Pro Football Network Late Night Edition for September 17th, 2025

This September 17th, 2025, edition of Sports Pulse covered a wide range of sports news. In the NFL, Week 3 injury updates for quarterbacks and key players were a major focus, alongside trade rumors for several teams and controversial statements from figures like Rob Gronkowski and Jason Kelce. Fantasy football insights, including Daniel Jones as the highest-graded QB, were also provided.

Beyond football, the show touched on Emma Raducanu's emotional win in tennis, Serena Williams' mental health message, and Laver Cup news. NASCAR highlights included Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s role in Chase Elliott's legacy and Brad Keselowski's elite driver picks, while Formula 1 saw McLaren clinch a championship and discussed Lewis Hamilton's Ferrari advice.

NBA news revolved around Luka Dončić's future, LeBron James' potential retirement, and Lakers trade predictions. The WNBA spotlighted Caitlin Clark's growing impact and playoff injury concerns. NHL discussions included Connor McDavid's contract extension rumors and Matthew Tkachuk's injury.

Finally, college football segments addressed Arch Manning's struggles, Dabo Swinney's coaching future, and Deion Sanders' locker room message, with a look ahead to Week 4 power rankings and key matchups.

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Pro Football Network Late Night Edition for September 16th, 2025

The report covers major headlines across NFL, NASCAR, Tennis, NBA, NHL, and college sports. In the NFL, topics include Tom Brady's controversial Raiders involvement, numerous player injuries (Burrow, McCarthy, Ekeler, Kittle, Mixon, Jones Sr., Reed, Fields), coaching speculation around Mike McDaniel and Kirk Cousins, and fantasy football advice. NASCAR highlights Denny Hamlin's performance, Ty Gibbs' surprising stats, Joe Gibbs Racing's milestone, and various controversies regarding Tony Stewart, Rudy Fugle, and the playoff format. Tennis features Zheng Qinwen, Grigor Dimitrov's injury, the 2025 Laver Cup, and Novak Djokovic's reaction to a world record. NBA discussion centers on the Warriors' roster issues and trade rumors, Luka Doncic's insights, and Ben Simmons' retirement denial. The NHL section addresses trade rumors for Quinn Hughes and Sidney Crosby, cap issues for the Oilers and Wild, and Mitch Marner's Maple Leafs exit. College sports news includes Deion Sanders' Colorado tenure, coaching changes (Brent Pry fired, Jimbo Fisher rumors), Arch Manning's status, and women's basketball highlights with Paige Bueckers and Flau'jae Johnson.

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Pro Football Network Late Night Edition for September 15th, 2025

The Pro Football Network Late Night Edition for September 15th, 2025, covers major sports headlines. NASCAR saw Kyle Larson's team excel, Tony Stewart survive a crash, and controversy over Goodyear's tire strategy at Bristol. The NFL is dominated by injuries, particularly Joe Burrow's, leading to "malpractice" accusations against the Bengals, while other players like Mike Evans and Jalen McMillan also faced significant injuries. Fantasy football managers are scrambling for waiver wire and trade targets. Tennis featured Paula Badosa's return, controversies around national team selections, and off-court buzz involving Novak Djokovic and Emma Raducanu. In basketball, the NBA focused on Jonathan Kuminga's contract standoff with the Warriors, while the WNBA playoffs saw the Aces dominate and the Liberty's Breanna Stewart suffer an injury. College sports are marked by UCLA football's turmoil, Arch Manning's struggles, and coaching pressures, with Damian Lillard taking on a GM role at Weber State. Finally, the NHL off-season is alive with trade rumors involving Kirill Kaprizov and Sidney Crosby, goaltending concerns in Edmonton, and the passing of Hall of Famer Ed Giacomin.

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Pro Football Network Late Night Edition for September 14th, 2025

The Pro Football Network Late Night Edition for September 14th, 2025, covers a wide range of sports news. In college football, topics include rivalries, coaching debates (Sherrone Moore, Kalen DeBoer, Dabo Swinney, Brent Key, Kirk Ferentz, Matt Rhule, Dan Lanning, Deion Sanders, Brian Kelly), player performances (Ryan Williams, Ty Simpson, Haynes King), injuries (Arch Manning, Trinidad Chambliss, A.J. Maddox, Lanorris Sellers, Whit Weeks, Bryce Anderson), and controversies (NIL, targeting rule).

For the NFL's Week 2, the focus is heavily on fantasy football with detailed breakdowns for quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers, and tight ends, along with injury updates and weather forecasts. Broader NFL news includes a Dak Prescott incident, trade candidates, and a Kyle Juszczyk concussion.

Basketball highlights include Karl-Anthony Towns on Mark Pope, Bronny James' NBA debut, Anthony Edwards' MVP potential, Dirk Nowitzki's health, a Shaquille O'Neal regret, and a Drake diss. Women's basketball features Gabby Williams and A'ja Wilson's reflections, Oliviyah Edwards' commitment to Tennessee, a Flau'jae Johnson incident, Napheesa Collier's injury, and an Angel Reese viral moment.

NASCAR news covers the cancellation of the IndyCar Mexico City race, tire frustrations at Bristol (Chase Elliott, William Byron, Brad Keselowski), Christopher Bell's win, Josh Berry's playoff struggles, a Kyle Busch message, and potential playoff overhauls.

Tennis updates include Naomi Osaka's trip, a viral Davis Cup serve, Laver Cup prize money, Maria Sharapova's house sale to Luka Doncic, and rising star Iva Jovic.

Finally, NHL rumors involve the Penguins re-signing a legend, frustration over a Corey Perry injury for the Kings, Oilers' goaltending search, and Connor McDavid's honors and contract talks. The broadcast emphasizes staying informed across all sports.

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Pro Football Network Late Night Edition for September 13th, 2025

On September 13th, 2025, the "Gridiron & Beyond" podcast covered a wide range of sports. The NFL section discussed fantasy football projections, player injuries (Joe Mixon, George Kittle, Brock Purdy, Xavier Worthy), Daniel Jones' historic performance, Brock Bowers' status, and trade rumors involving Tyreek Hill and the Saints. NASCAR news included playoff drama, Christopher Bell's outburst, the evolving playoff format, cutoff race eliminations, and a legal dispute between 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports.

Tennis updates focused on Taylor Fritz's illness at the Davis Cup, Naomi Osaka's anti-doping concerns, and players like Carlos Alcaraz and Iga Swiatek training for upcoming tournaments. The WNBA segment highlighted a fan protest involving Angel Reese, the MVP race between Napheesa Collier and A’ja Wilson, and recruiting news. In the NBA, topics ranged from Giannis Antetokounmpo's quiet game, Jonathan Kuminga trade rumors, and a controversy involving Kawhi Leonard's contract, to the Jordan vs. LeBron debate and Bronny James' NBA debut.

College Football saw Clemson's playoff hopes damaged by injuries and a loss to Georgia Tech, other player injury updates, and rivalry game scuffles. The NHL summary included Cale Makar's message about playoff frustrations, contract talks for Anthony Stolarz, a Penguins re-signing, and Kings fans' frustration over Corey Perry's injury. The broadcast concluded by emphasizing the constant excitement across all sports.

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Pro Football Network Late Night Edition for September 11th, 2025

On September 11th, 2025, the Pro Football Network Late Night Edition podcast covered a wide range of sports news. NASCAR discussions included potential rule changes for stage racing, driver narratives like William Byron's charitable initiative and Kyle Larson's daughter's victory, and future speculations around the 2026 playoff format and emerging talents. NBA headlines featured Draymond Green's insights, Lakers' trade targets, Luka Dončić's extension, Zion Williamson and Giannis Antetokounmpo trade rumors, and controversies surrounding Adam Silver and the Clippers. The WNBA segment highlighted Caitlin Clark's injury, Candace Parker's advice, Angel Reese's struggles, and A'ja Wilson's competitive advantage. NHL news focused on contract disputes (Kirill Kaprizov, Elias Pettersson), team drama in Vancouver, potential Sidney Crosby trade scenarios, and even Justin Trudeau's comments on Connor McDavid. College Football covered rivalries, playoff projections, coaching challenges, and notable recruitment stories. NFL and Fantasy Football updates included injury reports, trade rumors (Tyreek Hill, Kirk Cousins, Kyle Pitts), and details about the upcoming Thursday Night Football game. Tennis discussions touched on Taylor Townsend's personal challenges, Coco Gauff's pursuit of World No. 1, Carlos Alcaraz's rumored relationship, pregnancy announcements, and a surge in U.S. Open viewership. Finally, College Basketball focused on top recruit Caleb Holt, conference rivalries, and the ongoing NCAA betting scandal.

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

This "Pro Football & Beyond: Week Two Buzz" podcast, recorded on September 10th, 2025, covers a wide range of sports topics. It delves into NASCAR playoff predictions and controversies, including Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s criticism of the format and concerns over declining TV viewership. The NFL section discusses coaching rumors around Mike Vrabel, player incidents involving Travis Kelce, potential Chiefs trades, and various team movements and pundit reactions. Fantasy football advice for Week Two is provided, along with comprehensive NFL injury updates. In the NBA, the podcast touches on a Kawhi Leonard scandal, trade rumors for Trae Young and Jaylen Brown, and the ongoing LeBron vs. Jordan debate. College football features discussions on Arch Manning, coaching hot seats, player injuries, and upcoming Week 3 matchups. Finally, quick hits include NHL trade speculations for Erik Karlsson and Sidney Crosby, Taylor Townsend's tennis comments, WNBA injury updates, and significant news in men's and women's college basketball.

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