On this episode of The Bubba Dub Show, Bubba unloads after a wild Monday night where the Philadelphia Eagles completely fall apart on national television. Jalen Hurts throws four interceptions, the offense looks lost, and Eagles fans run out of excuses. Bubba breaks down the game, the struggles, and why this year’s Eagles are not the same team from last season.

From there, Bubba shifts into his signature storytelling — talking about getting pulled over years ago, holiday drama, relationships that go wrong, why he sticks with “ugly women with good cooking,” and the type of mistakes men and women keep repeating when it comes to phones, trust, and love. It’s Bubba at his most honest and unfiltered.

Boss Lady joins the show to break down a full slate of stories across sports and culture. They talk about:

• Tammy Wilson defending Russell Wilson
• The new allegations in the Diddy and Cassie situations
• The “Reckoning” docuseries and the truth behind the industry
• Biggie, Tupac, and the history people still argue about
• Why fame, power, and money destroy so many careers
• The lawsuit involving Cassie and the man from the alleged “freakoffs”
• Trump removing MLK Day and Juneteenth from the national park list
• Mike Tyson vs. Floyd Mayweather exhibition set for 2026 in Africa

Bubba and Boss Lady dive deep, unpack contradictions, challenge narratives, and talk openly about accountability, exploitation, and how the culture often enables bad behavior until it’s too late.

Bubba closes the show with motivation and real life perspective — speaking on faith, God’s timing, overcoming setbacks, and Shédeur Sanders officially being named the Browns’ starter for the rest of the season. Bubba reminds listeners that even when people work against you, God continues to work for you.

To end the night, Bubba announces his special PrizePicks Christmas giveaway:
On Wednesday he’ll go live, let the audience help build his ticket, enter it, and someone will split the winnings with him if it hits. Community picks, community wins.

 

 

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