Pro Football Network Late Night Edition for December 10th, 2025

NFL

Week 15 is defined by a heavy injury list, with the Eagles sweating on Jalen Carter and the Lions monitoring Sam LaPorta. In the rumor mill, Tom Brady is being linked to a potential comeback, while fantasy managers are already looking toward 2025 prospects like Shedeur Sanders.

College Football

Seismic reports indicate that Michigan has fired Head Coach Sherrone Moore. Elsewhere, Ed Orgeron opened up about past recruiting failures at LSU, and the transfer portal remains active with Florida coach Jon Sumrall aggressively targeting former Tulane players.

NBA

Rookie Cooper Flagg made history by breaking a LeBron James record with a 35-point performance, while Jalen Brunson dropped 35 points on the Raptors. On the injury front, the league is tracking updates for Tyrese Haliburton and Jayson Tatum.

Motorsports & NHL

The NASCAR antitrust trial provided explosive drama, with Judge Bell ruling against the organization regarding evidence and Steve Phelps testifying about the safety of the Next Gen car. In the NHL, trade rumors are intensifying around Nazem Kadri (Stars) and Quinn Hughes (Canucks).

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Pro Football Network Late Night Edition for December 9, 2025:

NBA

The Lakers are at the center of speculation, with agent Rich Paul stating the team needs a "defensive enforcer" and reports suggesting Luka Dončić has inquired about Giannis Antetokounmpo potentially joining LA. On the court, James Harden achieved a historic milestone, while Anthony Edwards exploded for a 40-point performance.

NFL

As playoff races tighten, the "tank battle" for the 2026 No. 1 overall pick has become chaotic following upset wins by the Saints and Titans. Jalen Hurts is facing severe criticism and calls for benching after throwing four interceptions, while Week 15 is clouded by injuries to key stars including CeeDee Lamb, Jayden Daniels, and Alvin Kamara.

College Sports

Vanderbilt QB Diego Pavia is gaining serious Heisman traction. Meanwhile, Notre Dame is surrounded by rumors: Head Coach Marcus Freeman is linked to potential NFL jobs, and the Athletic Director publicly slammed the ACC regarding the program's playoff snub.

Global Sports & Motorsports

NASCAR is embroiled in a massive antitrust legal battle with 23XI Racing involving over $300 million. In the NHL, the Capitals are navigating contract uncertainty with Alex Ovechkin, while rumors persist about Connor McDavid potentially leaving the Edmonton Oilers.

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Pro Football Network Late Night Edition for December 8th, 2025

NFL

Cleveland Browns Head Coach Kevin Stefanski officially named rookie Shedeur Sanders the starting quarterback following a historic performance, despite facing criticism for previous play-calling. The coaching carousel is heating up league-wide: the Colts are facing "malpractice" accusations regarding Daniel Jones, fans in Tampa Bay are calling for Jon Gruden, and shock reports suggest Andy Reid’s job in Kansas City could be in jeopardy. Additionally, DK Metcalf was hospitalized following the Seahawks' game.

College Football

Penn State has hired Matt Campbell to replace James Franklin, with Iowa State immediately promoting Jimmy Rogers. Controversy continues to dog the College Football Playoff, with Notre Dame’s AD launching a blistering critique of the committee's rankings and alleged bias favoring Alabama and BYU.

NBA & NHL

The Milwaukee Bucks are refusing to entertain trade offers for Giannis Antetokounmpo, while the OKC Thunder are off to a historic start. In the NHL, trade rumors surround Quinn Hughes, with the Philadelphia Flyers reportedly interested.

Global Sports

In Formula One, Lando Norris celebrated his title win amidst reports of turmoil within the Red Bull racing dynasty. In soccer, Liverpool manager Arne Slot is feuding with Mohamed Salah, sparking criticism from Wayne Rooney.

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