
Jared Stillman talks Nashville sports every Monday through Friday at 2 pm central.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 223 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

oday’s episode covers the biggest stories:
• My official Titans 2026 season expectations — I broke every game into win, should win, toss-up, should lose, and will lose categories. Where do I have them finishing?
• T'Vondre Sweat starts Jets cam... more
Today’s episode covers a little bit of everything:
• JC Latham and Amani Hooker start camp on PUP — Titans fans are freaking out, but is it really that big of a deal this early?
• LeBron James heading to the 76ers — why I both love it and hate ... more
Episodes 6 and 7 of Netflix’s “Quarterback” are out and I give my final thoughts on the series with a heavy focus on Cam Ward:
• Cam says the Titans can be an 8-10 win team if they “fix a few things” — after winning ONE game last year?
• Cam wo... more
Episodes 4 and 5 of Netflix’s “Quarterback” are out and I break them down:
• Cam Ward shown during weeks 2-5, Brian Callahan’s firing, the bye week fishing trip, and the “lost by one score” loser talk
• My honest take on why the show is missing... more
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I enjoy listening to Jared for his “in your face” attitude and his “off the wall” opinions but now without the fence line of controlled radio he sounds more like an adolescent who thinks he sounds cooler dropping the “F-bomb” after every sentence.
Jared relies too much on being a troll and I’m convinced that’s his angle. No one can be that stupid or oblivious to what’s really going on at the Titans. I’ve been a fan since 97-98 season when I started watching football, we’ve had ups and downs, but you don’t go and bash a team consistently that you say you support like this man does. If you want a perfect team, jump a bandwagon every year. You are exhausting. No wonder you’re off the radio.
I’m old, 75, and enjoyed Jared on the radio for about an hour each day. I do not enjoy the YT version of Jared. Cussing takes away from some good points that he still makes in regard to Titans, derogatory comments about individuals are not required.
I enjoy his opinions. He is often great to listen to, but why the cussing like a 16 year old? To grow this show, Stillman will need young kids (like me) that grew up listening to sports talk radio. As a parent I won’t allow my son to listen to him. Am I old fashioned with this view? Perhaps. But, good as he is, he has lost me as a listener. He was better when he had a radio governor on his tongue.
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The show centers on Nashville sports with a sharp, opinion-driven hosting style that blends insider perspectives on the Titans and local teams with broad media and broadcasting industry commentary. Episodes frequently tackle high-profile team drama, front-office moves, and a media landscape shift, often peppered with pop-culture references and pointed takes on national outlets versus local coverage. A standout is the host's willingness to tackle controversial topics head-on, blending humor, nostalgia, and rigorously argued viewpoints, all while maintaining a distinctly Nashville-centric lens. The format often leans into monologues and heated debates, with occasional guests that add local color or expert context, and sponsor reads that ancho... more
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Recent guests on Stillman and Co. include:
1. Caroline Fenton
2. Jeff Schwartz
3. Gentry Estes
4. Chad Withrow
5. John Smoltz
6. Geoff Schwartz
7. Cory Curtis
8. Chris Childers
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