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106.7 The Fan's Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier made a major announcement about the future of their show on Friday. Listen to the news in its entirety.

From first round pick in 2019 to off of Washington's roster a year and a half later. JP Finlay of NBC Sports Washington breaks down how we got here with Dwayne Haskins.

Chad Dukes latest verbal screed presents such a far-reaching assortment of topics, it'll make your head spin. But it begins with a personal mea culpa. As with most of Dukes' brilliant radio rants, like a fine wine it's best to let this one breathe, enjoying it from start to finish while going in with as little information as possible. If you're here for the sports takes, Dukes' rant on Dallas Week...

The decision by Washington Football Team head coach Ron Rivera to play Kyle Allen over Dwayne Haskins is "a waste of time," 106.7 The Fan host Danny Rouhier said Monday after a 20-19 defeat to the New York Giants. "Every step with this process is wrong," Rouhier added.

Dwayne Haskins was overheard in the locker room gloating about his personal stats after Washington's Week 4 loss to Baltimore, causing friction among teammates, Grant Paulsen reported on 106.7 The Fan, which may have played into Ron Rivera's decision to bench Haskins for Kyle Allen.

106.7 The Fan's Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier couldn't have more differing opinions on how Ron Rivera handled benching quarterback Dwayne Haskins ahead of Washington's Week 5 game against the Rams. Their polar opposite viewpoints became abundantly clear in this contentious segment.

Ron Rivera is at risk of losing his locker room by continuing to start Dwayne Haskins at quarterback, Michael Lombardi tells 106.7 The Fan's Grant & Danny.

When Ron Rivera elected to save Washington's timeouts in the closing minutes of Sunday's 34-20 loss to the Browns, it reminded Logan Paulsen of when a similar situation played out in Washington in 2013, when then-head coach Mike Shanahan showed a lack of faith in Robert Griffin III.

Newly hired Capitals head coach Peter Laviolette makes his 106.7 The Fan debut, sharing why he decided Washington was a "no-brainer" despite being a coach in demand, and how his coaching philosophy differs from the reputation that precedes him, of being a hard-nosed taskmaster.

Adrian Peterson was "blindsided" by his release from the Washington Football Team on Friday, the running back tells 106.7 The Fan's Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier. Listen to the full interview here.

Is there any way out of this three-game hole the Capitals have dug for themselves against the Islanders? Well, when the ever-positive Craig Laughlin can't find anything nice to say about you, you're probably in deep trouble. Locker says the Caps are showing their age in a Stanley Cup Playoffs that abnormally favors youth.

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 aro...

How does it feel to come so close to reaching your most desired career milestone only to come up just a little short in the eleventh hour? In the interest of full disclosure with his 106.7 The Fan listeners, Grant Paulsen shared exactly that, just missing out on landing a spot in the Washington Football Team's radio booth, a job he's dreamed of having since childhood.

Maryland Governor Larry Hogan calls into The Sports Junkies on 106.7 The Fan to discuss the latest in his state's response to COVID-19, including plans to reopen schools virtually and how that affects high school sports.

Chad Dukes lays waste to all the D.C. sports reporters recklessly fueling speculation over an expected Washington Post story on the Redskins that has yet to see the light of day.

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 St...

Former Washington Redskins WR Santana Moss addressed the team's plans to conduct a "thorough review of the team's name" in conversation with Reese Waters on 106.7 The Fan. When it comes to the name, Moss said he doesn't have a seat at the table, but "those who are in that seat and have that opportunity to make that change, have to do so."

Chase Young has all the makings of the real deal. And NBC Sports Washington Redskins reporter JP Finlay says the No. 2 overall pick in the draft is going to have dominant 2020 NFL season: "I think he's gonna win Defensive Rookie of the Year, I think he could be a real Defensive Player of the Year candidate in a year or two, I think he's gonna have double-digit sacks." 

Do we know if Grant Paulsen actually knows the difference between a good smell and a bad smell? After hearing his Top 5 Smells list Wednesday, the question remains if the Grant & Danny co-host actually has any sense of smell at all.

Legendary Washington Redskins quarterback Joe Theismann talks about his friend and former coach Joe Bugel with the 106.7 The Fan's Grant Paulsen and Danny Rouhier.

Joe Jacoby, a three-time Super Bowl champion with the Washington Redskins, joined Grant & Danny on 106.7 The Fan to talk about the good times and great coaching of legendary 'Boss Hog' Joe Bugel, who recently passed away at the age of 80. 

Lorenzo Alexander didn't mince words, likening the deaths of George Floyd and Ahmaud Arbery to modern day lynchings. And although the road ahead is challenging, Alexander has a plan for how to stop racism in America once and for all.

Soon-to-be AEW World Champion Brodie Lee (formerly known as Luke Harper) joins Chad Dukes on 106.7 The Fan to talk about his life-changing career move leaving the WWE, at one point making a point to dispel a myth about his departure that's been perpetuated on the internet.

Warren Sharp explains how unseen, unaddressed quirks in the NFL schedule have compounded to net the Dallas Cowboys a huge advantage over the Redskins and the NFC East over the past decade.