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Hall of famer Ronnie Lott joined Scott Mitchell on Helmets Off podcast.
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How can the very first Super Bowl not be a ground breaking moment in NFL history? The NFL can chalk most of its success up to television. But leading up to this game the New York Giants did something that was considered shady. The AFL and the NFL eventually merged and the rest is history.
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We have Millennial Josh on the show today to talk about how a millennial would fix the Super Bowl. The ratings were down and Josh is here to fix it. He says millennials want a high flying offense. We want Patrick Mahomes. Scott asks Millennial Josh whether or not they care about the Super Bowl commercials.
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The NFL Draft is upon us. It's a day fans love because it brings faith that their teams might actually improve. Scott talks about all of the misinformation that is flying around because coaches know how to play games by falsifying who they want in the NFL Draft. Kyler Murray is so obviously going to the Cardinals even if John Gruden is trying to sway decisions. Scott give his picks and predictions.
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The NFL Draft just happened. Scott is ranking what he thinks were the best moves in the NFL Draft. Some teams seem to always get it right while others seem to always get it wrong. The Pittsburgh Steelers really got it right in the NFL Draft this year, but not as good as the Washington Redskins.
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We are creating the perfect NFL Quarterback with parts from all of the legendary NFL Quarterbacks. There are four categories: Feet, arm, head and heart. Scott Mitchell, former NFL quarterback, offers great insight into what makes the perfect quarterback.
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In 1980, Dave Kreig tried out for the Seattle Seahawks as an undrafted free agent out of Milton College. Seattle picked him up as their third string quarterback. Dave immediately started working his way up. In 1982, he started for Seattle.
After Seattle, Dave Kreig played for Kansas City Chiefs, Detroit Lions, Arizona Cardinals, Chicago Bears, and Tennessee Oilers.
Helmets Off is hosted by Scott Mitchell. Scott was a record setting quarterback for the University of Utah. His NFL career included Miami Dolphins, Detroit Lions, Baltimore Ravens, and Cincinnati Bengals.
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“Zachary Mitchell with the touchdown!”
Scott Mitchell’s son scored a big touchdown during his high school football game this past weekend. Scott was and is elated. This was Zach’s first varsity football game. He is a junior in high school. Scott has a hard time finding words for his excitement in this heartwarming episode of Helmets Off.
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Travis Pastrana and Luke Aikins, both extreme athletes, came on Helmets Off to talk latest projects, biggest jumps and dumbest stunts. Last night Aikins flew into Salt Lake City over the capitol building to usher in this year's Nitro World Games. Scott asks the duo why they do what they do and when enough is enough. They talk their biggest goals and how their interest is now in helping the next generation of extreme athletes succeed.
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Travis Pastrana and Luke Aikins, both extreme athletes, came on Helmets Off to talk latest projects, biggest jumps and dumbest stunts. Last night Aikins flew into Salt Lake City over the capitol building to usher in this year's Nitro World Games. Scott asks the duo why they do what they do and when enough is enough. They talk their biggest goals and how their interest is now in helping the next generation of extreme athletes succeed.
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Helmets Off is hosted by former NFL and University of Utah football quarterback and reality TV star, Scott Mitchell. In each episode of Helmets Off, Scott has a very personal and candid…