Undisputed Presents: All Facts No Brakes with Keyshawn Johnson FOX Sports

The Commanders’ newest running back Austin Ekeler joins the show to talk about free agency, Jayden Daniels, and why he chose Washington over other teams. He reflects on his early beginnings as a zero-star high school recruit and his journey to becoming one of the most versatile running backs in the league in his 7 seasons with the Chargers. Austin wraps things up sharing his thoughts on Christian McCaffrey’s record-setting contract extension and explains why running backs are frustrated with their value.
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NBA legend and 3x Sixth Man of the Year Jamal Crawford joins the show! Jamal starts the show talking about growing up in Seattle and the best players who came out of the area. He also talks about being traded to the Chicago Bulls, working out alongside Michael Jordan as a rookie, and playing a young MJ in the iconic “23 vs 39” Gatorade commercial. Afterwards, Jamal reveals his Sixth Man Mt. Rushmore and explains why he could never be “the fifth man.” Keyshawn and Jamal preview the NBA finals, discuss the media coverage surrounding Caitlin Clark, and wrap things up debating the GOAT of the NBA: Michael Jordan or LeBron?
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Rachel Nichols joins the show to talk about the most surprising things from the NBA Playoffs, Ty Lue’s extension with the Clippers, JJ Redick frontrunner to be Lakers head coach, All-NBA snubs, and if the Timberwolves are built for a comeback. Rachel and Keyshawn also talk about Bronny James declining workouts, LeBron’s future, and share their thoughts on Rudy Gobert criticism for missing a playoff game for the birth of his child. They also dive into the Celtics and whether or not Jayson Tatum will go down as an all-time Celtic great.
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Super Bowl Champion, 4x Pro Bowler, and Patriots Hall of Famer Drew Bledsoe joins Keyshawn on "All Facts No Brakes." To start the show, Drew talks about writing his own jokes for "The Roast of Tom Brady" and reveals which athlete he wants to see roasted next. Drew also talks about growing up in Washington, playing at Washington State University, and being drafted No. 1 by New England. He dives into his career with the Patriots, playing for Bill Parcells, and the Mo Lewis hit that knocked him out. Drew talks about Tom Brady, his NFL legacy, Drake Maye's future, and shares his thoughts on the Falcons drafting Michael Penix Jr. Afterwards, Keyshawn and Drew reflect on being teammates on the 2005 Cowboys and their heated sideline exchange during an Eagles game. Drew also reveals which NFL players today would be in the game 'Backyard Football,' and recalls the time he was accidentally roped into Terry Rozier and Eric Bledsoe's beef during the 2018 NBA playoffs.
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2x World Champion, 3x All Star, and Braves Hall of Famer David Justice joins Keyshawn on “All Facts No Brakes.” To start things off, David talks about growing up in Cincinnati and how he got into playing baseball after excelling in basketball first. He recalls what it’s like for young Black players coming up, his career with the Atlanta Braves, and being teammates with Deion Sanders when he played an NFL & MLB game in the same day. David also talks about the inaccuracies in ‘Moneyball,’ the Oakland Athletics moving to Sacramento, and the decline of Black players in MLB. The guys wrap up debating whether Barry Bonds belong in the Hall of Fame, and if the MLB should switch to robot umpires.
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Joining us on “All Facts No Brakes” is 3x NBA Champion, former Coach of the Year and Lakers legend, Byron Scott! To start the show, Byron talks about growing up Inglewood, CA and being traded to his hometown team shortly after the Draft. He describes what it was like to play for the Showtime Lakers alongside Magic Johnson,Kareem Abdul Jabar, James Worthy and says the ’87-’88 team was the greatest team of all time. Byron also talks about his coaching career and what it was like to guide Kobe Bryant during his rookie year and coach him 18 years later. Keyshawn and Byron also talk about what’s next for the Knicks, Anthony Edwards, the next Lakers head coach, plus LeBron’s future in LA and what that means for Bronny.
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