Listen Now

CLICK TO SUBSCRIBE TO THE SB NATION NFL SHOW:Subscribe on Apple PodcastsSubscribe on SpotifyThe SB Nation NFL Show brings together the greatest fan-alysts from across SB Nation's NFL team communities in one place for the first time ever. Expect deep analysis, irreverent jokes, and plenty of bickering between rivals. It's a show for NFL fans, by NFL fans. Monday - Monday Football Monday (RJ Ochoa, Pete Sweeney, Michael Kist)Tuesday - Off Day Debrief (Brandon Lee Gowton, Rob "Stats" Guerrera)Wednesday - Palpably Unfair Podcast (Kyle Posey, Michael Kist)Thursday - The Look Ahead (Ed Valentine, Rob "Stats" Guerrera)Friday - Football Cheat Sheet (Jeanna Thomas Kelly, Ameer Tyree) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The NFL Network’s Jim Trotter, joined Tiffany and Allana to discuss the ailing NFC East and how Washington still has a chance at a playoff run, even if they only win five games. Trotter has been in the world of NFL football for many years and feels as though Dwayne Haskins was given the short-end of the stick in Washington. He believes that the narrative about trusting Haskins, should have been the same from beginning to end. He goes on to mention a potential goal of having Kyle Allen replace Haskins from the very beginning. He is unsure whether Dan Snyder will continue to be the owner for many seasons to follow. In mentioning the allegations against Snyder and whether they will produce any movement from the league in the near future, he likened the situation to the investigation being done on Robert Kraft following his arrest a year ago. While many have made it a Thanksgiving tradition to watch the rivalry between Washington and the Cowboys, due to both teams poor performance this season, it’s not certain many will be tuning in. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

First place is up for grabs on Thanksgiving as the Washington Football Team travels to Jerry World to take on the Dallas Cowboys. Denton Day (@TheDentonDay) previews the game and what to expect and visits some fond memories in the process. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Washington Football Team hosts the Bengals this weekend for a chance to pickup the third win of the season. Denton Day (@TheDentonDay) explains why WFT needs offense and needs it badly to win. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this edition of The Cult of Colt: A breakdown of the Lions game, a very essential "whatchu sippin on?", a very weird marketing email from the WFT, a contentious fight over Aquib Talib's color commentary, and a deep dive discussion on the value of moral victories in a year in which actual victories are hard to come by. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Following a painful loss by the Washington Football Team at the hands of the Detroit Lions, Denton Day (@Denton_Day) returns to recap the loss and attempt to be as optimistic as he can be. Denton looks ahead to what the team should be keeping an eye on in the NFL draft as well to close this episode. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

So much for the post-bye week boom. Two weeks after stomping the Cowboys, the Washington Football Team came out with a thud falling to the New York Football Giants and dropping to 2-6. On this week’s edition of the Cult Of Colt, we put to bed the idea that the playoffs are still in reach — as if you needed to hear that from us. Insofar as one can really breakdown the performance against New York, we do that. The key story of the week was obviously Alex Smith filling in once again in relief of Kyle Allen, and this time it looks like it may be a more permanent solution. While Smith posted the best stat-line of any WFT QB this season, his two late-game INTs sealed the deal for the three-point loss. This begs the question: is the quarterback play truly the biggest issue, and therefore the most pressing one, to resolve on the WFT roster?Four weeks ago, Gumbi and Bryan identified this four-game stretch as the most crucial one of the season, so now with a 1-3 record in the rearview mirror, we grade the team out over the course of those contests.We repatriate one of Bryan's favorite segments with some major questions for the rest of the year as we ask: Hail Yeah… or Hail Naw?  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Denton Day is back with this week's preview podcast. WFT travels to Detroit to take on the Lions in what is a prove it game for the offense, specifically Scott Turner. Denton explains why there aren't any excuses and the offense needs to perform. Plus predicting stars of the game. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the first and only must-win game for the Washington Football Team a chance a redemption and a fairytale story turned disastrous. Host Denton Day (@Denton_Day) breaks down the good, the bad and the ugly from the Football Team's 23-20 loss against the Giants. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Back like a bat out of hell following a bye week and the Washington Football team has their first must-win football game of the year. Denton Day (@Denton_Day) explains why this game is a must-win and what he wants to see from the offense and defense to come out victorious. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Washington Football Team is on their bye week, but the Cult of Colt charges on in this super spooky weekly edition. It seems only right to take a step back and get to know each other a little bit better (well, allow you to get to know us a little bit better.) In addition to our fan favorite (and ours if we’re being completely honest) “What You Sippin’ On?” we play everyone’s favorite first day of class ice-breaker: two truths and a lie. Gumbi seemingly has avoided several life-threatening catastrophes, while I have a few near-misses of my own.Because it’s a football-free, or WFT-free Halloweekend, we chat about Gumbi’s best-loved holiday, and have a rapid-fire back-and-forth on our spooky favorites: Halloween candy, movies, and best haunts for spooks and frights.Gumbi also has a very funny Halloween-related Michael Wilbon/ WFT cross-over story.Eventually, yes, we do talk about football and the WFT’s shocking and dominating win over the rival Dallas Cowboys last week. We give props where they’re due: the Washington defense has met, if not exceeded expectations this season but have some tough sledding ahead of them with the season-ending injury to Landon Collins. We do a deep dive on Jon Bostic’s bone-rattling hit on Andy Dalton, and reflect on the rules changes for defenders in the NFL and how that has impacted the game over the last 20 season. To that end, highly recommend this 2007 piece from Sports Illustrated’s Tim Layden who breaks down the anatomy of “The Big Hit.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of the Pig Pen Podcast host Denton Day (@Denton_Day) is joined by the voice of the Washington Football Team, Bram Weinstein. Denton and Bram discuss what it's like broadcasting in the middle of a pandemic and the state of the Football Team moving forward. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Washington Football Team Legend Darrell Green, joined Tiffany and Allana on this episode of Rile’d Up. They discussed a new company he is apart of Halodine, that works to fight Corona Virus at the nasal cavity. Green is a man of extreme faith and closeness with GOD, and in this episode he does not refrain from sharing his testimony. He believes everything in today’s society would be a lot better if people treated each other with a respect and equality that GOD envisions for the world. The last time Washington won a Super Bowl, Green was with the team, and they haven’t been able to get back to that level of play since. He points to the new character of players and the world in general as a detriment to breaking through this losing streak. If you watched Green throughout his career you are familiar with his attachment to tootsie rolls. Green talks about how he got attached to the brand that never endorsed him. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Our second Victory Monday pod of the year! Host Denton Day (@Denton_Day) recaps a the 25-3 victory for the Washington Football Team over the Dallas Cowboys and hands out some game balls to the best players from the day. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Cult of Colt is back, with our very first special guest: Broman Chris! Chris, who is Gumbi's brother, is a die-hard WFT fan, who current resides in the greater Dallas-Fort Worth area. We took the opportunity to connect with Chris to discuss the challenges of being a stranger in a strange land, and the challenges of staying WFT-strong while being stuck deep in enemy territory. While we acknowledge things have been a little bleak: on our podcast the last few weeks, for this rivalry for the last few years, and the team for the last few decades, we gladly take the opportunity to lighten things up for Dallas Week. Acknowledging that "Dallas Week" may not mean what it used to mean, it does still mean... something. We take some time on this episode to figure out exactly what that is. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The first Dallas week of 2020 is here...and it feels lackluster. Denton Day (@Denton_Day) previews the matchup and what to watch for this weekend for the WFT. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week Denton Day (@Denton_Day) is joined by Mark Tyler (@Tiller56) of Hogs Haven to recap the WFT's 20-19 loss to the New York Giants. Denton opens with his thoughts on Rivera's decision to go for the win rather than playing for OT. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of Rile’d Up, Tiffany and Allana were joined by former NFL cornerback Brice Butler. Butler weighed in on the decision to bench Dwayne Haskins and the mental impact it may have on the young quarterback. He gives several scenarios of bad luck in benching a starter, including EJ Manuel's fate with the Buffalo Bills. Butler gave his opinion on the strong fortitude and character of Dak Prescott. In Week 5, Prescott's season ended early and Alex Smith's began after a long journey of recovery. Butler talked about the days before Smith's injury and the trajectory for success that he brought to Washington, not that long ago. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Denton Day is back this week to preview the matchup versus the New York Giants. But first, Denton dives into the burning bridge between Dwayne Haskins and the organization and discusses whether Kendall Fuller should switch positions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In a year when not much else has stood out for the Washington Football Team, pettiness has been in no short supply.On this edition of the Cult Of Colt, we have lots to break down both in the short term — a laugher of a loss against the St. Louis Los Angeles Rams last weekend — but also the bigger picture of what has, and continues to go south in Ron Rivera’s first season at the helm. The topic of pettiness was the central driving factor in our conversation, with the Rivera-Dwayne Haskins Jr. connection as Exhibit A. Neither party is faultless in what is fast becoming a toxic relationship. Rivera has found a way to poison the well, tanking any value left for potential suitors of his inherited young quarterback on the open market. Meanwhile, Haskins’ move to unfollow the team and his teammates on social media drew the ire of otherwise loyal followers. From the perspective of we two “olds,” this move does come across as immature and not something that we would do given the circumstances, but we do recognize that the youth shall inherit the earth and the mechanisms of conflict escalation and resolution can come in different forms between different generations. To that end, we discuss whether or not Dwayne Haskins time in Washington is in essence over, of if there is any hope for reconciliation between the former first-rounder and his childhood club.We covered a lot of ground on this episode, but we would be remiss if we didn’t pay attention to the story of the week, if not the year in Washington: the return of Alex Smith to a professional football field. We spent a good amount of time discussing our feelings of seeing Smith trot back out behind a turn-style offensive line, and what it means to the team, to him, and to us, to see him back out there. While for us (and his family who the broadcast kept on cutting to) there was a feeling of abject terror, it is undeniable that with his return, Smith has re-written the narrative of his career and cemented his legacy.A brief programming note: going forward we’re going to make an effort to include a full transcript of each episode available on the Hogs Haven post where the episode is hosted. We recognize that it’s a little bit sloppy (it’s a semi-automated solution) but we’re working on improving access to audience members who are hard of hearing or in the deaf community and really feel compelled to listen to us talk about the WFT — who are we to stop you from doing that? It’s a free country. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices