Episodes

  • Full Show | Wednesday 01-21-26

    Full Show | Wednesday 01-21-26
    Jan 21 2026
    Tobi Altizer offers his candid take on the Commanders’ hire of offensive coordinator David Blough, admitting he’s not fully sold on the move but giving credit to the organization for acting with conviction and decisiveness. The conversation expands to compare Washington’s OC opportunity with others around the NFL, while also examining why the defensive coordinator hire could be equally critical in supporting Blough and the offense. Michael Phillips joins to provide further insight on the hire, preview Championship Weekend, and discuss the Commanders’ draft outlook, with Tobi highlighting potential top-10 targets like Notre Dame RB Jeremiyah Love and Ohio State DB Caleb Downs. The discussion then shifts to broader NFL topics, including lessons from Bears coach Ben Johnson on “rebuilding with conviction,” Buffalo owner Terry Pegula’s comments on Keon Coleman and Sean McDermott, Patriots owner Robert Kraft’s push for an 18-game season, the league’s international expansion, and rivalry matchups, including Baker Mayfield’s excitement about facing Atlanta twice a year, blending team-specific analysis with league-wide trends and storylines.
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    2 hrs and 10 mins
  • Hour 1 - Altizer on Blough, OC Market Comparisons, and the Importance of the DC Hire

    Hour 1 - Altizer on Blough, OC Market Comparisons, and the Importance of the DC Hire
    Jan 21 2026
    Tobi Altizer fills in and offers his honest take on the Commanders’ hire of offensive coordinator David Blough admitting he’s not fully sold on the move, but giving credit to the organization for operating with conviction and decisiveness. The discussion then expands to compare the Commanders’ OC opportunity with other offensive coordinator openings around the NFL, examining how attractive Washington’s situation really is. The hour wraps with a deeper look at why the defensive coordinator hire could be just as critical as the offensive changes, and how the right DC could directly support Blough, the offense, and the overall direction of the team.
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    43 mins
  • Hour 2 - Breaking Down Blough Hire, Draft Targets, & Ben Johnshon On Starting From Scratch

    Hour 2 - Breaking Down Blough Hire, Draft Targets, & Ben Johnshon On Starting From Scratch
    Jan 21 2026
    Hour 2 opens with Michael Phillips joining to break down the Commanders’ offensive coordinator hire of David Blough, reflecting on what it means for the team’s future, Championship Weekend highlights, and early thoughts on the Commanders’ draft outlook. From there, Tobi Altizer takes over, turning his focus to the NFL Draft and sharing which prospects he’d like to see Washington target with the 7th overall pick, including Notre Dame RB Jeremiyah Love and Ohio State DB Caleb Downs. The hour wraps with Tobi reacting to Bears head coach Ben Johnson’s comments about starting from scratch this season, and he applies those lessons to the Commanders, examining what “rebuilding with conviction” could look like in Washington.
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    44 mins
  • Hour 3 - Bills' Owner Speaks, NFL Expansion, and Mayfield’s Rivalry Remarks

    Hour 3 - Bills' Owner Speaks, NFL Expansion, and Mayfield’s Rivalry Remarks
    Jan 21 2026
    Hour 3 opens with Tobi Altizer reacting to Buffalo Bills owner Terry Pegula’s comments on WR Keon Coleman and the controversial firing of former head coach Sean McDermott, breaking down the timing and tone of Pegula’s remarks. The discussion then shifts to NFL big-picture topics, including Patriots owner Robert Kraft’s argument for an 18-game season and the potential growth benefits for the sport. Tobi also weighs in on the league’s international expansion, exploring the idea of having one international game every week and even the possibility of hosting a Super Bowl overseas. The hour wraps with a lighter, rivalry-focused discussion as Baker Mayfield shares his excitement about Atlanta’s new head coach and the chance to face the Falcons twice a year, highlighting some of the NFL’s most anticipated matchups and renewed rivalries.
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    43 mins
  • Tobi Altizer’s Draft Board: Who the Commanders Should Target at No. 7

    Tobi Altizer’s Draft Board: Who the Commanders Should Target at No. 7
    Jan 21 2026
    Tobi Altizer takes the reins to focus on the NFL Draft, outlining which prospects he’d like to see the Commanders target with the 7th overall pick, including Notre Dame running back Jeremiyah Love and Ohio State defensive back Caleb Downs. He evaluates the best available players, weighing their upside, potential risks, and how they could fit into Washington’s roster. The discussion also considers the likelihood that these top prospects will still be on the board when the Commanders make their selection, giving listeners a clear picture of the team’s draft possibilities.
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    13 mins
  • Michael Phillips Breaks Down David Blough Hire, Championship Weekend, and Commanders Draft Outlook

    Michael Phillips Breaks Down David Blough Hire, Championship Weekend, and Commanders Draft Outlook
    Jan 21 2026
    Michael Phillips of The Richmonder and 910 The Fan joins Tobi for an in-depth conversation covering several key football topics. He shares his thoughts on the Commanders’ new offensive coordinator, David Blough, breaking down what the hire could mean for the team’s offensive direction and quarterback development. The discussion also previews this weekend’s NFL conference championship games, with analysis of matchups, storylines, and what to watch for. The segment wraps with a look ahead to the NFL Draft, focusing specifically on the Commanders’ options, needs, and potential strategies as they prepare for a critical offseason.
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    17 mins
  • Full Show | Tuesday 01-20-26

    Full Show | Tuesday 01-20-26
    Jan 20 2026
    The show opens with Chris Russell reacting to the shocking College Football Playoff National Championship, where Curt Cignetti’s Indiana Hoosiers stunned Miami at Hard Rock Stadium, then expands into a broader discussion about which programs could be next to make a similar leap and whether a coach like James Franklin could spark that kind of turnaround at Virginia Tech. Attention then shifts to the Commanders, with an in-depth review of the offensive line, the firing of the O-line coach, and why continuity is critical for Jayden Daniels and the offense’s growth. The conversation moves to Buffalo’s controversial loss, featuring postgame audio, emotional reactions, and debate over a pivotal interception call, with Chris ultimately explaining why officials got the ruling right. The episode closes with a major college football storyline as Duke quarterback Darian Mensah attempts to enter the transfer portal after signing a contract, prompting a lawsuit and raising serious questions about NIL, player rights, and the future of the transfer system.
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    2 hrs and 9 mins
  • Hour 1 - Hoosiers Shock the Nation: Cignetti’s Blueprint & Big Turnarounds

    Hour 1 - Hoosiers Shock the Nation: Cignetti’s Blueprint & Big Turnarounds
    Jan 20 2026
    Hour 1 opens with Chris Russell reacting to the stunning College Football Playoff National Championship, where Curt Cignetti’s Indiana Hoosiers took down Miami in their own building at Hard Rock Stadium. From there, Chris digs deeper into how Indiana pulled off the unthinkable and asks the bigger question: which programs across college football could be next to make an Indiana-style leap. The conversation turns to whether James Franklin could spark that kind of turnaround at Virginia Tech, before wrapping the hour with a look at Cignetti’s bold personality, early trash talk, and the surprising stoic figure Chris compares him to. A wide-ranging hour on college football, culture shifts, and what real program-building looks like.
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    44 mins