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Episode 97: Dallas Deals with Injuries, Kuminga’s Future in Question, and Shannon Sharpe’s Out at ESPN

This week, the guys dive into NFL training camp updates as the Cowboys lock in Jake Ferguson but deal with early injuries to Tyler Guyton, Rob Jones, and Caelen Carson. Courtland Sutton lands a $92 million deal, while the Bengals finally sign rookie Shemar Stewart. Trey Hendrickson ends his holdout, and Rashawn Slater becomes the highest-paid offensive lineman in league history. The Browns view Shedeur Sanders as a long-term project and may move a QB before Week 1. Plus, Shannon Sharpe is reportedly out at ESPN. In the NBA, the Warriors’ offer to Kuminga sparks trade rumors, the league announces six overseas games through 2028, and Gilbert Arenas is arrested for allegedly running an illegal gambling ring. Topics include: Cowboys extend Jake Ferguson, battle camp injuries Courtland Sutton and Rashawn Slater get paid Bengals reach deals with Shemar Stewart and Trey Hendrickson Browns QB situation, Shedeur seen as developmental Shannon Sharpe reportedly let go by ESPN Warriors–Kuminga contract standoff NBA announces international game schedule Gilbert Arenas arrested Cop your Right On Target merch at shop.rightontarget.com

Aug 1, 2025

1:06:56

Episode 96: Giants Hand Russ the Keys, CP3’s Last Dance?, and Tyler the Creator Drops New Album

Get your official Right On Target merch at shop.rightontargetpod.com This week, the guys discuss the latest NFL retirements as Tyrann Mathieu and Jimmy Graham officially step away from the game, while Phillip Rivers signs a one-day deal to retire as a Charger. Russell Wilson is named the Giants’ starting quarterback as training camp opens, and the Shemar Stewart contract drama continues in Cincinnati. In Dallas, Cowboys camp kicks off with questions around Micah Parsons’ contract situation. In the NBA, Chris Paul returns to the Clippers for what could be his final season. The Hornets win their first ever Summer League title behind standout rookie Kon Knueppel, who takes home MVP honors. Over in music, Tyler, the Creator drops his new album Don’t Tap the Glass, a surprise release packed with tight production and a standout video cameo from Clipse and LeBron. Topics include: Tyrann Mathieu and Jimmy Graham retire Phillip Rivers retires as a Charger Russell Wilson named Giants starting QB Cowboys camp opens, Micah Parsons contract rumors Shemar Stewart contract holdout Chris Paul returns to Clippers Hornets win Summer League, Knueppel named MVP Tyler, the Creator drops Don’t Tap the Glass

Jul 25, 2025

1:24:01

Target Talk: 1WILLAYE Went From Playing the Hits to Making His Own

1WILLAYE joins Target Talk to break down his move from tour DJ to solo artist carving his own path. We talk about the journey that led to his award-winning single “Close To You,” his latest release “What Is It?,” and the mindset behind stepping fully into the spotlight. He shares what he learned from life on the road, collaborating with Loners Club, and how those experiences shaped his sound and hustle. Plus, 1WILLAYE gives a preview of his upcoming project Forever & Ever, dropping August 8th, and what fans can expect from this new chapter. This is an episode about growth, focus, and owning your moment. Follow him: @1willaye

Jul 23, 2025

1:31:11

Episode 95: NFL Bags Are Flying, Dame Returns to Portland, and New Music from Clipse & Biebs

This week on Right On Target, the guys react to major NFL headlines as Ndamukong Suh and Mike Williams retire, while the Jets drop big bags on Garrett Wilson and Sauce Gardner. TJ Watt resets the market as the highest paid non-QB in the league, and Trey Smith locks in a massive extension with the Chiefs. Plus, Von Miller heads to the Commanders on a one-year deal. In the NBA, Bradley Beal is officially headed to the Clippers after a buyout from the Suns, Fred VanVleet steps in as the new NBPA president, and Klay Thompson makes headlines off the court with Megan Thee Stallion. We also review Bleacher Report’s controversial top 100 NBA players of all time, react to Dame returning to the Blazers with a no-trade clause, and discuss OKC’s plans to open a $900 million arena in 2028. Meanwhile, Joel Embiid shares his frustrations with the Sixers in a revealing ESPN feature. In music, the guys give their takes on new releases from Clipse, Justin Bieber, and Jackboys. Topics include: Ndamukong Suh and Mike Williams announce retirements Jets pay Garrett Wilson and Sauce Gardner TJ Watt becomes highest paid non-QB in NFL history Chiefs extend OL Trey Smith Von Miller signs with Commanders Bradley Beal joins Clippers after Suns buyout Fred VanVleet becomes NBPA president Klay Thompson and Megan Thee Stallion dating Bleacher Report’s top 100 NBA players of all time Dame returns to Portland with no-trade clause Thunder announce $900M arena Joel Embiid opens up in new ESPN article New music from Clipse, Bieber, and Jackboys SECURE YOUR SPOT IN THE RIGHT ON TARGET FANTASY LEAGUE

Jul 18, 2025

1:33:14

Target Talk: Kali Flower Built a Business, Then Bet on Herself

Kali Flower joins Target Talk to talk about the leap from running a six-figure PR agency to going all-in on her music. Originally from Oahu and now based in Dallas, she shares how her decade of marketing experience shaped her mindset as an independent artist and how it influences everything from songwriting to rollout strategy. We dig into the shift from her “Fuccgirl SZN” era to the start of Lost Girl SZN, and how tracks like “bottom of the ocean” and “Lost” reflect the new energy she’s stepping into. She opens up about writing and recording everything herself, the pressure and freedom of doing it solo, and what fans can expect from her upcoming Saltwater Secrets event. From Hawaii to Texas, boardrooms to studio sessions, this episode is about rebuilding, trusting your voice, and taking full control of the story. Follow Kali Flower: Instagram: @kalithegirl

Jul 16, 2025

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Episode 94: We’re Bringing the Draft Party Back, NBA Bags Are Getting Bigger, and Drake Makes Noise

SECURE YOUR SPOT IN THE RIGHT ON TARGET FANTASY LEAGUE This week on Right On Target, the guys announce the return of the annual Fantasy Draft Party and dive into the latest NFL headlines. Over in the NBA, it’s been a wild week. Tyrese Haliburton will officially miss the entire 2025–26 season, and a major 3-team trade shakes up the West as John Collins lands with the Clippers, Norman Powell heads to Miami, and the Jazz add Kevin Love. Meanwhile, the Oklahoma City Thunder are locking in their future by extending Chet Holmgren and Jalen Williams to massive rookie deals, securing their core alongside SGA. The Magic pay up to keep Paolo Banchero, Anthony Davis has surgery on a detached retina, and Devin Booker sets a record with the highest annual extension in NBA history. Plus, SGA, Angel Reese, and Carmelo Anthony are revealed as the new NBA 2K26 cover stars. In music, Drake returns with a new single “What Did I Miss?” from his upcoming Iceman album, and Justin Bieber surprises fans with a new album Swag. Topics include: Fantasy Draft Party announcement Tyrese Haliburton out for entire 2025–26 season Thunder extend Chet Holmgren and Jalen Williams John Collins, Norman Powell, Kevin Love in 3-team trade Paolo Banchero signs long-term deal with Magic Anthony Davis undergoes eye surgery Devin Booker gets record-setting contract SGA, Angel Reese, Carmelo Anthony on NBA 2K26 covers Drake drops new single from Iceman Justin Bieber surprises fans with Swag album

Jul 11, 2025

56:47

Episode 93: Steelers Make Bold Moves, NBA Contract Chaos, and Diddy Verdict Reactions

This week on Right On Target, the guys react to a blockbuster NFL trade as the Steelers land Jalen Ramsey and Jonnu Smith from the Dolphins in exchange for Minkah Fitzpatrick. Darren Waller also makes headlines by coming out of retirement to join the Dolphins as their new tight end. Plus, we explore whether the UFL could work as the NFL’s official minor league system, similar to the NBA’s G-League or MLB’s farm system. In NBA news, Myles Turner signs a $107 million deal with the Bucks, leading Milwaukee to waive Damian Lillard in a shocking move. Julius Randle re-signs with the Timberwolves, while SGA agrees to a supermax deal that gives him the richest annual salary in NBA history. Major moves also include LeBron James opting in with the Lakers, fueling trade speculation, and James Harden signing a new deal with the Clippers. Off the court, the WNBA announces three expansion teams, and Malik Beasley is under federal investigation for gambling. In music, Diddy is found guilty of prostitution transport but cleared of racketeering and trafficking charges. Topics include: • Steelers trade for Jalen Ramsey and Jonnu Smith • Darren Waller comes out of retirement to join Dolphins • Could the UFL become the NFL’s official minor league? • Myles Turner signs with Bucks, Dame Lillard waived • Julius Randle re-signs with Timberwolves • SGA gets richest annual salary in NBA history • LeBron James opts in, trade rumors heat up • Lonzo Ball traded to Cavs • James Harden re-signs with Clippers • Knicks expected to hire Mike Brown as head coach • Malik Beasley under federal investigation • WNBA adds teams in Cleveland, Detroit, and Philly • Diddy found guilty of prostitution transport

Jul 4, 2025

1:28:52

Target Talk: Pierce Washington on Growth, Intent, and Creating Without Limits

Pierce Washington pulls up to Target Talk to break down the process behind his latest singles Mama Nem and COUS’, and how producing for himself pushed him to sharpen his voice as an artist. He talks about the growth between his last album Past Due, his collaborative EP Remedies with Burm, and the mindset going into his next project. We also get into what it took to headline the Proof of Concept tour, what goes into crafting a live set, and how he balances vision, storytelling, and sound. From collaboration to creative control, Pierce gives a clear look at where he’s been and where he’s headed. Follow Pierce Washington: Instagram: @piercewashingtn Stream his music: here

Jul 2, 2025

1:36:17

Episode 92: Cooper Flagg Goes No. 1, KD Traded to Houston, and Cardi B’s Album Is On the Way

This week on Right On Target, the guys break down a wild week in the NBA as the Oklahoma City Thunder win their first championship in franchise history, taking down the Pacers in Game 7 of the Finals. The win is bittersweet after Tyrese Haliburton suffers a brutal Achilles injury in the first quarter, likely sidelining him for the entire 2025-2026 season. We also react to the results of the NBA Draft, where Cooper Flagg headlines the class as the No. 1 pick to the Dallas Mavericks. In league-shaking news, Kevin Durant is headed to the Houston Rockets in a blockbuster trade. Jrue Holiday lands with the Trail Blazers, CJ McCollum is dealt to Washington, and the Mavericks lock in Daniel Gafford and Kyrie Irving on new long-term deals. The Lakers are also making headlines off the court, as the Buss family agrees to sell majority ownership to Dodgers owner Mark Walter in a deal worth nearly $10 billion. On the music side, Cardi B announces her sophomore album Am I The Drama? dropping this September, Chance The Rapper reveals plans to release Star Line in July, and the XXL Freshman list sparks conversation. Topics include: • Thunder win NBA championship • Haliburton suffers Achilles injury • Cooper Flagg drafted No. 1 by Mavericks • NBA Draft results and reactions • Kevin Durant traded to the Rockets • Jrue Holiday to the Blazers • CJ McCollum to the Wizards • Gafford signs extension with Mavs • Kyrie Irving re-signs in Dallas • Lakers sell majority stake to Mark Walter • Cardi B announces new album • Chance The Rapper announces Star Line • XXL Freshman list reactions

Jun 27, 2025

1:16:48

Target Talk: Honey Daii on Chemistry, Epiphany, and Letting the Voice Lead

Honey Daii pulls up to Target Talk to talk about her new single Chemistry and the journey behind her bold, soulful voice. She reflects on finding her sound, what inspired her debut EP Epiphany, and how she balances storytelling and raw emotion in her music. We also get into what it’s like being married to another artist and how that creative partnership shows up on stage and in the studio. Beyond music, Honey shares her experience acting in the series Smears, what it took to step into character, and what’s next for her on screen. From live shows to red flag studio moments, this one’s full of real talk and honest perspective from one of R&B’s rising voices. Follow Honey Daii: Instagram: @honeydaii Stream her music: here

Jun 25, 2025

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