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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.
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Chris “The Rooster” Russell kicks off Hour 1 on The Team 980 with a full plate of football talk! Commanders Offensive Coordinator Kliff Kingsbury discusses how injuries are affecting team chemistry, while The Rooster reacts to Deebo Samuel looking hobbled at practice. Then it’s on to Cincinnati, where Wacko for Flacco fever has taken over after the Bengals’ Thursday Night Football win and Chris admits he might’ve been wrong about Joe Flacco. All that and more to start another fiery football Friday in DC!
In Hour 2 we kick off by reading Deebo Samuel’s latest comments on his injury and Chris gives his thoughts on whether he’ll play Sunday. Next, Jay Paterno, former Penn State assistant coach and son of Joe Paterno, joins the show to share insights on coaching, football, and legacy. The Rooster then turns to the big Commanders–Cowboys matchup this weekend, sharing his analysis before hearing audience reactions and takes on the game with Cowboy B providing enemy insights.
In the final hour, we kick things off with All Things A-MAC, breaking down the biggest college football matchups and previewing the A-MAC Giants taking on the Denver Broncos. Next, Chris analyzes the Commanders’ defense as they face the explosive Cowboys offense and discusses whether Jayden Daniels can bounce back this weekend. Then it’s time for the Super 6 Pack, where Chris breaks down NFL spreads and picks weekend winners. Finally, we close out with Dumb Dumb of the Day, highlighting one of the week’s wildest and most unbelievable stories.
Chris “The Rooster” Russell kicks off The Team 980 with a full slate of football coverage, starting with Commanders Offensive Coordinator Kliff Kingsbury on how injuries are impacting team chemistry and Chris reacting to Deebo Samuel looking hobbled in practice. He also reflects on the Bengals’ Thursday Night Football win and admits he might’ve underestimated Joe Flacco. Hour 2 features Deebo’s latest injury updates, insights from Jay Paterno on coaching and legacy, and a deep dive into the upcoming Commanders–Cowboys matchup, with audience feedback and Cowboy B offering opposing perspectives. In the final hour, All Things A-MAC breaks down the biggest college football matchups, including the Giants vs. Broncos, before Chris analyzes Washington’s defense, Jayden Daniels’ outlook, and wraps up with his Super 6 Pack NFL spreads and picks. The show closes with the signature Dumb Dumb of the Day, spotlighting one of the week’s most head-scratching moments.
Chris Russell kicks off his Super 6 Pack, breaking down the NFL spreads and making his picks for the weekend’s biggest matchups. With sharp analysis and insider insight, he highlights key games, potential upsets, and the factors that could determine which teams cover the spread and which emerge victorious.
Jay Paterno joins the show to discuss all things Penn State, including the headline-making news of James Franklin’s firing. He breaks down what went into the decision and offers insight into the program’s next steps. From behind-the-scenes details in Happy Valley to broader storylines across the Big Ten, it’s an inside look at one of college football’s biggest shakeups.
Chris “The Rooster” Russell brings his signature energy to The Team 980, opening with a fiery breakdown of why this week’s clash with the Cowboys could define the Commanders’ season and who has more at stake. He questions Cowboy B’s absence during rivalry week, drops a historic stat favoring Washington, and delivers a scathing critique of the Bengals ahead of Thursday Night Football. In Hour 2, The Rooster dives into the Commanders’ defensive backfield, analyzing Mike Sainristil’s early struggles, Trey Amos’ impressive play, and Jayden Daniels’ on-field performance and sideline demeanor, while engaging listeners with their reactions and feedback. The final hour covers Joe Whitt’s response to the team’s defensive woes, audience takeaways, and an exclusive interview with Capitals’ new right winger Justin Sourdif discussing hockey and life in D.C., before wrapping up with the show’s signature Dumb Dumb of the Day, highlighting one of the week’s wildest stories.
Chris “The Rooster” Russell brings the fire on The Team 980! First, he breaks down why this week’s clash with the Cowboys could define the Commanders’ season and who needs the win more. Then, The Rooster wonders why Cowboy B is missing during rivalry week before dropping a historic stat that tilts the edge toward Washington. Chris also unloads a scathing critique of the Bengals ahead of their Thursday Night Football showdown. All that and more from DC’s most passionate voice in sports talk.
In the second hour Chris “The Rooster” Russell dives into the Commanders’ defensive backfield, starting with Mike Sainristil’s early-season struggles and the latest injury updates. Next, Trey Amos’ impressive play is analyzed, comparing him to other Commanders DBs. The Rooster then puts Jayden Daniels under the microscope, breaking down his on-field performance and reacting to the storylines around his sideline demeanor. Hour 2 also includes plenty of audience reactions, as Chris engages with fans’ takes and feedback.
In the final hour of Chris “The Rooster” Russell on The Team 980, we kick things off with Joe Whitt’s reaction to the Commanders’ defensive struggles and dive into audience feedback on his remarks. Next, Capitals’ new right winger Justin Sourdif joins the show to talk hockey, the team, and life in DC. We also highlight our Dumb Dumb of the Day, showcasing one of the week’s wildest and most unbelievable stories. All that and more wraps up a high-energy, listener-packed finale for Hour 3.
The Capitals’ newest addition, Justin Sourdif, joins Chris Russell to discuss his trade to Washington, how he’s adjusting to the team, and his mindset after bouncing back from a tough season-opening loss to Boston. He also shares insights on what excites him most about playing in D.C. and his goals for the season ahead
Chris Russell shares his thoughts on which team, the Commanders or the Cowboys, has more at stake in their upcoming matchup. He and A-MAC go back and forth, debating records, schedules, and momentum as they each make their case for who needs the win more. After breaking down the implications for both sides, The Rooster opens up the phone lines to hear from the audience, sparking a lively debate filled with passionate takes and strong opinions.
Chris “The Rooster” Russell kicks off the show with a fiery reaction to the latest Commanders news, from Adam Peters’ roster missteps to Noah Brown landing on injured reserve. He dives into Dan Quinn’s comments ahead of practice and revisits Mike Locksley’s chat with The Junkies, offering insight and accountability across the organization. The conversation then shifts to Washington’s recurring slow starts and predictable play-calling, exploring how early-game struggles and Noah Brown’s absence impact the offense. Listeners weigh in on what’s really holding the team back, while the discussion also touches on field conditions, including frustrations from the Browns and Steelers over poorly maintained grass affecting Sunday’s games.
Chris “The Rooster” Russell kicks off Hour 1 with a fiery reaction to the latest Commanders news from Adam Peters’ roster mistakes starting to show to the fallout of Noah Brown landing on injured reserve. Plus, The Rooster revisits Mike Locksley’s chat with The Junkies ahead of Maryland’s matchup with UCLA and breaks down Dan Quinn’s comments before practice. It’s a loaded hour of insight, reaction, and accountability from top to bottom.
In Hour 2 of The Chris Russell Show, The Rooster digs into Washington’s recurring slow starts and why they can’t seem to find their rhythm early in games. He also questions how the Commanders handled Noah Brown’s injury, pointing to the wideout’s history of setbacks and how his absence could impact the offense. From the “what-ifs” surrounding Brown’s health to the frustration of watching a talented player constantly sidelined, Chris dives deep and opens the phone lines for listeners to weigh in on what’s really holding this team back.
The Rooster shares his thoughts on why the Commanders continue to stumble out of the gate each week, breaking down their pattern of slow starts and how it’s impacting the team’s overall performance. He points to several examples from recent games, highlighting missed opportunities, sluggish execution, and possible preparation issues. Chris also explores multiple explanations, from coaching strategy and practice habits to player focus and conditioning asking whether these recurring problems are becoming a defining flaw for Washington as the season wears on.
After being stuck in traffic, The Rooster jumps right in with his immediate reaction to the Commanders placing wide receiver Noah Brown on injured reserve. He questions why the team waited so long to make the move and breaks down what the timing says about Washington’s decision-making process. Chris also examines the broader implications for both Brown and the organization what this means for the receiver’s future, how it affects the offensive depth chart, and what message it sends about how the Commanders handle injuries and roster management.
Chris “The Rooster” Russell kicks off the show fired up after a gut-wrenching Monday night loss for the Commanders. He opens with his instant reaction to the defeat before breaking down how Bears kicker Jake Moody “changed the mood” in D.C. The phone lines light up with passionate fans reacting to Kliff Kingsbury and Jayden Daniels’ performances, and a confident Cowboys fan calls in to ask The Rooster how that humble pie tastes. It’s a spirited start to another week of Rooster Radio!
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