Is Quinn's Staff Top 5 + Logan Paulsen

Top 10 QB List Minus Jayden

Kevin opened with a few responses to some wayward emailers. He got to the Yahoo Top 10 QB List that didn't include Commanders' QB Jayden Daniels. He recapped last night's Game 6 of the NBA Finals and looked ahead to Game 7 on Sunday Night. He talked Nats and Pete Prisco's NFL Top 100 Player rankings on CBSSports.com [http://cbssports.com/].

Gibbs & Marino...Almost?

Kevin and Thom opened the show discussing an emailer who wanted to know if the Redskins would've have drafted Dan Marino in 1983 if they had lost the Super Bowl to the Dolphins the previous January. Plenty on LeBron James' comments about championships meaning too much to player legacy. Nats, Lakers' 10B sale, NBA Finals, and 39 years ago today, Len Bias died.

Is Quinn's Staff Top 5 + Logan Paulsen

Kevin opened reacting to Nats' GM Mike Rizzo's comments this morning on his team and its managerial situation. Kevin answered an email that suggested that Dan Quinn's staff is Top 5 in the NFL. A comparison between Jayden Daniels and John Elway was discussed and then Logan Paulsen jumped on to talk Commanders' off-season while looking ahead to 2025.

QB Debates No More

Kevin and Thom today with a litany of topics including music, movies, tv, sports, and local politics. The boys also discussed the fact that this is the quietest year in decades for quarterback talk among Washington Football fans. NBA Finals, RFK delays, and Dave Martinez's job security a part of the show as well.

Commanders Done Til Training Camp

Kevin opened with NBA Playoffs, USOpen, and the Commanders' being done with all off-season activities until training camp. He talked about what we've learned about the team through mini-camps and OTAs and what we still need to find out. Chelsea Janes/Washington Post jumped on to talk about Dave Martinez's comments following the Nats' loss to the Marlins on Saturday. Kevin finished up with the some perhaps, disturbing RFK Stadium news from over the weekend along with a congrats to the DC Defenders winning the UFL Championship.