NFL: Good Morning Football

In a virtual room full of heroes - Dan Hanzus, Gregg Rosenthal, and Marc Sessler tell you where the pressure is building across the NFL landscape. First, the heroes discuss Ceedee Lamb's future in Dallas (08:30), Josh Allen's new contract (19:00), and more! After the break, the guys tell you where the pressure points are in the NFL (32:30).

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On the latest Off the Edge with Cam Jordan podcast, Cam is joined by Carolina Panthers quarterback Andy Dalton in the NFL Media podcast studio in Los Angeles. Cam and Andy dive into the 2011 draft class, sharing their perspectives on why they believe it stands as the best draft class to date. Cam then poses a thought-provoking question to Andy: if there was a hypothetical draft do-over, where does he think he'd be selected? 

The conversation then delves into Andy’s role on the Panthers as the backup quarterback to Bryce Young. Andy points to a game where he witnessed a promising sign from Bryce Young. Then, Andy discusses how many years he thinks he has left in the tank and a second-act endeavor that piques his interest. 

00:00 Start of Interview

1:49 Andy shares his off-season travels 

3:10 Andy discusses his off-season preparations 

4:02 Andy’s thoughts on the 2011 draft class 

7:01 Andy's thoughts on where he’d be selected if there was a hypothetical draft do-over

8:03 Andy discusses how the NFL has evolved over the years 

10:11 Andy talks about his role on the Panthers 

12:17 Andy points to a game where he witnessed a promising sign from Bryce Young

13:59 Andy explains how he stays prepared by playing tennis in the off-season.

15:30 Andy talks about how much longer he wants to play 

16:18 Andy talks about a second-act endeavor that piques his interest

18:21 Andy’s thoughts on wins being a quarterback stat

21:10 End of interview

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Marcas Grant, Michael F. Florio, and LaQuan Jones are back with the latest podcast. First, they discuss Anthony Richardson’s return from shoulder surgery, what they expect from Deshaun Watson this season, and where they would draft Darren Waller in 2024.

After the break, the guys talk about their expectations for rookie quarterbacks and whether they would rather have Bo Nix or Michael Penix (19:50). Then Jones shares his research into special teams performance and explains how the NFL’s new kickoff rules might boost D/ST and returner scoring going forward (37:54). 

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Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks are back with a new episode of Move the Sticks. Throughout the show, the guys go through the first round of the 2024 NFL Draft, with a focus on which teams could draft a quarterback and which teams could possibly trade up or trade down. The pair discuss if the Patriots will trade out of their No. 3 overall pick and which teams could come up to make that happen (5:33). The duo also look at if a surprise team like the Seahawks could take a quarterback (21:13). That and much more on this special episode.

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The Good Morning Football Select Podcast:

Hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager, and Jason McCourty discuss the need for the Dolphins to give Tua Tagovailoa a contract extension.  How long will the Dolphins' championship window stay open?  Plus, NFL Prospect Ricky Pearsall was tabbed as the biggest riser after the Combine.  Ricky explains what he brings to the NFL.

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On the latest NFL players: Second Acts podcast, former 11-year veteran linebacker Stephen Tulloch joins Peanut and Roman on the show. Stephen was one of the most respected linebackers in the game because of his production and ironman status. He’s carried that mentality into the business world as a successful real estate investor, coffee brand creator, and children’s book author. Stephen talks with the guys about how he took advantage of the NFL’s entrepreneurship program during his playing career, and the lessons that have served him well as a businessman. He also shares how he overcame the odds to excel as an undersized middle linebacker in the NFL, and what it’s really like to tackle a running back like Adrian Peterson. And, of course, Peanut and Roman get Stephen to name the people of influence on his personal Mount Rushmore.

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In a room full of heroes - Dan Hanzus, Gregg Rosenthal, and Marc Sessler draft ATN's 2024 Graybeards roster. Before the draft, the heroes react to news from around the league including Stefon Diggs' new contract with the Texans (06:52) and Jordan Mialata getting a contract extension with the Eagles (19:34). After the break, the guys go position by position and draft the Graybeards roster (28:12).

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Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks are back with a new episode of Move the Sticks. To start off the show, the guys break down Iowa defensive back Cooper DeJean's pro day and also discuss other names that have come up during the draft process (2:30). For the rest of the show, the pair debate the closest graded prospects by position according to DJ's top 50 prospects list and further examine who they would lean towards when having similar grades on these players (23:28).

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