JR SportBrief

JR talks about the Browns' ownership denying Myles Garrett a meeting, Mark Cuban's comments on the Luka Doncic trade, YOUR calls, and more!

JR discusses the latest storylines in sports, what happened today in sports history, and takes your calls!

JR talks about Shedeur Sanders and the extent to which a team drafting him is also drafting Deion and has Joe Vardon on the show to talk about the Cavaliers. He also takes your calls!

JR has Joe Vardon from The Athletic on the show to discuss the Cleveland Cavaliers being the first NBA team to clinch a playoff spot and how he thinks they'll fare in the playoffs.

JR talks about Donovan Mitchell, Kenny Atkinson, and the Cleveland Cavaliers clinching a playoff spot, Barry Bonds' comments on Shohei Ohtani, and speaks with Mike Sando of The Athletic about all of the NFL storylines in the news.

JR has Mike Sando from The Athletic on the show to discuss Trey Hendrickson and how the Bengals will spend their money, Joey Bosa, Cam Ward, Shedeur Sanders, and the 2025 NFL Draft.

In Hour One of the JR SportsBrief, JR discusses Trey Hendrickson looking to be traded by the Bengals, the Chargers releasing Joey Bosa, and the college football landscape with regard to Dan Lanning and Bill Belichick.

JR kicked off the final hour of the show by discussing the biggest stories of the day, including DK Metcalf requesting a trade away from the Seahawks and Maxx Crosby becoming the highest paid non-quarterback in NFL history. JR then reacts to the story of Adrian Wojnarowski selling his news breaking iPhones for thousands of dollars before ending the show with, "This Day In Sports History."

JR kicked off hour three by giving out his Top 6 List of the best available wide receivers this offseason and takes calls on his list.

JR kicked off hour two by reacting to Maxx Crosby's record breaking contract and discussed if the Raiders will win during Crosby's time in Las Vegas. JR then had a chat with NBA champion Lionel Hollins about the greatness of LeBron James before highlighting the big nights both LeBron and Steph Curry had.