NFL: Good Morning Football

Marcas Grant and Michael F. Florio continue their preview of the NFL’s week 11 matchups with analysis of the late Sunday and Monday night games. Can you trust the Bucs offense against the formidable 49ers defense? Should you start Vikings RB Ty Chandler if Alexander Mattison is out? What are the expectations for the Eagles and Chiefs in their Monday night showdown? Tune in for answers to these questions and more.

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In a room full of heroes - Dan Hanzus, Gregg Rosenthal, and Colleen Wolfe preview the Week 11 primetime games. Before the heroes get to the previews, they get you caught up on news from around the league including the season ending injury to Deshaun Watson (07:16), the Bills moving on from OC Ken Dorsey (18:58) and enlighten YOU people on what you may not realize headed into the back half of the season (25:52). The heroes wrap up the show by previewing the Thursday Night Football matchup between the Bengals and Ravens (51:00), the Sunday Night Football meeting between the Vikings and Broncos (01:01:30) and the Monday Night Football game between the Eagles and Chiefs (01:10:28)

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Marcas Grant and Michael F. Florio preview the first half of the NFL’s week 11 matchups. The hosts start the show by discussing Deshaun Watson’s season-ending shoulder surgery and whether to start Justin Fields this weekend. Then they break down the Thursday Night Football game between the Bengals and Ravens and share their expectations for Joe Burrow and Lamar Jackson. After that Grant and Florio preview the early Sunday games, including which Steelers and Bears running backs to start and whether any Packers wide receivers should make it into your lineup. 

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EP #10: On the latest Off the Edge with Cam Jordan pod, it’s fireside chat time with Cam. During his bye week, Cam shares his adventures at the EA Sports F1 Showrun in Las Vegas. He also takes us inside the bye week life of an NFL player that, for him, included introducing his son “Tank” to the cold tub. Cam recaps his bittersweet Week 10: the bitter being the Saints loss to the Minnesota Vikings, but the sweet being his pre-game interaction with his dad and Vikings Ring of Honor inductee Steve Jordan…who showed his support through sporting Cam’s Jordan 1s. Cam also reacts to Jets coach Robert Saleh saying sacks are an overrated stat, and gives his picks - as of now - for MVP and Defensive Player of the Year. Cam also weighs in on whether Oakland Raiders interim coach Antonio Pierce deserves the job permanently. 

1:11 - Cam on going to Las Vegas for EA Sports F1 Showrun event 

2:54 - Cam on linking up with his dad Steve Jordan before the game Sunday 

4:55 - Cam on Saints inability to contain Josh Dobbs in loss to Vikings 

8:10 - Cam on taking his son’s reaction to getting in the cold tub for the first time

9:25 - Cam on his mid-season DPOY and MVP picks 

11:31 - Cam reacts to Robert Saleh’s comments on sacks being an overrated stat

15:10 - Cam on whether Raiders interim coach Antonio Pierce deserves the job full time 

17:36 - Cam on prioritizing family time during a bye week 

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Part Two of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with the Bills firing OC Ken Dorsey. Hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager and Super Bowl Champion Jason McCourty debate the timing and impact of the move.  Deshaun Watson's season is over after the team reveals a shoulder injury.  The table previews the Steelers/Browns matchup before Jamie explains why the Patriots need to be better.

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Part One of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with breaking news that Deshaun Watson's season is over due to a shoulder injury.  Hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager and Super Bowl Champion Jason McCourty discuss the impact on the Browns. Whiteboard Wednesday asks which player has become 'the guy' on his team.  Kyle makes an appearance on Wheel of Fortune tonight.  Plus, what is the Patriots plan moving forward?

Stay tuned for an update on the Bills 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. To start off the show, the guys preview the Thursday Night Football game between the Bengals and Ravens (:16). Following that, the trio look at the AFC playoff picture, including a discussion on which team is the most vulnerable division leader (6:07). To wrap up the show, the crew analyze two players who have the most consecutive games with a sack (11:39).

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On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts podcast, Peanut and Roman welcome one of Roman’s former Saints teammates - and fellow Saints Hall of Famer - receiver Marques Colston to the show. They start out clearing the air over an incident between Peanut and Marques during a game in the 2015 season. It’s the first time they’ve seen each other since then, and they hash it out on the podcast. Roman and Marques reminisce about their days playing together, and the thrill of winning Super Bowl 44. Marques shares his journey from 7th-round pick, to almost being cut during his first minicamp, to eventually becoming a Saints Hall of Famer. Always a forward thinker, Marques also shares how he started working on his post-NFL second act as the CEO of an Arena League team while still racking up 1,000-yard seasons. He also discusses how he became a professor at the University of New Orleans, the milestones he just missed on, and why he hated facing Peanut on the field.

1:05 - Hosts introduce Colston

3:35 - Peanut and Colston discuss the time they got in a fight during a game

9:00 - Roman talks about trashing Colston's apartment when they were young

10:09 - Colston shares his welcome to the NFL moment

13:39 - Would Colston have rather come into the league as a free agent rather than drafted in the 7th round

17:57 - Peanut asks Colston when he knew he would make it in the league

22:06 - Roman asks Colston if he is still disappointed that he never made a Pro Bowl or All Pro team 

23:16 - Colston shares his favorite Super Bowl memories 

25:11 - Roman shares one of his favorite memories of Colston

26:48 - Colston discusses his decision to retire

31:17 - Colston discusses his struggles in retirement

35:15 - Colston discusses his investment in arena football

39:05 - Colston discusses teaching at the University of New Orleans

46:37 - Roman asks Colston about his transition to his business persona

49:32 - Peanut asks Colston if he was mad that Vince Young won Rookie of the Year over him 

52:45 - Roman asks Colston if he knows which wide receivers from his draft class played longer than him

53:48 - Colston discusses the toughest corners that he faced

55:13 - Colston shares his personal Mount Rushmore

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The NFL Power Rankings Podcast with Andrew Siciliano and Eric Edholm begins previewing the big-time matchup between Eric’s top two teams in week-11. Then they discuss where the 49ers and Cowboys belong in the power rankings after they dominated the Jaguars and Giants. With C.J. Stroud finding himself in the MVP conversation and the Texans defeating the Bengals, are the Texans a top-10 team? Are the Buffalo Bills still in Eric’s playoff picture after a meltdown on Monday Night Football?

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Fresh off Kyler Murray’s heroic return to the football field, Peter welcomes in his first year OC Drew Petzing. Petzing details the work Murray has done to get back to the field and his incredible performance in Sunday’s win over Atlanta. Petzing’s story is awesome; sidelined with an injury as a college sophomore, he never gave up the dream of being involved with football. Fifteen years later, he’s one of the youngest play callers in the sport. Peter also discusses the Ken Dorsey firing in Buffalo, Baltimore’s late game struggles, and Houston’s storybook season. 

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