The Kevin Sheehan Show

9.23.26 Hour 1, Kevin Sheehan opens up the show dispelling the narrative that Commanders’ players left Jayden Daniels while he was injured on the ground due to bad teammate chemistry. Kevin teases a new weekly segment about the NFL. John Keim from ESPN joins The Kevin Sheehan Show to discuss the latest updates on Jayden Daniels' elbow injury, evaluating the choice between wearing a brace or opting for season-ending surgery. Keim also breaks down Washington's defensive collapse against the Dallas Cowboys, Mikey Sainristil's coverage struggles, and how the team must adapt offensively under Marcus Mariota while managing a growing list of injuries.

9.23.26 Hour 2, Kevin Sheehan gives his thoughts on what he would want Jayden Daniels to do if it came down to wearing a brace on his elbow or getting season ending surgery. Kevin Sheehan asks callers if they would want Jayden Daniels to put a brace on his injured elbow and play when he’s cleared or opt for season ending surgery to fully repair the elbow.

9.23.26 Hour 3, Kevin Sheehan reacts to NC State's disastrous game-ending fumble against Vanderbilt, calling it one of the worst late-game blunders in college football history. He also breaks down Maryland's 35-26 loss to Virginia Tech, addressing defensive tackling issues and head coach Mike Locksley's tense press conference exchange with Baltimore Sun reporter Taylor Lyons over new media policies. Kevin Sheehan listens in on Dan Quinn’s press conference where he gives a small update on Jayden Daniels’ injury status among other players.

9.23.26, Kevin Sheehan listens in on Dan Quinn’s press conference where he gives a small update on Jayden Daniels’ injury status among other players.

9.23.26, Kevin Sheehan reacts to NC State's disastrous game-ending fumble against Vanderbilt, calling it one of the worst late-game blunders in college football history. He also breaks down Maryland's 35-26 loss to Virginia Tech, addressing defensive tackling issues and head coach Mike Locksley's tense press conference exchange with Baltimore Sun reporter Taylor Lyons over new media policies.