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JR kicks off the final hour of the show by hitting on the biggest stories of the day, including the Cowboys losing another big game at home, Joe Burrow's house getting burglarized and Brian Cashman's message after losing Juan Soto to the Mets. JR then discussed who he would favor to win the Heisman Trophy before ending the show with, "This Day In Sports History."

JR opened hour three by taking calls on what needs to change for the Cowboys in order to turn things around. JR then breaks down the playoff hopes for the Bengals before wrapping up the hour by explaining why he believes it's in the best interest of the Heat to trade Jimmy Butler.

JR opened up the second hour of the show by discussing if the Jalen Hurts-AJ Brown drama will derail their season before having a conversation with Inside Carolina's Jason Staples on if Bill Belichick will be UNC's next head coach. JR wraps up the hour by taking calls on Belichick's future.

JR opens the show by reacting to the breaking news that the Yankees signed lefty pitcher Max Fried before getting into Joe Burrow's house getting burglarized during Monday Night Football. JR then discusses the Cowboys losing in excruciating fashion yet again before wrapping up the hour by discussing if the Cowboys should extend head coach Mike McCarthy.

Inside Carolina UNC reporter Jason Satples joined JR to discuss the latest with Bill Belichick and North Carolina, why he believes Belichick will be the Tar Heels next head coach and if he will have success as a college coach.

JR opened up the final hour of the show by discussing the biggest stories of the day, including if Georgia can win without Carson Beck and if Bill Belichick would succeed at North Carolina. JR then breaks down if the Vikings should keep Sam Darnold and if the Falcons should bench Kirk Cousins. The show ends with, "This Day In Sports History."

JR opened up the third hour by discussing what Juan Soto's historic $765 million deal with the Mets means for the rest of baseball. JR then had a discussion with former Marlins president David Samson about the Soto deal before discussing if baseball is headed towards a dark time with so few teams being able to financially compete.

Former Marlins president David Samson joined JR to discuss his reaction to Juan Soto's historic deal with the Mets, how this signing impacts the rest of baseball and if more teams will join the arms race.

JR kicked off hour two by discussing if he's concerned with the Eagles passing game continuing to struggle before breaking down if he's interested in watching the Simpsons alternate-broadcast of tonight's Bengals-Cowboys game. The hour concludes with a discussion about if Georgia can win a national title without Carson Beck.

JR opened the show by discussing why he believes the CFB Playoff committee got it right by putting SMU in and leaving Alabama out. JR then had a chat with Sports News college football reporter Bill Bender about who the favorite is to win the national title before wrapping up the hour by discussing Bill Belichick's interest in coaching at North Carolina.