Everybody Has One Sports Podcast

Detroit's offseason just got wild, and Jason Flake and Lance Reynolds are breaking it all down.On this episode of Everybody Has One, the guys go deep on the Pistons' free agency activity. The Jalen Duren contract situation is still developing, and with moves already made in free agency, Jason and Lance are asking the question every Detroit fan has: is this actually enough to compete.Then there's LeBron James. He's leaving the Lakers — and where he lands next has real implications. The guys get into the destinations, the possibilities, and how LeBron fits into each one.The NBA also went through a seismic overnight shift. Three major trades — Giannis Antetokounmpo to Miami, LaMelo Ball to Minnesota, and Ja Morant to Portland — reshuffled the entire league in one week. Jason and Lance break down the fallout from every angle.The guys also hit the NBA Draft, reacting to the Pistons' picks and the names nobody was talking about who quietly had the best nights of the week. Then there's Terrion Arnold. The now-former Detroit Lions cornerback is facing serious charges. Jason and Lance address it head-on, because Detroit fans deserve an unfiltered take on what comes next.Lance closes things out with the Sucka Sh*t of the Week.Everybody Has One is Detroit's unfiltered sports debate show, hosted by Jason Flake and Lance Reynolds. New episodes every week.

The Knicks are crowned champions, the NBA Draft is days away, and this week's show is going to be one for the books.Jason and Lance dig into the NBA Finals fallout — Is Jalen Brunson the best American basketball player currently? What does Wemby need to add before the Spurs can seriously compete? And when San Antonio goes to the drawing board, what's the first move?Then the draft preview gets real. Who goes number one? What should the Pistons do with their pick — and is a Giannis trade even possible before Thursday night? The mock projections have shifted and the trade rumors are flying.Plus — the Brendan Sorsby saga takes a wild new turn with his NFL Supplemental Draft declaration. Russell Wilson officially retires, and the Hall of Fame debate is on. Team USA's World Cup window is NOW — can they finally make real noise on home soil? The Chicago Bears in Indiana — big deal or same old story? And the Aspiration investigation just got a whole lot more interesting.

Game 4 of the NBA Finals is live tonight and we are not waiting for the recap. We are giving real-time reactions as it happens and going back into Game 3 to break down exactly what shifted — because one team is either taking control of this series or about to get exposed on the biggest stage in basketball.From there we get into the NCAA and Congress hearings — the NIL situation is getting messier by the week and the Brendan Sorsby case is the latest sign that college sports has no real plan. Are these hearings actually going to produce solutions, or is the NCAA just buying time while Congress puts on a show?Then it's time to check in on the Pistons' offseason and we are not sugarcoating it. The organization and Jalen Duren seem to still be fall apart. What is the plan if talks break down?LeBron and Steph Curry sitting down together does not happen for no reason. We are not accepting the "just two legends catching up" story — this meeting means something and we are breaking down what it actually signals for LeBron's next move.We close out with the Lions. Another OTA injury has us question Dan Campbell's "bad injury luck" and should the team be preparing for another season with Kerby Joseph?

The NBA Finals are set — Knicks vs. Spurs — and Jason and Lance have a question that's going to make everyone else think twice: Are we watching the start of a Wemby dynasty, or is this just another good team catching a favorable bracket?They break down the Western Conference Finals, where Chet Holmgren vanished against Victor Wembanyama, and debate whether it was the matchup, a mental block, or an Oklahoma City coaching staff that forgot how to run sets for their bigs. Jason's not letting the Thunder off the hook. Lance is pumping the brakes on the dynasty talk, and the conversation gets real about what it actually takes to build a Bill Russell-type run in a league where the salary cap and player movement make that nearly impossible.Then the show pivots to the NFL, where Myles Garrett just became a Los Angeles Ram — and Jason has a bone to pick with the entire league about how overvalued $40 million edge rushers have become. He makes the case that no team paying a pass rusher that kind of money has sniffed a Super Bowl recently, and Lance has to sit there and reckon with the receipts. They also break down AJ Brown landing in New England, what it means for Drake Maye, and whether the Patriots' receiver room just got better or just got complicated.Back in Detroit, the Lions are dealing with OTA injuries that could reshape the defensive backfield, and Jason's message is simple: they don't need to be elite — they need to be middle of the pack. The fellas run through the latest on Kerby Joseph, Brian Branch, and whether enough has been done to fix what broke last season.The NBA draft lottery gets its own segment because the league just changed the rules — no more back-to-back number one picks, no three straight top-five picks — and Jason is on one. If you take the randomness out of the lottery, is it even a lottery anymore? He says the NBA has some explaining to do, and Lance is right there with him.They close out with Jalen Duren's reported five-year, $220 million contract situation. Is it too much? Is it market rate? Jason breaks down why the structure probably makes it a four-year deal with a team option, bringing the real number closer to $44 million a year — and why that's actually reasonable for what Duren brings, even if he still needs to get more skilled. Lance wants to see him earn it first.This is Everybody Has One — no filter, no fluff, just two guys giving voice to what every sports fan is thinking.

The Knicks just SWEPT the Cavs 4-0, Jalen Duren landed on the ALL-NBA Third Team, and LeBron James is demanding a max contract from the Lakers. Jason Flake and Lance Reynolds are holding nothing back on a packed episode of Everybody Has One.This Week on the Pod:🏀 NBA Playoffs — The Knicks dismantled Cleveland 130-93 in Game 4. Are they a real title threat, or did they just beat a bad Cavs team? Would the Detroit Pistons have given them more trouble?⚡ Thunder vs. Spurs — Western Conference Finals — SGA drops 32 points and Oklahoma City looks dominant. But is this Wemby's moment to prove he belongs on the biggest stage? We break down what Victor Wembanyama needs to do to keep San Antonio alive and whether the Spurs have any real path to an upset.🏆 Jalen Duren ALL-NBA — Detroit's big man earns his first All-NBA nod under the Derrick Rose Rule. Now the big question: Is he worth the $287 million max extension?🛡️ Ausar Thompson First Team All-Defense — The first Piston to earn that honor since Ben Wallace in 2005. We break down what it means for Detroit's future.🦁 Detroit Lions 2026 Schedule — Full reaction, win total predictions, and the toughest stretch on the schedule. Can the Lions make another run?👑 LeBron's Max Demand — At his age, is LeBron James still worth a max deal? And if the Lakers say no, where does he land?🥊 Sucka Sh*t of the Week — Ray J gets knocked out and hospitalized in MMA, Adrien Broner's ongoing downfall, the Usyk-Verhoeven referee controversy and Stephenson vs. Beasley settle it in the ring was too much for Nephew and he hijacks the show for this edition of "Sucka Sh*t of the Week."⚖️ Rashee Rice Legal Update — THC test, 30-day detention, and the looming question: Will the NFL suspend him?🙏 RIP Kyle Busch — A moment of respect for the NASCAR community.New episodes every week. Subscribe so you never miss a take.📺 Watch the full video version on YouTube — search Everybody Has One PodcastEverybody Has One Podcast — Hosted by Jason Flake & Lance Reynolds. Two fans. One mic. Every take.

Jason and Lance are back for another week and they are not holding back on this episode of Everybody Has One 🏀🏈The Pistons season is over, and it’s time to get real: Who is actually to blame for this mess? Was there any "success" to be found, or is it time for a total overhaul? We’re diving deep into the Jalen Duren dilemma—do you offer him straight away or wait for the market to decide? Is he even untouchable anymore?Beside the Pistons, this week we're talking about:NBA Playoffs: Breaking down Game 1 of the Conference Finals. Who’s taking each series?The "Handshake": Our thoughts on the Anthony Edwards situation.SGA is the MVP: He got the trophy, but where does he actually rank in the all-time conversation?Lakers Era: Was LeBron’s tenure in LA a success or a disappointment?Mavs News: Jason Kidd is OUT. Was he the problem, or is there more to the story in Dallas?Aaron Rodgers to the Steelers: Can we finally move on from the drama? And let's be honest—does this actually change the ceiling for Pittsburgh?NBA Mock Draft: Who should be on the Pistons' radar?

Join Jason & Lance as we break down the past week in NBA playoff action! From playoff sweeps to lottery luck, we’re covering the biggest storylines in sports.On tonight’s show:Pistons vs. Cavs Game 5: Analyzing the fallout from tonight's pivotal matchup. What are the reasons behind the Pistons falling behind in a second straight series?Lakers Swept! The Oklahoma City Thunder have officially sent Los Angeles packing.Is OKC now the undisputed favorite to win the West?The End of an Era? Was that LeBron James' final game as a Laker?Knicks Sweep Philly: New York moves on after a dominant 4-0 showing.What went wrong for Joel Embiid and the 76ers? What's next after the firing of Daryl Morey?Can anyone in the East actually stop this Knicks momentum?Spurs take 3-2 Lead: San Antonio is one win away from advancing against Minnesota.The Controversy: Should Victor Wembanyama have been suspended for Game 5? We break down the decision that had a huge ripple effect on the game.NBA Draft Lottery: The order is set!What should the Washington Wizards do with their pick?Winners, losers, and our biggest takeaways from the lottery results.All this and much more on another episode of Everybody Has One!

On this episode of Everybody Has One, Jason and Lance recap all of the first round action from the NBA Playoffs, from Detroit and Philadelphia's 3-1 comebacks to what's next for the Nuggets. The fellas also give their thoughts on each conference semifinal as each series is one game in and what are their predictions for who will play for the chance to go to the NBA Finals. Finally, Jason and Lance check in on the latest with Aaron Rodgers and should we even be concerned with what his plans are for next season.

On this week's episode of Everybody Has One, Jason and Lance give their honest thoughts on where the Detroit Pistons stand after surviving to play another game with a 116-109 win. Who is to blame if the Pistons don't manage to pull off the comeback? The fellas take stock in the other playoff series as well in the NBA as well as their thoughts on the direction the Detroit Lions took during the 2026 NFL Draft. Finally, the we end with a discussion off the back of the Brendan Sorsby news of if it's only going to get worse for gambling in sports.

We got a huge week coming up in the world of sports, and it's time for another episode of Everybody Has One. Jason Flake and Lance Reynolds give their reactions to the first two games of each series. Is it time for the Detroit Pistons to panic? What does Victor Wembanyama's injury mean for the Western Conference as a whole? We also have the NFL Draft starting Thursday. What are the fellas final thoughts on what the Detroit Lions should do at 17? Are there any surprises to be on the lookout for? Jason and Lance also talk about Dexter Lawrence's trade to Cincinnati and if the Lions missed an opportunity and AJ Brown and what appears to be an imminent trade to New England.

Another regular season in the NBA is in the books, and we prepare for what looks to be another wild playoff ride for the Association. Jason and Lance are back in-studio to preview everything about the NBA Playoffs that get fully underway on Saturday. What are their final feelings on the Detroit Pistons as they close a chapter of an amazing turnaround with a 60-win season? What did last night's play-in games tell them about the future series they affected? What upsets are on the docket for the first round? Two of the pod's favorites in LeBron James and Kevin Durant face off in the first round, who has the edge? All these questions and more answered this week on Everybody Has One.

This week on Everybody Has One, Jason and Lance get into all the hottest topics over the last week. The Michigan Wolverines have won the National Championship, the fellas give their reaction to the Final Four and National Championship game and their thoughts on Michigan's place amongst past championship runs. Cade Cunningham is officially back for the Pistons as they clinched the top seed in the East, what does this return mean for the Pistons playoff form. Speaking of injuries across the NBA, Jason and Lance give their opinions on what is causing this run of injuries and what can be done to prevent them. Geno Auriemma got into it with Dawn Staley after their loss on Friday, the fellas ask him to come to the front of the class. All this plus the NBA Rookie of the Year race, what's next for Deontay Wilder after his win and more on this episode of Everybody Has One.

Another packed week in sports (BASEBALL IS BACK~!) and a lot to get into this week on Everybody Has One. The Final Four is set as Michigan, Arizona, UConn and Illinois are the last four teams standing going into the weekend. Jason and Lance preview the games and give their final picks on who will be cutting down the nets on Monday. Jaden Ivey has been in the news for comments he has been making over the past week, leading to the Bulls waiving him on Monday. The fellas give their thoughts on the situation surrounding the former Piston guard. The NBA MVP race is heating up with Victor Wembanyama and Luka Doncic making their cases, but is it still SGA's award to lose? The Tigers kicked off their season on the west coast, what are the early returns on Kevin McGonigle and the rest of the team? Plus we have to get into the Pistons holding on at the top of the East, the Lions and their draft prep, Isiah Thomas' comments about what Kevin Durant would have done with the 90s Bulls and much more. Sit back, relax, and enjoy another episode of Everybody Has One.

It's been a crazy week so sit back, relax and join Jason and Lance as they discuss everything that happened in sports over the past week. As we head into the Sweet 16, the fellas look back at the opening weekend of the NCAA Tournament, preview the upcoming weekend and who they think is poised to take home the title. Crazy news hit the Pistons on Thursday as Cade Cunningham has been ruled out thanks to a collapsed lung. Is this a blessing in disguise and can the Pistons hold on while Cade recovers? Jaxson Smith-Njigba received the biggest contract for a wide receiver in NFL history, the fellas discuss if the market is correctly set for the position. LeBron James has officially played the most games in NBA history, is this another point to add to his GOAT case? The Rockets may be regretting trading the Kevin Durant, does he take too much blame or should everyone know what he brings to the table at this point in his career? All of this and much more on this episode of Everybody Has One.

March Madness is finally here and Jason and Lance are back for another week to talk about everything that went on the past week in sports. It's tournament time as the NCAA Tournament started on Tuesday and gets into full swing on Thursday, the fellas preview the matchups and how they expect the Final Four to look in two weeks while also discussing who should win the national player of the year awards for their performance over the regular season. NBA Expansion is in the news again as a vote is set for next week to determine if the league should start accepting bids for two new teams in Seattle and Las Vegas. Is it time to add two new teams to the association? Venezuela are the World Baseball Classic champions after defeating the U.S. Tuesday night, Jason and Lance review the tournament and give their thoughts about the impact it has in bringing fans back to the sport. All of this plus more on another loaded episode of Everybody Has One.

NFL Free Agency is in full swing, the Pistons are slumping at the worst time and Bam Adebayo's historic night has everyone talking as Jason and Lance react to everything that has happened in the past week of sports. The fellas start off by discussing all of the news from the first official day of the NFL league year and the start of free agency for both their Detroit Lions and league as a whole, including the shocking news of the Maxx Crosby trade to the Baltimore Ravens being called off at the 11th hour and if it's a case of the Ravens getting cold feet. The Pistons defeated the Nets last night to break a four-game losing streak, what does their recent play mean for the foreseeable future with Boston gaining ground and Jayson Tatum returning to the lineup. Bam Adebayo had the second-highest scoring night in NBA history on Tuesday, was it the greatest scoring performance in modern NBA history or the result of a bad brand of NBA basketball. These topics and much more on Wednesday's episode of Everybody Has One.

On this episode of Everybody Has One, Jason and Lance react to all of the news going on around the NFL as teams prepare for the new league year that begins next week, from David Montgomery and Graham Glasgow no longer being Detroit Lions, Kyler Murray preparing to be released by the Arizona Cardinals and all of the decisions on who was franchise tagged and who wasn't. "Pod Favorite" Terrion Arnold has been caught up in a sticky situation, what does it mean if the worst comes to pass. In the NBA, the Pistons lost last night to the Cavs but went 6-1 without Isaiah Stewart, what does the stretch run look like as we head into the last full month of the regular season. The fellas also look at the NBA MVP Race and how they expect it to shake out.

This week's episode of Everybody Has One is sure to be a loaded episode. Jason and Lance come together to discuss everything going on around the world of sports. The tragic passing of Rondale Moore has us wondering if the NFL provides adequate support for mental health. The Pistons fell to the Spurs on Monday and are facing the Thunder on Wednesday, what will this key stretch against two of their toughest competition tell us about their chances come playoff time. Floyd Mayweather has officially unretired as it was announced we are getting a rematch with Manny Pacquiao in September, we discuss that news as well as look back at this past weekend's fights. Duke defeated Michigan in what could have been a national championship preview on Saturday, what are the fellas takeaways from that game as we close in on the college basketball postseason. All this and much more on this episode of Everybody Has One.

It was an eventful weekend in the NBA, and we return to cover all things All-Star Weekend on this week's episode of Everybody Has One. Jason and Lance discuss the game and if the three team format actually worked. The dunk contest wasn't the greatest, is it fixable or is it time to do away with it. The weekend also brought a lot of debate on who's the next face of the NBA will be, the fellas discuss who is currently in that position and who is primed to take that position in the near future. There has been a lot of discussion around tanking in the NBA again, does the NBA truly have a tanking problem. The fellas give their thoughts on Trajan Langdon's comments about the Pistons' chances to win it all this year. Finally, we take a peek at some of the early news to come out of the NFL offseason.

We're back at it after another packed week in the world of sports. This week on Everybody Has One, you know we have to talk about the crazy brawl between the Detroit Pistons and the Charlotte Hornets. Suspensions have come down, how does the loss of Jalen Duren and Isaiah Stewart affect the Pistons as they head into the All-Star Break. The Seattle Seahawks are Super Bowl champions after dominating the New England Patriots on Sunday. Jason and Lance discuss all of the ramifications coming out of the game. We also preview what we're looking forward to for both the NFL offseason and NBA All-Star Weekend.

Welcome to another episode of Everybody Has One. On this week's show, Jason and Lance preview Super Bowl LX between the Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots and give their predictions. The NBA trade market is in full swing ahead of Thursday's trade deadline. The fellas give their reactions to all the trades that have happened so far and what to expect before 3 p.m. on Thursday. Jason and Lance also dive into the final coaching hires in the NFL, the All-Star Game rosters being set after reserves were announced on Sunday, and Shakur Stevenson's dominate performance against Teofimo Lopez on Saturday.

On this episode on Everybody Has One, Jason and Lance take an early look at Super Bowl LX as the Seahawks and Patriots clinched their spots on Sunday. Bill Belichick will apparently not be a first-ballot hall of famer. What are the fellas thoughts on this decision. The NBA trade deadline is in a week, what do the Pistons need to add to solidify their place as title contenders. Teofimo Lopez and Shakur Stevenson will meet in the ring on Saturday, we'll preview the fight and give our predictions. All that and more this week on Everybody Has One.

On this episode of 'Everybody Has One', Jason and Lance look back at the divisional round of the NFL Playoffs and the storylines coming off of each game. What does the future hold for both the Chicago Bears and the Houston Texans? Are the Seahawks the best team left in the field? Was Sean McDermott's firing justified? Indiana are the national champions after defeating Miami on Monday night, where do they rank all-time and what does the win mean for the state of college football moving forward? NFL coaching vacancies are starting to be filled, who has made the best hire so far and which coach is entering the best situation? Finally, starters for the NBA All-Star Game were announced, the fellas wonder if someone should step aside for LeBron James.

On this weeks episode, Jason and Lance return to recap the first weekend of the NFL Playoffs and preview the divisional round and give their picks. Mike Tomlin stepped down as Pittsburgh Steelers head coach this week and the fellas give their thoughts on the move and what's next for both the Steelers and Tomlin. Indiana and Miami face off on Monday for the national championship, we give our final preview and predictions for the game. Finally, Jason and Lance discuss the NBA's 65-game rule and if they are okay with the move. All of this and more on a loaded episode of Everybody Has One.

Happy New Year Everyone!!!! We are back for our first episode of 2026 and it's a lot we have to get to. Join Jason and Lance as they look back at the final three weeks for the Detroit Lions and what they would like to see as the Lions go into the offseason. They get into the firings of both John Harbaugh and Kevin Stefanski and why it was time for both to be let go. The Pistons are still in first place in the Eastern Conference after the turn of the calendar, how confident are the fellas in the Pistons winning it all last year. Finally, we predict the Wild Card matchups in the NFL and the semifinals of the CFP. A packed episode that you do not want to miss.