PTI Nico Harrison Fired from the Mavericks!
Nov 11, 2025
Jeff Saturday, a former NFL center and ESPN analyst, joins to discuss the gritty life in the NFL trenches. He praises Lane Johnson's incredible toughness and evaluates Darnell Wright's emergence as a key player with impressive blocks. Saturday also reflects on Mike Kafka's interim coaching stint with the Giants and how it showcases his potential. The conversation touches on the dynamic nature of coaching and player resilience, making for an engaging analysis of football's often underappreciated aspects.
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No Truly Great Teams Right Now
- Michael Wilbon and Tony Kornheiser argue there are no truly great NFL teams right now; many are inconsistent week-to-week.
- The league features teams that can look dominant some days and ordinary other days, so sustained greatness is rare.
Jordan Love's Progress Is Limited
- Tony Kornheiser highlights Jordan Love's stagnation: good but not special, with no touchdown passes in two recent home games.
- He links Green Bay's losses to offensive shortcomings despite a strong defense.
Luka Trade Hangs Over Mavericks
- The Mavericks' firing of Nico Harrison reflects deep fan and ownership frustration after the Luka trade.
- Wilbon and Kornheiser view the trade as catastrophic and ownership-complicit, causing attendance and performance decline.