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Today on the show, Phillip opens with his thoughts on some of SEC commissioner Greg Sankey's comments at SEC Media Days and Alex Golesh. Then, PJ is joined by the voice of the Florida State Seminoles in an one on one conversation. Jeff discusses what went wrong in 2025, quarterback Ashton Daniels, new look defense, and some hoops talk.

Phillip Jordan is joined by Garrett Ross of Baylor Bears on 247Sports for an early preview of the week one matchup between the Auburn Tigers and the Baylor Bears. Garrett is also the senior producer of 365 Sports and covers LSU recruiting for Tiger Bait.

Andy Burcham, the voice of the Auburn Tigers, joins Phillip Jordan to talk about his induction into the Alabama Broadcasters Association Hall of Fame, early impressions of Alex Golesh, 2026 Auburn football, and Steven Pearl year one for Auburn basketball.

Today, Phillip Jordan is joined by Troy Trojans play-by-play voice Barry McKnight to discuss Troy’s remarkable run to the College World Series. Barry breaks down the Trojans’ roller-coaster season, how they battled through the Gainesville Regional, and what it meant for the program to host its first-ever Super Regional on the road to Omaha.

This week on The New Phillip Jordan Podcast, Phillip Jordan is joined by veteran Wiregrass sports writer Jon Johnson, who was recently honored with the prestigious Mel Allen Media Award at the Alabama Sports Hall of Fame. With 37 years covering sports across Southeast Alabama, Jon reflects on his long career in journalism, what the award means to him, and the changes he has seen in the local sports landscape. Phillip and Jon also dive into Troy football, the growth of Dothan United Soccer, and the debate surrounding a potential 24-team College Football Playoff.

aron Nagler of Cheesehead TV joins the show to discuss the creation and growth of one of the top independent Green Bay Packers media platforms. Aaron talks about building Cheesehead TV from the ground up, the evolution of covering the Packers in the digital era, and some of the biggest moments he has experienced covering the team.Phillip and Aaron also dive into the incredible history of quarterback play in Green Bay, discussing the eras of Brett Favre, Aaron Rodgers, and Jordan Love.The conversation then shifts to the current Packers roster and expectations for the upcoming season. Topics include Jordan Love entering year four as the starter, the addition of veteran backup Tyrod Taylor and how he can help Love’s development, plus what former Packers backup Malik Willis could bring as the new starter for the Miami Dolphins. The guys also discuss the running back depth behind Josh Jacobs, second-year wide receiver Matthew Golden potentially earning a bigger role in the offense, and the defense under new coordinator Jonathan Gannon.Phillip wraps up the episode with a solo segment reacting to recent comments from Lane Kiffin about Ole Miss and discusses reports that ESPN is pushing to cap any future College Football Playoff expansion at no more than 16 teams.

The Sporting News senior writer Bill Bender joins Phillip Jordan to discuss how possible a 24-team College Football Playoff could happen and what it would mean to the sport. They also talk about The Sporting News post spring top 25 and SEC vs Big Ten.

Phillip opens the show by breaking down recent comments from Kirby Smart on why the SEC may be falling behind the Big Ten. Is it really about top-end talent vs. depth? Phillip gives his take on where the gap actually stands. Then, Kole Musgrove of Seahawks Wire joins the show to break down the Seattle Seahawks offseason. From roster moves to expectations heading into the season, it’s a full look at what’s next in Seattle.

Phillip Jordan is joined by 1819 News Auburn writer Logan Fowler to discuss Tigers in the NFL Draft, Alex Golesh, recruiting, and much more!

It’s an all Auburn podcast this week on The Phillip Jordan Show! Jac Myrick of SportsCall Auburn and Auburn Wire joins Phillip to look back at the A-Day and talk about the new look Auburn basketball roster.