Pro Football Network Late Night Edition for December 14th, 2025

NFL

Week 15 was defined by critical injuries and extreme weather. Patrick Mahomes suffered a scary injury against the Chargers, putting the Chiefs' playoff hopes in jeopardy. In a freezing game, rookie Shedeur Sanders struggled mightily with three interceptions for the Browns. Elsewhere, the Bengals were humiliated 24-0 by the Ravens, James Conner underwent season-ending foot surgery, and veteran Philip Rivers revealed he considered coming out of retirement to play for the Colts.

NHL

The hockey world is reacting to a blockbuster trade sending Quinn Hughes to the Minnesota Wild. Hughes broke his silence on the move, which has drawn mixed reactions from the Canucks locker room.

Global Sports & College

Liverpool star Mo Salah is the subject of rumors linking him to the Saudi Pro League to potentially surpass Cristiano Ronaldo’s stature. In college football, coaches Kalen DeBoer (Alabama) and Dan Lanning (Oregon) are staying with their respective programs, ending departure speculation.

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Pro Football Network Late Night Edition for December 13th, 2025

NBA

The Oklahoma City Thunder are drawing bold comparisons to the legendary Bulls and Warriors dynasties, while Victor Wembanyama opened up about the physical toll of his blood clot diagnosis. Trade rumors are intensifying, linking Giannis Antetokounmpo to the Miami Heat and Anthony Davis to the Mavericks.

NFL

The San Francisco 49ers are chasing the No. 1 seed amidst anxiety regarding Christian McCaffrey’s injury status. In a chaotic quarterback market, rumors suggest a shock return for Philip Rivers to the Colts, alongside speculation about Joe Burrow potentially considering early retirement.

College Sports

Coaching drama is high, with Bill Belichick surprisingly linked to UNC and Oklahoma's Kalen DeBoer facing a "hot seat ultimatum." In the transfer portal, top quarterback Bryce Underwood is reportedly weighing a decision between LSU and Michigan.

Motorsports & Global

Formula One is facing a "fan revolt" over new 2026 regulations, while Mercedes boss Toto Wolff admitted the 2021 Abu Dhabi finale still haunts him. In winter sports, Lindsey Vonn secured a World Cup victory, drawing longevity comparisons to LeBron James.

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Pro Football Network Late Night Edition for December 12th, 2025

NFL

Buccaneers Head Coach Todd Bowles is under intense scrutiny following a reported post-game rant, while the Steelers face a major setback with T.J. Watt reportedly suffering a collapsed lung. In the rumor mill, retired QB Philip Rivers is being linked to a shock comeback with the Colts, and rookie Shedeur Sanders is being connected to the Cleveland Browns.

NBA

Trade speculation is dominating the headlines, with Anthony Davis linked to the Mavericks and Raptors, and conflicting reports surrounding a potential blockbuster sending Giannis Antetokounmpo to the Miami Heat. Meanwhile, the Golden State Warriors are exploring trades involving Trey Murphy and Jonathan Kuminga.

NHL

Canadian teams are facing turmoil: the Edmonton Oilers are rumored to be considering a goalie shakeup involving Tristan Jarry, while Toronto’s Auston Matthews is facing criticism amidst the Leafs' struggles. In Vancouver, Quinn Hughes admitted constant trade chatter is taking a personal toll.

College Sports & Global

USC’s Lincoln Riley is being linked to the open Michigan coaching job, while former assistant Sherrone Moore faces potential legal charges. Globally, Lando Norris is being hailed as the future of Formula One, and Lindsey Vonn celebrated an emotional post-retirement World Cup victory.

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