Stephen A. Smith
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Tyreek Hill police incident, NFL Week 1 recap, CFB pretenders, Cris Carter/Drew Rosenhaus, more
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September 9, 2024
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Stephen A. talks NFL opening weekend with Pro Football Hall of Famer Cris Carter and interviews Tyreek Hill’s agent, Drew Rosenbaum, about Hill’s run-in with Miami-Dade police. In college football, he discusses Notre Dame’s loss to NIU and CU’s fall to Nebraska. Also on his mind is the season-ending injury of WNBA’s Angel Reese, Beyonce’s CMA Awards snub, and the announcement that rapper Kendrick Lamar will headline the NFL's Super Bowl LIX Half-Time Show
On The Stephen A. Smith Show, Smith gives you his renowned point of view, breaking barriers beyond the world of sports, and tackling pertinent issues across entertainment, pop culture, society, business, and politics. Three times a week, you'll hear his LIVE unfiltered opinions on the day's biggest headlines as well as straight-shooting interviews with top celebrities, game-changers, and thought leaders across the societal arena.
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