NFL: Good Morning Football

Today on NFL Total Access The Podcast I am joined once again by Super Bowl Champion, David Carr. In this episode, we're serving up some tough love to the Cowboys and Eagles. What truly led to their Wild Card exits? Could it be a coaching conundrum or a quarterback quandary? Together with David, we'll unravel the intricacies and discuss the crucial next steps for these NFC East powerhouses.

We're diving headfirst into the AFC Divisional Round, previewing the upcoming clashes:

Chiefs vs. Bills: A showdown that promises fireworks. We'll delve into key players and strategies, including the potential game-changer Rashee Rice.

Texans vs. Ravens: How can the Ravens avoid a one-and-done disaster? What's CJ Stroud's role in all of this, and could the Ravens be gearing up for a championship run?

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EP #18: A busy news day on the latest Off the Edge with Cam Jordan podcast. Cam reacts to news of the Saints firing offensive coordinator Pete Carmichael plus two other offensive coaches. He also salutes Eagles center Jason Kelce who, reportedly, has told teammates he will retire after 13 NFL seasons. Cam is then joined by his teammate, linebacker Demario Davis. Cam gives Demario his flowers for making the All-Pro team for the fifth time in his career. Demario shares how he’s still training as if he’ll play in the Super Bowl even though the Saints season is over. He also delves into his fandom of LeBron James, and how he uses James as motivation for why he plans to play another four to five years. Demario reflects on his transformation from being burned out and on the brink of retirement at 27 to becoming a perineal All-Pro in his thirties. And, even though he’s made a name for himself as an NFL star, Demario explains why his legacy will extend beyond the gridiron. Cam ends the show by picking his personal All-Pro defensive team.

00:00 - Start of show 

00:11 - Cam teases what’s to come on the episode 

00:45 - Cam reacts to Saints coaching moves

3:10 - Cam reacts to Jason Kelce telling teammates he will retire 

5:24 - Cam’s big takeaways from each playoff game 

15:16 - Start of Demario Davis interview 

16:20-  Demario’s reaction to the news about the Saints coaches getting fired

18:44-  Demario on how he’s spending his first week of off-season 

20:25 - Demario on his plans to play 4-5 more years 

21:10- Demario’s revelation 

23:20 -Demario reflects on a conversation he had with God before almost retiring in 2016

27:09 - Demario on how the term “Hybreed” came about 

29:43 - Demario on how their loss against the Packers in week 3 slowed their momentum 

34:22 - Demario on the lasting impact of playing alongside players like Darrelle Revis, David Harris, and Antonio Cromartie his rookie year 

37:47 - Demario on the Saints' defense having several seasoned vets and the hurdles that come with different communication styles between different generations 

49:22 - Demario on balancing football and faith and how he ultimately wants to be remembered 

53:15 - End of Demario Davis interview 

53:32 - Cam picks his personal All-Pro defensive team.

57:30 -  Cam closes the show

58:31 - end of show

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On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts podcast, former New York Jets All-Pro center Nick Mangold joins Peanut and Roman. Nick starts out telling the story about drinking a beer during his Jets Ring of Honor induction speech. He also waxes poetic on what it’s like to play for the passionate Jets fan base his entire career. Nick shares why the 4th and 1 vs the Chargers in the 2009 playoffs is a career highlight for him. Nick also won in college and talks about what it was like winning a national championship at Ohio State. After football, Nick has gotten into the barbecue sauce business. He shares what he’s cooking up with his Mangold’s 74 BBQ sauces and the challenges he faced starting his business during the pandemic.

 00:56 - Nick Mangold intro
3:32 - Nick talks about his college career and winning a National Championship as a college freshman
8:13 - Nick discusses getting into the Ohio State University Hall of Fame
10:39 - Nick talks about meeting his teammate D’brickashaw Ferguson at the draft
13:33 - Nick recaps the Jets decision to go for it on 4th and 1 vs the Chargers in the 2009 playoffs
14:37 - Nick shares his favorite play with Mark Sanchez
16:01 - The guys discuss centers making in-game calls
19:29 - Peanut shares Nick’s PFF lineman grades
20:48 - Nick explains what Jets fans are like
26:11 - Roman asks Nick how he knew it was time to retire
30:54 - Nick talks about finishing his college degree
36:04 - Nick explains how he started a BBQ sauce business
40:29 - Nick talks about the challenge of launching his business during the Covid-19 pandemic
43:27 - The guys discuss their favorite foods to grill
45:18 - Nick shares his personal Mount Rushmore

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In our AFC Edition Super Wild Card Recap, I am joined by Super Bowl Champion, David Carr, and we are dissecting the electrifying matchups that kicked off the postseason. We'll tackle the questions arising from the opening of the NFL playoffs; Are the Bills, Chiefs, and Texans truly that dominant, or did their opponents stumble? Was it brilliance or breakdowns that defined these games?

And, of course, we can't miss the spotlight on CJ Stroud's historic performance and the postseason danger posed by Patrick Mahomes. The Bills' rise to supremacy at the perfect time also gets its due examination.

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Marcas Grant and Michael F. Florio are joined by LaQuan Jones for the latest podcast. First, they discuss where Hiesman winning quarterback Caleb Williams might end up in the 2024 draft and what the Bears’ firing of offensive coordinator Luke Getsy means for Justin Fields (2:37).

Then the guys recap super wild card weekend and how much playoff performances should factor into your 2024 fantasy draft decisions (10:42). After the break, Grant, Florio, and Jones give you their list of “players we can’t quit"—those guys who they still plan to draft in 2024, despite their disappointing 2023 seasons (25:42).

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The NFL Power Rankings Podcast with Andrew Siciliano and Eric Edholm begins discussing if the Baltimore Ravens got even better during their bye week. How do the San Francisco matchup with the Green Bay Packers after the Packers clobbered the Cowboys? How will the Lions follow up after their emotional home victory against the Rams? Later, Eric defends his decision to rank the Dallas Cowboys inside the top-10 and the Philadelphia Eagles inside the top-14.

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Peter starts the podcast with an analysis on the chilling ends to the Eagles' and Cowboys' seasons, an appreciation for the brain trust behind Detroit’s rise from the ashes, and an emptying of the notebook on all things coaching firings and hirings. Then, two days removed from a heartbreaking loss in Detroit, Rams OC Mike LaFleur sits with Peter to discuss an incredible 2023 Rams offense, Puka Nacua’s record breaking rookie season, and coaching Matthew Stafford. Then, Peter and Mike go deep on the dynamics of Sunday’s Packers-49ers game. Mike worked with Kyle Shanahan from 2014 to 2021 and Matt Lafleur is his older brother. All this, and nuggets on Mike McDaniel, Sean McVay, Robert Saleh, DeMeco Ryans, and more.

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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 recap the Monday Wild Card games, as the Bills defeated the Steelers (1:42) and the Buccaneers defeated the Eagles (10:18). For the rest of the show, the duo preview the four games in the Divisional Round, specifically the Chiefs at Bills (18:51), Buccaneers at Lions (25:37), Packers at 49ers (27:43), and Texans at Ravens (32:30).

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Part two of the GMFB podcast begins with hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager, and Jason McCourty examining why the Philadelphia Eagles fell off the face of the earth and then they answer if the Eagles or Cowboys have more offseason questions. Scott Pioli drops by and shares how the Eagles should react to their postseason loss, he touches on Mike Tomlin’s regular season successes but playoff shortcomings, and then he weighs in on the Patriots head coaching hire.

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Part one of the GMFB podcast begins with hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager, and Jason McCourty reacting to the Buccaneers victory over the Eagles - how did the Buccaneers dominate Philadelphia? Then they discuss the Bills victory against the Steelers - what stood out in Buffalo’s win? Later, Peter lists his fabulous five rookies from the wild card round.

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