On today’s Monday edition of SportsWrap with Jason Page, The Big Story kicks things off with Jason’s full reaction to the biggest NFL storylines from the weekend, as he returns after five days away with plenty to say. From playoff chaos to teams tightening — or losing — their grip, the NFL delivered another headline-filled slate.

Sam Yarnell joins the show as the guys dive into the most important Week 17 games that now set up multiple win-or-go-home scenarios in Week 18. Can the Steelers take down the Ravens, and can the Panthers shock the Buccaneers to steal the NFC South crown? Plus, we break down the 49ers–Bears Sunday night thriller and what it means for both teams heading into the postseason. Sam also delivers a bold take — arguing that the Bills losing to the Eagles was actually a good thing.

Bill Bender of The Sporting News joins Jason to talk College Football, including Kyle Whittingham abruptly ending his retirement to take over as Michigan’s head coach and a preview of the College Football Playoff matchup between Miami and Ohio State.

We also tackle a controversial “Battle of the Sexes” tennis event featuring Aryna Sabalenka and Nick Kyrgios, played under modified rules and a shortened court. Was it a bad look for tennis and women’s sports? Jason has strong opinions. Plus, we discuss a terrifying brush with death involving boxer Anthony Joshua.

We wrap things up with Odds & Ends, including Kawhi Leonard’s 55-point explosion and a full Monday Night Football preview.

All that and more on a loaded Monday edition of SportsWrap with Jason Page.

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On this Christmas Eve edition of SportsWrap with Jason Page, The Big Story sparks a fascinating debate: Cooper Flagg vs. Victor Wembanyama — if you had to choose one player for the next 10 years, who are you taking and why? Jason breaks down the long-term upside, risk, and ceiling of two generational basketball talents.

Robert Littal, founder of Black Sports Online, joins Jason for a wide-ranging discussion that shifts to the NFL, including news that Justin Fields’ time with the Jets may be coming to an end as he’s expected to miss the rest of the season. The guys also examine how DK Metcalf’s suspension could end up costing him significant money and what it means for both player and team.

On the NBA front, Kurt Helin of Pro Basketball Talk (NBC Sports) jumps in to preview the Christmas Day slate, weigh in on the Cooper Flagg vs. Wembanyama debate, and discuss the biggest league storylines heading into the holiday stretch.

The conversation then turns to golf, as Brooks Koepka opts out of the LIV Golf League, citing family priorities and proximity to home. Jason and Robert debate what this move means for Koepka’s future and the ongoing PGA vs. LIV landscape.

We close with Odds & Ends, including Munetaka Murakami’s generosity after signing with the White Sox and Ben Simmons’ unconventional life away from the NBA, complete with a fishing obsession that has fans talking.

All that and more on a festive Christmas Eve edition of SportsWrap with Jason Page.

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It’s a busy Tuesday edition of SportsWrap with Jason Page, opening with The Big Story as Jason breaks down Monday Night Football, where the 49ers improved to 11–4 with a win over an injury-depleted Colts team. Jason asks the big questions coming out of the game: Is this Kyle Shanahan’s best coaching job yet, what is the one key ingredient behind San Francisco’s success, and is it already time to admit the Philip Rivers experiment in Indianapolis was never built to last?

Robert Littal, founder of Black Sports Online, joins Jason for an extended stretch leading into the Christmas holiday. Together, they dive deeper into everything that went right for the 49ers, what went wrong for the Colts after a 7–1 start, and where Indianapolis goes from here.

The conversation heats up as Jason and Robert react to Steelers wide receiver DK Metcalf being suspended two games for his altercation with a fan in Detroit. The two don’t hold back as they debate whether the suspension fits the incident and what message the NFL is sending.

On the ice, Dennis Bernstein of SiriusXM NHL Radio joins the show to catch us up on the first half of the NHL season, including the red-hot Colorado Avalanche and other teams making early statements.

The show also tackles another Draymond Green meltdown, this time involving a mid-game walkout and heated exchange with Steve Kerr during the Warriors’ loss to the Magic. Jason examines what it means for the Warriors and why the organization appears intent on keeping details quiet.

We wrap things up in Odds & Ends with a spirited discussion on Snoop Dogg’s growing presence in sports broadcasting, following NBC and Peacock’s announcement that he’ll serve as a guest analyst for an upcoming NBA game.

All that and more on a must-listen Tuesday edition of SportsWrap with Jason Page.

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The NFL delivered another unpredictable weekend, and SportsWrap with Jason Page opens with The Big Story as Jason reacts to the chaos across the league and growing concerns about the College Football Playoff format. Jason explains why the CFP needs to stop trying to mirror the NCAA Tournament and why that approach could ultimately hurt college football.

We break down several major NFL storylines, including the Broncos getting crushed by the Jaguars in Denver, raising red flags about a defense once considered championship caliber. The show also dives into the Lions losing at home to the Steelers, DK Metcalf’s heated outburst toward a fan, and what those moments say about pressure late in the season.

Bill Bender of The Sporting News joins Jason Page and Sam Yarnell to recap the opening round of the College Football Playoff and preview the upcoming quarterfinal matchups, highlighting the biggest games and storylines to watch.

Back to the NFL, the guys react to the Bears’ stunning comeback win over the Packers at Soldier Field and the Patriots’ second-half rally to beat the Ravens in Baltimore, breaking down what it all means for the playoff picture.

We wrap things up in Odds & Ends with a look at weekend MLB moves, Ed Cooley’s suspension following a water bottle incident, and a preview of Monday Night Football as the 49ers take on the Colts.

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It’s a loaded Friday edition of SportsWrap with Jason Page, opening with The Big Story and what may have been the game of the year in the NFL. Jason breaks down the Seahawks’ stunning 38–37 overtime comeback over the Rams after trailing by 16 points in the fourth quarter, walking through the wild sequence of events, the impact on the NFC West race, and a balanced look at the good and bad of Puka Nacua in the loss.

Sam Yarnell joins Jason to debate just how significant this win is for Seattle and whether it reshapes the NFC West hierarchy heading toward the postseason. Is this a statement win that changes everything — or just another chapter in one of the league’s most competitive divisions?

In his regular Friday appearance, Robert Littal, founder of Black Sports Online, joins the show to unpack new details surrounding the firing of Ohio University head football coach Brian Smith, including revelations about why the school chose to terminate him “for cause.” The conversation also expands to the growing criticism of officiating across all sports and Nikola Jokic breaking a record that Jason argues shouldn’t really be considered a record at all.

The show also takes a somber turn as Jerry Bonkowski of EssentiallySports.com joins Jason to remember NASCAR legend Greg Biffle, who tragically died along with his family in a plane crash in North Carolina. Bonkowski reflects on Biffle’s legacy as both a driver and a person, and offers a thoughtful idea for how NASCAR could honor one of its all-time greats.

We wrap things up with the weekly Friday NFL Picks, as Jason Page and Sam Yarnell go head-to-head once again in their ongoing handicapping battle — Page vs. The Prince — and the bragging rights are very much on the line.

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On today’s edition of SportsWrap with Jason Page, Jason opens with The Big Story by addressing the troubling appearance of Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua on a social media influencer’s stream and why the fallout could be problematic for both Nacua and the organization. Jason explores what went wrong, how the Rams and NFL should respond, and the broader lessons players and teams can take away from the situation.

Robert Littal, founder of Black Sports Online, joins the show in place of Sam Yarnell to break down the Puka Nacua controversy, including Nacua’s decision to appear on Adin Ross’ stream and why perception, judgment, and accountability matter in moments like this.

Robert sticks around as the conversation shifts to Week 16 NFL quarterback storylines, including Cam Ward pushing for a voice in the Titans’ head coaching search and whether a second-year quarterback should wield that kind of influence. We also discuss Joe Burrow’s recent comments that have raised eyebrows around the league and what they could mean for his long-term future with the Bengals.

On the NBA side, Kurt Helin of Pro Basketball Talk (NBC Sports) joins Jason for their weekly hoops segment, recapping the NBA Cup, discussing the future of the in-season tournament, potential NBA expansion, the state of the Atlanta Hawks, and where things stand with the Los Angeles Lakers.

We wrap things up in Odds & Ends with a Thursday Night Football preview featuring a massive Rams vs. Seahawks showdown in Seattle, plus a deep dive into the curious firing of Ohio University head football coach Brian Smith and whether there’s more to that story than meets the eye.

All that and more on today’s edition of SportsWrap with Jason Page.

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It’s a big Wednesday edition of SportsWrap with Jason Page, opening with The Big Story as the New York Knicks raise a championship trophy for the first time in 50 years, defeating the Spurs to win the 2025 NBA Cup. The victory cements the Knicks as legitimate title contenders, but Jason digs deeper into what this win truly means for the franchise moving forward.

Former NBA head coach and current Prime Video analyst Stan Van Gundy joins the show for an extended conversation on all things hoops, breaking down the Knicks’ NBA Cup triumph, the Spurs’ path forward, their chances of challenging the Thunder, and the bigger picture across the NBA. Stan’s insight and perspective make this a must-listen for basketball fans.

We also turn to the NFL, where the Miami Dolphins announce Quinn Ewers as their starting quarterback against the Bengals, officially moving Tua Tagovailoa out of the starting role. Jason explores what this decision means for the future of Tua and the long-term direction of the Dolphins franchise.

In Odds & Ends, we touch on Terence Crawford’s retirement, Carlos Alcaraz’s coaching change, and a talented college running back preparing for the jump to the NFL.

You won’t want to miss a minute of this Wednesday edition of SportsWrap with Jason Page.

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It’s a can’t-miss Tuesday edition of SportsWrap with Jason Page, kicking off with The Big Story as Jason reacts to Monday Night Football, where the Steelers handled the Dolphins with ease, ending Miami’s playoff hopes. Jason digs into the big questions coming out of the game: Is this really Aaron Rodgers’ final NFL season, and what does the long-term future at quarterback look like for the Dolphins if Tua Tagovailoa isn’t the answer?

NFL insider Dianna Russini (The Athletic, Scoop City Podcast) joins the show to break down the hottest storylines around the league, including her reaction to Jason’s take that Rodgers doesn’t look ready to retire, the surprise Philip Rivers start for the Colts, the state of the Kansas City Chiefs, and much more from around the NFL.

Jason and Sam Yarnell shift to the future of the league by discussing Arch Manning’s decision to stay at Texas, what it means for the 2026 NFL Draft quarterback class, and which teams could be positioning themselves at the top of that draft.

We also hit the NBA, reacting to Cooper Flagg’s biggest night as a pro despite a loss to the Jazz, and preview an upcoming conversation with Stan Van Gundy following the NBA Cup Final between the Knicks and Spurs.

The show wraps with Odds & Ends, including NBA Cup predictions and a jaw-dropping look at how much deferred money the Dodgers now have tied up with players currently on their roster.

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It’s a loaded Monday edition of SportsWrap with Jason Page as we dive into one of the biggest NFL storylines of the decade: the end of the Kansas City Chiefs’ remarkable 10-year playoff run. Jason opens the show with The Big Story, breaking down what comes next for the Chiefs after Patrick Mahomes suffers a devastating ACL injury and Kansas City’s postseason hopes officially come to an end.

NFL Insider Matt Verderame of Sports Illustrated joins the show to give his perspective on the fall of the Chiefs’ dynasty, what the franchise’s short- and long-term future looks like without Mahomes, and how the league reacts to this seismic shift in the AFC.

In Segment 3, Sam Yarnell jumps in with Jason to talk NFL headlines, including the Chiefs fallout, the wild Bills-Patriots finish in Foxboro, and the Packers taking a major hit with Micah Parsons lost for the season due to an ACL tear.

College Football takes center stage with Bill Bender of The Sporting News, as we react to Fernando Mendoza winning the Heisman Trophy, unpack Diego Pavia’s controversial weekend tirade and what it could mean for his future, and discuss Sherrone Moore’s arrest, Michigan’s head-coaching search, and a full breakdown of the first round of the College Football Playoff.

We wrap things up in Odds & Ends with a look ahead to the NBA Cup Final between the Knicks and Spurs, plus betting insight for Monday Night Football as the Dolphins face the Steelers.

All that and more on a must-listen Monday edition of SportsWrap with Jason Page.

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We kick off this Friday edition of SportsWrap w/ Jason Page with The Big Story, providing a deeper timeline and clearer understanding of everything that led to Sherrone Moore’s firing at the University of Michigan. Jason breaks down what went wrong, what we’ve learned since, and why serious questions now surround the future of Michigan Athletic Director Warde Manuel.

Next, Sam Yarnell joins Jason to recap the Falcons’ stunning comeback win over the Buccaneers in Tampa Bay. What did we really learn about both teams, and how does this result reshape the NFC South race?

Then, Robert Littal, Founder of Black Sports Online, returns for his weekly Friday appearance. This week’s conversation is focused almost entirely on the Sherrone Moore saga, as Robert brings his extensive reporting, analysis, and perspective to one of the most talked-about stories in college football. It’s an engaging, thoughtful discussion you won’t want to miss.

Later in the show, Robin Lundberg of SiriusXM’s Busted Open and The Robin Lundberg Show joins Jason to talk wrestling — specifically the final match of WWE legend John Cena’s career, set to take place Saturday night on Peacock’s Saturday Night’s Main Event. Jason and Robin discuss Cena’s legacy and what this moment means for WWE.

We close with Page vs. The Prince, as Jason Page and Sam Yarnell deliver their Week 15 NFL picks. No mortgage advice here — but maybe a few bucks is fair game.

It’s all part of a loaded Friday edition of SportsWrap.

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