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Episode #3: Cam is back this week, though he's fresh off the New Orleans Saints suffering their first loss of the season 18-17 to the Green Bay Packers. Cam laments how the Saints blew a 17-0 fourth quarter lead, and losing Derek Carr to injury in the third quarter. He also shares his 24-hour rule in how he processes a loss. Cam's friend and former teammate Terron Armstead joins the show, and gives an inside perspective of the Miami Dolphins whirlwind 70-20 thrashing of the Denver Broncos. Terron also shares the differences between his current coach Mike McDaniel and his former coach Sean Payton. And, he explains how Tua Tagovailoa reminds him of Drew Brees. 

0:25 - Cam shares what led to the Saints loss to the Packers 

1:49 - Cam talks how the loss of Derek Carr impacted the game 

9:17 – Terron talks the Miami Dolphins dominating 70-20 win vs the Denver Broncos

1:08 – Terron shares the locker room reaction to the Broncos win

12:05 – Terron talks about their next opponent the Buffalo Bills

12:46 – Terron shares the difference between his head coach Mike McDaniel and Broncos head coach Sean Payton

14:40 – Terron talks why he believes Tua Tagovailoa is a similar QB to Drew Brees

17:00 – Terron talks about the “work” of pass protection, and the “fun” of the run game

21:01 – Cam shares his theory on offensive lineman

22:50 – Terron shares his technique on playing the left tackle position

29:30 – Terron talks about his passion for music and creating tracks for the Madden ’24 video game

31:07 – Terron talks about why Von Miller and Myles Garrett are his hardest pass rusher matchups

31:18: - Terron shares who’s faster: Tyreek Hill or Jaylen Waddle  

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Bucky Brooks: Playing for Hall of Fame coaches, being the anti-hot taker, coaching with purpose

On the latest episode of the NFL Players: NFL Media’s Bucky Brooks a.k.a. “Team No Sleep Captain,” a.k.a. “Man of Many Jobs” joins Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper. Bucky talks about his many jobs, and how writing is the foundation of the success he’s achieved in his post-NFL career. In an era of hot takes, Bucky explains why he’s intentional about being the anti-hot taker. Bucky takes us through why he chose a career as a scout immediately after his NFL career, and how playing for legendary coaches Marv Levy, Mike Holmgren, and Tom Coughlin has influenced his media career, and his approach as a high school football coach. And you’ll want to hear Bucky share the scouting reports on Peanut and Roman when they entered the league.

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2:28 – Bucky shares how NFL scouts graded Peanut and Roman when they entered the league

4:25 – Bucky shares who he allows to call him by his actual first name

5:30 – Bucky talks about his many jobs and how they all connect to the game of football (bucky talks about writing at about the 7 min mark could be a good clip

9:08 – Bucky talks about how he prioritizes his time with all his jobs, and when he starts to dig into his college prospect scouting

11:47 – Bucky talks why being a high school football coach is his most gratifying job

15:22 – Bucky talks about his improbable run to the California state championship game without his team completing a pass

16:41 – Bucky talks about the transition from being a scout to becoming an analyst

18:41 - Bucky talks about his transition into scouting after his playing career

21:25  - Bucky talks about Steve Smith being a player who defied the logic of scouts

22:55 –  Bucky talks about how his playing experience was an advantage as a scout

29:13 – Bucky shares why Tom Coughlin was the hardest coach he played for (possible social clip)

33:12 – Bucky shares who is on his personal Mount Rushmore

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Super Bowl Champion David Carr joins NFL Total Access The Podcast. First up, we dive into the explosive comments made by the legendary Joe Namath regarding the New York Jets. What did Broadway Joe have to say, and more importantly, is he onto something? We'll breakdown if having a viable Plan B on offense part of the job for Jets coaches?

Next, we turn our attention to leadership issues plaguing several NFL teams, including the Broncos, Chargers, and Jets. Are there deeper problems at play, and what's the diagnosis and prognosis for these teams? Plus, we'll discuss whether Brandon Staley's coaching approach with the Chargers is pushing the limits. Then, we'll examine Sean Payton's recent struggles with the Broncos and whether the loss to the Dolphins was simply bad luck or something more. 

Shifting gears, we tackle a critical issue concerning the Miami Dolphins. While they may be performing exceptionally well, the real question is whether their success is sustainable. 

In our Monday Recap segment, we'll discuss what we learned from the Eagles and Bengals in their important yet somewhat unconvincing Monday night wins. Could Jalen Carter of the Eagles be a dark horse for Defensive Rookie of the Year?

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Peter goes on a deep dive into the magic that is a Travis Kelce / Taylor Swift potential romance. Peter is then joined by coaching agent and former NFL player and coach Richmond Flowers III. Richmond’s first ever client was Mike McDaniel.  Richmond helps tell Mike’s origins story and explains why McDaniel and the Dolphins are the perfect match.

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On Today’s episode of The NFL Report, Steve Wyche, James Palmer and former head coach, defensive coordinator and current NFL Media analyst Leslie Frazier discuss how the Dolphins racked up 70 points against the Broncos defense. NFL Network Insider Tom Pelissero joins to discuss the Vikings 0-3 start, and why the odds suggested Chargers head coach Brandon Staley made the right call going for it on 4th-and-1 on his own 24-yard-line in 4th quarter. Omar Ruiz chimes in on the Cardinals shocker over the Cowboys, and Jeff Chadiha explains why the Chiefs have never been this good in the Patrick Mahomes era.

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Daniel Jeremiah, Bucky Brooks and Rhett Lewis look back at the weekend and recap the action from Week 3 of the NFL season on a new episode of Move the Sticks. To start off the show, the crew quickly react to the Dolphins putting up 70 points on the Broncos (:51). Throughout the rest of the show, the guys do a deep dive on their top 8 Week 3 games. Specifically, the trio hit on the Chargers at Vikings (4:35), Texans at Jaguars (13:33), Packers at Saints (21:22), Titans at Browns (26:37), Broncos at Dolphins (32:33), Bears at Chiefs (38:57), Steelers at Raiders (43:43), and Cowboys at Cardinals games (47:53). The trio also give quick takeaways from a few of the remaining games from Week 3 which they didn't highlight (50:42).

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Today on NFL Total Access The Podcast, we'll dive into our Week 3 Viewer's Guide, where I'll provide my game picks and score predictions for every remaining game this week. We'll also discuss which Week 3 favorites are on upset alert and why. Plus, Super Bowl Champion Shaun O'Hara will join me to offer his expert analysis on how the tightest matchups of Week 3 will play out.

Then, we'll break down Monday Night Football's showdown, where Brock Purdy and the San Francisco 49ers made a statement in Santa Clara. We'll talk about the win streak record the 49ers are chasing and Christian McCaffrey's pursuit of the TD streak record.

And don't miss our Fantasy Reality segment with insights from Adam Rank. He'll provide valuable advice on the best fantasy plays to make and a couple of plays to avoid for your fantasy team in Week 3.

It's a packed episode filled with NFL analysis, predictions, and fantasy tips, so be sure to tune in to NFL Total Access The Podcast for all your football insights.

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Marcas Grant and Michael F. Florio tell you which fantasy players are the top starts and sits heading into Week 3. 

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On today’s episode of The NFL Report, Steve Wyche and James Palmer discuss Justin Fields’ struggles and the disarray in Chicago. They also talk how the Ravens schedule is tailor-made for them to remain in control of the AFC North. The Cowboys have the No.1 ranked defense, but will they stay there with top star CB Trevon Diggs out for the season? Cam Wolfe joins us to talk how Tyreek Hill is poetry in motion in the Dolphins offense, and Bridget Condon tells us about the Chargers defensive issues and Deshaun Watson’s support system in Cleveland. Commanders running back Brian Robinson joins us to explain the difference Eric Bieniemy is making as offensive coordinator, the early-season success of QB Sam Howell and the Week 3 matchup with the Bills. Brian Baldinger breaks down what he sees on tape from Justin Fields, if Jerome Ford can replace Nick Chubb, and Anthony Richardson comparing himself to Lamar Jackson. We’ll also discuss the success top tier edge rushers like Mikah Parson and Myles Garrett are having coming straight up the middle to get to the quarterback.

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On todays show we kick things off with a Thursday Night Football preview as the New York Giants take on the San Francisco 49ers. What should we expect from this matchup? I'll present the case for the Niners, and Michael Robinson, will make the case for the Giants. Plus, stay tuned for Mike Rob's prediction, including the score!

We also have a special treat for you as we welcome Seattle Seahawks WR Tyler Lockett to the show. He'll be sharing his insights on that game-winning overtime touchdown catch against the Lions and why it might be time to start fearing the Seahawks.

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