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Christopher "Mad Dog" Russo joins Peter for a wide-ranging conversation on the lost art of appreciating football history, Super Bowl pregame shows, the crafting of a memorable "morning after" monologue, and his thoughts on racket sports and the pickleball and padel crazes currently taking America by storm. Then, Peter gives his official Super Bowl prediction. 

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On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts Podcast, Former All-Pro receivers Terrell Owens and Victor Cruz join Peanut and Roman. T.O. shares his fitness journey with the guys and, even at 50 years old, he mentions the possibility of playing in the newly-formed UFL. He also discusses his business ventures, and whether he can still run a 4.4 40-yard dash. Then, former NY Giants receiver aka “The People’s Champ” Victor Cruz joins the show. He talks about overcoming the odds to have a productive 6-year NFL career and the proudest moment of his playing career. He also shares how he was chosen to be mic’ed up for Super Bowl 46.

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Standup comedian Dan Soder is a die-hard 49ers fan, dating back to his childhood spent as the lone 49ers fan growing up in Denver in the 1980's and 1990's. Soder and Schrager go deep on 49ers fandom, the emotional roller coaster of the 4 years between San Francisco Super Bowl appearances, and what it's like going to the official team party of the Super Bowl loser. Soder is childhood friends with Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel, and he discusses what it was like being by McDaniel's side throughout the Super Bowl XLIV ride. Lastly, Soder details where and how he will be watching Super Bowl XLVIII, and how he's feeling as a 49ers fan heading into the big game on Sunday. 

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Welcome back to NFL Total Access! In today's episode, I'm joined by Bucky Brooks, co-host of the Move the Sticks Podcast, to unpack some of the biggest storylines leading up to Super Bowl 58 as well as Bucky's Mock Draft. 

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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell pays a visit to Peanut and Roman on the latest episode of the NFL Players: Second Acts podcast. Roman starts out sharing how he and other players reacted to the commissioner getting the top job. In a stunning revelation, the commissioner tells the guys how in 1984 he almost took a job with the New York Jets coaching staff after interning with the team. He also shares his welcome to the commissioner moment, and how it was a “holy s**t” experience. And Mr. Goodell takes us inside the “grueling” voting process that led to him becoming the league’s top leader. He shares his thoughts on the “Taylor Swift Effect” of NFL fandom this season and gives us insight to his Super Bowl watching habits (hint: he comes with a pen and paper). Hear what the commissioner says when Peanut and Roman ask him about the league’s efforts to support NFL legends. And the commissioner shares who is on his personal Mount Rushmore.

0:00 – start of episode

1:11 – Roger Goodell introduction
2:31– Roman says nobody knew who Goodell was when he became commissioner, commissioner talks about his start in the league, and his way to becoming commissioner
5:26 – Goodell talks about being offered a job by the Jets as a defensive asst.
7:32– Goodell on what his welcome to the NFL moment was as commissioner, and the first time it hit him he was in the job
9:12 – Goodell on the process to get the top job
11:08 – Roman asking him about the first time he met the commissioner in New Orleans after the Saints first game back in the Superdome after Hurricane Katrina
13:11 – Goodell talks about the NFL returning after the September 11th attacks
13:39– Roman asks Goodell about Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce
16:42– Goodell talks about getting booed, and leaning into it
17:52 – Goodell on who he’s picking for the Super Bowl, and what he roots for during the game
19:07 - Goodell talks about John Madden
21:51 – Peanut asks Goodell about his knee injury, and his transition to his second act
25:48 - break 2
27:04– Roman asks Goodell about how the league is supporting former players
33:21 – Goodell gives his personal Mount Rushmore
35:47 – Goodell is asked about his personal Mount Rushmore of NFL players  

*NOTE: Time codes are approximate

The NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio. 

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First up, we have legendary NFL tight end and four-time Super Bowl champion, Rob Gronkowski. Gronk shares his thoughts on the Kelce vs Kittle debate and why being an NFL tight end is the coolest position on the field right now.

Next, Cleveland Browns defensive standout Myles Garrett and defensive back Denzel Ward reflect on their matchup against the 49ers earlier this season and what it took to secure the win.

We also sit down with Cowboys running back Tony Pollard to discuss what happened to the Cowboys this season and what's next for the him and the team.

Texans rookie sensation CJ Stroud joins us to talk about his remarkable rookie season and what the future holds for him and the Texans in 2024.

Finally, Steelers Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee Cam Heyward shares insights on calling Mike Tomlin the "Old Man" and reveals the secret behind the Steelers' league-best sack rate. Plus, Cam gives us his halftime predictions, including who will join Usher on the Super Bowl stage.

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On today's episode of The NFL Report... Steve Wyche & James Palmer join you from Las Vegas where they look ahead to Super Bowl LVIII between the 49ers and the Chiefs. They are joined by mastermind Chiefs Defensive Coordinator Steve Spagnuolo to discuss how he's preparing for the 49ers offensive attack. They're also joined by Chiefs Safety Justin Reid who discusses the keys to stopping Brock Purdy and Christian McCaffrey. Finally, Steve and James pay tribute to NFL Report producer Larry Campbell, who passed away unexpectedly over the weekend.

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I'm joined by former NFL rushing champ Maurice Jones-Drew as we break down the strategies and storylines leading up to Super Bowl 58.

First up, we dissect the Niners' game plan for stopping the unstoppable force that is Patrick Mahomes. From the importance of pressure and disguise to Defensive Coordinator Steve Wilks' innovative "Match Zone" scheme, we explore how the Niners aim to disrupt the Chiefs' offense.

But let's face it – Mahomes can't be stopped. We delve into why the Chiefs seem to always find a way to win and how their running game could be the key to victory.

Shifting gears, we discuss Christian McCaffrey's Superpower and the pivotal role of both teams' running games in determining the Super Bowl outcome.

As tensions rise, we explore the narrative of how the Chiefs have transformed from heroes to the most hated team in the NFL and why booing them might not be the smartest move.

And finally, Maurice Jones-Drew makes his prediction for Super Bowl 58 – who will hoist the Lombardi Trophy, and what will be the final score?

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Today on NFL Total Access, I am joined by 13-year NFL Veteran Jason McCourty who hosts this year’s NFL 360 BHM special. Also joining us is Emmy Award-winning producer Osahon Tongo, as we delve into two remarkable stories that echo through time.

First up, "The Flyest Ever", the history & legacy of the Tuskegee Airmen and the untold tales behind these pioneers who soared through the skies against all odds.

Then, we journey to "The Chief Who Walked the Sea," an 1803 slave rebellion set against the backdrop of the birthplace of NFL legend Jim Brown. Jason McCourty and Osahon Tongo share their insights into this forgotten chapter, exploring the resilience and resistance of those who chose freedom over enslavement.

Join us for a captivating episode that transcends football, delving into two pivotal periods of American history. These are stories that need to be told and narratives you need to hear. Don't miss the NFL 360 Black History Special, premiering on NFL Network Tuesday, February 6th, at 8 PM ET.

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In today's episode, Niners CEO Jed York tells the story of the day Kyle Shanahan called him to say, “We have a problem. Our third-string quarterback is our best quarterback.”

Discover why Brock Purdy thrives under pressure and why stopping the Chiefs from scoring on their opening drive is crucial for the 49ers.

Uncover why Brock Purdy excels when facing pressure.

Explore the significance of the 49ers preventing the Chiefs from scoring on their opening drive.

Witness the unthinkable phenomenon—Patrick Mahomes is getting better every week.

We ponder the question: How do you pay Brock Purdy if he wins the Super Bowl, as a game manager or as one of the elite quarterbacks in the NFL?

Enjoy Taylor Swift-inspired prop bets for Super Bowl 58.

Additionally, Bridget Condon joins us to highlight five things we may have missed on Championship Sunday.

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