What's Wright? With Nick Wright

On today’s episode, Nick discusses the Chiefs being an underdog against the Bengals, determines if Brock Purdy can truly hold strong against the Eagles as a rookie quarterback and whether or not LeBron is worthy of MVP contention. Then, Nick dives deeper into whether or not Sean Payton to the Broncos truly makes the most sense for the organization. Later, Nick decides if Dan Campbell was snubbed as a coach of the year finalist, whether Bill O’Brien can turn Mac Jones around or not, and if Aaron Rodgers was actually the problem in Green Bay in “This or That.” Lastly, Nick and Damonza wrap up the show with some questions from the audience.

On today’s episode, Nick recaps Josh Allen’s loss to the Bengals, reveals if Mahomes’ ankle sprain concerns him heading into the AFC Championship and whether or not he’s holding onto his preseason 50 to 1 Super Bowl bet. Then, Nick discusses if the 49ers can hold strong against a dominant Eagles team for the NFC Championship. Later, Nick decides if Dak is a franchise quarterback, if the Giants will build around Jones and Barkley, and whether or not Lawrence will eventually get past Mahomes in “Wright or Wrong”.

On today’s episode, Nick must choose between his Chiefs and the Prince that was Promised, the Bengals and the Bills, and the Cowboys and 49ers. Then, Nick takes a look at the Warriors and Celtics, who enter tonight’s game on very different trajectories. Later, Nick fills in the blank on Tom Brady’s next stop, Daniel Jones’ stock after playing Philly, and how many PATs Damonza could hit if he was a kicker in “Wright Ins.” Lastly, Nick and Damonza wrap up the show with some questions from the audience.

On today’s episode, Nick celebrates an all-time comeback by the prince that was promised, discusses the Bills being beatable despite beating the Dolphins and the dominant performance by Brock Purdy in his playoff debut. Then, Nick determines if a win or loss by the Buccaneers will have any impact on Tom Brady’s legacy. Later, Nick decides if he is going all-in or folding on whether or not the Vikings can make the Super Bowl with Kirk Cousins, Tua and Geno leading their teams back to the playoffs and who needs who more in Baltimore. Lastly, Nick and Damonza wrap up the show with some questions from the audience.

On today’s episode, Nick discusses if this season was a worst-case scenario for both Lamar and the Ravens, the best-case scenario for Dallas Cowboys fans and if Brock Purdy can become the first rookie to make it to the Super Bowl. Then, Nick determines where Deandre Hopkins might land after Arizona announced they are looking to trade him. Later, Nick dives into if Sean McVay is a quitter or a genius, what Kliff Kingsbury’s next job might be, and which coach is more likely to be fired next in “This or That.” Lastly, Nick and Damonza wrap up the show with some questions from the audience.

On today’s episode, Nick discusses Dallas and Philly struggling for the NFC 1 seed, determines if Kansas City and San Francisco will still meet in the Super Bowl, and recaps the Prince That Was Promised win over Tennessee for the AFC South. Then, Nick discusses Houston giving up the first-round pick to Chicago after beating the Colts. Later, Nick defends Bill Belichick, Brandon Staley, and Jeff Saturday in Nick Wright Public Defender. Lastly, Nick and Damonza wrap up the show with some questions from the audience.

On today’s episode, Nick shares his thoughts on Damar Hamlin. Then, Nick discusses whether Tom Brady should play in Week 18 and who has surprised more this season between the Pittsburgh Steelers and New England Patriots. Then, Nick tries to explain the sudden boom in NBA scoring, then goes through some likely (and unlikely) scenarios for Zion Williamson, Brock Purdy, Zach Wilson and Kyler Murray. Lastly, Nick and Damonza wrap up the show with some questions from the audience.

On today’s episode, Nick discusses the race for the 1-seed in the NFC, Tom Brady’s impeccable luck, and who wins the 7-seed in an NFC North clash next week. Later, Nick defends Patrick Mahomes’ NFL MVP candidacy against Joe Burrow’s growing resume and makes the case for Luka Doncic to win the award in the NBA. Later, Nick wraps up the holiday season with some New Year’s goals in “Wright’s Resolutions.” Lastly, Nick and Damonza wrap up the show with some questions from the audience.

On today’s episode, Nick discusses Luka’s historic game against the Knicks, how he’d rank the top teams in the NFC, and if he gave up on Aaron Rodgers and the Packers too soon. Later, Nick determines which offseason quarterback dominos are likely to fall. Later, Nick continues the holiday spirit by giving LeBron, Giannis and Jokic gifts in a new game called “Saint Nick.”

On today’s episode, Nick discusses whether Jalen Hurts missing time due to injury will affect the Eagles’ Super Bowl hopes, if Trevor Lawrence is really going to run the table (starting tonight), who has the inside track on the race for the AFC top seed, and who will prevail in a Christmas Day battle between Luka and LeBron. Then, Nick dives into The Masters deciding to invite players from the LIV Tour to the flagship PGA tournament in April.

On today’s episode, it’s time for one last “FIFA Forecast” as Nick recaps an electric World Cup Final. Then, Nick discusses the Kansas City Chiefs barely surviving the Houston Texans and determines if he will bet on the Jags to make the playoffs after upsetting the Cowboys in overtime. Then, Nick weighs in on Anthony Davis’ injury and how this affects the Lakers. Later, Nick reveals if penalty kicks, Bills Mafia and gambling Russ are “Naughty or Nice” in a new game. Lastly, Nick wraps the show with some questions from the audience.

On today’s episode, Nick recaps the Miami Dolphins vs Los Angeles Chargers game, discusses the scare the Kansas City Chiefs gave him, and decides if it’s time for Tom Brady to start that broadcasting job after Brock Purdy and the 49ers blew out the Buccaneers. Then, Nick recaps the World Cup quarterfinals and previews the upcoming semifinals. Later, It’s time to go All-In or Fold on Baker Mayfield, the Dallas Cowboys and Jaguars betting bans. Lastly, Nick wraps the show with some questions from the audience.

On today’s episode, Nick discusses Baker Mayfield being claimed by the Los Angeles Rams, previews the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at San Francisco 49ers game and determines if the Los Angeles Lakers have turned their season around. Then, Nick discusses Brittney Griner’s release from prison in Russia. Later, Nick fills in the blank on how Cristiano Ronaldo might be feeling after getting benched, why the Bills won’t win the Super Bowl, and what the biggest story line in the NBA thus far is in “Wright Ins”.

On today’s episode, Nick recaps the Kansas City Chiefs at Cincinnati Bengals game, discusses Lamar Jackson’s injury as well as the future of the San Francisco 49ers and Miami Dolphins. Then, it’s time for another “FIFA Forecast'' as Nick recaps USMNT’s loss and determines whether or not he is sticking with Brazil as his team to win it all. Later, Nick determines if the Giants saved their season, whether Mike White is the future of the Jets and if the Jaguars betting ban should return after just one week in Wright or Wrong.

On today’s episode, Nick discusses what Josh Allen being injured could do to the NFL, the Colts' decision to hire Jeff Saturday. Nick dives into the Nets' decision to hire Jacque Vaughn. Later, Nick decides whether to go “All-In or Fold” on the OBJ to Dallas and if the Lakers will trade Davis.

On today’s episode, Nick recaps the Kansas City Chiefs vs Tennessee Titans game, discusses what it would take for Josh Allen to get his respect, and Tom Brady’s comeback win over the Rams. Then, Nick decides which division he thinks will produce more playoff teams between the NFC & AFC East.

Nick dives into the dysfunctional Brooklyn Nets franchise with the firing of Steve Nash and the possible hiring of Ime Udoka as the next head coach. Then, Nick discusses what was supposed to be a top match-up turned Sunday snoozer in a Rams vs Buccaneers preview.

On today’s episode, Nick recaps the Buffalo Bills vs Green Bay Packers on Sunday Night, gives his thoughts on who wins the high-flying NFC East, and determines whether or not the San Francisco 49ers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers can win their divisions.

On today’s episode, Nick previews the Buccaneers vs Ravens Thursday night matchup, discusses Bucks-Nets, and which NFL teams should consider trades as the deadline nears. Then, Nick’s other son faces off against the Brooklyn Nets. Later, the doctor is in.

On today’s episode, Nick discusses if Tom Brady should have stayed retired, who is responsible for the struggles in Green Bay and whether or not Daniel Jones is good enough to keep the Giants rolling. Then, Nick goes in on the Lakers disastrous start.

On today’s episode, Nick recaps the Nets/Pelicans game, names an MVP other than Luka and defends his NBA championship prediction.

On today’s episode, Nick recaps the Bills vs Chiefs game, discusses a great weekend in the NFC East and a few Sunday upsets. Then, Nick decides to go “All In or Fold” with the Bengals, Vikings and betting on the Jags. Lastly, Nick wraps the show with some questions from the audience.

On today’s episode, Nick previews the Bills vs Chiefs Sunday match-up, determines if the Cowboys have a Tom Brady / Drew Bledsoe situation going on and whether or not a team will trade for Draymond by the end of the season.

Nick discusses the beast that is the NFC East, a questionable roughing the passer call in Tampa, and if the Chiefs should be worried about facing the Buffalo Bills next week. Then, he discusses Draymond’s apology and if he’s sticking with his guy Trevor Lawrence.

On today’s episode, Nick discusses whether or not the Packers should sign OBJ, and if the Rams would be better off with Jared Goff. Then it’s Victor Wembanyama vs Scoot Henderson. Lastly, Nick puts on his public defender hat to defend Draymond, the 1-2-1 Colts and exorbitantly overpaid mascots.