On this episode of the JT Sports Podcast, JT reveals the move Derek Carr just pulled on the Steelers that could derail their entire offseason, leaving Pittsburgh scrambling for answers at quarterback. JT dives into why the NFL still can't seem to figure out Jim Harbaugh’s unconventional yet consistent winning formula. Vic Fangio's departure from the Miami Dolphins reveals deeper issues with player commitment, and Jason McIntyre sparks controversy with a bold prediction about the Kansas City Chiefs’ potential downfall. Plus, JT breaks down how the Buffalo Bills' reign of dominance over the AFC is coming to an end with the Patriots hiring Mike Vrabel and explains why the Carolina Panthers should hire rapper Rod Wave after saving Bryce Young's career and more.

On this episode of the JT Sports Podcast, JT and Arti delve into the evolving narratives surrounding top 2025 NFL Draft prospects. They discuss biased narratives against Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders, whose draft projections range from top-10 selections to late first-round considerations, amid discussions about his on-field performance and demeanor during interviews. JT and Arti also dive into the unique skill set of Arizona wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan, breaking down why he could dominate instantly in the NFL but highlight his lack of effort. Additionally, they discuss Travis Hunter’s exceptional two-way capabilities as he aspires to play both cornerback and wide receiver professionally, a rarity in modern NFL history. Finally, JT and Arti reveal why the Pittsburgh Steelers are a potential perfect fit for Alabama quarterback Jalen Milroe.

On this episode of the JT Sports Podcast, JT dives into USC's dominant recruiting surge under Lincoln Riley, analyzing how the Trojans are rapidly assembling one of the strongest classes in USC Football history. He also discusses why NIL deals have shifted from athletes profiting off their likeness to outright pay-for-play schemes, altering the landscape of college sports. Additionally, JT examines how Bill Belichick's influence at UNC has elevated practice intensity, improved team culture, and refined their offensive identity toward a smashmouth, pro-style approach. Finally, he breaks down the DJ Lagway hype, explores the resurgence of the SEC with powerhouses like Texas, LSU, and Georgia, and debunks why high returning production doesn't always translate into wins, citing notable examples from Stanford and Oklahoma State.

​On this episode of the JT Sports Podcast, JT delves into the San Francisco 49ers' current roster situation with Brock Purdy's extension looming and explains why their Super Bowl aspirations remain viable despite recent setbacks. He also examines the Chicago Bears' aggressive offseason moves, including the acquisitions of Joe Thuney and Drew Dalman, and discusses how these additions position them as contenders for the NFC North title. Additionally, JT addresses concerns surrounding the Miami Dolphins' team culture under head coach Mike McDaniel, highlighting issues of discipline that have emerged within the organization and more.

On this episode of the JT Sports Podcast, JT reacts to the retirement of seven-time Pro Bowl wide receiver Julio Jones, who concluded his illustrious 13-season NFL career with 13,703 receiving yards, ranking 16th all-time. Next, JT discusses the Pittsburgh Steelers' potential interest in drafting Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders if he falls in the 2025 NFL Draft. Finally, JT examines the current state of the Dallas Cowboys, addressing concerns about the team's performance and leadership under owner Jerry Jones, along with thoughts on Aaron Rodgers waiting on the Minnesota Vikings and Kirk Cousins's battle with the Atlanta Falcons front office.

On this episode of the JT Sports Podcast, JT explains why fans of the Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Ravens are ungrateful for the elite stability and success that Mike Tomlin and John Harbaugh continue to bring—despite media narratives suggesting otherwise. He breaks down why the Houston Texans’ secondary, led by Derek Stingley Jr. and Jalen Pitre, is shaping into a modern-day version of the Legion of Boom, and why NFL offenses should be on high alert in 2025. JT also evaluates why Aaron Rodgers still has top-10 quarterback potential and how the Pittsburgh Steelers could be the perfect landing spot for him to contend immediately. The episode dives into the Washington Commanders’ future with Jayden Daniels and why his rookie contract opens a unique championship window in the NFC. Plus, JT details how Isaiah Simmons’ career proves the failure of hybrid defenders in today’s NFL and makes a bold case for Cam Ward being the Tennessee Titans' best quarterback since Steve McNair—projecting him to elevate the franchise in a wide-open AFC South.

On this episode of the JT Sports Podcast, JT breaks down why he’s fully back on board with Oklahoma heading into the 2025 season, even after a disappointing 2024. With former Washington State quarterback John Mateer transferring in, JT explains why Brent Venables might finally have the missing piece to push the Sooners back into College Football Playoff contention. In Gainesville, Cormani McClain headlines JT’s breakout watch list as he enters Year 2 with the Florida Gators—JT highlights why his resurgence could signal a major step forward for Billy Napier’s program. JT also lays out why South Carolina quarterback LaNorris Sellers should be taken seriously as a 2025 Heisman frontrunner. Later, JT shares his thoughts on LSU’s national title potential after landing the top transfer portal class and closes the show by ranking the 10 best rivalries in College Football for 2025.

On today’s episode of the JT Sports Podcast, JT reacts to the New England Patriots signing Stefon Diggs in free agency. While the deal is expensive, adding a proven veteran like Diggs gives second-year quarterback Drake Maye a reliable target and immediate help in his development—especially in a receiving room that lacked consistent playmakers. JT also gives his thoughts on the New York Giants bringing in Russell Wilson, a move that signals their belief that they won’t land Shedeur Sanders in the draft, with Cleveland expected to take him at No. 2 overall. JT explains why Jameis Winston, not Wilson, should be the favorite to win the Giants’ quarterback competition this fall. To close the episode, JT breaks down why Shedeur Sanders landing with the Browns would be a disastrous fit given Kevin Stefanski’s uncertain job status and the organization’s inconsistent history with developing quarterbacks.