JR SportBrief

JR opened up the show by discussing De'Vondre Campbell quitting on the 49ers and what it says about their culture. JR then discusses the Dolphins cutting Odell Beckham Jr. before ending the hour by highlighting Bill Belichick's buyout dropping to just $1 million after June 1st and if that means he's eying a return back to the NFL.

JR kicked off the final hour by hitting on the biggest stories of the day, including Bill Belichick's introductory press conference with UNC and Juan Soto's explanation as to why he chose to sign with the Mets. JR then discussed how athletes can better protect their homes after the latest burglary happened to Joe Burrow. The show wraps up with, "This Day In Sports History."

JR kicked off hour three by complaining about streaming services not working & only getting more expensive. Are we heading back towards cable? JR then gets into Steve's Kerr frustration towards the refs before diving into the animosity surrounding several ESPN personalities. The hour concludes with a discussion about the direction of the Cleveland Browns.

JR kicked off hour two by taking calls on Juan Soto's signing and the NFC West before previewing Rams-49ers. JR then had a conversation with North Carolina sideline reporter Lee Pace about the Tar Heels hiring Bill Belichick. The hour concluded by discussing a report that changes could be coming to the College Football Playoff format.

North Carolina Tar Heels football sideline reporter Lee Pace joined JR to discuss his reaction to the Tar Heels hiring Bill Belichick, how he expects Belichick to operate and what realistic expectations are for the program.

JR opened up the show by discussing what to expect from Bill Belichick at UNC before getting into Juan Soto's explanation for choosing the Mets over the Yankees. The hour wrapped up with Raheem Morris explaining why he's not benching Kirk Cousins.

JR kicks off the final hour of the show by hitting on the biggest stories of the day, including the Cowboys losing another big game at home, Joe Burrow's house getting burglarized and Brian Cashman's message after losing Juan Soto to the Mets. JR then discussed who he would favor to win the Heisman Trophy before ending the show with, "This Day In Sports History."

JR opened hour three by taking calls on what needs to change for the Cowboys in order to turn things around. JR then breaks down the playoff hopes for the Bengals before wrapping up the hour by explaining why he believes it's in the best interest of the Heat to trade Jimmy Butler.

JR opened up the second hour of the show by discussing if the Jalen Hurts-AJ Brown drama will derail their season before having a conversation with Inside Carolina's Jason Staples on if Bill Belichick will be UNC's next head coach. JR wraps up the hour by taking calls on Belichick's future.

JR opens the show by reacting to the breaking news that the Yankees signed lefty pitcher Max Fried before getting into Joe Burrow's house getting burglarized during Monday Night Football. JR then discusses the Cowboys losing in excruciating fashion yet again before wrapping up the hour by discussing if the Cowboys should extend head coach Mike McCarthy.