Pro Football Network Late Night Edition for January 2nd, 2026

NFL

Week 18 is defined by high-stakes financial incentives for players like Sam Darnold and Rico Dowdle. On the coaching front, Kevin Stefanski faces a likely exit in Cleveland amidst rumors of a Shedeur Sanders era, while the Raiders navigate instability with Maxx Crosby’s trade speculation and Tom Brady’s growing influence. Additionally, T.J. Watt returns for the Steelers' critical finale.

College Football

Indiana is being hailed as the "gold standard" for the transfer portal after dominating Alabama, a win that boosted Fernando Mendoza’s draft stock. The quarterback carousel is spinning fast: Dylan Raiola has officially entered the portal, forcing Nebraska to hunt for a replacement, while Lane Kiffin is actively searching for a starter at LSU.

NBA

The Lakers are at the center of radical rumors, with analysts suggesting the team should trade LeBron James to build around Luka Doncic. Internal friction is evident elsewhere, as Chris Finch publicly criticized Anthony Edwards for leaving a game early, and Victor Wembanyama spoke out against the league's 65-game award requirement.

Global Sports

Chelsea stunned the soccer world by sacking manager Enzo Maresca. In Formula One, Ferrari is gambling on a secret "Project 678" strategy for the 2026 regulation shifts. Meanwhile, Lindsey Vonn confirmed she is training for a potential return at the 2026 Winter Olympics.

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Pro Football Network Late Night Edition for January 1st, 2026

NFL

As Week 18 approaches, the Eagles and Packers are debating resting starters like Jalen Hurts and Jordan Love. Turmoil has hit the Las Vegas Raiders, with star defender Maxx Crosby officially requesting a trade. Meanwhile, the Browns are reportedly eyeing Shedeur Sanders for 2026, and Cowboys star Micah Parsons is publicly feuding with owner Jerry Jones and critics.

College Football

Indiana faces Alabama in the Rose Bowl following a successful portal strategy. Miami upset Ohio State in the Cotton Bowl, highlighting the Buckeyes' offensive line issues, while Arch Manning leads Texas into a Heisman-defining Citrus Bowl matchup against Michigan.

NBA

Victor Wembanyama suffered a scary injury against the Knicks. The league is also reassessing its holiday scheduling after the NFL dominated Christmas Day viewership. Elsewhere, the Warriors shut down rumors regarding a potential trade of Draymond Green.

Global Sports

In soccer, Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca has reportedly left the club due to internal disagreements. In Formula One, Ferrari is facing trouble preparing for the 2026 regulations, while Aston Martin and Honda are planning a technical "ambush" to challenge Red Bull.

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Pro Football Network Late Night Edition for December 31st, 2025

NFL

As Week 18 approaches, coaching legends Mike Tomlin and John Harbaugh are reportedly on the hot seat, alongside Kevin Stefanski and Todd Bowles. A massive trade rumor is circulating linking Lamar Jackson to the Minnesota Vikings in exchange for J.J. McCarthy. Meanwhile, Patriots rookie Drake Maye is drawing comparisons to Peyton Manning following an "MVP-level" performance.

NBA

The Denver Nuggets are in panic mode after Nikola Jokic suffered a scary knee injury. LeBron James celebrated his 41st birthday with a loss to the Pistons, sparking calls from former champions for him to consider retirement.

College Football

The transfer portal remains the "Wild West," with Lane Kiffin reportedly targeting QB Brendan Sorsby. On the field, the Cotton Bowl matchup between Miami and Ohio State is headlined by "legend in the making" Jeremiah Smith, while other bowl games are being heavily impacted by player opt-outs.

Global Sports

In Formula One, a technical "civil war" is heating up, with reports of Red Bull’s inner circle fracturing. In the NHL, the Toronto Maple Leafs are holding their breath over an injury scare involving Auston Matthews, and Liverpool manager Arne Slot reportedly fired a key staff member.

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