Pro Football Network Late Night Edition for December 17th, 2025

NFL

In a shocking move, the Miami Dolphins have benched Tua Tagovailoa, naming Texas star Quinn Ewers the new starting quarterback. In Cleveland, rookie Shedeur Sanders is facing intense criticism but retains organizational support. Heading into Week 16, the injury report is extensive, featuring major names like Micah Parsons, CeeDee Lamb, and Alvin Kamara, while speculation mounts regarding Travis Kelce’s potential retirement.

NBA

The New York Knicks won the inaugural NBA Cup, though the celebration drew fan criticism and Jalen Brunson missed out on the MVP award. Elsewhere, Kevin Durant sparked controversy by blaming Steph Curry and Damian Lillard for the decline of the All-Star game.

College Sports

Kalen DeBoer confirmed he is committed to staying at Alabama, ending departure rumors. In the transfer portal, Dylan Raiola has committed to Nebraska, forcing roster adjustments for his new teammates.

NHL & Motorsports

Leon Draisaitl reached the 1,000-point milestone, while stunning rumors in Toronto suggest the Maple Leafs are debating a trade involving Auston Matthews. In Formula One, the radical 2026 car design was revealed amidst reports of tension between Adrian Newey and Honda.

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Pro Football Network Late Night Edition for December 16th, 2025

NFL

The Kansas City Chiefs have been officially eliminated from playoff contention following a season-ending injury to Patrick Mahomes, sparking questions about head coach Andy Reid's future. Elsewhere, Cleveland rookie Shedeur Sanders is facing intense scrutiny and "bench talk" amid an ongoing wristband controversy, while Bo Nix is drawing favorable comparisons to Super Bowl legends. Critical injury updates are also pending for stars like Garrett Wilson, Davante Adams, and Alvin Kamara.

NBA

The LA Clippers are in turmoil amidst a winless streak and reports of internal conflict involving Chris Paul and Ty Lue. Trade rumors remain hot, with speculation linking Giannis Antetokounmpo to the Miami Heat and Anthony Davis to the Raptors. Meanwhile, rookie Cooper Flagg dropped a record-setting 42 points, and Victor Wembanyama took shots at the Knicks organization.

College Sports

Arch Manning confirmed he will return to Texas for the 2026 season. In the coaching carousel, Michigan is searching for a new head coach after reportedly being rejected by Kalen DeBoer, with rumors now surfacing about Urban Meyer.

NHL & Motorsports

The Edmonton Oilers are facing backlash for trading away a $110 million defenseman, while the Blackhawks deal with a Connor Bedard injury update. In NASCAR, Denny Hamlin blasted the media following the settlement of the high-profile lawsuit involving 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports.

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Pro Football Network Late Night Edition for December 15th, 2025

NFL

The league was rocked by a devastating, season-ending injury to Patrick Mahomes, effectively ending the Kansas City Chiefs' playoff hopes. In other major injury news, Packers star Micah Parsons confirmed he suffered a season-ending torn ACL. Rookie QB Shedeur Sanders is facing intense scrutiny and "bench talk" following a three-interception performance, while veteran Philip Rivers has been cleared to potentially return as the Colts' starter.

NBA

The Milwaukee Bucks are firmly rejecting trade rumors surrounding Giannis Antetokounmpo despite a difficult stretch and fan calls for a rebuild. Elsewhere, Kawhi Leonard broke his silence on Chris Paul’s exit from the Clippers, and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander responded to comparisons to Michael Jordan.

College Sports

The transfer portal is heating up with QBs Dylan Raiola and DJ Lagway as top targets. In controversy news, Cam Newton publicly criticized Diego Pavia following his Heisman loss, while Shilo Sanders rejected coaching rumors citing his father Deion Sanders' health.

NHL & Global

Defenseman Quinn Hughes made headlines with his debut for the Minnesota Wild. In Formula 1, teams have begun testing tires for the 2026 regulations, and in soccer, reports confirm neither Messi nor Ronaldo claimed the top spot for best-selling jerseys in 2025.

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