NFL: Good Morning Football

On today’s episode of The NFL Report: James Palmer and Rhett Lewis discuss Former Buccaneers OC and friend of the show, Dave Canales being named the Panthers New Head Coach, Jim Harbaugh’s return to the NFL as Chargers New Head Coach while his brother John has his Ravens team in the AFC Championship Game against the Chiefs. Speaking of the Chiefs, former Chiefs WR Dante Hall, AKA "The Human Joystick," joins the NFL Report to talk about Kansas City’s recent playoff & Super Bowl success, and what it would be like to play for Andy Reid. Stacey Dales & Omar Ruiz weigh Brock Purdy's bounce back, and why the Lions defense doesn’t want to talk about him. Plus, Brian Baldinger with his favorite films of the week & Rhett Lewis reveals his Top 5 East-West Shrine Bowlers to watch ahead of the game on Thursday, February 1st at 8pm ET on NFL Network.

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Marcas Grant and Michael F. Florio return to preview the conference championship playoff games; but first they discuss the latest moves in the NFL’s coaching carousel. How will Jim Harbaugh affect the Chargers and the AFC West next season? Can Dave Canales improve Bryce Young and turn around the Panthers? And why did Miami move on from Vic Fangio after just one season?

After the break, the guys preview the AFC Championship game between the Chiefs and the Ravens (21:24). They debate whether the Chiefs’ wide receivers can outmatch the Ravens’ secondary and how many rush yards Lamar Jackson will have. Then they discuss the NFC Championship game between the Lions and the 49ers and whether the 49ers can win if Deebo Samuel doesn’t play (32:39).

To wrap the show, Grant and Florio share their DFS value picks of the week and choose the teams they think will make it to the Super Bowl (43:51).

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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 react to the news of the Chargers hiring Jim Harbaugh as their head coach (:18). Next, the pair hit on the Raiders hiring former Chargers general manager Tom Telesco as their general manager (11:38). Then, the duo preview the AFC Championship Game as the Chiefs take on the Ravens (18:30) and also preview the NFC Championship Game as the Lions take on the 49ers (27:46). To wrap up the show, the guys discuss the Titans hiring Bengals offensive coordinator Brian Callahan as their head coach (34:57).

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Part two of the GMFB podcast begins with hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager, and Jason McCourty answering Throwdown Thursday questions about Conference Championship weekend - Will Isiah Pacheco or Roquan Smith have the bigger game? Will Sam LaPorta or George Kittle have the bigger game? Then they discuss if this Ravens defense reminds you at all of the early 2000s Ravens defense? Hall of Fame LB Mike Singletary joins the show and shares how the 85’ Bears defense would perform against Mahomes, Lamar and Allen, he recalls the fog bowl, he weighs in on Roquan Smith’s play and then he explains why the Bears should stick with Justin Fields. Former Lions QB Gary Danielson joins the show and shares how he approached the locker-room after throwing 4 INT’s in the first half, and then he weighs in on the success of the Detroit Lions.

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Part one of the GMFB podcast begins with hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager, and Jason McCourty focusing on the Baltimore Ravens-Kansas City Chiefs matchup - what would a win in the AFC Championship game mean for Lamar Jackson? Then they react to the Chargers naming Jim Harbaugh their next head coach. Later, they examine how the Lions can upset the 49ers and Peter leads mixed bag trivia which focuses on MVP QB’s in conference championship games.

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In a special Championship-focused episode, I'm joined by Super Bowl Champion Michael Robinson, and we're delving into the lessons learned from his 2014 Championship Game. The dynamics, the pressures, and the strategies have evolved - we explore how it's all different now for players and coaches alike.

Drawing from his experience, Mike Rob outlines the critical do's and don'ts for Ravens, Niners, Lions, and Chiefs players heading into the Championship games. We dissect the key storylines in both matchups, from the Ravens' running game against the Chiefs' defense to the potential struggles of Jared Goff in the Lions-Niners clash.

Speaking of the Lions, even with Christian McCaffrey, we question if their running game can outshine the Niners. If they emerge victorious, we identify the potential Offensive and Defensive MVPs. To cap it off, we unveil the X-factors for Championship Sunday - the players flying under the radar but poised to make a significant impact.

Tune in for insightful analysis, championship-worthy strategies, and predictions that go beyond the surface as we gear up for the pinnacle of the NFL season.

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Part Two of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with the possibility of the 49ers not having Deebo Samuels against the Lions. Hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager, and Super Bowl Champion Jason McCourty discuss the impact that one player could have on the NFC Championship game.  Hall of Famer Ronde Barber looks at the future of the Buccaneers and the one thing he thinks will decide BOTH games. Will Jim Harbaugh end up back in the NFL?  Plus, how will this weekend shape the legacy of Jared Goff?

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Part One of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins by looking closely at the Conference Championship matchups. Hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager, and Super Bowl Champion Jason McCourty debate which game will be more competitive.  Whiteboard Wednesday asks which unheralded player will step up and play a huge role in the games.  Ravens veteran Kevin Zietler stops by to discuss his very first playoff win, protecting Lamar Jackson and matching up against the Chiefs. Plus, the first version of the NFL Mock Draft.

Stay tuned for Hall of Famer Ronde Barber coming up in Part Two of the GMFB Podcast!

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In this special episode, I'm joined by Super Bowl Champion Shaun O’Hara to unravel the keys to success in the NFL Conference Championship Round. Drawing from his own experiences with the Giants, Shaun discusses the importance of physicality and provides a behind-the-scenes look at the anatomy of Championship Week for an NFL player.

We dive deep into strategic choices facing Chiefs DC Steve Spagnuolo in stopping Lamar Jackson, exploring the two critical options and the best path to victory. Are the last four teams in the playoffs truly the best? We analyze matchups, strengths, and potential X-factors that could shape the outcomes.

As we preview the Championship Round games, Shaun breaks down the challenges the Lions face against the Niners and offers bold predictions, from a potential game-winner by CMC to the reliability of Justin Tucker in clutch moments. Tune in for NFL Conference Championship insights and predictions that go beyond the surface-level analysis.

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On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts podcast, Super Bowl champion Kevin Boothe joins Peanut and Roman. Kevin shares his welcome to the NFL moment provided by Warren Sapp. He also talks about making it to the NFL from an Ivy League school. Kevin won two Super Bowls with the Giants, and shares what it was like to be on the field for "The Catch" made by David Tyree in Super Bowl XLII. After playing, Kevin stayed connected to the game, and talks about his current role in the NFL League Office working in player engagement. And, he gives some insight into how he became a member of the "Quill and Dagger Society."

0:00 – start of episode

1:29 - Kevin is introduced
2:28 - Playing football in the Ivy League
4:32 - Studying hotel administration at Cornell
5:32 - Welcome to the NFL moment
6:08 - Kevin talks about his rookie year in Oakland
7:30 - Kevin discusses his two Super Bowl wins
8:45 - Kevin relives David Tyree’s helmet catch in Super Bowl XLII
12:35 - Kevin talks about Mario Manningham’s clutch catch in Super Bowl XLVI
13:25 - Kevin shares what it was like to play for Tom Coughlin
16:55 - Kevin talks about going back to Oakland for his final season
21:07 - Kevin talks about losing weight after leaving football
24:30 - Kevin discusses going back to school for his MBA
27:39 - Kevin explains what an NFL player engagement staff person does
30:38 - Roman shares how the Giants attempted to trade for him
32:08 - Kevin says the Giants were afraid to play the Saints in the 2011 playoffs
35:02 - Kevin explains the quill and dagger society
36:45 - Kevin shares his person Mount Rushmore

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