Giants wide receiver Darius Slayton joins “All Facts No Brakes” to talk about the upcoming 2024-25 NFL season. To start things off, he reflects on his time playing with Eli Manning and catching his last touchdown pass. He also shares what most people don’t know about QB Daniel Jones and defends him from Patrick Peterson’s recent criticism. Darius also gives insight into rookie Malik Nabers, Darren Waller’s retirement, and gives his thoughts on Saquon Barkley leaving for the Eagles. He wraps things up talking about the Giants being featured on “Hard Knocks”, gives his reaction to Netflix’s “Receiver”, and answers fan questions.

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Philadelphia Eagles OT Lane Johnson joins the show! To start things off, Lane reflects on his early life growing up in Texas and his first job as a grave digger. He talks about his unlikely path to the NFL, from playing quarterback, transitioning to tight end, switching to defensive end and eventually offensive tackle. Lane also talks about Jason Kelce's retirement, Jalen Hurts' leadership, new OC Kellen Moore, and answers whether or not he thinks this is the best offensive roster the Eagles have ever had. Off the field, Lane opens up about his mental health struggles, singing with Zach Bryan, his WrestleMania 40 cameo, and his upcoming OL Masterminds Summit.

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6x Pro Bowler and Raiders wide receiver Davante Adams joins Keyshawn on "All Facts No Brakes." On this episode, Davante starts things off talking about growing up in East Palo Alto, CA and playing high school football with 2x World Series champion Joc Pederson. The guys dive into the Austin Rivers debate over whether the NBA and NFL could swap players, and Tae shares the story of his near-death experience whitewater rafting with Derek Carr. He also talks about his rookie year with the Packers in 2014, his decision to leave Aaron Rodgers and Green Bay, the current state of the Raiders with head coach Antonio Pierce, and the QB battle between Aidan O'Connell and Gardner Minshew. Tae shares more info on the new Netflix docuseries 'Receiver' and wraps things up answering fan questions about his golf game.

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Dallas Cowboys safety & former Ohio State standout Malik Hooker joins the show! To start things off, Malik talks about growing up playing basketball and shares his own thoughts on the NBA vs. NFL debate that took over social media last month. He also reflects on his time at Ohio State and winning the National Championship, being drafted by the Colts in 2017, and signing with the Cowboys. Shifting gears to present day, Malik talks about the upcoming NFL season and new defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer and how his coaching style differs from Dan Quinn. Keyshawn asks him his thoughts on Micah Parsons podcasting during the season, and wraps things up ranking who should get paid first: Dak Prescott, CeeDee Lamb, Micah Parson or Zack Martin.

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17-year NBA veteran and 2010 NBA Champion Metta World Peace joins Keyshawn on “All Facts No Brakes.” To start the show, Metta talks about growing up in Queensbridge, the greatest rappers from the area, and playing AAU basketball with Lamar Odom, Elton Brand, and Erick Barkley. He then dives into his NBA career and what it was like to be drafted by the Chicago Bulls in ’99, and playing with Reggie Miller & Jermaine O’Neal on the Pacers. Is the 2004 Pacers team better than today’s roster? Afterwards, Metta reflects on the fallout from the “Malice at the Palace,” and reveals where he stands with the guy who threw the soda at him. We wrap up the show discussing the 2010 Lakers Championship, Kobe Bryant memories, and the mentality of Ron Artest compared to Metta World Peace today.

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LA Sparks guard and 2x NCAA Champion Kia Nurse joins Keyshawn on "All Facts No Brakes." To start the show, Kia talks about athleticism running deep in her family, including her brother Darnell playing for the Oilers in the Stanley Cup, and having Eagles legend Donovan McNabb as an uncle. She also talks about growing up in Canada without a WNBA team, and her excitement for the expansion team coming to Toronto in 2026. Kia also shares what it was like playing at UConn for Geno Auriemma, winning two NCAA championships, being drafted 10th overall by the New York Liberty, and what it's like to be a veteran on the LA Sparks playing alongside rookies Cameron Brink and Rickea Jackson. Afterwards, she gives her take on the media's portrayal of the WNBA, gives advice to Caitlin Clark, and wraps things up talking about playing for Team Canada at the Olympics and signing with Jordan Brand.

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Former 49ers sack machine Aldon Smith joins the show to talk about his inspiring journey to recovery. He reflects on his NFL career and his time in San Francisco where he set the record for most sacks in a player's first two seasons. Aldon reveals his top defensive linemen, compares the 2013 49ers defense to the 2023 squad, and shares advice to newly retired tight end Darren Waller. He also talks about mentoring incoming rookie classes, shares lessons learned on and off the field, and his new merch line, ‘The Zodiac Project.’

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Super Bowl champion and 4x Pro Bowler Chris Harris Jr. joins Keyshawn on "All Facts No Brakes." Chris talks about retirement and the teams he would come out of retirement for. He talks about his underdog journey to the NFL, entering the league as a UDFA in the midst of a lockout in 2011, joining the Broncos, and facing an uphill battle to make the roster. Chris talks about his nine seasons with Denver and being a key member of the legendary "No-Fly Zone" defense that helped the franchise win Super Bowl 50. He shares stories about playing with Peyton Manning, the toughest wide receivers to cover, his thoughts on Sean Payton and Bo Nix, and why the Russell Wilson experiment failed in Denver.

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The Commanders’ newest running back Austin Ekeler joins the show to talk about free agency, Jayden Daniels, and why he chose Washington over other teams. He reflects on his early beginnings as a zero-star high school recruit and his journey to becoming one of the most versatile running backs in the league in his 7 seasons with the Chargers. Austin wraps things up sharing his thoughts on Christian McCaffrey’s record-setting contract extension and explains why running backs are frustrated with their value.

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NBA legend and 3x Sixth Man of the Year Jamal Crawford joins the show! Jamal starts the show talking about growing up in Seattle and the best players who came out of the area. He also talks about being traded to the Chicago Bulls, working out alongside Michael Jordan as a rookie, and playing a young MJ in the iconic “23 vs 39” Gatorade commercial. Afterwards, Jamal reveals his Sixth Man Mt. Rushmore and explains why he could never be “the fifth man.” Keyshawn and Jamal preview the NBA finals, discuss the media coverage surrounding Caitlin Clark, and wrap things up debating the GOAT of the NBA: Michael Jordan or LeBron?

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