JR SportBrief

Colts reporter for the Herald Bulletin George Bremer joined JR to discuss his takeaways from Anthony Richardson's performance against the Bengals, what to expect from Richardson this season and if the Colts are a playoff team.

JR kicks off hour two by discussing Florida State & Georgia Tech traveling to Ireland before welcoming Dustin Lewis to the show to preview the game. The hour ends by discussing Keon Coleman's fit into the Bills offense.

Dustin Lewis of SI Now's NoleGameday joined JR to preview Florida State-Georgia Tech and discuss the likelihood that the Seminoles make the College Football Playoff.

JR kicks off the show by reacting to Anthony Richardson's preseason game against the Bengals and discusses if it was as bad as social media made it seem. JR then hits on the Pro Football Hall of Fame changing their rules for coaches to only have to sit out one year before being eligible. Could that impact Bill Belichick's decision to coach next season? Hour 1 wraps up by discussing why it's time for Max Scherzer to retire.

JR started the final hour by discussing Aaron Judge's prolific season before pivoting to Mike Tomlin's tough decision to pick a starting quarterback. JR then explained why he disagreed with the decision by the Mariners to fire manager Scott Servais. The show wraps up with "This Day In Sports History."

JR kicked off hour three by discussing if you have to have an athletic quarterback in order to win in the NFL before diving into the Commanders trading Jahan Dotson to the Eagles. JR wraps up the hour by explaining why the Patriots shouldn't start Drake Maye Week 1.

JR discusses why he's skeptical about how successful Anthony Richardson will be in 2024 before getting into why he thinks the Patriots need to bench Drake Maye for most of this season.

JR opens hour twp by discussing if the Steelers have any positivity at the quarterback position before welcoming on Fox Sports college football writer Bryan Fischer. JR ends the hour by discussing how a majority of the quarterbacks in the NFL are dual threats.

Fox Sports college football writer Bryan Fischer joined JR to discuss which team can be a darkhorse to make a deep run in the College Football Playoff and how the expanded playoff will impact this upcoming season.

JR kicks off the show by reacting to Aaron Judge swatting his 48th homer of the season and discusses if Judge could break his AL record of 62 home runs. JR then discusses the one game suspension for Iowa head coach Kirk Ferentz for illegally tampering with Cade McNamara before wrapping up the hour by hitting on the Falcons extending AJ Terrell.