LandryFootball.com Podcast, Week of August 5th, 2019

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Among the topics in this edition of the LandryFootball.com podcast: 

Tavien Feaster left Clemson for South Carolina to get more playing time and potentially improve his draft stock. Did he need to, or could he have gotten enough exposure at Clemson?

Does any player have more pressure on him to perform well in week one than Oregonn’s Justin Herbert against Auburn?

Who are some candidates off fans radar to make a jump into the top 5 of the draft like Alabama’s Quinnen Williams did last season?

Will NFL people be rooting against the unorthodox, heavily college influenced Arizona Cardinals?

How much can Lincoln Riley improve Jalen Hurts at Oklahoma?

As practice begins, what are your favorite coach season opening cliches?

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This week on the LandryFootball.com Weekly Podcast starts with Chris talking Clemson and the very under-appreciated offensive line there. Jackson Carman, in particular, gets Chris' attention, as believes the Tigers' line can be even better this season than in 2019. Chris stays in the Atlantic Division with a discussion about what makes AJ Dillon one of the most anonymous superstars in college football. Chris wraps up the first part of the podcast with a discussion of UNC's chances to actually win the Coastal Division in Mack Brown's first season back on campus, as well as how Miami's ground game will determine as much about the 'Canes' success this season as the quarterback battle.

In the second segment Chris starts with Kelly Bryant and Missouri and how he and Derek Dooley should mesh this season. He also gives a bird's eye of the Tennessee skill positions on offense, in addition to the RB-WR-TE combo that Vanderbilt has at its disposal this coming season. Chris wraps up with a discussion of how much better the Arkansas offense will be this season now that Chad Morris has a quarterback who speaks the language of his offense. 

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This week on the LandryFootball.com Weekly Podcast the discussion starts in the ACC with the reigning champs. Chris does a fly-over of the Clemson receiver corp and the height/size profile that the staff clearly targets in recruiting. Chris then talks Syracuse and NC State as the best of a weak group of contenders to dethrone the Tigers.

Chris then goes to the Coastal Division and gives the low-down on how Mack Brown and his staff of top recruiters are transforming the roster at UNC. Virginia's chances in the division are up next for Chris, as well as the impact Bronco Mendenhall has made in just a few years on campus.

In the SEC Chris begins in the East with "Who's the biggest threat to UGA?" Florida is the clear answer and the Gators, at least now, aren't anywhere close to Georgia's talent level.

This week on the LandryFootball.com Weekly Podcast the discussion starts in the ACC with the reigning champs. Chris does a fly-over of the Clemson receiver corp and the height/size profile that the staff clearly targets in recruiting. Chris then talks Syracuse and NC State as the best of a weak group of contenders to dethrone the Tigers.

Chris then goes to the Coastal Division and gives the low-down on how Mack Brown and his staff of top recruiters are transforming the roster at UNC. Virginia's chances in the division are up next for Chris, as well as the impact Bronco Mendenhall has made in just a few years on campus.

In the SEC Chris begins in the East with "Who's the biggest threat to UGA?" Florida is the clear answer and the Gators, at least now, aren't anywhere close to Georgia's talent level.

Auburn's defensive line gets Chris' attention next, as well as what's possible for Rashard Lawrence and the LSU pass rush this coming season. Texas A&M and Arkansas wrap up Chris' discussion for this week.

Auburn's defensive line gets Chris' attention next, as well as what's possible for Rashard Lawrence and the LSU pass rush this coming season. Texas A&M and Arkansas wrap up Chris' discussion for this week.

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This week on the LandryFootball.com weekly podcast Chris starts with a general download of how different coaching staffs in the SEC and ACC and throughout college football are working the transfer portal. Chris passes along insight directly from his conversations with head coaches and assistants across the college game, and also talks how college programs now have scouts for players at other programs, same as the NFL has had for decades.

In segment 2 Chris moves onto the field, starting in Tuscaloosa with Trevon Diggs and what's possible for the former WR and returner in the 2019 season. Auburn's secondary and linebackers are next for Chris, as well as how LSU moves on from Devin White. Chris also talks Rashard Lawrence and what makes him so difficult for offensive tackles every Saturday.

Chris also goes over all the options Todd Grantham has in Gainesville and how the Gators defense in general should perform this season. 

Chris wraps up by talking ACC Coastal, specifically Virginia and UNC and how the division is wide open both on the field and when it comes to the unofficial title of Best Recruiting Program.

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This week on the LandryFootball.com Podcast we start in Tallahassee as Chris talks Cam Akers and what's possible for the FSU back in what is almost certainly his final season with the 'Noles. Chris also talks departing WR George Campbell and how he may finally be able to have his considerable talent equal on-field production. 

Ryan Finley's departure creates a challenge for Dave Dorean and NC State and Chris talks the state of the Wolfpack program. Syracuse, Georgia Tech and Virginia all get Chris' attention next, as does UNC and the job recruiting Mack Brown and his staff have done over the past six months.

In segment 2 Chris talks Ole Miss and LSU, specifically Jerrion Ealy and Maurice Hampton now joining the programs after not being taken in the 1st round of the MLB draft. Auburn's defensive line and Bama's pass rush wrap up Chris' topics for the week.

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This week on the LandryFootball.com Weekly Podcast we start in the SEC East as Chris talks the medical retirement of two Tennessee players and how losing Darrin Kirkland, in particular, is such a disappointing piece of news on Rocky Top. Chris also talks the development of Jarret Guarantano heading into his fourth season in the program. Developing depth on the line of scrimmage has been a big challenge for Jeremy Pruitt and Chris breaks down the gains the UT program has made the past two years.

Chris also talks the prospects for South Carolina's 2019 season and just how difficult it will be for Will Muschamp to find 8 wins on the schedule. Chris also covers the Mississippi State linebacker corp and how it could be the conference's best in 2019. Trey Knox and the impact he can make as a true FR at Arkansas is next up, as well as discussing how Dana Holgorsen and D'Eriq King will mesh this year at the University of Houston.

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