Everybody Has One Sports Podcast

Welcome to the Everybody Has One Podcast -- a podcast where two ON's give a voice to the thoughts of every fan in the world of sports. Hosted by Jason Flake and Lance Reynolds, every week the duo sit down and give their takes on everything going on in Detroit sports and the hottest topics in the larger sports world the only way they know how. From the NFL to the NBA to Boxing and everything in between, the Everybody Has One Podcast provides an experience of talking sports while watching the game with the fellas in the mancave that you don't want to miss. New Episodes Live Every Wednesday @ 8 PM Eastern on Youtube

Everybody Has One Sports Podcast is a sports podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 33 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Everybody Has One — 9/2/2026: Lions Final Roster Chaos, Watson QB1 & Donald Returns + East Previews

  Sep 3, 20262h 37m

  Jason Flake and Lance Reynolds are back unfiltered for another Detroit vs. Everybody debate. Detroit first — the Lions' final 53-man roster is in and the decisions are loud. Why keep just four receivers, who handles punt returns after moving on from Kalif Raymond and Greg Dortch, and can a secondary starting Chuck Clark and Christian Izien survive four games without Brian Branch and Kirby Joseph? Nationally, the guys rip through the chaos — Deshaun Watson being named the Browns' starter again over Shedeur Sanders and what Cleveland's $230 million restructure and looming $86 million dead cap really means, tight end Dae'Quan Wright's unprecedented push to return to college football at LSU after being cut, and Aaron Donald officially coming out of retirement to rejoin the Rams alongside Myles Garrett for a Super Bowl run at SoFi. Then it's division preview time — Jason and Lance break down the entire AFC East and NFC East team by team, from Drake Maye's Patriots and Josh Allen's Bills to the Eagles' AJ Brown addition, the Cowboys' overhaul, and Jayden Daniels' Commanders. Who actually wins each division in 2026? An unfiltered, debate-driven breakdown from Detroit's sports voice for everyday fans.

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  Everybody Has One — 8/19: NFC/AFC West Preview, Lakers Sale Fallout & Lions Secondary Truth

  Aug 20, 20262h 12m

  Jason Flake and Lance Reynolds are back live with a monster divisional breakdown and some major NBA chaos. They start with the NFC and AFC West — can Seattle repeat as Super Bowl champs after losing Kenneth Walker to Kansas City? Are the Rams the Super Bowl favorites now that Myles Garrett is in LA, and what does an Aaron Donald return even mean? From the 49ers' injury questions around Christian McCaffrey to the Broncos' legitimate repeat hopes with 20 of 22 starters returning, the Chargers with new OC Mike McDaniel finally unlocking Justin Herbert's potential, and the Raiders ceiling under new DC Rob Leonard — the guys break down every division, every question that matters. Then back to Detroit — what did the Lions secondary really show in preseason? Is sixth-round edge Ahmed Hassanein the next Al-Quadin Muhammad opposite Aidan Hutchinson? The secondary was supposed to be the answer, but the film raises more questions than it answers. Plus the Lakers bombshell: The Buss family is selling their remaining 17.8% stake to Josh Kushner and Bob Iger, and Jeanie Buss is fighting it tooth and nail. Is the sale a bad look for the NBA? Will Jeanie losing governor status complicate basketball operations? And why was Mark Walter allowed to own a franchise in the first place?

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  Everybody Has One — August 5, 2026: Gibbs Holds Out, Duren Wants To Get Paid, Tigers Trade Skubal

  Aug 7, 20262h 11m

  Jahmyr Gibbs is sitting out of Lions camp, and Jason and Lance dig into what that actually means for a front office that's stayed quiet about it. Then the Tigers make the biggest move of the trade deadline — the guys break down whether Detroit got fair value or got fleeced. From there it's Jalen Duren's contract standoff, which finally has real numbers attached to it, and a rundown of Cade Cunningham's summer of striking out on the recruiting trail. LeBron's situation gets picked apart too, along with a few national storylines that had the guys shaking their heads by the end of the show. Detroit's unfiltered sports debate show. No filter. No fluff.

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  Everybody Has One — July 29, 2026: LeBron's a 76er + Duren Drama + Should the Tigers Trade Skubal?

  Jul 30, 20262h 4m

  LeBron James is a Philadelphia 76er. Jason and Lance spend the top of the show working through what that actually means — did he walk into a super team, or does he still have to build one? That question spills into a full GOAT debate neither of them saw coming, and they don't land in the same place. From there: Joe Lacob is already talking about Golden State's future without Steph Curry attached to it. Jason and Lance dig into whether that's smart long-term planning or Lacob pushing out the best thing that ever happened to that franchise. Back home, Jalen Duren is seriously weighing the qualifying offer, and the guys break down what that would actually mean for a Pistons front office that thought this was settled. They also get into the NFL's Top 100 rankings — nine quarterbacks in so far, Caleb Williams sitting at the top — and whether the list is fair to Jared Goff. Patrick Mahomes is officially cleared for Week 1, and the question isn't whether he plays, it's whether last season was a preview of the new normal or a blip. They close on the Tigers: six games back, four days to the deadline, a bullpen that keeps finding new ways to blow it, and a two-time Cy Young winner in Tarik Skubal that GM Scott Harris now has to make a decision on. Jason and Lance don't agree on what he should do. Detroit's unfiltered sports debate show. No filter. No fluff.

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  Everybody Has One — July 22, 2026: ESPN Cleans House, LeBron's Holding Everyone Up & WNBA Drama

  Jul 23, 20261h 52m

  ESPN didn't just cut Ryan Clark — they let him know mid-broadcast without so much as a goodbye. No warning. No farewell. Just gone. Jason and Lance go all the way in on whether this was a cold corporate calculation, whether the Peter Schrager on-air incident quietly sealed Clark's fate, and whether the ESPN model itself is quietly falling apart from the inside. When independent creators are outperforming legacy media, who actually needs who? Then there's LeBron James. Adam Silver is publicly putting him on blast. The entire NBA schedule is frozen. Teams can't plan. Players can't move. And LeBron still hasn't said a word. Jason has a theory about why — and it's not the one the media is pushing. The Detroit Pistons passed on a Domantas Sabonis sign-and-trade and are holding firm on Jalen Duren. Lance has zero patience for the "developmental upside" argument. Jason thinks Trajan Langdon blinks first. But what happens to this rebuild if Duren walks? And why is the front office publicly broadcasting that they won't match an offer sheet? Republican lawmakers sent a letter to WNBA Commissioner Kathy Engelbert calling Caitlin Clark's treatment a civil rights violation. Jason and Lance break down why that framing is wrong, why the physicality conversation and the civil rights conversation are two completely separate things, and where the real issue actually lives. Then Paige Bueckers speaks up about something nobody in WNBA ownership wants to address — and the guys don't shy away from it. On the boxing side, Errol Spence Jr. is returning to the ring after three years away. The concerns are real — age, weight, the long layoff, what happened to his body after that car accident. Jason and Lance share what they're hoping for and what they're honestly worried about. And if you want to talk about the fight that could define a generation at 147, Boots Ennis versus Sebastian Fundora is the matchup the guys want — and they're comparing it to Sugar Ray Leonard versus Tommy Hearns for a reason. Plus — a shoutout to Jalen Duren for keeping his mouth shut when it matters most, the Detroit Tigers quietly building something worth watching, and Lance closes it out with the Sucka Sh*t of the Week. New episodes every Wednesday at 8:30 PM ET. Find us on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Twitch, and Threads — search Everybody Has One Sports Podcast. Detroit's unfiltered sports debate show. No filter. No fluff.

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