NFL: Good Morning Football

Today on NFL Total Access The Podcast I am thrilled to have Super Bowl Champion Michael Robinson alongside, sharing his personal playoff journey, including the secret weapon that propelled the 2013 Seahawks to Super Bowl glory. We'll break down how this "Cheat Code" that lead the 2013 Seahawks and this "Cheat Code" could be the game-changer for many current playoff hopefuls.

Mike's got a special message for A.J. Brown and some insights into what might be ailing the Philadelphia Eagles. Are the Ravens destined for Super Bowl 58 success, or are they navigating a different fate? And what's the story with the Cowboys? Could their journey lead to triumph or turmoil?

Join us as we unravel the mysteries of playoff destiny and discuss which team, not named 49ers or Ravens, might just be the dark horse for the Lombardi Trophy. It's an episode packed with playoff insights you won't want to miss.

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On today's show, we're pulling back the curtain on the 2024 Pro Bowl rosters. Who made the cut for the AFC and NFC squads? Get ready for a comprehensive rundown of the stars and standouts who'll be representing their conferences.

But wait, there's more! We've got exclusive interviews with some of the biggest names in the game. Join me in conversation with Rams defensive titan Aaron Donald, Ravens linebacker extraordinaire Roquan Smith, and 49ers tight end sensation George Kittle. They'll be sharing their thoughts on the Pro Bowl nod, the season so far, and what lies ahead for their teams.

It's an episode packed with insights, exclusives, and all things Pro Bowl. Don't miss out—tune in to NFL Total Access The Podcast for an unforgettable football experience!

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Part Two of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with the most important players in the playoffs. Hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager, and Super Bowl Champion Jason McCourty debate the most important (non QB) players in the postseason.  Jerry Jones gives his thoughts on the win over the Lions.  Peter has beef with how Michael Penix Jr. will be critiqued immediately after the CFB Championship game.  Plus, which player do you expect to shine in primetime with Texans/Colts. 

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Part One of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with the Ravens approach to Week 18. Hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager, and Super Bowl Champion Jason McCourty debate how many starters Baltimore should play against the Steelers. Which team looks completely different now compared to Week 1?  Would the Packers or Seahawks be a more dangerous 7 seed in the Playoffs?  Plus, how can the Packers avoid a letdown against the Bears?

Stay tuned for the 5 most important players in the playoffs coming up in Part Two of the GMFB Podcast!

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Daniel Jeremiah, Bucky Brooks and Rhett Lewis are back with a new episode of Move the Sticks. For the first half of the show, the guys preview the AFC games that matter in Week 18. Specifically, the trio look at the Bills at Dolphins (:40), Steelers at Ravens (4:15), Texans at Colts (7:10) and Jaguars at Titans (10:43) games. For the rest of the show, the crew break down the results of their Week 17 rookie draft (12:53) and do a Week 18 rookie draft, where they each select one rookie quarterback, running back, and wide receiver/tight end (13:32).

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EP #16: Happy New Year! It’s the first episode of 2024 of the Off the Edge with Cam Jordan podcast, and Cam’s coming with interesting New Year’s resolutions. One, is to make the playoffs and Cam breaks down what it will take in Week 18 for the Saints to make the tournament. Cam recaps how the Saints beat the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Week 17 to keep their playoff hopes alive, and he previews their matchup against their rival Atlanta Falcons. Cam weighs in on Lamar Jackson’s MVP candidacy and throws another player’s name into the mix. Cam also gives Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin his flowers for continuing an unprecedented streak of winning. And Cam’s former teammate Trey Hendrickson stops by to talk about his passion for hunting QBs, the time Sean Payton told him to gain weight, and being a late bloomer. Plus, Cam swears off curse words.

0:00 start of show

0:30 – Cam teases show topics

1:08 – Cam recaps Saints Week 17 win over the Buccaneers in

4:38 – Cam on Jonathan Abram’s performance

5:57 – Cam on Saints scenarios to make the playoffs

7:25 – Cam on Week 18 matchup vs Falcons

8:42 – Cam on Lamar Jackson’s chances to win MVP

10:04 – Cam in Mike Tomlin’s milestone for not having a losing season

14:03 – Start of Trey Hendrickson interview

14:45 – Trey on his 17 sacks so far this season

15:27 – Cam and Trey on being teammates with the Saints

16:41 – Trey on fights with veterans in his rookie camp

19:35 – Trey on why this season is “special” despite the Bengals missing the playoffs

23:12 – Trey on how he’s still improving his game

23:49 – Trey on whether he’s chasing the sack title this season

24:50 – Trey on Jake Browning playing well this season in place of Joe Burrow

28:07– Trey on his evolution as a pass rusher

32:05 – Cam and Trey on team comradery

37:28 – Cam gives Trey his flowers as a fellow defensive end

39:03 – Cam on his New Year’s resolutions

47:48 – end of show

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On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts podcast, former NFL head coach and current NFL Media analyst Leslie Frazier joins Peanut and Roman on the show. When you get three DBs in one room they’re going to talk ball! The guys discuss how being a student of the game is just as important than being a great athlete. Leslie shares his coaching philosophy that made him one of the premiere defensive coaches of this era. He also talks about why he plans to pursue a head coaching job this offseason. What people may not know is that Leslie was a key member of the 1985 Chicago Bears defense – considered the greatest defense of all time – and helped the team reach Super Bowl XX. He tells the story of what happened in that game that changed his life journey and led him into the coaching profession. And he shares what it’s like to be on the media side talking football. Leslie doesn’t do many interviews, so you won’t want to miss this one.

**NOTE this the interview was recorded during the 2023 preseason

0:00 – start of show

1:09 – Leslie Frazier introduced 

2:16 – Leslie on the importance of being a student of the game

5:25 – Leslie on being part of the 1985 Bears Super Bowl-winning defense, and suffering a career-ending injury in Super Bowl XX

10:47 – Leslie on how his knee injury changed the course of his life

15:09 – Leslie on deciding to forgo an NFL return to take his first coaching job at Trinity College

23:53 – Leslie on the different dynamic of being an asst. coach vs a head coach

26:38 – Leslie on adjusting to not being a coach for the first time in nearly 40 years

28:49 – Leslie on his adjustment to being in the media

32:11 – Leslie on wanting to be a head coach again

34:45 – Leslie on his defensive philosophy

39:33 – Leslie on the personality of the ’85 Bears team

43:41 – Leslie on the origin of the Bears “Super Bowl Shuffle”

46:26 – Roman gives Leslie broadcasting advice

48:33 – Leslie on broadcasting advice he’s gotten

50:52 – Leslie on taking time to reflect on his career success

53:19 – Leslie on who is on his personal Mount Rushmore

56:18 – Leslie on balancing being critical as a broadcaster

58:32 – Leslie on being inducted into the Black College Football Hall of Fame

1:01:24 – Leslie on being part of the HBCU experience

1:06:24 – Leslie on his biggest college baseball highlight

1:09:42 – end of show

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Welcome to a milestone episode, folks! We're celebrating Show #300 with none other than Super Bowl Champion Shaun O'Hara. On this special episode, we're unriddling the NFC playoff picture. Are the Cowboys navigating a potential trap, or is their path clear? The Eagles have shown signs of turbulence; are they fixable? We'll break down the clinching scenarios for every team still alive in the NFC playoff race.

Shaun doesn't hold back as he delivers hot takes, team by team, on the NFC side. Are the hopefuls—the Saints, Seahawks, Falcons, and Vikings—destined to stay on the outside looking in, or is there a glimmer of hope?

Get ready for a treat as Shaun O'Hara shares stories from his Super Bowl-winning days with the Giants. From stumbling into the playoffs to the triumphant march that secured the Lombardi Trophy, it's a captivating journey through NFL history.

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Welcome back to another edition of NFL Total Access! Today, I'm joined by the one and only Super Bowl Champion Shaun O'Hara, and we're diving deep into the intricate world of AFC playoff scenarios.

In a segment we like to call "Places, Please!" we're attempting the impossible—making sense of the current, complicated, and captivating AFC playoff picture. From clinching scenarios to dissecting the hopes of every team still in the mix, we leave no stone unturned.

Shaun takes the reins, going team by team in the AFC. Are the hopefuls, like the Steelers and Texans, equipped to make a postseason push? It's a comprehensive analysis you won't want to miss.

And of course, we tackle the burning question surrounding the Ravens: Rest vs. Rust. Is resting Lamar Jackson a wise move, or could it potentially backfire? 

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The NFL Power Rankings Podcast with Andrew Siciliano and Eric Edholm begins discussing if there’s a team out there that can compete with the Baltimore Ravens. Eric explains why he’s hesitant to rank the Buffalo Bills higher than #6 and then he shares why he ranked the Browns and Chiefs #7 and #8. How far did Eric drop the Eagles after they lost to the Arizona Cardinals at home?

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