NFL: Good Morning Football

Part One of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with Mike Vrabel's exit from the Titans and what options he'll have moving forward.  Hosts Jamie Erdahl, Peter Schrager, and Super Bowl Champions Jason McCourty and Shaun O'Hara discuss the Steelers/Bills matchup to kick off Wild Card Weekend.  Which rookie player are you most excited to see in his first playoff action? Plus, will the Packers youth be an advantage against the Cowboys? 

Stay tuned for Fmr NFL WR Anquan Boldin coming up in Part Two of the GMFB Podcast!

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Today we are joined once again by the insightful Super Bowl Champion, Shaun O'Hara, as we delve into the intricacies of the Wild Card journey to Super Bowl glory. Drawing from Shaun's firsthand experience, we uncover the secrets to turning a Wild Card spot into a path to championship triumph.

Discover how regular season setbacks and doubts can be transformed, paving the way for playoff success. We'll unravel the perfect recipe for navigating the postseason, understanding the crucial role of pressure in these high-stakes games. Learn how to shift it, leverage it, and ultimately apply it strategically.

Join us as we analyze these invaluable lessons and discuss how they can be applied to the current Wild Card teams, offering a unique perspective on the thrilling journey that lies ahead. It's all about mastering the Way of the Wild Card on NFL Total Access The Podcast.

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On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts podcast, former NFL lineman and current CEO of Cosm joins Peanut and Roman on the show. Jeb and Peanut discuss growing up and playing football in Texas and Jeb’s journey to the NFL. Jeb then explains how he left the NFL to get his MBA and eventually became the CEO of Cosm, an entertainment and technology company that creates immersive experiences in sports, art, and education using massive LED screens and spatial audio systems. Jeb shares how he applied lessons he learned from football to running Cosm. Jeb also reveals how he became the namesake for a University of North Carolina Beast Mode award and who is on his personal Mount Rushmore.

0:00 – start of show

0:55 - Jeb Terry gets introduced
1:33 - Jeb talks about growing up in Texas
3:30 - Jeb shares his welcome to the NFL moment
5:36 - Jeb talks about his transition out of the NFL
6:51- Jeb discusses getting his MBA
7:38 - Jeb talks explains what his company Cosm does
10:10 - Jeb talks about the effect of the Covid-19 pandemic on Cosm
12:13 - Jeb share Cosm’s plans for future development
14:18 - Jeb talks about partnering with other sports leagues
17:20 - Jeb talks about creating a Cost Super Bowl experience
18:49 - Jeb shares Cosm’s future growth plans

24:30 - Roman asks Jeb how he would rate himself as a CEO
28:08 - Jeb explains why he had an award named after him at University of North Carolina
30:27 - Roman asks Jeb what was harder being All Academic ACC football player or benching 27 reps of 225?
32:25 - Jeb reveals why he choose North Carolina for college
34:25 - Roman asks Jeb how many business acquisitions and exits he has had
35:49 - Jeb shares his personal Mount Rushmore

40:55 – end of show

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EP #17: On the latest Off the Edge with Cam Jordan podcast, Eagles cornerback Darius “Big Play” Slay joins Cam to both console Cam for the Saints not making the playoffs, and to share his excitement for the Eagles getting set for the postseason. He also defends the Eagles over claims they're "frauds” for their 1-5 regular season finish. Darius talks of what it’s like to play for the raucous Eagles fan base, and why he hates playing in the Cowboys home stadium. Darius then shares how he and Eagles defensive play caller Matt Patricia mended fences from their falling out in Detroit. And, he gets personal with the inside story of his Kobe Bryant fandom, which is displayed on his jersey, and fanboying the one time he met his idol. Also, Cam takes takes us inside the controversy over the Jameis Winston’s TD call at the end of the Saints-Falcons Week 18 game, and defends Jameis. 

0:00 – start of show

0:10 – Cam teases what’s to come on the episode

0:52 – Cam on answering questions about his playing future

1:17 – Cam details the injuries he played through this season

3:22 – Cam on the Jameis Winston touchdown play call drama

6:44 – Cam takes us inside the tense postgame interaction between Arthur Smith and Dennis Allen

7:39 – Cam on criticism Jameis received for the Jamaal Williams touchdown play call

13:28 – start of Darius Slay interview

15:52 – Darius on the Eagles entering the playoffs after 1-5 finish to the regular season

17:49 – Darius on whether he would do what Jameis Winston did in a blowout game

19:25 – Darius on the Eagles being labeled as “frauds” for their struggles at the end of the season

21:38 – Darius on adjusting to Matt Patricia taking over calling the defense

23:26 – Darius on the Eagles players only meeting this season

25:20 – Darius on Nick Sirianni taking responsibility for players’ mistakes

27:10 – Darius on repairing his relationship with Matt Patricia

29:10 – Cam and Darius on the need for cohesion between coaches and players

32:04 – Darius on where his nickname “Big Play Slay” came from

33:35 – Darius on starting his podcast “The Big Play Slay” podcast

37:11 – Darius on players who got snubbed for the Pro Bowl

39:45 – Cam and Darius on raucous Saints and Eagles fans bases

44:17 – Darius on being hurt losing a Super Bowl

45:43 – Darius gives Cam his flowers for being a complete defensive end

49:34 – Darius on why he changed numbers from #24 to #2, and meeting Kobe Bryant

52:46 – end of Darius slay interview

52:52 – Cam closes the show

53:56 – end of show

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Daniel Jeremiah, Bucky Brooks and Rhett Lewis are back with a new episode of Move the Sticks. On this special episode, the guys are joined by Executive Director of the Reese's Senior Bowl Jim Nagy, as the Senior Bowl roster is revealed. The guys dive into the acceptances and players for each position group throughout the show. Also, Tulane quarterback Michael Pratt (4:01) and UCLA defensive end Laiatu Latu (26:51) join the show.

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The NFL Power Rankings Podcast with Andrew Siciliano and Eric Edholm begins with Eric defending his decision after ranking the Dallas Cowboys the #3  and the Buffalo Bills #4. Then they preview the Chiefs-Dolphins and Texans-Browns matchup - what will dictate the outcome in these games? Will Jared Goff have the final laugh against the Los Angeles Rams after they traded him for Matthew Stafford? The podcast finishes up with a look at where all the non-playoff teams finishes in the power rankings.

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Today on NFL Total Access The Podcast, I am joined alongside by Super Bowl Champion Shaun O'Hara, as we navigate through the latest coaching bombshell. The firing of Mike Vrabel as the head coach of the Tennessee Titans has sent shockwaves through the league. We unravel the events that led to this decision and speculate on Vrabel's potential future, including the intriguing question—could he be the heir to Bill Belichick in New England? We explore possible landing spots, from Carolina to Washington, L.A Chargers, and back to the Patriots.

It's time for NFL Bracketology. From the drama of Super Wild Card Weekend to the grand stage of Super Bowl 58, we've got every game picked and analyzed. Will the Lions stun everyone and make it to the NFC Championship game? Are the Cowboys and Eagles destined for an early exit? And does Lamar Jackson cap his MVP campaign with a Super Bowl title? Tune in for all the insights and predictions on NFL Total Access The Podcast!

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On today’s episode of The NFL Report, Steve Wyche and James Palmer discuss what’s the bigger news: The Bills rallying from 6-6 to win the AFC East or the Texans winning the AFC South? The Dolphins injuries and failures in big games or the Eagles continued breakdowns on both sides of the ball? And what’s the bigger revenge game: Matthew Stafford back in Detroit or Mike McCarthy vs the Packers? Patriots Insider for NBC Sports Boston Phil Perry joins us to talk about Bill Belichick’s future in New England and if Mike Vrabel being out in Tennessee has any impact on the decision. NFL Network Insider Mike Garafolo is with us to talk about whether Jim Harbaugh is headed back to the NFL, Antonio Pierce’s options if doesn’t get the full-time job in Las Vegas, and if Bryce Young makes the Panthers head coaching job more or less appealing. NFL VP of Broadcast Planning Mike North is here to talk about the Super Wild Card weekend schedule. Jeff Chadiha is back with us talking about his First Read article going into Super Wild Card Weekend including which version of Josh Allen will show up Sunday against the Steelers, if Tua Tagovailoa & Trevor Lawrence deserve big paydays & if the Browns should bring Joe Flacco back next season.

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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 crew break down the final results of their season long rookie draft, where they each selected one rookie quarterback, running back, and wide receiver/tight end (:31). Next, the guys react to the Titans firing their head coach Mike Vrabel (1:31). For the rest of the show, the pair recap the College Football Playoff National Championship, as Michigan defeated Washington and the duo also look at Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh's future (9:16).

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Fresh off his national title win for Michigan, Peter makes the thorough case for why the Los Angeles Chargers are the perfect fit for Jim Harbaugh. Then, Peter sits down for a deep dive with President of the Los Angeles Rams, Kevin Demoff. In the days leading up to LA’s showdown with the Detroit Lions, Kevin shares stories of both Jared Goff and Matthew Stafford, why this particular matchup is so special for both sides, and takes us back in time —step by step—on the then-controversial hiring of 30-year-old Sean McVay as the team’s head coach. Then, Peter and Kevin make the passionate case for why Rams Defensive Coordinator Raheem Morris is the ideal head coaching candidate. 

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