Dujunnea Bland of the Not Bland Show joins Wole to preview the Washington Commanders’ Week 2 NFC East showdown against their longtime rivals, the Dallas Cowboys.

Can Jayden Daniels and the Commanders offense start faster and establish the run? How can Washington get Terry McLaurin more involved, pressure Dak Prescott and limit explosive plays from CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens?

Wole and Dujunnea break down the biggest matchups, key players and game-plan priorities as Washington looks to earn its first win of the 2026 NFL season.

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Double Take Sports founder Carita Parks joins Wole to preview the Baltimore Ravens’ 2026 home opener against the New Orleans Saints in NFL Week 2.

Baltimore returns to M&T Bank Stadium at 1-0 after dominating the Indianapolis Colts, 41-23. Lamar Jackson passed for 324 yards, Derrick Henry rushed for 144 yards and three touchdowns, and Zay Flowers produced 150 receiving yards as the Ravens finished with 506 total yards.

The Ravens’ defense also forced two turnovers, held Indianapolis to 149 passing yards and limited the Colts to 3-of-10 on third down.

New Orleans enters the matchup 0-1 after a 31-30 overtime loss to the Detroit Lions. Saints quarterback Tyler Shough threw for 410 yards and three touchdowns, while Chris Olave recorded 10 catches for 182 yards. However, New Orleans allowed 165 rushing yards, and its offensive line surrendered five sacks.

Wole and Carita discuss:

🏈 Lamar Jackson, Derrick Henry and Baltimore’s explosive offense

💪🏿 Henry’s opportunity against the Saints’ run defense

🔥 Zay Flowers, Mark Andrews and the Ravens’ passing attack

🛡️ Baltimore’s pass rush against a New Orleans offensive line that allowed five sacks

🎯 Containing Tyler Shough, Chris Olave and the Saints’ downfield passing game 📋 Injury updates, key matchups and the Ravens’ path to starting 2-0

Can Baltimore’s offense deliver another dominant performance? Will the Ravens’ defense pressure Shough and prevent Olave from creating explosive plays?

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Wole and Mo break down the Baltimore Ravens’ dominant 41-23 win over the Indianapolis Colts in their 2026 NFL regular-season opener.

Lamar Jackson, Derrick Henry and Zay Flowers powered an explosive Ravens offense that finished with 506 total yards. Jackson threw for 324 yards, Henry rushed for 144 yards and three touchdowns, and Flowers exploded for a career-high 150 receiving yards and a touchdown before leaving the game with a hamstring injury.

Jackson, Henry and Flowers also made Ravens history, becoming the first trio in franchise history to produce 300 passing yards, 100 rushing yards and 150 receiving yards in the same game.

Wole and Mo discuss:

🏈 Lamar Jackson’s performance in Declan Doyle’s new Ravens offense

🏈 Derrick Henry dominating the Colts with 144 rushing yards and three touchdowns

🏈 Zay Flowers’ explosive 150-yard performance and hamstring injury

🏈 Baltimore’s offensive line opening running lanes for Henry

🏈 Trey Hendrickson making an immediate impact on the Ravens pass rush

🏈 Roquan Smith, Marlon Humphrey, Nate Wiggins and the Ravens defense

🏈 Jesse Minter’s defensive debut and Baltimore forcing two turnovers

🏈 Ja’Kobi Lane’s wrist injury and the Ravens’ wide receiver depth

🏈 What Baltimore must clean up after committing 10 penalties

🏈 What the Week 1 victory says about the Ravens heading into the rest of the 2026 NFL season

How impressed were you with Baltimore’s season-opening performance? Was the biggest takeaway Lamar Jackson, Derrick Henry, Zay Flowers, or the Ravens defense?

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The Washington Commanders opened the 2026 NFL season with a heartbreaking 24-22 road loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, nearly completing a late comeback before falling just short in Week 1.

Felix Trammell, Washington Commanders reporter for Fox Sports Radio 96.9 FM & 1340 AM in Hopewell, Virginia, joins Wole to break down everything that happened in Commanders vs. Eagles, including Jayden Daniels’ return to regular-season action, Washington’s improved defense, the rookie performances that stood out and the mistakes that ultimately cost the Commanders a chance to leave Philadelphia 1-0.

The Commanders’ offense was inconsistent early, managing only 50 yards on seven non-scoring drives, but showed flashes as the game progressed. Washington rushed for 132 yards, with Jacory Croskey-Merritt producing 63 yards on 16 carries, while Daniels helped lead a fourth-quarter push that gave Washington an opportunity to tie the game late.

🔥 Wole and Felix discuss:

What went wrong in the Commanders’ 24-22 loss

Jayden Daniels’ first regular-season game in 11 months

Why Washington’s offense started slowly

The Commanders’ late fourth-quarter comeback attempt

Jacory Croskey-Merritt and Washington’s running game

How the offensive line performed against Philadelphia’s defensive front

The biggest positives from Daronte Jones’ new-look defense

Washington recording three sacks against Jalen Hurts

Why a handful of explosive Eagles plays proved costly

Sonny Styles making an immediate impact in his NFL debut

Antonio Williams emerging as Washington’s leading receiving threat

What the Commanders must clean up before

Week 2 Washington’s defense gave Philadelphia problems for much of the game.

The Commanders recorded three sacks, limited Saquon Barkley to 83 rushing yards on 15 carries, and prevented him from taking over the game the way he has in past matchups.

However, explosive plays hurt Washington at critical moments and helped Philadelphia create scoring opportunities.

There were also encouraging performances from Washington’s rookie class. Sonny Styles recorded his first NFL sack and two tackles for loss against Barkley, while Antonio Williams caught all four of his targets for 64 yards and a touchdown, making several important plays during Washington’s comeback attempt.

The result drops Washington to 0-1, but the Commanders showed they can compete with one of the NFC’s top teams. Now the focus turns to cleaning up explosive-play breakdowns, finding more consistency on offense and carrying the positives into Week 2.

💬 Commanders fans: What was the biggest reason Washington lost—slow offensive start, explosive plays allowed on defense, or something else? And what encouraged you most from Week 1?

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🥊 RYAN GARCIA VS. CONOR BENN POST-FIGHT REACTION LIVE!

In another edition of Going to the Body with the Urban Sports Scene, Wole is joined by Christine Lopez of In the Ring with Christine and Women Crushing It Wednesdays for an immediate live reaction to Ryan Garcia vs. Conor Benn from T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.

Garcia puts his WBC welterweight championship on the line against Benn in one of the biggest boxing fights of 2026. Ryan Garcia enters the matchup with a 25-2 record and 20 knockouts, while Conor Benn comes in at 25-1 with 14 KOs and attempts to capture his first world championship.

Wole and Christine break down everything that happened once the final bell sounds:

🥊 Ryan Garcia vs. Conor Benn fight results and reaction

🥊 Who won and how the fight was decided

🥊 Garcia’s elite hand speed, jab, distance control and dangerous left hook

🥊 Benn’s pressure, aggression and body attack

🥊 Whether Benn’s return to the 147-pound welterweight limit affected his performance

🥊 The biggest turning points and adjustments during the fight

🥊 What the result means for Garcia and Benn moving forward

🥊 Jai Opetaia vs. Noel Mikaelian and the biggest fights from the undercard

🥊 Mark Magsayo vs. Andres Cortes

🥊 Jose Ramirez vs. Alexis Rocha

🥊 Winners, losers and potential next fights from the entire card

Garcia’s ability to control range and use his speed is matched against Benn’s aggressive, come-forward style, making this a fascinating clash of styles at the championship level. Did Garcia successfully defend his WBC welterweight championship, or did Benn pull off the upset and become a world champion?

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The Washington Commanders open the 2026 NFL season on the road against the Philadelphia Eagles in a major NFC East matchup, and there is no shortage of storylines heading into Week 1.

Felix Trammell, Washington Commanders reporter for Fox Sports Radio 96.9 FM & 1340 AM in Hopewell, Virginia, joins Wole on the Urban Sports Scene podcast to preview Commanders vs. Eagles, discuss the biggest matchups, injury concerns and what Washington must do to start the season 1-0.

One of the biggest questions will be how Jayden Daniels and the Commanders offense perform in their first regular-season action of 2026. Washington also faces a major challenge defensively against an Eagles offense featuring Jalen Hurts and Saquon Barkley.

Three major keys for Washington are containing Barkley, creating pressure on Hurts and staying committed to the running game. Washington’s defense allowed 4.8 yards per carry last season, but the unit has been reshaped with additions including K’Lavon Chaisson, Leo Chenal and Sonny Styles under new defensive coordinator Daronte Jones.

🔥 Wole and Felix discuss:

Washington wants a strong ground presence in David Blough’s offense, with Jacory Croskey-Merritt, Rachaad White and Kaytron Allen positioned to play important roles. That running game will be tested immediately against an Eagles defensive front led by Jalen Carter and Jordan Davis.

💬 Commanders fans: What is the biggest key to beating Philadelphia, and what is your final score prediction for Week 1?

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Double Take Sports founder Carita Parks joins Wole to preview the Baltimore Ravens vs. Indianapolis Colts matchup in Week 1 of the 2026 NFL season.

The Ravens open the Jesse Minter era on the road at Lucas Oil Stadium on Sunday, September 13, at 1 p.m. ET.

Wole and Carita discuss:

🏈 Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry leading Declan Doyle’s new offense

💪🏿 Starting center Jovaughn Gwyn and rookie guard Vega Ioane facing DeForest Buckner and Indianapolis’ defensive front

🔥 Zay Flowers’ status and Baltimore’s young wide receivers

🛡️ Jesse Minter’s head-coaching debut and Anthony Weaver’s defensive plan for Daniel Jones and Jonathan Taylor

📋 Key matchups, players to watch, predictions and Baltimore’s keys to starting 1-0

Will the Ravens’ new-look offense make an immediate statement?

Which matchup will determine the season opener? Share your final score prediction below!

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Filip Hrgovic pulls off a stunning comeback against Moses Itauma to become the IBF Heavyweight World Champion!

In another edition of Going to the Body with the Urban Sports Scene, Wole and Ray break down Hrgovic’s dramatic ninth-round TKO victory over Itauma at The O2 Arena in London and what the result means for the heavyweight division.

Itauma appeared to be on his way to a career-defining victory after controlling the early rounds with his speed, combinations and power, even dropping Hrgovic in Round 2. But Hrgovic survived the early punishment, stayed composed and began taking advantage as the 21-year-old Itauma visibly fatigued in the later rounds. Itauma had never previously gone beyond the sixth round as a professional.

By Round 9, Hrgovic was applying relentless pressure before Itauma’s corner threw in the towel, giving Hrgovic the vacant IBF heavyweight championship and handing Itauma the first defeat of his professional career. The victory also made Hrgovic the first Croatian heavyweight world champion.

Wole and Ray discuss:

🥊 How Hrgovic survived Itauma’s dominant start

🥊 Whether Itauma emptied his gas tank too early

🥊 Hrgovic’s experience, durability and championship-level toughness

🥊 What went wrong for Itauma after controlling the fight

🥊 How Itauma should respond to his first professional loss

🥊 What becoming IBF heavyweight champion means for Hrgovic

🥊 Where Hrgovic now fits among boxing’s top heavyweights

🥊 Potential heavyweight title fights and unification opportunities

Itauma entered the fight attempting to become the youngest heavyweight world champion since Mike Tyson, but Hrgovic’s experience and resilience ultimately turned what looked like an Itauma showcase into one of the biggest heavyweight storylines of 2026.

BOXING FANS: Were you surprised Hrgovic survived Itauma’s early attack, and who should the new IBF heavyweight champion fight next?

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The Washington Commanders’ initial 53-man roster is officially set for the 2026 NFL season, but the roster-building process is far from finished.

Felix Trammell, Washington Commanders reporter for Fox Sports Radio 96.9 FM & 1340 AM in Hopewell, Virginia, joins Wole on the Urban Sports Scene podcast to break down Washington’s final roster decisions, surprising cuts, injury situations and the biggest questions remaining before Week 1.

The Commanders released a long list of players during final cuts, including Sam Hartman, Robert Henry Jr., Van Jefferson, Fabian Moreau, Shy Tuttle, Jaden Bradley, Antonio Hamilton Sr. and Nicholas Petit-Frere. Washington also placed Trey Amos and Jeremy McNichols on injured reserve with designations to return, while Deatrich Wise Jr. was placed on the Reserve/PUP list.

There are plenty of intriguing decisions on the initial roster. Washington kept three quarterbacks, with rookie Athan Kaliakmanis joining Jayden Daniels and Marcus Mariota. The Commanders also kept seven wide receivers, including Terry McLaurin, Stefon Diggs, Antonio Williams, Luke McCaffrey, Jaylin Lane, Treylon Burks and Dyami Brown. Rookie center Matt Gulbin made the team, while undrafted guard Tanoa Togiai was another notable inclusion.

🔥 Wole and Felix discuss:

* The biggest surprises from the Commanders’ initial 53-man roster

* Why Washington moved on from Sam Hartman

* Robert Henry Jr. being released despite an impressive preseason

* Why Luke McCaffrey survived the roster battle while Van Jefferson was released

* Matt Gulbin’s opportunity at center

* Trey Amos heading to injured reserve and what it means for the secondary

* The Commanders carrying only three cornerbacks on the initial active roster

* Whether Fabian Moreau could return after being released

* Washington’s offensive-line depth following Laremy Tunsil’s injury

* Which roster spots Adam Peters and Dan Quinn could still upgrade through waivers or free agency

* The biggest winners and losers from final roster cuts

The Fabian Moreau and Shy Tuttle releases may ultimately be procedural moves. NOTUS reported that both could potentially return after Washington makes additional injured-reserve transactions, while Moreau has also been linked to a possible return following Trey Amos’ move to IR.

Another major storyline is Washington’s depth. The initial roster includes just three active cornerbacks, while the offensive line could still use another center or interior option. That makes the waiver wire and post-cut free-agent market important as the Commanders continue preparing for Week 1.

💬 Commanders fans: What was the biggest surprise on Washington’s 53-man roster? Which player should the Commanders have kept, and what position still needs another addition?

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The Baltimore Ravens’ initial 53-man roster for the 2026 NFL season is officially set! Founder of Double Take Sports Carita Parks joins Wole to break down Baltimore’s biggest roster decisions, surprise players who made the team, notable cuts and what the roster tells us about the Ravens heading into the regular season.

One of the biggest stories is undrafted rookie quarterback Joe Fagnano earning a spot alongside Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley. Fagnano led the NFL with 509 passing yards during the preseason while completing 74.7% of his passes with three touchdowns and one interception. His performance convinced Baltimore to carry three quarterbacks on its initial roster for the first time since 2020.

Another major surprise was undrafted rookie outside linebacker Ethan Burke making the roster after an impressive preseason. Burke beat out former third-round pick Adisa Isaac for a spot in a talented edge-rusher group featuring Trey Hendrickson, Mike Green, Tavius Robinson and Zion Young.

Wole and Carita also discuss:

🔥 Joe Fagnano forcing his way onto the Ravens’ 53-man roster

🔥 Ethan Burke winning one of Baltimore’s toughest roster battles

🔥 Ja’Kobi Lane, Elijah Sarratt and the Ravens’ wide receiver depth

🔥 Baltimore’s decisions along the offensive and defensive lines

🔥 Adisa Isaac and other notable Ravens roster cuts

🔥 The Ravens trading C.J. Okoye and Diego Pounds before final cuts

🔥 Nnamdi Madubuike and Teddye Buchanan avoiding injured reserve

🔥 Tyler Loop remaining Baltimore’s kicker entering the season

🔥 Which position groups are strongest—and where Baltimore may still make moves

After finishing the preseason 3-0, how good is this Ravens roster heading into the 2026 regular season?

Ravens Flock: What was the biggest surprise from Baltimore’s initial 53-man roster? Who are you most excited to see this season?

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