Welcome to the Everybody Has One Podcast -- a podcast where two ON's give a voice to the thoughts of every fan in the world of sports. Hosted by Jason Flake and Lance Reynolds, every week the duo sit down and give their takes on everything going on in Detroit sports and the hottest topics in the larger sports world the only way they know how. From the NFL to the NBA to Boxing and everything in between, the Everybody Has One Podcast provides an experience of talking sports while watching the game with the fellas in the mancave that you don't want to miss.
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Everybody Has One — 9/2/2026: Lions Final Roster Chaos, Watson QB1 & Donald Returns + East Previews
Jason Flake and Lance Reynolds are back unfiltered for another Detroit vs. Everybody debate.
Detroit first — the Lions' final 53-man roster is in and the decisions are loud. Why keep just four receivers, who handles punt returns after moving on from Kalif Raymond and Greg Dortch, and can a secondary starting Chuck Clark and Christian Izien survive four games without Brian Branch and Kirby Joseph?
Nationally, the guys rip through the chaos — Deshaun Watson being named the Browns' starter again over Shedeur Sanders and what Cleveland's $230 million restructure and looming $86 million dead cap really means, tight end Dae'Quan Wright's unprecedented push to return to college football at LSU after being cut, and Aaron Donald officially coming out of retirement to rejoin the Rams alongside Myles Garrett for a Super Bowl run at SoFi.
Then it's division preview time — Jason and Lance break down the entire AFC East and NFC East team by team, from Drake Maye's Patriots and Josh Allen's Bills to the Eagles' AJ Brown addition, the Cowboys' overhaul, and Jayden Daniels' Commanders. Who actually wins each division in 2026?
An unfiltered, debate-driven breakdown from Detroit's sports voice for everyday fans.
20 Aug 2026
Everybody Has One — 8/19: NFC/AFC West Preview, Lakers Sale Fallout & Lions Secondary Truth
Jason Flake and Lance Reynolds are back live with a monster divisional breakdown and some major NBA chaos. They start with the NFC and AFC West — can Seattle repeat as Super Bowl champs after losing Kenneth Walker to Kansas City? Are the Rams the Super Bowl favorites now that Myles Garrett is in LA, and what does an Aaron Donald return even mean? From the 49ers' injury questions around Christian McCaffrey to the Broncos' legitimate repeat hopes with 20 of 22 starters returning, the Chargers with new OC Mike McDaniel finally unlocking Justin Herbert's potential, and the Raiders ceiling under new DC Rob Leonard — the guys break down every division, every question that matters.
Then back to Detroit — what did the Lions secondary really show in preseason? Is sixth-round edge Ahmed Hassanein the next Al-Quadin Muhammad opposite Aidan Hutchinson? The secondary was supposed to be the answer, but the film raises more questions than it answers.
Plus the Lakers bombshell: The Buss family is selling their remaining 17.8% stake to Josh Kushner and Bob Iger, and Jeanie Buss is fighting it tooth and nail. Is the sale a bad look for the NBA? Will Jeanie losing governor status complicate basketball operations? And why was Mark Walter allowed to own a franchise in the first place?
13 Aug 2026
Everybody Has One — August 12, 2026: Full AFC & NFC North Previews + Duren vs. Ausar
The Pistons are still the story everyone in Detroit is arguing about — and this week it's Isaiah Stewart doing the talking on his way out. Jason and Lance get into whether Detroit actually views Ausar Thompson as their second-best player, what that means for Jalen Duren's contract standoff, and whether any of this drama actually matters for a team trying to keep climbing.
Then it's a full run through both North divisions. On the AFC side: is putting Lamar Jackson back under center the bold move Baltimore needed or a panic button? Is Joe Burrow actually due to bounce back, and how warm is Zac Taylor's seat really getting? Plus the Steelers' Pittman addition, the Browns' Watson-versus-Sanders mess, and a clean pick for who wins the division.
On the NFC side: are the Lions' injuries already threatening the window, or is the schedule the real story? Can Caleb Williams get better while the Bears get worse? Is JJ McCarthy already cooked in Minnesota? And how far can a banged-up Packers team actually go?
Every division pick is locked in, no filter, no fluff. Sucker Sh*t of the Week closes it out.
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