The Jim Rome Show


The Jim Rome Show a.k.a. The Jungle is three hours of Jim Rome at his best with his aggressive, informed sports opinions, rapid-fire dialogue and plenty of sports smack. As one the most prolific sports talk hosts in America, The Jungle draws massive tune-in with legions of fans known as clones, who live for Rome’s “take” on the day’s largest issues in sports.

The Jim Rome show provides news and opinion on the day’s hottest stories with rants, debates, guest appearances by some of the biggest names in sports and interviews with the top choice of athletes. Rome also provides his unique take on the day’s sports headlines with the Rome Report that airs at 3:25pm in The Zone with Mark Scholten.

Monday – Friday:  Noon – 3 p.m.

Recent Headlines

2 days ago in Sports

In the NBA, 2025 might go down as the year of the injured. Nikola Jokic joined that club at the end

Indiana's Tyrese Haliburton is going to miss the entire season because of the torn Achilles he suffered in Game 7 of the NBA Finals. Boston's Jayson Tatum — who hopes otherwise — might also miss the whole season after tearing his Achilles in the playoffs last spring.

2 days ago in Sports

Tiger Woods turns 50. It’s the one time golf’s greats can relate to him

Talk to any golfer who played against Tiger Woods and there is sure to be at least one story about one shot so sublime they were certain it could not be hit by them or anyone else.

2 days ago in Sports

Former world heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua is ‘stable’ after 2 die in car accident in Nigeria

Anthony Joshua, the two-time former world heavyweight champion from Britain, was in a stable condition in the hospital Monday after being involved in a car crash in Nigeria that killed two people who were close friends and team members, his promoter said.

1 week ago in Local Sports, Northwest Sports, Professional, Sports

Kraken hold off struggling Kings 3-2

Kraken have now won three in a row to reverse worse-ever skid

1 week ago in Sports, Trending

Jalen Hurts and the Eagles win their second NFC East title in a row by beating the Commanders 29-18

As the percussive horns of Stevie Wonder's "Sir Duke" filled the air, Philadelphia Eagles coach Nick Sirianni — wearing a black T-shirt bearing the words, "Been there, won that" — made the rounds in the locker room, offering hand clasps and back slaps to his players after they accomplished something that hadn't happened in two decades: win a second consecutive NFC East title.