On the newest episode of The Phillip Jordan Show, Phillip is joined by the voice of the Troy Trojans, Barry McKnight! Barry talks about being named the 2025 Alabama Sportscaster of the Year and shares what it's like co-hosting Longshore and McKnight, a weekday show streamed on YouTube and the Yellowhammer News Facebook page. Plus, he previews the 2025 Troy Trojans football season, including key players, expectations, and what fans should watch for this fall.

On this episode of The Phillip Jordan Show, I'm joined by Jay Stephens, host of Locked On Buckeyes, for a deep dive into all things Ohio State football. We reflect on the Buckeyes’ 2024 national championship run and preview the 2025 squad. Jay and I break down the transition to new offensive and defensive coordinators, what to expect from quarterback Julian Sayin, the running back depth, and how the Buckeyes plan to reload along the defensive front. Plus, we share our thoughts on the expanding College Football Playoff and what it means for the sport. Buckeye fans and college football junkies—this one’s for you!

Host: Phillip Jordan

Guest: Jay Stephens

On this episode of The Phillip Jordan Podcast, I'm joined by my colleague and lead writer at The Auburn Wire, Taylor Jones. We break down Auburn baseball's big win as they advance to the NCAA Super Regional to face Coastal Carolina. We also dive into the impact of Tahaad Pettiford returning to the basketball team and tackle four burning questions about the Auburn football team heading into the summer.

In the middle segment, I react to the latest rumors and speculation surrounding a potential expansion to a 16-team College Football Playoff—what it could mean and whether it’s realistic. 

Then, Zach Keilman of The UFL Podcast joins the show to preview this weekend’s UFL playoff matchups and discuss the future of the Memphis Showboats. Don’t miss this packed episode full of insight, analysis, and bold takes!

Host: Phillip Jordan

Guests: Taylor Jones, Zach Keilman

On this solo edition of The Phillip Jordan Podcast, PJ kicks things off by reacting to Auburn baseball earning the No. 4 national seed in the NCAA Tournament and the opportunity to host a regional at Plainsman Park. Then, it’s time for the mailbag! Phillip answers your questions on how many wins Hugh Freeze needs in 2025, whether Auburn football can win another national title, and breaks down the Tigers' ongoing quarterback situation.

Plus, PJ is joined by Dothan High Wolves head coach Jed Kennedy to recap their impressive 28-7 spring game win over Park Crossing.

Hit play for a jam-packed episode full of insight, fan questions, and local football coverage!

Phillip Jordan caught up with Dothan High head coach Jed Kennedy after the Wolves 28-7 spring game victory over Park Crossing on Tuesday night at Rip Hewes Stadium.

On the latest episode of "The Phillip Jordan Podcast", Phillip is first joined by Bob Rose of Athlon Sports. Bob talks about the impact of Derek Carr retiring and reviews the New Orleans Saints draft class. Then, Zack Nagy of LSU on Sports Illustrated joins to preview the LSU Tigers. Both Phillip and Zack are very high on the 2025 LSU Tigers.

Today on The Phillip Jordan Podcast, Jeff Fedotin of Bleav in Chiefs and Forbes to discuss the Kansas City Chiefs. Phillip and Jeff discuss the Chiefs being featured heavily on holidays and primetime. They also dive into how they approached free agency and the draft.

On this episode of The Phillip Jordan Podcast, Phillip is joined by Joe Gaither of BamaCentral and host of The Joe Gaither Show to break down year one under Kalen DeBoer at Alabama. The guys dive into the Tide’s offensive inconsistencies, what to expect from Ty Simpson at quarterback, and the impact of Miami transfer receiver Isaiah Horton. Plus, they spotlight key standouts on defense and go game-by-game through the 2025 Alabama schedule.

To close the show, Phillip shares his thoughts on the possibility of a 16-team College Football Playoff and reacts to the retirement of New Orleans Saints quarterback Derek Carr.

On this episode of The Phillip Jordan Podcast, I’m joined by Jacob Goins of ESPN 106.7 in Auburn—voice of Auburn High athletics and host of Locked On Hoosiers. We dive into Jacob’s thoughts on the Auburn football program heading into year three under Hugh Freeze.

We break down the Tigers’ new-look offense, including quarterback Jackson Arnold, life after Jarquez Hunter, and a stacked wide receiver room featuring Eric Singleton and Cam Coleman. On defense, we talk about the emerging young linebackers and what to expect from the unit as a whole.

Plus, Jacob shares his journey into broadcasting, the voices that inspired him, and what he loves most about being behind the mic.

On this episode of The New Phillip Jordan Podcast, Phillip opens the show with a look at the latest buzz around Troy quarterback Matthew Caldwell and the growing speculation about a potential transfer to Auburn. He also recaps where the Tigers landed in the 2025 NFL Draft and what those picks mean for the program’s momentum.

Then, Blake Lovell of The Southeastern 16 joins the show to relive Auburn basketball’s historic 2024–25 season. From their SEC regular season title to the Final Four run, Phillip and Blake break it all down — plus, they discuss the latest transfer portal additions and the uncertain status of Tahaad Pettiford.

Phillip wraps up the show by diving into early 2026 NFL mock drafts and sharing a few names you should be watching now.