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The end of Pass It Down’s unannounced hiatus starts off with a bang, as Natalie details Mike’s untimely head-bang and its chilling effect on his co-host. After commemorating this year’s relatively tame Blocktober, Mike talks about his eight-year NFL Network journey and why that unlikely partnership ended last summer. We discuss his first story for Bally Sports, which broke the news of Houston Texans chair Cal McNair’s racially insensitive comments at a charity golf tournament, and some of the other toxic forces at the highest levels of a league striving to drape itself in anti-racist symbolism. From the Dan Snyder investigation to the Jon Gruden emails to the Woody Johnson allegations, we get into all of it. Mike also talks about the importance of being part of a team and gets nostalgic about some of his sweeter moments at NFL Network and Yahoo! Sports. And for you Ted Lasso fans, Mike and Natalie have a few things to say about Trent Crimm of The Independent and why he is a blight on humanity.

Co-hosts Jamal Sterling and Khalilah Elliott chop it up this week over Jamal's surprising fascination with tea, the upcoming SuperBowl 2022 halftime show lineup, race relations,  and the NFL's convenient amnesia and possible coverups in the age of Jon Gruden. 

The pair also give their review of ABC's new Wonder Years show and wade into the topic of the power and responsibility of artists and comedians in a frank and candid conversation amidst the controversial Dave Chappelle's Netflix special "The Closer" in one of the show's most hotly debated topics. 

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Greg, Marcus, and Skraby really dove into the meat and potatoes of how the Jon Gruden revelation will change the NFL. As former players, what do they feel is the biggest issue in all this? The guys talk about all of that and Skraby tries to not offend Marcus. 

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  Hannah & Suzanne share yet another SUPER FUN PODCAST EPISODE, GUYS™, this time examining an administrative policy of one of America's most powerful corporations: the NFL and their personal conduct policy. What is the 1-ish thing that rules all other things for the NFL? In what way does the terrible mismanagement of these cases show us that the call is coming from inside the house? And what does Andrew Cuomo have to do with any of this? Also, DO NOT SUE US NFL. We say 'allegedly' like 6,000 times.

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After explaining his motivation for bringing Mike on as a Washington Football Team content contributor, Ron heartily endorses the ‘Clean Slate’ plan that will unblock fans of the team on Twitter (at least for now). That leads to a healthy discussion about Ted Lasso, binge-watching and which WFT player has Jamie Tartt tendencies. We learn about the role frozen yogurt played in Ron and Stephanie’s courtship during their UC Berkeley days and how ‘The Play’ wasn’t the only amazing ending Ron experienced as a Golden Bear great. Ron and Steph share the details of their secret trip to the Bahamas that jump-started his move to Washington, and he tells us why he signed Ryan Fitzpatrick to be his quarterback in 2021. Finally, we learn about the importance of family and friends as Ron battled cancer during his first season with the team, and why one ‘leak’ in the organization turned out to be a good one.

The guys discuss the new rules allowing college athletes to get paid, the NFL's punishment of Dan Snyder (did he leak the new name of the team in his statement?), the Wizards search for a head coach, the NBA Finals and much more.

Oh, and Chick has to survive another Loki discussion as Fred and Cy break down the latest episode.

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Former WFT head coach Jay Gruden joined the guys to talk about his time coaching in Washington. No topics were left out, as Jay talked about all the QBs (RGIII, Dwayne Haskins, and Ryan Fitzpatrick), Dan Snyder's influence on the franchise (and WFT's drafts) and his best memory + biggest regret during his time in DC.

Jay also talks about his plans to join the media and talks plenty of golf with Chick and Smoot. You'll never guess where he has been getting golfing lessons from!

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Jason Wright, the newly hired president of the Washington Football Team, tells 106.7 The Fan's Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier he will have no influence over football decisions as his predecessor Bruce Allen did. In this 106.7 The Fan interview, Wright shares the conversations he had with Dan Snyder before taking the job and why Washington fans should believe things will be different this time around.

Thanks to our benevolent corporations all things are good again and your Sports Lordz are back with another episode. This week, we open the show discussing sports wars, what they could be and if we should have them, Mediterranean Kev tells us abut his eventful Friday night, and the coronavirus is done in New York! We’re back baby! Then we talk about the Washington D.C. NFL team and how they are finally changing their racist name, and we talk about other teams who should follow suit and imagine there being no fallout since people in our country are cool and understanding. We then get into some college football talk, wonder if Trump is a dark wizard, we get a follow up from our pal Luke Mayeux regarding las week’s discussion of college coaches as presidents and talk a little Harry Potter(?). We then get into lighter topics, like how the coronavirus is destroying all American sports, the NBA bubble is maybe ready to burst, Russell Westbrook tests positive, #freeWoj, and Atlanta Dream players being bad ass, while Senator and known racist criminal Kelly Loeffler still sucks so much. We then wrap up the show by talking Applebee’s grand re-welcoming to hungry customers and chain restaurant stories. We joke a lot on the show but remember that this pandemic is real and STILL happening, so please keep wearing masks, keep washing your hands, treat essential workers with respect, and don’t die. 

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The football team based out of Washington, D.C. has officially retired their team name and logo. This is long overdue, but was it even done for the right reasons? Do we really have FedEx to thank for this change? And what will the new team name and logo be? We discuss all of this and more with DC sports fans Shadi and Yuhas, give it a listen!

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In today's episode, we explore the recent Madden NFL ratings, the issues we have with them and why they matter in 2020. We also talk about some interesting occurrences in the NBA bubble, and finish it off with our hot take on the Washington NFL franchise and the name change.

Madden Ratings

It's ratings reveal week for "Madden NFL 21," meaning intense debate among fans about the best players at each position as a tease ahead of the Aug. 28 release date.

While EA Sports has deflated player ratings across the board in recent years, reducing the number of players in the high-90s, it still handed out several 99 overall marks for the upcoming season.

The remaining ratings will be released throughout the week as part of an ESPN special reveal.

You will also learn

• Dan Snyder's place in history with the Washington NFL franchise
• NBA players breaking NBA bubble protocol already

You'll just have to listen to this one the whole way through. 
* TA tells it like it is, and employs the launch of his next vision
*Dev and JT try to keep him reigned in (but that's never gonna happen)

*RIP Charlie Daniels
*Preseason - cut down to 2 games?
*Ben’s Dog had 7 new dogs
*David Njoku requested Trade: Any interest?Horny Steelers Fans on FB
*Uh, here it comes! ---------Redskins Name Change
*Patrick Mahomes Massive Contract

Weekly HOF Feature: 

Jack Ham(1988)
Mel Blount(1989)
And….someone else out of Louisiana…………..
Terry Bradshaw(1989)
Franco Harris(1990)

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D.C. Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton tells 106.7 The Fan's Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier a Congressional bill that would allow the Redskins to move back to the District would indeed face hurdles, but she believes it could pass within six months. Norton explains in the interview what those potential hurdles could be and any other roadblocks preventing the team from returning to its old RFK Stadium site, all of which starts with the condition of the team changing its name.

Show Notes

• Does Cam Newton deal open the door for Jimmy G? (https://bit.ly/3gtQkcS)
• Culture shock: Cam to New England? (https://bit.ly/3grpGkM)
• Possible name changes for Redskins. (https://cnn.it/3f87jkM)
• Redskins’ name has been an issue for decades (https://es.pn/3iuJJ3z)

NFL going to play the Black National Anthem before all Week 1 games.  Change is good.
Texas A&M football got a year's probation for talking to a football player before his junior year of high school.  I feel that's a little nit-picky.  
Who wouldn't have wanted to be in Florida at the MLB's version of the movie, "The Sandlot." And that they were able to keep it a secret makes it way cooler. 

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-MLB finally joins other leagues with a restart plan at end of July
-Will the social justice issues force Redskins to change name?
-Who is favored to win NBA championship in this environment?


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Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier wonder what has to happen to push Redskins owner Dan Snyder over the edge and finally get rid of team president Bruce Allen. At 8:52, Paulsen predicts Allen will be "out at the end of the year."

There should only be one person, and one person alone, in charge of deciding the Redskins' starting QB, Andy Benoit tells Chad Dukes and Thom Loverro. Dan Snyder and Bruce Allen’s involvement would cripple Jay Gruden’s command of the Redskins locker room, he warns.

The Redskins are so concerned about their alarming amount of injuries the past two seasons, Michael Phillips tells Chad Dukes, they "they hired outside consultants to come into the building this offseason and examine everything about the way the Redskins handle injuries."