The Jim Rome Show

Jim Rome opens by praising the Chicago Bears for scoring 59 points against the Panthers, highlighting Ben Johnson’s bold goals and Caleb Williams’ performance.

Jim Rome opens the second hour of his show by praising the Chicago Bears' high-scoring offense and Ben Johnson's intensity, while dismissing their chances of winning a Lombardi this season.

Jim Rome opens with a scathing critique of the Cowboys' Week 1 loss, arguing their defensive struggles are a long-term trend rather than a one-off blunder.

Jim Rome delivers a scathing monologue on a new lawsuit alleging decades of sexual hazing in Michigan’s hockey program, including graphic details like blowtorches and pucks.

Jim Rome opens the show by marking the 25th anniversary of 9/11, sharing a story about how a producer saved John Thompson’s life and reflecting on the emotional impact of Mike Piazza’s home run.

Jim Rome opens the show by criticizing the Rams' poor performance against the 49ers in Australia, attributing their loss to jet lag and a lack of urgency compared to Frisco's intense preparation.

Jim Rome hosts his "Beef Phones" segment, fielding listener complaints ranging from Amazon returns and oven clocks to angry cyclists and dental hygienists.

Jim Rome and James Kelly analyze NFL Week 1, picking the 49ers, Texans, Steelers, Bengals, and Cowboys while joking about the "Big Head's Ass List.

Jim Rome opens the show by criticizing Drake May’s disastrous performance against the Seahawks, highlighting his three fourth-quarter interceptions and the Patriots' subsequent fan backlash.

Jim Rome addresses the potential cancellation of the 31st annual Smack Off, citing a lack of caller energy and the shift in audience engagement toward digital platforms.

Jim Rome and guests debate the controversial "secret clock" controversy in the Big Ten, arguing that Michigan’s win over Western Michigan was illegitimate based on NCAA timing protocols.

Jim Rome opens the show by discussing the NFL season opener, focusing on the Patriots' need to move past the Mike Vrabel scandal and their matchup against the Seahawks.

Jim Rome opens by criticizing the SEC's threat to eject LSU over Lane Kiffin's comments, then mocks 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan's confusion regarding time zones for the Rams game.

Jim Rome opens the hour with breaking news that Aaron Donald will not travel to Australia for the Rams' opener.

Jim Rome opens the show by mocking the SEC’s absurd threat to expel LSU after Lane Kiffin’s dominant debut, arguing the conference is acting delusional.

Jim Rome interviews former Georgia QB Aaron Murray, who discusses the Lane Kiffin legal drama, predicts an LSU victory over Clemson, and names Stetson Bennett as Georgia's greatest player.

Jim Rome hosts his "Beef" segment, fielding listener complaints ranging from Cleveland Browns quarterback woes and RC car crashes to a giant roach in a hotel room.

Jim Rome and James Kelly discuss viral stories about Deion Love and a "butt sniffer" before previewing college football games like Clemson vs.

Jim Rome reacts to the NBA’s historic penalty against the Clippers, detailing the Wachtell Lipton report’s findings on Steve Ballmer and Kawhi Leonard’s salary cap violations.

Jim Rome interviews former MLB star Mark Trumbo about the sale of the Los Angeles Angels to Stan Kroenke, discussing the franchise's recent…

Jim Rome reacts to the NBA’s harsh penalties against the Clippers for salary cap circumvention, mocking Kawhi Leonard’s lack of accountability in his public statement.

Jim Rome discusses Lane Kiffin’s chaotic tenure at LSU, highlighting a Vanity Fair excerpt detailing Kiffin’s past personal struggles and his current legal battles with the SEC.

Jim Rome discusses Tony Romo’s addiction struggles, drawing parallels to Ricky Williams and highlighting Darryl Strawberry’s recovery as a beacon of hope.

Jim Rome mocks Dejon Love’s mugshot and discusses his arrest for scamming women while impersonating a 49ers player.

Jim Rome discusses Tua Tagovailoa’s questionable status as the Falcons’ starter, citing his poor preseason stats and awkward social media behavior, while urging the team to play Michael Penix Jr.

Jim Rome mocks the "Fake 49er" scammer who deceived victims with a helmet and fake wealth, joking that the distraction benefits owner Jed York.

Jim Rome defends LA sports fans, arguing that USC’s low attendance stems from the team’s lack of success rather than apathy, noting fans flock to winners.

Jim Rome discusses Aaron Donald’s return to the Rams, creating a formidable defense with Miles Garrett, though he notes historical trends against preseason favorites.

Jim Rome debates playing a second, graphic AI-generated video from caller V, who negotiated a deal by delivering a highly rated sports take criticizing Vikings quarterback J.

Jim Rome mocks the San Francisco 49ers for a recent scam where a man posed as a player to defraud women, adding to the team's recent controversies.

Jim Rome rips Deshaun Watson’s contract and performance after Alvin Gabriel’s stellar preseason showing for the Browns, jokingly pitching himself to the Falcons.

Jim Rome hosts a marathon "Beef" segment featuring video submissions and phone calls where listeners vent about everything from home repairs to celebrity deaths.

Jim Rome and James Kelly preview college football, picking TCU, FSU, USC, and Virginia while mocking Jed York’s arrest.

Jim Rome leads with extensive commentary on 49ers owner Jed York’s arrest for soliciting prostitution, mocking the humiliating body camera footage and York’s failed disguise.

Jim Rome critiques the legal chaos in college football, specifically Lane Kiffin’s lawsuit against the NCAA and the SEC’s harsh penalties for allowing NFL players to return.

Jim Rome discusses the Big Ten’s ban on NFL players returning to college, focusing on Daquan Wright’s move from the Browns to LSU.

Jim Rome satirizes the Jed York prostitution sting, correcting details about the $160 price and mocking the owner's poor judgment.

Jim Rome rages against the Cleveland Browns for naming Deshaun Watson starting QB, citing fan outrage and Watson’s disrespectful press conference.

Jim Rome interviews Georgia Tech head coach Brent Key, who discusses his team’s upcoming season opener against Colorado, new offensive coordinator George Godsey, and assistant coach DeAndre Hopkins.

Jim Rome interviews former NFL safety TJ Ward, who critiques the Browns' decision to start Deshaun Watson over Shadur Sanders, citing contract obligations and fan unrest.

Jim Rome criticizes the Cleveland Browns for naming Deshaun Watson starting quarterback despite his poor preseason play and inflammatory comments toward fans.

Jim Rome mocks the claim that Sergio Garcia’s Masters tantrum caused PIF to pull funding from the LIV Golf Tour, arguing the venture failed due to poor ratings and bad management.

Jim Rome discusses Logan Ryan’s advice for athletes transitioning to broadcasting and praises his financial discipline.

Jim Rome argues against rushing Raiders rookie quarterback Fernando Mendoza, criticizing his "Mr.

Jim Rome hosts a rapid-fire "Beef" segment where callers vent frustrations about back-to-school scheduling, rude DoorDash customers, and annoying public restroom sensors.

Jim Rome and James Kelly banter about production staff changes before discussing the Denver Nuggets' front office and making college football picks,…

Jim Rome analyzes a Louisiana court ruling allowing 16 NFL players to return to college for an extra year of eligibility, arguing it is a specific legal anomaly rather than the end of college sports.

Jim Rome interviews Arkansas head football coach Ryan Silverfield, who discusses his first season, the importance of fundraising, and his collaboration with John Calipari.