JP Peterson Show

Welcome in on another edition of The JP Peterson Show, bringing you the best local sports coverage in Tampa Bay! JP is the only Tampa Bay sports talk host on Radio Row at Super Bowl 56! After quickly recapping Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times' recent interview with Rays owner Stu Sternberg, JP is joined by Christopher Nowinski, former WWE wrestler, Co-founder/CEO of the Concussion Legacy Foundation. Nowinski goes over his latest findings with CTE, what it does to your body and tells us what he found when analyzing the brain of Vincent Jackson, who tragically passed away over a year ago. LeGarrette Blount, former Buccaneers running back and Super Bowl champion, talks about his time in Tampa Bay and why it went south after Greg Schiano became the head coach. Blount tells us why Schiano didn't work in the pros and what's going on with his new CBD company. Buccaneers sideline reporter T.J. Rives gives his take on if Tom Brady will stay retired and who he sees under center for the Buccaneers in 2022. Jake Plummer, former Cardinals and Broncos quarterback, chats with JP and tells the hilarious story of Jon Gruden attempting to recruit him out of retirement ahead of the 2007 season.

Welcome in on another edition of The JP Peterson Show, bringing you the best local sports coverage in Tampa Bay! Will Tom Brady consider coming back to Tampa Bay? Given his recents comments just a week after retirement, JP and Pewter Report's Scott Reynolds theorize if it's possible and if not, who the favorite should be at quarterback for the Buccaneers in 2022. We listen to everything the Rams had to say, as they get set to face the Bengals in Super Bowl LVI Sunday.

Welcome in on another edition of The JP Peterson Show, bringing you the best local sports coverage in Tampa Bay!

Welcome in on another edition of The JP Peterson Show, bringing you the best local sports coverage in Tampa Bay! We start with a discussion on the Tampa Sports Authority's report on the new Rays stadium. How does this impact discussions with the city of Tampa and St. Pete? Is St. Pete really still a viable option? JP and Nick talk about the possibility of the Buccaneers trading for Russell Wilson. What will it take to get him? Should they pivot to Jimmy Garoppolo/Blaine Gabbert instead? With the Texans reportedly close to hiring Lovie Smith to be the team's next coach, we ask the question: is this progress for the NFL? Lightning in-game host Greg Wolf joins the show, fresh off hosting NHL All-Star Weekend in Las Vegas from T-Mobile Arena.

Welcome in on another edition of The JP Peterson Show, bringing you the best local sports coverage in Tampa Bay! We begin with the news of Byron Leftwich turning down the Jaguars and presumably returning to the Buccaneers. How does this affect the team's search for a new QB in 2022? Why does Trent Baalke continue to get chances as a general manager? With St. Pete mayor Ken Welch saying he is negotiating with the Rays for a new stadium, JP gives his take on why he believes the Rays are playing yet another mayor and why Tampa is the only place for a new Rays stadium. Astros outfielder and Plant High School alum Kyle Tucker joins the show to talk about his breakout 2021 season and to discuss his upcoming event, as part of the Kyle Tucker Foundation.

Welcome in on another edition of The JP Peterson Show, bringing you the best local sports coverage in Tampa Bay! We begin running down the slew of options the Buccaneers have at quarterback for the 2022 season. How much draft capital would we part with in a potential trade for Russell Wilson or Aaron Rodgers? Is Joe Tryon-Shoyinka on the table? Spectrum Sports 360's Chris Torello tells us who he thinks the best option is and recaps USF and UCF's National Signing Day and 2022 recruiting classes. It's Sports Magazine's Leo Haggerty discusses Tom Brady's retirement and if the Lightning are the Stanley Cup favorite heading into the All-Star break. JP and Nick dive further into the Brian Flores lawsuit and Blackhawks owner Rocky Wirtz's comments about Kyle Beach Wednesday. We give our take on why the owners across professional sports are the problem and have been tone deaf on many issues concerning race, sexual assault and domestic violence.

ESPN NFL reporter Sal Paolantonio joins The JP Show to talk about Tom Brady's retirement after 22 seasons. Sal Pal looks back on his favorite memories covering Brady, his overall legacy and the impact he had on Tampa Bay in just two seasons.

David Samson, former Marlins president and host of "Nothing Personal", joins The JP Show to talk about the Rays' "Sister City" concept being dead. Samson tells us why it was never going to work and that Stu Sternberg always knew that. Samson offers a solution to the stadium saga and if he believes the Rays will stay in Tampa Bay.

Welcome in on another edition of The JP Peterson Show, bringing you the best local sports coverage in Tampa Bay! ESPN's Sal Paolantonio joins us on the top of the show, recapping this past weekend's Conference Championship games and looking ahead to the Super Bowl. Sal Pal looks back on the career of Tom Brady, his legacy and the impact he made in two years in Tampa Bay. David Samson, former Marlins president and host of "Nothing Personal", details why Stu Sternberg created the "Sister City" concept in the first place, how funding for a stadium is supposed to work and if he thinks the Rays will stay in Tampa Bay. PFF analyst Bruce Gradkowski gives his favorite memory of Brady's career and tells us who he thinks would be a good fit for the Buccaneers at quarterback in 2022. Buccaneers sideline reporter T.J. Rives recaps the two years covering Brady, his favorite moment and what's next for Tampa Bay. JP and Nick discuss the Brian Flores lawsuit, as the former Dolphins head coach is suing the NFL and three teams for racism in the hiring process. We tell you why Flores is right to call the owners out, and why the NFL needs to fix this problem now.