On his regular Monday morning interview on KCBS Radio, former Oakland Raiders Head Coach and NFL Hall of Famer John Madden called the signing of the former Seattle Seahawks pro-bowler an interesting move. "He's one of the best corners, if not, the best corner in football" Madden said "He's big, and he's strong, and he's fast, and he's physical, and he's smart."

On his regular Friday morning interview on KCBS Radio former Oakland Raiders Head Coach and NFL Hall of Famer John Madden was joined by The NFL Network's Steve Mariucci, and "Mooch" was forced to defend himself. Madden claims Mariucci's coverage of the NFL Combine was lackingm and highjinks ensue.

"Holy Moly! History Came Back To Us!" As Phil Mickelson and Michelle Wie win golf tournaments over the weekend!

On his regular Monday morning interview on KCBS Radio former Oakland Raiders Head Coach John Madden expressed his enjoyment in seeing golfers Phil Mickelson and Michelle Wie end long winless droughts.

On his regular Friday morning interview on KCBS Radio former Oakland Raiders Head Coach and NFL Hall of Famer John Madden dished on how former San Francisco 49ers head coach Steve Mariucci is covering this weekend's NFL combine in Indy and explained just how Warriors star Steph Curry broke shattered a coffee table in his hotel room swinging a golf club.

John Madden had to get up early. REALLY early. That led the Hall of Fame coach to ask the KCBS Radio morning team how they deal with the "weird" life of pre-dawn wakeup calls. And speaking of weird, he also gave us an insider's perspective on how the NFL is dealing with the controversy surrounding the "catch rule".

On his regular Friday morning interview on KCBS Radio, Former Oakland Raiders Head Coach John Madden talked about the pros and cons of the new rules intended to speed up the pace of play. He said that making games shorter might not be the most important change MLB needs to make, and also that the new rules might hasten technological advances.

The promise of seeing the NBA's best go head-to-head delivered in the All Star Game. Former Oakland Raiders Head Coach John Madden says in his regular Monday morning interview on KCBS Radio that the regular complaints about the game being too high scoring with no defense to speak of did not apply this year. Madden says that's because giving control of the game to leaders who take it seriously like Steph Curry and Lebron James gives players ownership and an extra dose of motivation and pride. Madden has also been watching the Olympics and enjoying all the events, but says he's still waiting for something to really capture his attention. Bubba Watson won the Genesis Open Sunday, his first win on the PGA Tour in two years. Madden says it's always great to see players make it back on top - much like fellow Bubba, Bubba Wallace, who placed second in the Daytona 500. In the battle of the Bubbas though, Madden says "if there's any guy that doesn't look like a 'Bubba' it's Bubba Watson".

On his regular Friday morning interview on KCBS Radio, Former Oakland Raiders Head Coach John Madden talked about how much he’s enjoying watching the Olympics. He said it’s amazing to watch athletes do something so few people are even capable of attempting, and about the evolution of what athletes can physically accomplish.

Football season might be over but on his regular Monday morning interview on KCBS Radio, Former Oakland Raiders Head Coach John Madden says there's still a lot of great events for sports fans. Madden spent the weekend at the Pebble Beach Golf Tournament where Ted Potter Jr. claimed his second PGA tour win, and Madden explains why Potter is the ultimate "grinder" and how he got his nickname. Madden also says the debate over whether Randy Moss or Terrell Owens was the better choice to make it into the Pro Football Hall of Fame is a silly argument, as they both deserve it and Madden is "glad they got them both in". Madden also says that while he may not be familiar with the ins and outs of Winter Olympic sports like curling or speed skating, that's not going to stop him from watch world class athletes.

The 49ers and Garoppolo agreed to a five-year, $137.5 million contract Thursday, which NFL Network reported to be the largest contract, on an annual basis, in league history. On his regular Friday morning interview on KCBS Radio, Former Oakland Raiders Head Coach John Madden assessed the signing.