Podcast appearances and mentions of Dexter Manley

Our Next Man Up is Safety Quan Martin! He reflects on his HUGE pick 6 against the Detroit Lions and gets us ready for our NFC Championship game against the Philadelphia Eagles. Then Washington LEGEND and Super Bowl CHAMPION Charles Mann joins the show to talk about playing with Dexter Manley and what being in the playoffs means to this fanbase. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dexter Manley joins Doc to talk about his relationship with the Dallas rivalry full Dexter Manley joins Doc to talk about his relationship to the Dallas rivalry, what is it about big games that let him perform, and takes some time to talk about the Dexter and Lydia Manley foundation 617 Wed, 20 Nov 2024 21:19:28 +0000 bVMVVglVkZCO55sUSlJKC1zmwI6WTRY9 nfl,jayden daniels,washington commanders,dexter manley,dallas cowboy,dallas week,sports The Chris Russell Show nfl,jayden daniels,washington commanders,dexter manley,dallas cowboy,dallas week,sports Dexter Manley joins Doc to talk about his relationship with the Dallas rivalry Chris discusses and debates DC sports on his daily show. Get informed and opinionated discussion of the Washington Commanders, the Nationals, Capitals, Wizards, and more. 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. Sports False https://player

Dexter Manley and Charles Mann join the show to recap their history with Dallas Week + your calls on the rivalry full Doc in for The Chris Russell Show Hour 2: -Dexter Manley joins Doc to talk about his relationship to the Dallas rivalry, what is it about big games that let him perform, and takes some time to talk about the Dexter and Lydia Manley foundation -Out to your call lines to talk about Dallas week and us restarting the rivalry, -Charles Mann joins Doc to talk about Dallas week, what the winning rosters were like, what the upcoming matchup means for the veterans and the work ethics of the Redskins teams of old -Doc asks: what are the keys to this Sunday's matchup against Dallas 2810 Wed, 20 Nov 2024 21:27:36 +0000 Nky9GTq034p8JuN36W15H3tc7usbRAk2 sports The Chris Russell Show sports Dexter Manley and Charles Mann join the show to recap their history with Dallas Week + your calls on the rivalry Chris discusses and debates DC sports on his daily show. Get informed and opinionated discussion of the Washington Commanders, the Nationals, Capitals, Wizards, and more. 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. Sports False

Doc Walker in for Chris Russell- Full Show Wisdom Wednesday, November 20th, 2024 full -It's a Wisdom Wednesday with Doc and to start out the Dallas Week history show Mike Nelms joins the show to talk about his Dallas Week matchups and what this roster has to offer -Matt and Doc talk about how the offense has looked and what this Dallas week matchup can mean -Darryl Grant joins the show to talk about the history of Dallas Week and his experience with it, how this current roster is performing, and how Johnny Newtown has played so far this season -Call lines open up to talk about the history of Dallas Week and some of our NFL veterans -Dexter Manley joins Doc to talk about his relationship to the Dallas rivalry, what is it about big games that let him perform, and takes some time to talk about the Dexter and Lydia Manley foundation -Out to your call lines to talk about Dallas week and us restarting the rivalry, -Charles Mann joins Doc to talk about Dallas week, what the winning rosters were like, what the upcoming matchup means for the veterans and the work ethics of the Redskins teams of old -Doc asks: what are the keys to this Sunday's matchup against Dallas -Jeff Bostic joins the show to talk about the history of Dallas Week and what this Commander roster is capable of -Closing out your calls on Dallas week and the hype for the game on Sunday -Mark Mosley joins the show to close the Veteran run down to talk about the history of Dallas Week -Dumb Dumb of the Day: A Georgia city will blow up an old hotel to greet 2025 8214 Wed, 20 Nov 2024 21:42:46 +0000 3AXKGK2CvlcozP1hwReXCUS77VZnkrxS sports The Chris Russell Show sports Doc Walker in for Chris Russell- Full Show Wisdom Wednesday, November 20th, 2024 Chris discusses and debates DC sports on his daily show. Get informed and opinionated discussion of the Washington Commanders, the Nationals, Capitals, Wizards, and more. 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. Sports False https://play

Ever wondered what a comedy show sounds like in prison? Take a hilarious dive with Ali Siddiq as he recounts side-splitting tales from inside the Torres Unit. From meeting football giant Dexter Manley to everyday jailhouse blues and mishaps, Siddiq spins it all with his signature humor. It's raw, it's real, and it's ridiculously funny. Catch full episodes and more outrageous stories at https://foqnfunny.com. Love what you're hearing on FOQN Funny? Go a step further and become a member of FOQN Funny+. Enjoy exclusive perks and never-ending laughter. Join now at: https://plus.acast.com/s/foqn-funny. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On The Kenny & JT Show, we're joined by former All-Pro defensive end for the Washington Redskins, Dexter Manley. @TheDexterManley will be inducted into the National High School Football Hall of Fame this Saturday at Umstattd Hall. The “Secretary of Defense” was a star player at Yates High School in Houston before heading to Oklahoma State.

Ever laughed about life in lockdown? Join Ali Siddiq as he spins hilarious and touching tales from his time behind bars, featuring a famous face-off with the football icon, Dexter Manley. Get ready for a wild ride through Houston's toughest laughs, packed with Siddiq's unique humor and edgy narratives. Don't miss out—dial up https://foqnfunny.com now for your ticket to comedy with a side of lockdown lore! Love what you're hearing on FOQN Funny? Go a step further and become a member of FOQN Funny+. Enjoy exclusive perks and never-ending laughter. Join now at: https://plus.acast.com/s/foqn-funny. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hour 3: Rick "Doc" Walker is filling in for Kevin Sheehan today and this hour's guests include Detroit Lions radio announcer Dan Miller to talk about what it looks like when a bad team turns things around, and Redskin legend Dexter Manley to talk about the rivalry with the Dallas Cowboys.

Andy is back from Hotlanta and promises he is NOT a Falcons fan. Also, a recap of the wild MNF double header last night. (18:53) Ron Rivera spoke to the media yesterday, and Andy dissects his comments. Also, what will Shohei Ohtani's new deal mean for the rest of the MLB? (41:56) Lauren Druhan joins to talk college football and the Ohtani deal. (58:56) 32 years ago today, Dexter Manley calls it a career. To hear the whole show, tune in live from 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM Monday-Friday. For more sports coverage, download the ESPN630 AM app, visit https://www.sportscapitoldc.com.To join the conversation, check us out on twitter @ESPN630DC and @andypollin1See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Comedian Ali Siddiq, and award-winning adult film star and actress Maitland Ward, join Adam for a dynamite show as they get into the nitty gritty of some unusual sides to life that are both shocking and tantalizing. Ali Siddiq turns his experiences with prison life into comedy and regales us with tales of prison dynamics, unusual currency, and sharing some jail time with NFL football star, Dexter Manley. Next, Maitland sprints right out of the gates with straightforward and unreserved tales of any porn details you may have ever wondered about. She describes how porn liberated her from Hollywood, she talks about other famous adult film stars, and Adam even relates her adventures and talents to that of a pro-wrestler. Closing out the show, Adam is joined by renowned author, Brad Thor, who is the best selling author of twenty-two thrillers. They discuss the intricacies of world politics, history, current events, and how culture wars have replaced our previous fears of terrorism. PLUGS: Watch Ali Siddiq's new special ‘THE DOMINO EFFECT part 2 LOSS' on YouTube See Ali Siddiq live: Cleveland, OH - Improv Comedy Club & Restaurant - Friday & Saturday Manchester, CT - Hartford Funny Bone Comedy Club - August 4th & 5th Charlotte, NC - The Comedy Zone - August 11th to 13th And for more dates go to: AliSiddiq.com Follow Ali on Instagram: @AliSiddiq Check out Maitland Ward's book ‘Rated X: How Porn Liberated Me from Hollywood' wherever you find books And follow her on Twitter and Instagram, @MaitlandWard Check out Brad Thor's ‘Dead Fall' wherever you find books And follow Brad on Twitter: @BradThor THANKS FOR SUPPORTING TODAY'S SPONSORS: Turo.com SimpliSafe.com/ADAM LearAdam.com or call 800-489-6450 Angi.com ForThePeople.com/ADAM or dial #529 OReillyAuto.com

Bram is live at the DC Touchdown Club and is joined by some huge guests on a day that the Commanders are on the verge of being sold. Bram reacts to the news, and where we're at right now as nothing has been sent to the league. (15:11) First up: The ol' ball coach Steve Spurrier! The college football legend and one time Redskins coach sits down with Bram to reflect on today's news, his time in Washington, whether he misses coaching and more. (27:36) Then, Doc Walker sits down with Bram to react to today's news, what he hopes new ownership focuses on, thoughts on a stadium in DC and what he wants to see next from the Commanders. (46:57) Redskins legend Dexter Manley joins the show as he accepts an award tonight. Bram asks him about his charity, the ownership news, his sack record, and whether he thinks about the Hall of Fame. The Bram Weinstein Show Live Weekdays: 3:00pm-6:00pm EST Listen Live: ESPN 630 App | Sportscapitoldc.com | ESPN 630 AM Podcast: Apple | Google Podcasts | Spotify | AmazonTwitter: @RealBramW | @Mike_Callow | @ESPN630DC  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kevin started the show with new Commanders' sale news reported earlier today by ESPN. Ben Standig jumped on to talk more "football" than "sale". Tim Murray called in to help handicap the "Sweet 16". And DC Touchdown Club/Military Bowl Chair Steve Beck was a guest to discuss a star-studded event in town on April 13th that will include Steve Spurrier, Dexter Manley, Scott Van Pelt and more.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cooley joined Kevin to talk Greg Roman as a potential OC candidate in Washington and to preview/pick the four weekend NFL Divisional Playoff games. The greatest pass rusher of the 1980's, Dexter Manley, jumped on with Kevin to talk about the Redskins' 31-17 NFC Championship win over the Cowboys which happened 40 years ago this coming Sunday. Kevin opened the show with quick thoughts on Maryland's win last night over Michigan, the latest on the Commanders' OC possibilities, and had 3 "Smell Test" playoff picks.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

When young athletes come into money, here's why they need expert tax advice and the inflationary world of child care has Americans struggling to balance work and family. And as always taxes. Episode Transcript Intro: Welcome to the Practical Tax podcast, with tax attorney Steve Moskowitz. The Practical Tax podcast is brought to you by Moskowitz, LLP, a tax law firm. Disclaimer: The information contained in this podcast is based upon information available as of date of recording and will not be updated for changes in law regulation. Any information is not to be considered tax advice or legal advice and does not form an attorney/client relationship. Further, this podcast may be construed as attorney advertising. You should see professional consultation for your individual tax and legal situation. Chip Franklin: All right. Well, welcome to another edition of Practical Tax, with tax attorney Steve Moskowitz and Chip Franklin. Steve, this has always intrigued me and that is the athlete that comes into a lot of money when he has never had any money in his life. Steve Moskowitz: Oh yeah. Chip Franklin: I know, because you've done a lot of sports shows. You and I have talked about this in the past and you've talked about luxury taxes and all, but this is something that really touches me. I had a long talk once with MC Hammer about what he went through and all the money he lost. I knew Dexter Manley, you might remember that name from back in the old Washington football team days, and he lost it all, and others. It's always broken my heart because it's difficult for these kids. They bring along everybody they grew up with and everything and they try to give to everyone and then it's gone. I think that's just so sad. Joining us right now is Ali Siam. He is a sports agent who has a lot of experience in this. He's negotiated more than a dozen or so NFL contracts and he's nice enough to join us on Practical Tax. Ali, welcome the show. Say hi to Steve. Steve Moskowitz: Hi. How are you? Ali Siam: Hi, how you guys doing today? Thank you for having me. Chip Franklin: There's a lot in the news, obviously, every year as the different drafts happen. There was a kid on my street who signed a deal with Tampa Bay. He was the 28th pick in the draft in baseball. Here, in Southern California, that happens a lot. He got three-and-a-half million signing bonus, but he's 18, so now he's going to be playing against the best people he's never seen. When he was in high school, he was the best player in the county. Now, he's just another guy. Fortunately, he has a father that will help look out after it. Let me ask you both, and let me start with you, Steve, when we look at this kind of income coming in, how many people are really prepared for that? Steve Moskowitz: Almost nobody. Here's problem number one, when the guys get it, they're really young and they don't realize that the life of a professional athlete is nowhere near the life of most other jobs, and that is a job. You get beaucoup money up front and you spend it, but the problem is most other professions, you wouldn't blink an eye when say how long you would be working. With an athlete, a lot of athletes are finished in their 20s, maybe into their 30s. What other position do you know of that you say, "Oh, 40, are you kidding? 50?" How many football players can only play a couple of seasons because they get injured so much? So, the bottom line is, basically, if I was talking to somebody like this, I'd say, "Look, let's take a look at this contract and figure this is the money you're going to get for a lifetime. So, you're 21 years old, let's say you have another 60 years to go or so, let's divide this and see how much we're getting here." And then what I do is I make it practical, I say, "Look, we're not going to save every penny. Here's a portion of percentage, just blow it. Have a good time, have fun," but it's a percentage.

1:12 - Calls/tweets: With Kam Curl injured, how optimistic are you about this team? 9:24 - Guest: Dexter Manley on the defensive line and the defense 22:03 - Calls/tweets: What's your optimism level for the Commanders?

In this episode of Sports the NEMO way we bring the Washington Commanders to the table for discussion.

Williams returned with 14:17 left in the second quarter, and the Washington offense began to click. And much like they had in the second half of Super Bowl XXI against the New York Giants, the Broncos defense collapsed. On the Redskins' first play of the second quarter, receiver Ricky Sanders got behind defensive back Mark Haynes (who tried to jam him at the line of scrimmage) and safety Tony Lilly, and caught a pass from Williams, and took it 80 yards for a touchdown. After forcing the Broncos to punt on their next possession, Washington advanced to the Denver 27. Facing third-and-one, Williams connected with receiver Gary Clark who made a diving catch in the end zone to give Washington a 14–10 lead. After the ensuing kickoff, Denver drove to the Washington 26, aided by running back Sammy Winder's 27-yard reception and Elway's 21-yard run. But left tackle Dave Studdard, blocking defensive end Dexter Manley, went down with a knee injury. After Elway threw an incomplete pass on third down, Karlis missed a 43-yard field goal attempt. On the first play of the Redskins' ensuing drive, Williams threw a 16-yard completion to Clark. Then on the next play, running back Timmy Smith, a rookie in his first NFL start, took off for a 58-yard touchdown run, with blocking from guard Raleigh McKenzie and tackle Joe Jacoby, making the score 21–10.[9] Washington's offensive line featuring McKenzie and Jacoby figured greatly in a play known as the Counter Gap, which the Skins ran repeatedly in the game.[12] The Redskins increased their lead to 28–10 on their next possession with a 50-yard touchdown pass from Williams to Sanders, making him the first player in Super Bowl history to catch two touchdowns in one quarter. Four plays after the ensuing kickoff, Washington defensive back Barry Wilburn intercepted a pass from Elway on the Redskins 21, and once again, the Redskins stormed down the field to score. First, Smith broke loose for a 43-yard run, then Williams completed a pair of passes to Sanders to reach the Denver 7. Two plays later, Williams threw an 8-yard touchdown pass to tight end Clint Didier to make the score 35–10. On Denver's next drive, Elway completed three consecutive passes for 40 total yards to advance to the Redskins 36. However, Washington rookie defensive back Brian Davis intercepted Elway's next pass at the 21 with seven seconds left in the half. In the second quarter alone, Williams completed 9 of 11 passes for 228 yards and four touchdowns; Smith rushed five times for 122 yards and a touchdown; and Sanders caught five passes for 168 yards and two touchdowns. The Redskins scored 35 points and gained 356 yards in total offense, both Super Bowl records, and scored five touchdowns on 18 total offensive plays. During the regular season, the Broncos had allowed 35 points for the entire game only once—and it was in that game, a 40-10 loss to the Houston Oilers in Week 4, that they fielded replacement players, with the regular players having gone on strike. Washington's 25-point lead at the half surpassed the previous record of 20 points set by San Francisco in Super Bowl XVI.

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0:00- Pro Football Reference went back before sacks were a stat when Dexter Manley played, and claimed that Manley had more sacks than the franchise sack leader Kerrigan. Would you dethrone Kerrigan for Dexter Manley?  21:55- Grant and Danny give their opinion on who the sack king is. We also take your calls on what you think about this topic.  33:45- What's going on with their lives that have nothing to do with sports?  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wizards: react to Wes Unseld Jr. being the reported frontrunner to be the Wizards' next head coach...and react to Bradley Beal being ruled out for Team USA in the Tokyo Olympics due to testing positive for COVID-19 Washington Football Team: analysis of Washington (predictably) not signing Brandon Scherff to a multi-year contract prior to the July 15 deadline Washington Football Team: the top three training-camp questions for Washington's offensive line Washington Football Team: examining Dexter Manley being back to being Washington's all-time sack king and more reveals from Pro Football Reference's new sack data for 1960-81 Washington Football Team: thoughts on Dwayne Haskins allegedly being a victim of domestic violence from his wife Guest: Nationals broadcaster Dan Kolko on the state of the Nats, including whether the lineup is good, what has gone wrong for Victor Robles and Patrick Corbin and why the Nats' defense has been such a pleasant surprise Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Washington NFL legend Dexter Manley joins us to talk about how much he loved playing here in the 80s, his hatred of the Cowboys, and what he thinks of current stars Chase Young and Montez Sweat. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2 of Russell and Medhurst.  Guest:  WFT legend Dexter Manley.  Memories of RFK.  What Ifs in sports history. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rod, Steve, Dev and Phil jump into the critically acclaimed Barbershop Series Pod - Vol 4. We maintain a semblance of normalcy as Phil introduces Pod 72 and shows love to Dexter Manley, then we dive into Enemy Intel in Reverse as we look at Week 16 vs Dallas on December 26th 2021. After that, bets are off - debauchery begins with the barbershop. Addicts First - Rod's Rap Roulette where we are showing some love to Artists from the DMV and first is L. Ross (@LetsWork24) as he gives us some heat to close out the barbershop. Listen and Subscribe, catch a vibe. https://linktr.ee/WFAddicts --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/commandthis/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/commandthis/support

CDC Ends Mask Mandate, Zach rants about schedule release day, then JP Finlay joins the show to give his thoughts on Washington's offseason, if they were in on any of the rookie QBS, if Aaron Rodgers is a possibility at QB, why was Doc Walker, Dexter Manley and Mark Rypien at RFK , and more (05:07), then Trai Turner on his offseason and staying ready for his next opportunity, training with Jackie Slater, and a lot more (28:14)Share, Thumbs Up & Subscribe to Upon Further Review!! YouTubeiTunesSpotifyFollow Upon Further Review on Social Media for Bonus Content and First Looks at Upcoming Interviews! InstagramTwitter

The Athletic's Ben Standig goes hyperlocal and hopefully helps everyone get a bit smarter with guests Dan Hellie and Irwin Kishner. After Ben opens the show with some depth chart talk including a possible Taysom Hill role for Steven Montez, he talks about the latest reporting on Washington Football Team owner Dan Snyder set to buy out his minority partners and what this means for future control of the franchise (8:52). Then former NBC4 and NFL Network anchor Dan Hellie stops by to discuss the local sports media scene then and now, league-wide perception of Ron Rivera, Washington's free agency moves, and a Wizards reality check. Plus Dan drops an unreal live TV moment involving Dexter Manley (35:30)

On this date Jan. 15, 1983 the Redskins play the Minnesota Vikings in the play-offs and Riggo runs 37 times for 185 yards and takes a bow! Riggo and Dexter Manley look back! They also assess WFT looking ahead and Riggo and Dexter unload on some childhood memories involving authority!

Riggo and Dexter Manley break down the WFT vs Tampa Bay match-up and Dexter knows what is needed to slow down Tom Brady and the Bucs!

John Riggins and Dexter Manley discuss WFT's win over Philly to win the NFC East Division. Plus, the Philadelphia Eagles have some explaining to do with some questionable decisions in the second half - did they play to win the game?

Hall of Famer John Riggins joins John to talk about the current WFT, the glory days, whether he'd be into social media and his new podcast with Dexter Manley. Save 5% and get free shipping on all orders at loneoakcoffee.com when you use the code: coffee2020 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Mooney is allowed back in the studio after is bout with Covid-19, The boys discuss Matt's Birthday, TV's, Alanis Morissette, John Lennon, Yoko Ono, Chuck Berry, Katie Holmes, Dexter Manley, Janeane Garofalo, Ally Sheedy, AC/DC, The Sallie House, Listeners in Portugal, Australia, South Korea, Russia, England, Canada, McGill, Misophonia and much more.....

Zach chats with Dexter Manley about the Washington Football team's defensive line, about his thoughts on Chase Young, about his time at Oklahoma State, about how he was able to get through college on a second-grade reading level, getting drafted by Washington in the fifth round, winning two Super Bowls, playing for Joe Gibbs, his experience with rowdy fanbases, having his franchise sack record broken by Ryan Kerrigan, getting inducted into the WFT Ring of Fame, coming forward about being functionally illiterate after seeing Joe Theismann's career-ending injury, getting the help he needed at the Washington Lab School, beating COVID, his foundation to help fight youth illiteracy, and a lot more. Zach then speaks with Todd Heavner from the Manley Foundation more about the work they're doing and about an upcoming virtual event they're hosting.Donate to Feeding America Follow Upon Further Review on Instagram and Twitter Subscribe on YouTube

Beltway Blitz (0:05). Ryan Kerrigan joins after breaking Dexter Manley's franchise sack record yesterday in a win over the Eagles (11:00). Back to the defense and arguing over it (24:00). Was the defensive line dominant or was the Eagles offensive line just bad (31:47)? See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Washington Football great, Dexter Manley joins Buck and Phil.  Dexter talks openly with the guys about many topics with the guys.   Dexter discusses his own battle with COVID, his early life in Houston to the day Buck saved his life.   Of course football is discussed too.  Today Dexter is giving back through his foundation, the Dexter Manley Foundation, that focuses on raising money for literacy non-profits in Washington, DC.    

On this jam packed edition of the show, the guys welcome former NFL scout and author of the book Whatever It Takes, Daniel Kelly to the show. Daniel drops an insane amount of knowledge on the inner workings of the NFL and tells great stories about meeting Dexter Manley and working with a loaded Jets staff, before discussing his opportunity with Browns owner Jimmy Haslam for the teams GM job in 2017. The guys then talk practice. Not a game. Practice...or really the over hype of training camps, before welcoming Joseph Herff of BearGogglesOn.com to discuss the biggest battle in any training camp, Mitchy vs. Nick. It is then time for the NFC North preview and the debut of the segment, BACKDRAFT, where the guys look at a teams draft for guys coming into their third year! It is an exciting and fun filled, jam packed editon! Like, share, comment! Let us know what you like and where we can improve! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jeremy-somerville/support

This is Riggo The Diesel Uncensored, conversations with former teammates, Hall of Fame running back John Riggins speaks with former defensive end Dexter Manley in part 2 of this series.

In The Loop goes back in time to remember H-Town legend Dexter Manley’s wild career and life path, checks on the three major teams and more.  

This is Riggo The Diesel Uncensored, conversations with former teammates, Hall of Fame running back John Riggins speaks with former defensive end Dexter Manley in part 1 of this series.

Doc and Galdi discuss the Nats ring ceremony, a positive report on Dexter Manley's health and more on The Last Dance. 

Cooley joined Kevin today on the show and they each picked their current top 5 Redskins based on current production and future potential. Cooley watched "The Last Dance" and he considered whether he ever played with anyone near as competitive as Michael Jordan. Kevin talked Cody Latimer, Dexter Manley, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of Riggo the Diesel, Hall of Fame running back John Riggins and Voice of the Redskins Larry Michael give an update on Dexter Manley, discuss facilities reopening and what the NFL season could potential look like.

It's not a weekday. Its Grant & Danny live on a Sunday! Former Redskin Dexter Manley tests positive for the Coronavirus. We also talk some Esports.

C Ruff discusses latest Quinton Dunbar and DeAndre Baker News, Aaron Rodgers thoughts on the Packers drafting Jordan Love, NBA season, Dwight Howard, Dexter Manley, Tualia Tagovalia,Key NFL free Agents remaining and more.

Hall of Fame running back John Riggins and Voice of the Redskins Larry Michael are joined by former Redskins defensive end Dexter Manley to discuss the 2020 NFL Draft in this episode of Riggo The Diesel.

On this episode of Riggo The Diesel, Hall of Fame running back John Riggins and Voice of the Redskins Larry Michael discuss the changes happening at Redskins Park and Riggo's former teammate Dexter Manley stops by!

Gambling Chalk Talk Podcast – College Football Conference Championship Week, NFL Week 13 Awards (epi 372) – Dexter Manley Episode Jeffrey “Coach” Belanger host of the Gambling Chalk Talk Podcast in Episode 372 the Dexter Manley episode.  Coach and Darth Wager give their college football Conference Championship Week. Coach gives […] The post College Football Conference Championship Week, NFL Week 13 Awards (epi 372) appeared first on Gambling Chalk Talk Podcast.

Steve Buckhantz, or as I like to call him, Uncle Steven, is a legend in the world of Washington DC sports broadcasters.  He’s won Emmy Awards, was the voice of the Washington Wizards for the past 22 years, was inducted into the DC Sports Hall of Fame, the list goes on and on.  His work speaks for itself, but in the world of business, that doesn’t matter.  Weeks ago, the Washington Wizards parted ways with their longtime, hometown, announcer, in the worst way possible.  We talk about his long career, Michael Jordan and more.  It’s an interesting one.  Steve Buckhantz Show Notes: 2:00:  Eagles, Redskins and Football 8:22:  When did he realize he wanted to be a broadcaster, manual labor, and U of M/JMU 13:00:  Getting on the radio, then TV and internships 22:00:  Chattanooga and Nashville 25:45:  Stanley:  Get 30% off site wide with the code powell30 Evo:  The best online experience in action sports with retail to back it up 27:30:  What was life like for a young Buckhantz, Atlanta and coming to DC 31:45:  Locker rooms, Dexter Manley, and Fox 40:00:  Losing the NFL deal, side work, and The Bullets 47:00  Spy Optic:  Get 20% off on their site Spyoptic.com using the code TPM20 10 Barrel Brewery:  Buy their beers, they support action sports more than anyone 48:15:  Michael Jordan, NBA travel, and moving seats at wiz 59:30:  Moving the broadcasters, losing Phil, and not picking up his contract option 66:00:   Cold-hearted Wizards Ownership 78:40:  Inappropriate Questions with Chick Hernandez

Redskins fans, whether you've seen the Super Bowls or a nine-win season qualifies as your glory days, you're going to want to listen to this edition of Redskins Talk. After a brief intro in which JP Finlay discusses the Kevin Hogan acquisition and what it means for Colt McCoy, the host jumps into a fantastic interview with Charles Mann, the second-leading sack getter in Washington's history. In their 20-minute back-and-forth, Mann tells stories involving a fresh-out-of-the-weight-room Dexter Manley, John Elway and Hall of Famer Bobby Beathard. If you like podcasts where a Redskins great tells you not to give up on the team and JP tells that Redskins great why he wore his number while he was playing as a youngster, then this is the episode for you.

Josh Brown’s life has been an open book to the public from the time he moved to Foyil, OK (Pop 236) when he was a tween.  The publicity used to be a good thing that brought women, fortune and fame to a small-town kid who achieved a dream that alludes 99.5 percent of all kids, playing in an NFL Game.  Eventually, the publicity turned bad, domestic violence, divorce, and a virtual blackball by NFL teams.  Hear what Josh has to say about his meteoric rise, crash and burn and putting the pieces back together  Josh Brown Show Notes:  2:00:  The NFL Kicking Combine 9:00:  Growing up in Tulsa 13:00:  Getting into sports and then moving to Foyil, OK ( pop 234) 17:50:  8-Man football and Dexter Manley 21:00:  What is the recruiting process like?  Anything crazy? 24:00:  Evo (Use the code TPM10 for 10% off at checkout) and RESQWATER (enter the code resqwatertpm for a 20% discount on a 12 pack) 25:50:  Nebraska Football 33:12:  The most memorable game of his college career and preparing for the pros 38:51:  The trouble he got into in college 44:00:  Getting drafted, the Seattle Seahawks, investments, loaning money, special treatment. 52:00:  10 Barrel Brewery 53:30:  The Super Bowl Year and the end of his time in Seattle 61:00:  Contracts in the NFL and meeting Molly and getting married 66:00:  Moving to St Louis and trouble with his marriage 71:00:  Being molested as a child 74:00:  Time in St Louis, getting cut, trying out for the Jets, more trouble at home and getting the call from the Bengals 85:00:  How does he get into the zone to kick and life as a giant 91:00:  More relationship issues 105:00:  The aftermath of domestic violence 110:00:  Inappropriate Questions with former Seahawk David Vobora

Charles Mann on how his passion for learning paid off on the football field ~ ". . .that [play] book was thick and I memorized, I mean, I took in all that information and had it down and those last few years of my football career were effortless " Charles Mann, Business Man and Washington Redskins 70 Greatest Honoree and Andy Ockershausen in studio interview Andy Ockershausen: This is Our Town, this is Andy Ockershausen and delightful guest today is, one of our favorites from the glory days of the Washington Redskins, but we're not here to talk about the Redskins. We're talking about a man names Charles Mann, number 71, who'll always be remembered as a co-End with Dexter Manley. Charles Mann: That's true. That's a good way to be remembered. Andy Ockershausen: Those were the glory years. Charles Mann: Two extremes. One extreme to the other extreme. Andy Ockershausen: But Charles, you've had such a wonderful career beyond football, I mean, all the things that you've done and your accomplishments are, I think, great lessons for the young players, that there's life after football. You proved it. Charles Mann - Passion for Learning Paid Off on Football Field Charles Mann: You know, Joe Gibbs told me this, and I never knew this and now I'm starting to brag 'cause you know, as more time ... and this is my 22nd year out of the league so, the longer you're out of the league, the more embellishments come. Anyway, but this is the truth, Joe Gibbs told me that I scored the highest on the test that they give players to see their football aptitude and it's called the, I can't even think of the name of the test. But, it's very well known. Andy Ockershausen: A league wide test, correct? Charles Mann: A league wide test that they give ... they'd give it at the Combine I believe. But, they tested me and it's not an aptitude, it's a football aptitude test. It's how many concepts, how much information can they take in and deal with- Andy Ockershausen: What can you absorb, correct? Charles Mann: Yeah so, I never knew though, that I had a passion for learning. And I had a passion for learning and it transferred from the football field. We had this thick binder that Torgy Torgeson and Larry Peccatiello and- Andy Ockershausen: All the assistant coaches. Charles Mann: Yeah, that, I mean ... and Petitbon, the main guy, but that book was thick and I memorized, I mean, I took in all that information and had it down and those last few years of my football career were effortless. Andy Ockershausen: You were way ahead. Work Smarter, Not Harder - Career Related Surgery Charles Mann: Well, what you wanna do in life is, you wanna work smarter, not harder, you know? And so I began to apply my skills and my brain over those physical skills that are starting to slow down and wear down ... I just two years ago, December 21, 2015, I had back surgery, L3-L4. I had it 0n December 21 and I remembered very well- Andy Ockershausen: Did the league pay for that surgery? Charles Mann: No. Andy Ockershausen: That was you? Charles Mann: Yeah. Andy Ockershausen: You were out of it long enough so couldn't blame it on them. Charles Mann: No, they should ... No, it definitely was from my career. Andy Ockershausen: Football related. Charles Mann: Everything I have is from my career, but you have to go through a whole bunch of trials and tribulations and prove a bunch of stuff and by the time you have the surgery, you should have had it two years prior. So I always have insurance- Andy Ockershausen: So you just got it done. Charles Mann: So I just go have the insurance and pay for it, but I had it done- Andy Ockershausen: Let's talk about the old Charles Mann. Charles Mann: No, but let me tell you this though, I had it done as a gift to myself. That's why I had it on December 21. This was my Christmas gift, I was not gonna have anymore doggone back pain. Andy Ockershausen: Good for you.

Andy is joined by 2 time Redskins champion Dexter Manley, but he and the former Pro Bowl defensive linemen cover plenty of his life off the field. A very intense conversation that peels back the curtain the highs and lows from Dexter's life.

Grant, Peter, and Jenny discuss playing characters who are much better—or much worse—at things than you yourself are! This topic was selected by our Patreon backers, whom we're very grateful for and who bring you this show every other week. First, though, we spend some time discussing Fear the Con X (which was last weekend, and which Peter and Jenny will run down next episode.) We also briefly discuss Overwatch and Dead Cells. We answer a question about wargaming from Patreon backer Kevin, and then get down to business—which includes a lengthy rant from Grant, and a surprising amount of bickering! Mentioned in this episode: Dexter Manley; the Campaign podcast. Scripture:Exodus 4:10, Isaiah 53:1-3, 1 Corinthians 9:22

Andy Ockershausen on Season Two Our Town - "Well I just heard this morning from Gordon Peterson. He agreed to be on the show. If you don't remember Gordon Peterson, you haven't lived in Our Town because he was Mr Channel 9. Those kind of people are coming back to us, and they want to be on." Andy and Janice Ockershausen, Season One Ender and Looking Forward to Season Two Announcer: GEICO presents Our Town, Season Two. A 30 minute podcast produced by Best Bark Communications, a small but fierce client-centered marketing company powered by decades of experience and well-established business networks. GEICO. 15 minutes will save you 15 percent or more on car insurance. Now, here’s your host, Andy Ockershausen. Janice Ockershausen: Hi, this is Janice Ockershausen, the executive producer of Our Town, and we wanted to look at Season One. This is a transition piece, and we wanted to let people know that we are finishing Season One and starting Season Two. Andy Ockershausen: We had 53 guests in our first season, were going to have at least 40 more in our second, and we hope you've enjoyed listening to their stories. You know, we've got stories of success, of failure, some happiness, some sadness, prosperity, we had people that failed that were on this show. We have a homeless person who talked about the city and what she goes through. It makes this Our Town tick, the people. Janice Ockershausen: You know what? It makes it personal. What has been really exciting for me, listening to every podcast then re-listening to it and presenting it, it's a wonderful thing because you have experienced with these people, all hand-picked people, all hand-picked guests by either you or me, and we know them, we have lived through some of these exciting times, and it was so interesting to hear it from the horse’s mouth. Andy Ockershausen: Well you know, Janny, that has been a big revelation to me. For whatever reason, I got a lot of stuff in my cranium. I guess I absorbed and kept everything I ever heard of, and it's like a computer, but to have people talk about things that I grew up with, and to be able to understand what they're saying, has been a great boon to me and to them. I can get questions and ask questions of people that think I don't know, and I know because I was there. Janice Ockershausen: Yeah, you're incredibly well read, and your memory is unbelievable. It's the little details that you're able to connect with your guests that make it so interesting and so full, and so flavorful. The texture of Our Town is remarkable. Andy Ockershausen: The people of Our Town have made it so great over the 50 years of that we are talking about, and we've got more to come, but the guests that we've had, and they don't really feel like guests. They feel a part of Our Town, which makes me feel great. Janice Ockershausen: They're our family and our friends. Andy Ockershausen: Absolutely. They're great friends. Janice Ockershausen: If you look back at a little bit of the list of people we had, were Bill Regardie, a fantastic interview, Cary Hatch, Sonny Jurgensen, Dexter Manley, Lon Anderson, Wendy Rieger. Andy Ockershausen: You know, Tommy Loverro, that he just started his own show. Janice Ockershausen: With Andy Pollin. Andy Ockershausen: Andy Pollin, and listen, Irene Pollin called us to be on with us. You know, we've had people like Frank Herzog, boy nobody forgets him. Paul Berry, my god, Paul. Christine Brennan, Johnny Holiday, golly what a great talent. Janice Ockershausen: We had Charlie Brotman before he was Charlie Brotman. We had Henry Sacks, our dear friend, and probably the most meaningful guest for me, I guess symbolically, was that we based Our Town on the principles of The Harden and Weaver Show, our first guest and our last guest. Actually he was the first one that we interviewed, and the last one we out on for Season One, was our dear friend Frank Harden.

This week, we journey into a world of stupidity, lies, and most of all, cocaine. From being a champion, to ruining the lives of those around him, he ended up as low as a person could be. He let down family, friends, wives, team mates, fans, judges, and anyone else he may have come in contact with. This is truly a story about a person, never learning their lesson, as he goes from world famous, to illiterate, to homeless, and back and forth again... Not in that order. Sell your Super Bowl ring, embarrass your family, and run from the police with Dexter Manley!! Check us out, every Tuesday. We will continue to bring you the biggest idiots in sports history! Hosted by James Pietragallo & Jimmie Whisman New episodes every Tuesday!! Please subscribe, rate, and review! Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, or wherever you listen to podcasts! Head to shutupandgivememurder.com for all things Crime in Sports! For merchandise: crimeinsports.threadless.com Check out James and Jimmie's other show: Small Town Murder   Follow us on social media! Facebook: facebook.com/crimeinsports Instagram: instagram.com/smalltownmurder Twitter: twitter.com/MurderSmall   Contact the show: crimeinsports@gmail.com Donate on Patreon: patreon.com/crimeinsports PayPal: paypal.me/crimeinsports

Dexter Manley, former Defensive End for the Washington Redskins, was nicknamed football's “Secretary of Defense” in 1986 by a top government official. Listen in to Dexter tell Andy O the story about how he received the nickname and from whom. Andy says of Dexter Manley, “for many years a legend in the city of Washington. Manley "did so much as a player and so much as a human being”. Dexter recalls that he and Andy met for the first time at training camp in Carlisle Pennsylvania, and how Andy won him over with a deal at the station, “I did a show . . .maybe for about a year and they paid me not one dime but they furnished my bedroom suit for free. I'd never heard of that before. I said where’s my money. Jack Kent Cook said get money don’t go for those deals.” Lots of laughter ensues and we see why Andy refers to Dexter Manley as a “character”. Growing Up in Houston, TX and Oklahoma State University Football Andy O and Dexter talk about Dexter’s childhood years in Houston, Texas. He describes the environment he grew up in as poverty and crime stricken and lots of divorce. He also describes his hard-working parents who made sure he went to church and grew up with good Christian values. Dexter talks about the guys in his neighborhood stealing bicycles, smoking marijuana, and drinking “md2020”, and how he chose to stay away from that. One of the most devastating times in his young life was when, while sitting on his porch, he looked down the street and saw his brother put into the backseat of a police car. His brother landed in a juvenile home from that encounter with the police. Dexter's brother played football at the local high school, and was his hero. He also saw young talented high school football players leave town to play in college only to get in trouble and return home. He knew he didn’t want this for himself. He went to school, sat is the front row, but despite his efforts he graduated functionally illiterate. He also tells Andy “I had such tunnel vision I wanted to play football trying to get out of that environment. I had 37 scholarship offers.” Manley goes on to recall how in his junior year at Jack Yates High School he was recruited to play in college. This process brought him closer to his Dad. Growing up, Dex received little attention from his Dad. Despite how good he was at football – he was a high school all American - his Dad watched him play only once in high school. His Dad saw him in a different light once the coaches started to come around. So did the whole community. “They couldn’t believe it, Bum Phillips and Jim Stanley they are getting out of these limos coming to my gun shack house sitting up on blocks in the ghetto.” At a big breakfast in Houston, Bum Phillips, head coach of the Houston Oilers, said that Dex should play at Oklahoma State University. That’s all it took for Dexter to attend OSU for the next four years. He tells Andy that neither he nor his Dad knew then what all that meant, all they knew that these big names were telling him he had a future in football. Dexter’s four years at Oklahoma State University were tumultuous. They fired head coach Jim Stanley and brought on Pittsburgh’s defensive coordinator Jimmie Johnson to replace him. Jimmie Johnson came on in Dex’s junior year, and was his coach for remaining two years. He had them winning games. Dexter goes on to talk about the OSU’s probation “for passing out benefits” to players. He recalls receiving the keys to a brand-new car. He tells Andy “I was coming off the practice field, Charlie Alexander said sit in the car that was a brand-new car, and I never forget. I never had hardly nothing brand-new so we turn the radio on, and we heard the news Elvis died, he said Manley, he gave me the keys, this is yours. And so, I'll never forget that as long as I live.” 1981 NFL Scouting Combine, Tampa Bay, FL Andy asks Manley how the Washington Redskins found him.

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Rod and Karen are joined by Yesha Callahan writer for TheRoot.com to discuss her writing career path, Ben Carson's campaign shake up, Chris Brown accused of punching woman, Game of Thrones books gonna be late, Powerball Winner bails out boyfriend again, Blue Bell has the DOJ coming for them, President of Turkey references Hitler, Steven Avery evidence that wasn't allowed in court, Bundy terrorists at it again, Dexter Manley, man smothers child while playing a video game, father gets Macy's to put in changing tables, man throws a bottle over Christmas music and sword ratchetness. Twitter: @rodimusprime @SayDatAgain @TBGWT @YeshaCallahan Email: theblackguywhotips@gmail.com Blog: www.theblackguywhotips.com Voice Mail: 704-557-0186 Yesha's Website: http://www.yeshacallahan.com/ The Book Yesha Is Featured In: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00XHRR420/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B00XHRR420&linkCode=as2&tag=f002-20&linkId=N35CLBEMCBNFYHUX Sponsors: www.GetBevel.Com Code: TBGWT www.adamandeve.com Code: TBGWT

Former Redskin and Super Bowl Champion Dexter Manley is a former pro bowler, 2 time Super Bowl champion, and one of the 70 Greatest Washington Redskins.

Former Redskin and Super Bowl Champion Dexter Manley is a former pro bowler, 2 time Super Bowl champion, and one of the 70 Greatest Washington Redskins.

From rec league to college and the pros, dating back to players like Dexter Manley, who cares if you can read as long as your school or team can make millions and billions of dollars off of you? Maybe the athletes who can’t read beyond an eighth grade level aren’t as illiterate as people think. After all, they function in the “West Coast Offense” and run “The Triangle! Join us Tuesday, May 27, 2014 on the Butterfly Evolution Show as we welcome special guest, Dr. Jay Smith, history professor at the University of North Carolina, to discuss the ongoing issue of college football and basketball players getting it done on the field and the court but not in the classroom.  When their game is gone where will they go?  Listen at 818-691-7406 or select this link.  Broadcast begins promptly at 8 pm CST.  

Aaron, Josh, and John talk about Jason Campbell, Roy Williams, Dexter Manley, and much more!