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The Baltimore Ravens just fell 38-30 to the Detroit Lions on Monday Night Football, and once again, the Ravens beat themselves. Lamar Jackson is too talented to keep wasting seasons like this, but the Ravens keep folding in the same clutch moments. Derrick Henry’s late-game fumbles are becoming a real liability, and Marlon Humphrey looks flat-out cooked. Baltimore has the roster to dominate, but they’re stuck in endless collapse mode — and I’ll tell you why this team will never get over the hump unless something changes.

On this episode of the JT Sports Podcast, JT reacts to Week 4 of the 2025 College Football Season and nothing is off the table. Miami looks like the most complete team in the country, Oklahoma with John Mateer looks built for a title run, and Michigan may be ahead of schedule with Bryce Underwood. Meanwhile, Clemson’s collapse is turning into one of the sport’s biggest fraud stories, and Florida under Billy Napier might be the worst-coached program in America.

JT calls it how he sees it after the Buffalo Bills took down the Miami Dolphins on Thursday night. The Miami Dolphins keep proving they’re the NFL’s fakest contender — and JT isn’t holding back on Tua Tagovailoa’s flaws in big moments. He breaks down why firing Mike McDaniel won’t solve anything, why Tua’s ceiling is capped, and why this job is set up as the worst head coaching vacancy in the league. JT even names the one coach wild enough to take it on. You’re not ready for how far he takes this Dolphins collapse.

JT gives his UNCUT reactions to the NFL’s Week 2 Monday Night Football Double Header featuring Texans-Buccaneers and Chargers-Raiders. Baker Mayfield put the Buccaneers on his back and showed the Browns exactly what they threw away when they gave up their only real franchise quarterback. CJ Stroud and the Texans look lost, stuck in a reality nobody wants to admit about his regression. Justin Herbert and the Chargers are starting to look less like a “dark horse” and more like a real Super Bowl threat under Jim Harbaugh. And Joe Burrow’s injury just exposed the Bengals’ front office in the ugliest way possible — and JT’s take on it is brutal.

On this episode of the JT Sports Podcast, JT gives his reactions to Week 3 of the 2025 College Football Season. From Billy Napier’s disastrous play calling holding back DJ Lagway and Florida, to Tennessee’s ninth straight loss to Georgia, the ugly truths are starting to pile up. JT breaks down why Clemson is looking fraudulent under Dabo Swinney despite all that talent, and why Deion Sanders’ irrational decisions are jamming up Colorado’s season. Notre Dame’s loss to Texas A&M only reinforced why independence is destroying their playoff hopes, while Alabama reminded everyone they’re still the most talented team in America. JT isn’t holding back — and his take on who’s truly finished this season is one you don’t want to miss.

JT gives his College Football Week 3 predictions, breaking down Clemson–Georgia Tech, Georgia–Tennessee, USF–Miami on the CW, Notre Dame–Texas A&M, and Florida–LSU. This College Football Week 3 slate is dripping with upset energy, playoff leverage, and legacy talk—where coaching edges, trench dominance, and one or two disrespectful plays flip seasons overnight. I’m calling out who’s fraudulent, who’s underrated, and which QB has to bail his program out when the run game stalls—no fluff, just receipts. If you care about lines, time-of-possession traps, and real matchup mechanics, this is the College Football Week 3 preview you actually learn from. And yeah—I’ve got one take that’s going to piss off an entire fanbase, but you’ll have to watch to find out who’s about to get exposed.

JT gives his uncut reaction to the Philadelphia Eagles surviving the Dallas Cowboys 24-21 in a season opener that was pure chaos. Six seconds in, Jaylen Carter spit on Dak Prescott, got ejected, and set the tone for a night full of drama. Dak Prescott actually played one of the best games of his career, but CeeDee Lamb folded in the clutch and the Cowboys defense looked cooked without Micah Parsons. Meanwhile, Jalen Hurts looked like a top-five QB and carried the Eagles when it mattered most. JT breaks down why this loss exposes more about the Cowboys’ flaws than people want to admit.

On this episode of the JT Sports Podcast, JT unloads on Bill Belichick’s humiliating North Carolina debut against TCU and why it was one of the worst coaching performances college football has seen in years. JT also breaks down Miami’s statement win over Notre Dame, Carson Beck shutting up his haters, and Malachi Tony proving recruiting rankings don’t mean a damn thing. South Carolina’s freak roster and Alabama’s overreaction to Kalen DeBoer get put under the microscope, along with the lazy lie about Nick Saban and NIL. This isn’t just a recap — JT gives the raw truth about which programs are rising, which ones are cooked, and a take that’s going to rattle some fanbases.

On this episode of the JT Sports Podcast, JT reacts to the shocking chaos of Week 1 and puts Arch Manning under the brightest spotlight. Florida State Seminoles bullied the Alabama Crimson Tide, Tommy Castellanos danced on their defense, and Arch Manning looked rattled as the Ohio State Buckeyes turned Texas into a checkdown clinic—yes, Arch Manning hype met reality. LSU Tigers out-toughed Clemson Tigers, Tennessee Volunteers steamrolled Syracuse, and the whole weekend screamed 2007-style disrespect and legacy flips. If Arch Manning doesn’t answer fast, Arch Manning becomes the cautionary tale everyone’s too scared to say out loud—and I’m about to say it.

On this episode of the JT Sports Podcast, JT reacts to the Colorado Buffaloes falling 27–20 to Georgia Tech and explains why the Colorado Buffaloes are stuck in an early identity crisis without Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter. From the Colorado Buffaloes’ run-first pivot to Deion Sanders’ shaky clock management, I separate what’s real from week-one noise. Then it’s Nebraska Cornhuskers grit with Dylan Raiola’s growth, plus Auburn Tigers vs Baylor Bears where Jackson Arnold’s legs eased the heat on Hugh Freeze. I also challenge the “celebrity coach era” hype and torch the myth that a Group of Five auto-bid always fits a 12-best College Football Playoff. One sharp truth here is going to get fanbases tight—and I’m not pulling it back.

On this episode of the JT Sports Podcast, ​  @collegefootballwithsam  joins JT to break down Week 1 of the 2025 College Football Season. Ohio State vs Texas is already being framed as disrespect toward the defending national champs, and JT calls out why Arch Manning and Julian Sayin are walking into the most hostile opener possible. LSU vs Clemson is a clash of playoff stakes, where Garrett Nussmeier’s turnovers and Cade Klubnik’s composure could decide everything in Death Valley. Notre Dame vs Miami is all about talent vs coaching, and JT doesn’t sugarcoat which side has the real edge. This isn’t your typical preview—because one of these teams is about to get exposed in week one.

On this episode of the JT Sports Podcast, JT unloads his biggest NFL preseason takeaways heading into the 2025 season. The Cleveland Browns quarterback drama gets messy with Shedeur Sanders stuck in politics, while Shilo Sanders Sanders is already feeling the NFL’s dirty side. JT breaks down why the league might be holding back Deion Sanders’ sons, why Jaxson Dart could be the New York Giants’ last lifeline, and how Daniel Jones might shock everyone with the Indianapolis Colts. Plus, JT explains why Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens are too overpowered not to win the Super Bowl, and why the Chicago Bears under Ben Johnson are primed for a worst-to-first takeover. The hottest takes are here—wait until you hear JT’s unapologetic prediction.

On this episode of the JT Sports Podcast, JT previews Week 1 of the 2025 College Football Season. Texas vs Ohio State, LSU vs Clemson, Alabama vs Florida State, Auburn vs Baylor—week one is loaded with games that will define playoff races before September even starts. JT breaks down Arch Manning’s hype, Bill Belichick’s shocking North Carolina debut, and the SEC’s reputation being on the line against the ACC, Big Ten, and Big 12. If you live, eat, and breathe football, this is the type of college football talk you won’t get anywhere else. JT’s take on who survives Week 1 will not be what you expect.

JT drops his full SEC record predictions for the 2025 college football season, breaking down every team’s win-loss outlook and conference standings. From Arkansas at the bottom to Alabama reclaiming the crown, JT gives no-holds-barred takes on the state of the SEC. He explains why Georgia, Texas, Oklahoma, and Florida are all in the mix but only two will make it to Atlanta. Expect blunt analysis, some fanbases getting exposed, and a surprise or two in the final standings. JT’s pick to win the SEC is going to ruffle feathers — and that’s exactly the point.

On this episode of the JT Sports Podcast, JT breaks down why Georgia fans are stressing over offensive coordinator Mike Bobo and if he’s really the problem in Athens. Ohio State just named Julian Sayin their starting quarterback, and JT explains why he could be the most dangerous passer in the Big Ten. Florida quarterback DJ Lagway is getting Tim Tebow-level hype, but is it justified or overblown? South Carolina has La’Noris Sellers and the Beamer Boys ready to shock the SEC, while Deion Sanders looks to push Colorado into Big 12 title contention in year three. Finally, JT exposes why the SEC bias narrative is a flat-out lie and why the conference runs deeper than anyone wants to admit.