Timeout podcast: Recent Episodes
Owen Bevard and Tyler Bickel
We break down how Washington can beat the struggling Seahawks, and discuss how Washington could make the playoffs.
We look at what’s gone right and what has gone wrong for the WFT during the first half of the season
We discuss the upcoming capitals season and breakdown opening night vs NYR with a guest.
We discuss what went wrong in week 3 against Buffalo, and what needs to happen to come out of Atlanta with a win.
We recap the week 2 win against the Giants and preview the week 3 matchup vs the Bills.
We breakdown the WFT vs Chargers game, as well as look ahead to the matchup vs the Giants.
We give our predictions for the season, as well as players we are excited to see this upcoming year.
We discuss the upcoming playoff series’ that the Capitals and Wizards will be in and how they match up against their opponent.
We break down the trade the Capitals made before the deadline and discuss its implications on the team moving forward.
We recap the Baylor/Gonzaga game as well as discuss how the Capitals are doing in their season.
We give an in-depth discussion on record predictions for the Nats, as well as what has to happen for the Nats to achieve those predictions.
We go over the upsets and other notable matchups in the first week of March Madness, as well as discuss news regarding Mark Turgeon.
We give our bold predictions for the March Madness tournament, and analyze possible early exits in the tournament.
We discuss how the franchise tag of Scherff impacts Washington, as well as players that were cut that Washington could pursue.
We give input on the release of Alex Smith, as well as take a look at the upcoming Nats season.
We are analyzing the two games played on Valentine’s Day and giving a prediction as to what’s to come for the rest of the season.
We will talk about our thoughts on the Super Bowl and how WFT could get there in a few years.
We are giving an in-depth analysis of what we feel the WFT should do in regards to the defensive side of the ball.
We are giving an in depth analysis of who we think would be good fits for the WFT on the offensive side of the ball.