JR SportBrief

The Athletic' Alabama reporter Kennington Smith joined JR to discuss if Kalen DeBoer or Kirby Smart has more pressure on them to win on Saturday and preview Alabama-Georgia.

JR opens up hour two by previewing Cowboys-Giants and discussing which team has more pressure to win. JR then discusses USC defensive lineman Bear Alexander announcing he is redshirting the rest of this season after a lack of playing time before wrapping up the second hour by discussing if Quinn Ewers or Arch Manning will start on Saturday for Texas.

JR kicked off the show by discussing the A's winning their final game in Oakland and describing the scene after the game. JR then discusses if you could still root for your favorite team if they left town. The hour concludes with discussing Derrick Rose retiring.

JR kicked off the final hour by discussing Shaq crushing Ben Simmons before taking calls. JR then breaks down the value of Shohei Ohtani's 50/50 home run ball now that it's set to hit auction before concluding the show with, "This Day In Sports History."

JR opened hour three by discussing the Top 6 sports crooks. JR then reveals the No. 1 crook currently in sports before taking calls on who got left off the list.

JR kicked off hour two by discussing if Caitlin Clark getting hit in the face was intentional or not before segueing to CeeDee Lamb apologizing for his sideline outburst on Sunday. JR ends the hour by welcoming on Andrew Brandt to discuss players opting out because of NIL disagreements.

Former Green Bay Packers VP Andrew Brandt joined JR to discuss UNLV Matthew Sluka leaving the team after a NIL dispute, if this will become a trend throughout college athletics moving forward and what the solution could be.

JR opened up the show by discussing the weather impacting the Mets-Braves series and if MLB should have moved the series to prevent the postponements. JR then discussed UNLV quarterback Matthew Sluka leaving the team because of NIL concerns. The hour concludes with JR discussing the A's wrapping up their final game in Oakland and the White Sox on the brink of history.

JR kicked off the final hour of the show by discussing the Bengals poor performance against the Commanders and if Doug Pederson has the hottest seat in the NFL. JR then dives into the quarterback situations in Pittsburgh and Las Vegas before ending the show with, "This Day In Sports History."

JR kicked off hour three by discussing the revelation made by Brett Favre that he has been diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease. JR then welcomed on James Rapien of Enter The Jungle show to breakdown the Bengals falling to 0-3. The hour concludes by reacting to Jayson Tatum stating that getting benched during the Olympics won't be used as a motivator this season.