Former Patriots wide receiver, Irving Fryar, joins In The Huddle host Pete Brock to reflect on his lengthy career, his college days, and more. Fryar will always be remembered for his extremely efficient receiving and punt returning. He was drafted by the Patriots with the 1st overall pick in the 1984 draft and went on to play 9 years with the club. He was selected to 1 Pro Bowl in New England (1985) and 4 more after he left, and he is a member of the Patriots All-1980s Team as well as the 50th Anniversary Team. This episode of In The Huddle is proudly sponsored by Mark Cruise & Family and MAYO Designs.

In this episode of the Coaching Remotely Podcast, former Patriots offensive line coach Dante Scarnecchia shares his advice for parents of kids that love to play sports and keys to youth coaching.

Former Patriots Pete Brock & Tony Collins roll back time. 

Kerry Taylor comes back on the Coaching Remotely Podcast to explain the importance of warming up before physical activity and football games. Taylor will also run through a warm-up drill with 12 different stretches and routines

Warm-Up Drill - Complete the following stretches/routines in this order:

1. Jog

2. Knee Hugs

3. High-Knees

4. Quad Stretch

5. Butt Kicks

6. Alternating Toe Touch

7. Deions

8. Lateral Lunge

9. Lateral Shuffle

10. Rev. Single Leg Deadlift

11. Back Pedal

12. Jog

In this episode of the Coaching Remotely Podcast, former Patriots offensive line coach Dante Scarnecchia explains how to build trust amongst other football players.

In this episode of the Coaching Remotely Podcast, Diana Krol from the New England Dairy and Food Council joins the Wellness Huddle and shares tips for crafting nutritional, tasty, on-the-go snacks for your next football practice or game.

Former Patriots, Tony McGee and Ray Hamilton, join In The Huddle host Pete Brock to talk about the 70s Pats, share stories, and more. McGee played 14 years in the NFL, the majority of which in New England (1974-1981). He was an exquisite defensive linemen, recording 106.5 sacks in his career, and he was renowned for his durability, missing only 1 game in his entire career. Hamilton played all 9 years of his career in New England (1973-1981) and he went on to become a defensive line coach for a number of organizations, including the Patriots. During his playing days, Hamilton started every single game for New England at nose tackle until his final season, embodying the acclaimed toughness of New England’s defense. Both players are members of the Patriots 1970s All-Decade Team. This episode of In The Huddle is proudly sponsored by Mark Cruise & Family.

In this episode of the Coaching Remotely Podcast, former Patriots offensive line coach Dante Scarnecchia discusses how to get the best out of youth football players.

Former Patriots RT, Bob McKay, joins In The Huddle host Pete Brock to discuss the lessons of football, their time together on the Patriots, their teammates, and more. McKay built a name for himself in Cleveland as a staple for their offensive line. Because of his experience, Pete credits Bob as a great veteran presence in the locker room and his first mentor in the NFL that taught him to play like a professional. McKay was an All-American on a National Championship football team at Texas in 1969, he was the Browns’ first round draft pick in the 1970 Draft, and he was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2017. He played 9 years in the league and concluded his career in New England from 1976-1978. This episode of In The Huddle is proudly sponsored by Mark Cruise & Family.

A well-known supporter of Patriots Alumni, Jeanne D'Arc Credit Union, checks in with local students about financial education. 

Additional financial resources can be found at www.jdcu.org/education.