Headliners

Season 19Episode 77120 minDec 24, 2024
Headliners

Stephen A. Smith, Shannon Sharpe, and Dan Orlovsky debate which is the bigger headline from the Eagles-Commanders game: Jalen Hurts' injury or Jayden Daniels' performance? The crew reacts to comments from Kirk Herbstreit seemingly about a previous take of theirs... We ask the guys what they're ready to say about Lamar Jackson and the Ravens after they clinched a playoff berth this weekend. The crew debates if the Chiefs are the scariest team in the AFC and if the Bengals are a sneaky threat to the AFC. 

Headliners has aired on Dec 24, 2024 at 10:00 AM
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