Ep 358 | Lamar Jackson Quits the Baltimore Ravens | Should the Chargers Fire Brandon Staley?
The NFL playoffs have officially begun, and there’s no other way to start Monday off than with Jason and "The Korean Cosell," Steve Kim. Why didn't Lamar Jackson travel to support the Ravens in Cincinnati? Is there trouble in Baltimore? Brandon Staley’s Chargers blew a 27-0 lead to the Jacksonville Jaguars. Could this lead to a new head coach in L.A.? Referee Shawn Smith picked a fight with Joey Bosa, and Mike McDaniel struggled to call plays against the Bills. Does the NFL have an officiating crisis? Also, "Last Chance U's" Coach Jason Brown pops in to discuss whether there's a problem with Lamar Jackson sitting against the Cincinnati Bengals, as well as J.K. Dobbins complaining about his lack of touches.
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