On this episode of Uncontested, Jordan, Joe, and Ringle react to Dak Prescott finally getting a deal done with the Cowboys before discussing some free agency targets that both the Jets and Giants should go after. Then, the guys share their frustration with the NBA after the Nets land another star in Blake Griffin, and end the show with a brief review of the Islanders remarkable 8-game stretch. Plus, conversation goes off the rails when the guys debate who the Patrick Mahomes of movies and television is.

On this episode of Uncontested, Jordan, Joe, and Ringle discuss the Knicks’ continued resurgence as they rise to fourth in the Eastern Conference. Then, the guys react to long-time Texan J.J. Watt signing with the Cardinals and determine what it means for Arizona heading into 2021. Finally, the guys debate the ongoing QB drama involving top-tier guys such as Dak Prescott, Deshaun Watson, and Russell Wilson before discussing what the Mets and Yankees need to do to in order to find success beyond spring training. Oh, and the trio share their thoughts on New Balance’s iconic Dad sneaker.

On this episode of Uncontested, Jordan, Joe, and Ringle react to Fernando Tatis Jr.’s 14-year deal with the Padres before revisiting some other questionable contracts and trades in the four major sports. Then, the guys break down Carson Wentz’ departure from Philly and discuss which face in a new place is best set up for success between Wentz, Jared Goff, and Matthew Stafford. And to cap off the show, Joe and Ringle attempt to guess Jordan’s top-five game-winning moments in pandemic sports, as the trio go down memory lane through some of the year’s best end-of-game calls.

On this episode of Uncontested, Jordan, Joe, and Ringle react to Todd McShay’s comments about Sam Darnold blossoming into a top 7 quarterback in the league before discussing Julius Randle’s continued All-Star caliber play. Should the Knicks mortgage their future and trade for the NBA’s PPG leader in Bradley Beal to build on this year’s success? Plus, Jordan breaks down the Islander’s recent hot streak and the Rangers’ recent struggles after sharing some underwhelming breaking news.

On this episode of Uncontested, Jordan, Joe, and Ringle react to Super Bowl LV between the Kansas City Chiefs and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. What does the Chiefs’ loss mean for Patrick Mahomes’ legacy? Plus, the guys grade the Dodger’s acquisition of SP Trevor Bauer before sharing their thoughts on Derrick Rose’s return to the Knicks.

On this episode of Uncontested, Jordan, Joe, and Ringle preview Super Bowl LV between the Kansas City Chiefs and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, make their big game predictions, and engage in a round of Super Bowl prop bets. Later in the show, the guys react to the blockbuster NFL trade that sent Jared Goff to Detroit and Matthew Stafford to Los Angeles before checking in on the Islanders, Knicks, and Nets.

On this episode of Uncontested, Jordan, Joe, and Ringle react to NFL Championship Sunday as the stage is now set for Super Bowl LV. Who’s to blame for the Packers loss to the Bucs? Is Josh Allen the real deal? Plus, the guys check in on some recent offseason moves by both the Mets and the Yankees.

On this episode of Uncontested, Jordan, Joe, and Ringle break down the NFL Divisional Round, including wins by the Packers, Bills, Chiefs, and Buccaneers, and follow it up with their initial thoughts heading into Championship Sunday. Plus, the Nets land James Harden in a blockbuster deal that mortgages their future for the next handful of years. And finally, the guys check in on the Yankees after they successfully ink DJ LeMahieu to a 6-year, $90M deal.

On this episode of Uncontested, Jordan, Joe, and Ringle react to the news of Doug Pederson’s firing, Deshaun Watson’s recent frustration with Houston, and what both mean for the Jets. Plus, the Mets’ blockbuster trade for Francisco Lindor, another early-season Knicks check-in, and an Islanders season preview. Bababooey!

On this episode of Uncontested, Jordan, Joe, and Ringle discuss the future of the New York Jets now that Adam Gase is gone, reflect on the Giants’ disappointing season, and preview the 2020 NFL playoffs a week away from the first slate of games. Plus, the trio talk about Doug Pederson’s puzzling decision to pull Jalen Hurts in favor of Nate Sudfeld. And last but not least, the Knicks improve to 4-3 on the season with a win against the Atlanta Hawks.