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On today’s episode of The NFL Report, Steve Wyche and James Palmer discuss the huge matchup between the Ravens and 49ers on Christmas day. Speaking of Christmas, they’ll tell you what player will deliver the goods and who’s going to be the Grinch Week 16. They’re also joined by Cameron Wolfe and Jane Slater to discuss Cowboys at Dolphins. Colts cornerback Kenny Moore is here to talk about Indianapolis’ push to make the playoffs, playing slot corner in today’s NFL and the incredible job Gardner Minshew has done stepping into a starting role. Brian Baldinger is back to take us through his favorite film on Jonathan Greenard and the Texans defense, Montez Sweat leading two teams in sacks, why James Cook might be better than his brother Dalvin, the Buccaneers thriving ground game and how good 49ers cornerback Charvarius Ward really is. Plus, NFL Network Analyst and former Stanford head coach David Shaw details the struggles of quarterbacks Jalen Hurts and Desmond Ridder.
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Today on NFL Total Access The Podcast I am joined by NFL reporters Sherree Burruss and Bridget Condon, we open up the reporter's notebook to unveil the latest discoveries and behind-the-scenes insights. From the Ravens' singular focus on winning Super Bowl 58 to the intriguing future of the Washington Commanders, we dissect the narratives shaping the league.
Our attention turns to the Patriots-Broncos matchup, a game with the potential for fireworks. And fear not if you missed some of the lesser-known but equally fascinating stories from Week 15 — Bridget Condon's got us covered with "5 Things We May Have Missed." From mascot miseries to Hail Mary heart attacks, join us for a revealing journey through the NFL's latest tales.
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In todays episode of NFL Total Access The Podcast I am joined by Super Bowl Champion Michael Robinson for a deep dive into the heart of the NFL's Week 16 drama. We're tackling 16 burning questions that demand answers, from the resilience of Micah Parsons to the mysteries surrounding the Eagles. As we dissect the critical matchups, contemplate the essence of "parity," and explore the secret sauce for Super Bowl success, we leave no stone unturned. Tune in for a spirited discussion on the intriguing narratives and critical questions shaping the NFL landscape this week.
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Welcome back to NFL Total Access The Podcast, today I am joined once again by the #1 Overall Pick David Carr as we dive into the curious cases of Jalen Hurts and Patrick Mahomes. What's ailing the Eagles, and can they recover? Is there a silver lining for the Chiefs in their quest for the AFC top seed? We break down the challenges, solutions, and the evolving nature of Mahomes' game.
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On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts podcast, Peanut and Roman welcome 10-year NFL receiver Jason Avant to the show. Jason has a one-of-a-kind story of perseverance, and shares stories about his childhood growing up in the “Wild 100s” in the South Side of Chicago. He talks of overcoming gang violence, his stint as a drug dealer as a child, and run ins with the law to make it to the NFL. And who does Jason credit for him surviving a rough childhood and becoming an NFL player and successful businessman? God and his grandmother. Jason gets emotional describing the influence his grandmother had on his life before she passed. He also talks about making the most of his abilities in the NFL, and how playing for Andy Reid helped him find his niche in the league. We also hear the inside story of the “Miracle in the Meadowlands II.”
0:00 – start of show
1:15 – Jason Avant interview starts
2:47 – Jason talks showing his faith while playing
3:24 – Jason defending receivers being divas
4:11 – Jason on his welcome to the NFL moment
6:39 – Jason on the “Miracle at the Meadowlands II” play
9:23 – Jason on playing for Andy Reid
11:26 – Roman and Jason on what players want in a head coach
12:11 – Jason on getting the most of his abilities in the NFL
13:47 – Jason on surviving his violent childhood in Chicago, and the influence of his grandmother
16:36 – Jason on being introduced to football
18:49 – Jason on how he navigated growing up around gang violence
24:42 – Jason’s advice to kids who may live in a tough environment
27:00 - break
28:44 – Jason on creating his “Launch Trampoline Parks” franchises, and media career
31:43 – Jason on his podcast “Q&A With Quintin Mikell & Jason Avant”
33:52 – The guys on how to balance being critical of current players
37:57 – Jason on talking retirement in the Jason Kelce documentary
41:03 – Jason on hating playing against Peanut and the Bears defense
44:24 – Jason on basketball being his first love
44:48 – The guys give their all-time top 5 NBA players
47:10 – Jason on his prowess at Scrabble
50:45 – Jason on his personal Mount Rushmore
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The NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio.
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EP #15: On this episode Off the Edge with Cam Jordan, Cam is joined by his fellow 2011 Draft class alum Cam Heyward of the Steelers. It’s never a dull moment with these two, as Cam Jordan throws his support for the Walter Payton Man of the Year award to Cam Heyward, who’s nominated, over his teammate Tyrann Mathieu. They also discuss why they think player grades and sack numbers are flawed. Cam Heyward projects his chances at winning a Super Bowl as his career winds down in Pittsburgh, and both Cams discuss how they’ve maintained their success in their 13th seasons. Also, Cam Jordan sounds off on the “Earthing” phenomenon.
0:00 – show starts
0:40 – Cam teases what’s to come on the episode
1:08 – Cam on Falcons receiver Mack Hollins “Earthing” or “Grounding” before Sunday’s game
3:05 – Cam recaps the Saints win over the Giants
6:24 – Cam previews the Saints vs Rams game on Thursday Night Football
9:25 – break
10:25 – Cam Heyward interview starts
13:59 – Cam Heyward on being the Steelers Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee
18:36 – Cam Heyward on his philanthropy
19:38 – Cam Heyward on why playing in Pittsburgh is special
20:32 – Both Cams on why being a complete defender is more important than sack numbers
22:27 – Cam Heyward on his prospects for winning a Super Bowl
24:11 – Both Cams on overcoming injuries this season
25:52 – Cam Jordan gives Cam Heyward his flowers for his play
27:00 – Cam Heyward on his favorite rush move
28:12 – Both Cams on their longevity
30:53 – Both Cams on the flawed perception of sacks
32:46 – Both Cams on the 2011 Draft class
42:50 – Cam Heyward on his podcast “Not Just Football with Cam Heyward”
44:50 – Cam Heyward ends
46:27 – Show ends
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The Off the Edge with Cam Jordan podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio.
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Today's show is laser-focused on America's Team—the Dallas Cowboys. And who better to unravel the mysteries than former #1 Overall Pick and Super Bowl Champion, David Carr.
Join us as we ask the pivotal questions: What's wrong with the Cowboys on the road? Why do they struggle against top-tier teams? Are these issues fixable, or are they staring at a potentially turbulent future?
We'll dissect the challenges that the Cowboys face when they hit the road. Why can't they secure victories away from home? What patterns emerge when they go up against formidable opponents? Is it a strategic flaw, a mental block, or a combination of factors that's holding them back?
But we won't stop at the diagnosis. We'll peer into the crystal ball and explore the future for the Cowboys. What changes could be on the horizon? Can they implement fixes that will transform them into a force to be reckoned with? Or, are we witnessing a crossroads in their season that could have lasting repercussions?
It's a one-topic special that mirrors the probing we've done with other teams. What's wrong, and crucially, what's next? Can the Cowboys overcome their hurdles?
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What a difference a week can make in the Big Apple. Peter recaps the response from last week’s podcast interview with Sean Stellato, and the current state of DeVito Mania in NYC, as well as a quick look at what the Bills and Bengals are doing in a wide open AFC. Then, ahead of the NFL’s Christmas Weekend slate of Week 16 games, Peter is joined by Mike North for a deep dive into the scheduling and broadcast details of the remainder of the 2023 NFL season.
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NFL REPORT Ep.30: On today’s episode of The NFL Report, Steve Wyche and James Palmer discuss the bigger news – the Bills beating the Cowboys or the Ravens beating the Jaguars. They also discuss if it’s bigger news that the Colts, Browns and Bengals occupying the AFC Wild Card spots with backup QBs or that the Lions, Chiefs and Dolphins bounced back after losses Week 14? Vikings star wide receiver Justin Jefferson is here to talk about this weekend’s huge matchup with the Lions, his team’s push to earn to an NFC playoff spot and the adjustment to playing with Nick Mullens. They’re joined by NFL Network Insider Mike Garafolo to discuss the coaches who have found ways to succeed while dealing with adversity & why the Eagles are changing defensive play callers. Omar Ruiz is here to talk about the success the 49ers and Colts are having this season. Plus, Jeff Chadiha tells you in his "First Read" column for week 16 why the Steelers still have hope to make the postseason and look at the job Antonio Pierce has done since taking over as the Raiders interim head coach.
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Daniel Jeremiah, Bucky Brooks and Rhett Lewis look back at the weekend and recap the action from Week 15 of the NFL season on a new episode of Move the Sticks. Throughout the show, the guys do a deep dive on their top Week 15 games. To start off, the trio hit on the Ravens at Jaguars (:30) and Texans at Titans games (12:47). After that, the crew react to the Chargers firing their head coach Brandon Staley and general manager Tom Telesco (17:48). Following that, the guys recap the Bears at Browns (30:57), Cowboys at Bills (37:19), Vikings at Bengals (43:27), Buccaneers at Packers (46:13), and Steelers at Colts games (49:33). To wrap up the show, the crew also give quick takeaways from the remaining games from Week 15 which they didn't highlight (52:05).
Move the Sticks is a part of the NFL Podcasts Network.
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