This week on Right On Target, the guys dive into NFL Week 1 with Micah Parsons out of Dallas, Aaron Rodgers starting fresh in Pittsburgh, and Justin Fields stepping into the spotlight with the Jets. We debate Lamar Jackson’s MVP chances, which rookie makes the biggest impact, and which coach could be the first to go. Plus, Streameast shuts down as fans look for ways to watch games.

In the NBA, Kawhi Leonard’s name is caught up in a $28 million Clippers scandal, Draymond Green declares the Warriors are winning it all, and P.J. Washington re-signs with Dallas. In music, Drake’s interview with Bobbi Althoff sparks debate, Young Thug’s jail calls, and Cardi B explains why she turned down the Super Bowl.

Topics include:

• ​ Micah Parsons traded from Cowboys
• ​ Aaron Rodgers’ Steelers debut
• ​ Justin Fields with the Jets
• ​ Lamar Jackson MVP talk
• ​ Rookie standouts, overrated teams, first coach fired
• ​ NFL shuts down Streameast
• ​ Kawhi Leonard in $28M scandal
• ​ Draymond Green says Warriors are contenders
• ​ P.J. Washington stays in Dallas
• ​ Drake on Bobbi Althoff’s podcast
• ​ Young Thug on Kendrick
• ​ Cardi B passes on Super Bowl halftime

Jay Trillionz joins Target Talk to talk about growing up in Lancaster, the influences that shaped his style, and the moment music became more than a hobby. He breaks down his creative process, how he chooses collaborators, and what he learned putting together his latest project 5 $tar Girlz.

We also get into his upcoming single Need That, dropping this Friday, and how he sees himself standing out in Dallas’ growing music scene. From defining records to future goals, this episode shows why Jay Trillionz is pushing for something bigger than the local buzz.

Follow him: @jaytrillionz

This week on Right On Target, the guys break down a massive NFL week as Micah Parsons is traded to the Packers and immediately becomes the highest-paid non-QB in the league. Terry McLaurin signs a $98 million extension to stay in Washington, Amari Cooper returns to the Raiders, and Adam Thielen heads back to Minnesota. Trey Hendrickson cashes in with the Bengals, Kenny Pickett is shipped to Las Vegas, and Spencer Rattler is named the Saints starter. Plus, Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift are officially engaged, and the Ravens make Kyle Hamilton one of the highest-paid safeties in football.

In the NBA, LeBron James and Steve Nash weigh in on whether kids should play multiple sports instead of specializing early, while Bleacher Report sparks debate with its new “Mt. Rushmore” lists for every team this century. The guys decide whether these lists are worth arguing over or just designed to stir the pot.

Topics include:

• ​ Micah Parsons traded to Packers, signs $188M deal
• ​ Terry McLaurin’s $98M extension with Washington
• ​ Amari Cooper returns to Raiders
• ​ Adam Thielen traded back to Vikings
• ​ Trey Hendrickson signs $30M deal with Bengals
• ​ Kenny Pickett traded to Raiders
• ​ Saints name Spencer Rattler starting QB
• ​ Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift engaged
• ​ Ravens extend Kyle Hamilton for $100M
• ​ LeBron and Nash on youth sports specialization
• ​ Bleacher Report’s new “Mt. Rushmore” lists

This week on Right On Target, we celebrate Episode 100 with a special mailbag, answering fan questions before jumping into the latest sports and music headlines. The Browns sign rookie WR Isaiah Bond to a fully guaranteed 3-year deal after going undrafted due to past legal issues, while Joe Flacco is named their starting QB. Daniel Jones takes the QB1 job in Indianapolis, Trey Hendrickson hits the trade block, and the Commanders shop Brian Robinson. Cam Newton will have his No. 2 jersey retired at Auburn, and the NFL plans to crack down harder on celebrations.

In the NBA, John Wall and Marco Belinelli officially retire, and the WNBA sets an all-time attendance record with over 2.3 million fans and still a month left in the season. In music, the guys review Chance the Rapper’s new album Starline and react to Complex’s list of the best artists in their 20s.

Topics include:

• Episode 100 mailbag special

• Browns sign rookie WR Isaiah Bond

• Joe Flacco and Daniel Jones named starting QBs

• Trey Hendrickson and Brian Robinson trade block updates

• Cam Newton jersey retirement at Auburn

• NFL cracking down on celebrations

• John Wall and Marco Belinelli retire

• WNBA sets attendance record

• Chance the Rapper’s Starline album review

• Complex ranks the top artists in their 20s

J$PH joins Target Talk to talk about how joy, sacrifice, pain, and hustle fuel his artistry. He reflects on linking with Big KRIT and Dave East, the story behind Imperfect Luv, and how his self-titled album “J$PH” built the foundation for this next run.

We dive into his latest single “Super Sunday”, a track gaining traction with a video that feels like a packed club. J$PH breaks down the inspiration, the sound, and where it’s taking him next.

Follow J$PH on Instagram: @jsphlive

This week, the guys react to early Week 1 preseason storylines including Shedeur Sanders making his NFL debut. Javonte Williams is getting most of the RB1 work in Dallas, Jerry Jones reveals he has beaten stage 4 cancer, and James Cook lands a $48 million extension with Buffalo. Odell Beckham Jr. is eyeing a return to the field, and Cam Ward believes his WR group is top five in the league.

In the NBA, the league releases the full season schedule, Bradley Beal explains why he joined the Clippers, and the Trail Blazers are set to be sold for $4 billion but will remain in Portland.

Topics include:

• Shedeur Sanders makes NFL preseason debut

• Javonte Williams leading Cowboys RB competition

• Jerry Jones beats stage 4 cancer

• James Cook gets 4-year, $48M deal

• Odell Beckham Jr. seeks return to NFL

• Cam Ward calls WR group top 5 in league

• NBA schedule release highlights

• Bradley Beal joins Clippers in search of a ring

• Trail Blazers sold for $4B, staying in Portland

• New music from JID & Gunna, Chance drops Starline

This week, the guys break down a busy NFL week as Micah Parsons requests a trade from Dallas after stalled contract talks, with the Cowboys bringing back OT La’el Collins to help with injuries. Terry McLaurin also wants out of Washington, and Travis Hunter will start at WR while backing up at CB. The Browns add QB Tyler Huntley as injuries pile up, Keenan Allen returns to the Chargers on a one-year deal, and ESPN strikes a deal to acquire NFL Network and RedZone rights.

In the NBA, the Lakers give Luka a three-year, $165M deal and the Spurs extend De’Aaron Fox for four years and $229M. Celtics minority owner Steve Pagliuca will buy the WNBA’s Connecticut Sun for a record $325M and move them to Boston in 2027. Damian Lillard becomes GM of Weber State’s men’s basketball team, and the Lynx trade for DiJonai Carrington.

Topics include:

• ​Micah Parsons and Terry McLaurin request trades
• ​Cowboys sign La’el Collins amid injuries
• ​Travis Hunter to play both sides of the ball
• ​Browns add QB Tyler Huntley
• ​Keenan Allen back to Chargers
• ​ESPN lands NFL Network and RedZone rights
• ​Lakers and Spurs lock in Luka and Fox
• ​Celtics owner to buy and move Connecticut Sun
• ​Damian Lillard takes GM role at Weber State
• ​Lynx acquire DiJonai Carrington

Andy Whittier joins Target Talk to share his unexpected path from walk-on college football player to Team USA Skeleton athlete. He breaks down what it was like growing up in Pocatello, Idaho, his time at Idaho State, and the setbacks that forced him to pivot after college. We get into how he discovered Skeleton, what training actually looks like, and the mindset shift it took to chase something completely new.

Andy also talks about what it means to represent the U.S. on the world stage, the lessons sports have taught him about resilience, and how he’s still pushing to be the best version of himself. This is an episode about discipline, reinvention, and betting on yourself when the road changes.

Follow him @andy_whittier_