The Odd Couple with Rob Parker & Kelvin Washington

Rob Parker and Kelvin Washington bring the heat on The Odd Couple this week, taking aim at Jim Harbaugh as the Chargers’ season spirals out of control and questioning whether Justin Herbert has actually regressed under his leadership. Then Rob drops a scorching hot take, calling the Dodgers the “luckiest team of all time” despite their latest playoff success, sparking a hilarious debate over whether LA’s postseason magic is built on talent or pure luck. Plus, the guys unload on the Dallas Cowboys after an embarrassing home loss to the Buccaneers, questioning whether Dak Prescott and America’s Team are once again the NFL’s biggest frauds. From coaching hot seats and October baseball drama to another Cowboys collapse, nothing and nobody is safe from The Odd Couple!
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Rob Parker and Kelvin Washington are bringing the heat on The Odd Couple as the Dallas Cowboys suffer another embarrassing collapse! After a shocking home loss to the winless Buccaneers and an unknown backup quarterback, Rob declares America's Team the NFL's biggest frauds, while Kelvin questions whether Dak Prescott, Jerry Jones and a struggling Dallas defense have already blown their golden opportunity in the NFC East. Plus, former NFL quarterback Shaun King joins the show to weigh in on the Cowboys' disaster, Jalen Hurts and the Eagles' struggles, Detroit's defensive meltdown and a potential Bills-Rams shootout, while sharing a heartfelt tribute to legendary coach Mike Ditka. And with October baseball heating up, Shekel City returns with Rob's postseason picks, the White Sox fighting to keep their Cinderella run alive and the Dodgers preparing for another playoff showdown!
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Rob Parker and Kelvin Washington close out Funky Flashback Friday with another fiery edition of The Odd Couple! Rob unleashes his latest nickname for Dak Prescott, “Dak the Rat,” after the Cowboys quarterback gets into a heated tunnel controversy following Dallas’ embarrassing loss to Tampa Bay. Was Dak justified in confronting criticism, or is the $60 million quarterback just too sensitive? The guys go head-to-head as callers pick sides in the hilarious debate! Plus, BetMGM Director of Trading Lamarr Mitchell joins the show to reveal where the sharp money is flowing ahead of a massive NFL weekend, including 49ers-Seahawks, Rams-Bills, Eagles-Jaguars and more. Plus, the always entertaining NFL Pigskin Pickoff, where Rob and Kelvin put their predictions, bragging rights and questionable football expertise on the line!
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Rob Parker and Kelvin Washington are turning up the heat on The Odd Couple as the Dallas Cowboys prove once again why they might be the NFL's biggest frauds! After an embarrassing home loss to the winless Buccaneers and an undrafted backup quarterback, Rob unloads on America's Team, questioning Dak Prescott, Jerry Jones and a defense that can't seem to stop anybody. But the fireworks don't stop there! Rob brands Dak "Dak the Rat" after the Cowboys quarterback confronts criticism from a worker following the loss, sparking a hilarious and heated debate over whether Dak was justified or simply couldn't handle the truth. Plus, the guys take aim at Knicks owner James Dolan for putting Karl-Anthony Towns' contract extension on hold after New York's championship run. From Cowboys chaos and Dak's tunnel drama to championship money disputes, it's another wild, unfiltered Funky Flashback Friday on The Odd Couple!
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Rob and Kelvin debate whether it’s safe to say that the 2x defending World Series champion Los Angeles Dodgers are more lucky than good, tell us if Aaron Judge is right when he says the New York Yankees need to go ‘all in’ after another playoff flameout, discuss Rob’s assertion that his man crush with the San Diego Padres has finally ended, and take a trip out to Shekel City for Rob's nightly bets.
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