of the trade talk. In the final hour, Lynnell reacts to the newly released Madden 26 player ratings and hosts a lively debate on whether Dan Quinn or Adam Peters is more crucial to Washington's future. The show wraps with more McLaurin discussion and a spirited handoff with Doc Walker.

Lynnell Willingham fills in for Chris Russell and opens the first hour with key observations from today's Commanders training camp. ESPN's Dan Graziano joins the show to break down Terry McLaurin's contract situation and share the latest buzz from around the NFL. Plus, Lynnell reacts to Graziano's take and weighs in on what McLaurin's deal could mean for Washington's future.

With Lynell Willingham filling in for Chris Russell, Hour 2 dives into the surging Terry McLaurin trade rumors, with fan reactions and contract chatter heating up. ESPN's Adam Schefter weighs in with key developments, and Logan Paulsen joins to talk McLaurin and the broader D.C. sports landscape. Plus, Lynell reacts to Diana Russini's audio dismissing trade talks and tells the audience his level of concern.

In the final hour, Lynell Willingham dives into the newly released Madden 26 player ratings with strong reactions and a few surprises. Fans weigh in on the big debate, who's more vital to Washington's future: head coach Dan Quinn or GM Adam Peters? Plus, more Terry McLaurin trade chatter heats up the lines. To close the hour, Lynell sits down with Doc Walker for a spirited handoff and a preview of what's coming up next.

Logan Paulsen from the Take Command Podcast joins us to break down the McLaurin contract situation, review the Commanders' training camp so far, and discuss the latest news surrounding DC sports.

Dan Graziano of ESPN joins Lynnell to discuss the Washington Commanders' training camp, Terry McLaurin's contract situation, and other key storylines from around the NFL. They cover the latest developments and what they mean for the upcoming season.

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With Chris Russell out, Lynnell Willingham steps in to kick off the first hour of the show with strong takes and fresh energy. He opens by setting the scene for the day, previewing what's ahead across all three hours. The focus quickly turns to the Washington Commanders, as Lynnell breaks down the offense without Terry McLaurin and examines how the team adjusts without its top playmaker. Can the Commanders still make a playoff push without McLaurin? Lynnell gives his take on their postseason chances and pinpoints exactly where the team will miss him most from red-zone execution to veteran leadership.

In Hour 2, Lynnell Willingham keeps the momentum going with a deeper dive into how Terry McLaurin's absence could impact rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels, exploring how the lack of a true WR1 might shape his early development. The phone lines heat up as Commander's fans call in to push back, agree, and offer their own takes on how much McLaurin's absence really matters. Lynnell is then joined by JP Finley of 106.7 The Fan and NBC Sports Washington for a wide-ranging conversation about the Commanders' roster battles, training camp buzz, and expectations heading into the season. He closes the hour by reacting to some national headlines, including controversy surrounding Gilbert Arenas and reports about Shannon Sharpe's exit.

In the final hour of the show, Lynnell, the youngest in charge, dives into the biggest headlines coming out of NFL training camps, but this time, it's the players doing the talking. From raw soundbites to on-field reactions, get the real pulse of the league straight from the locker room. Lynnell breaks it all down with sharp takes and insider perspective, wrapping up the day with must-hear commentary.

JP Finlay of 106.7 The Fan and NBC Sports Washington stops by to share his insights from Commanders training camp, offering a firsthand look at standout performances and key position battles. He also discusses how the team is adjusting under the new additions and what fans should keep an eye on as the preseason unfolds

Mike Jones of The Athletic joins Lynell to provide in-depth analysis of the most pressing storylines emerging from NFL training camps. Among the top topics they tackle is Terry McLaurin's contract holdout, exploring its potential impact on the team's dynamics and what it signals about the front office's approach.

Lynnell breaks down the Commanders' offense during training camp, with Terry McLaurin still sidelined, and raises the question: can this team make the playoffs without him?