NFL: Good Morning Football

Part One of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with the recent woes of the 49ers. Hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager and Gerald McCoy discuss what San Fran needs in order to turn things around.  Which rookie player are you most excited to watch in the 2nd half of the season.  Texans WR Tank Dell talks about his game winning touchdown while Fmr kicker Martin Gramatica talks about calling games for the Buccaneers. Plus, Kyle's beef with fans criticism of Bryce Young.

Stay tuned for Falcons CEO Rich McKay coming up in Part Two of the GMFB Podcast!

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EP #9: On the latest Off the Edge with Cam Jordan podcast, Cam's former teammate and current Dallas Cowboys receiver Brandin Cooks taps in. Brandin does his best Bill Belichick impression when the coach traded him to the Rams. Brandin also shares the silver lining in being trades a NFL record-tying four times. He explains shares why he feels Dak Prescott has the same winning traits as Tom Brady. And, Brandin opens up about why he still hasn't gotten over "the play" in the Rams loss in Super Bowl 53. And, he shares why he got his pilot's license, and how flying teammates to a game isn't something he'll do anymore while playing for Jerry Jones. Plus, Cam does a "mid-season temperature check" on the Super bowl contenders from both the NFC and AFC. 

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Former All-Pro cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha taps in with Peanut and Roman on the latest NFL Players: Second Acts podcast. The guys welcome Nnamdi by saying his last name correctly, not like former Commissioner Paul Tagliabue on Draft day, as Nnamdi explains. Nnamdi reflects on his excitement entering the NFL turn to dread after owner Al Davis made him change positions. Nnamdi also shares how he learned the NFL ropes from Hall of Famers Charles and Rod Woodson. He also explains how his growth as a player and person while with the Raiders was the reason he signed a one-day contract to retire with the organization. Nnamdi also gets candid about the mental anguish he experienced as a 32-year-old trying to figure out his next chapter after retirement. Though he’s a Hollywood leading man now as an actor, Nnamdi shares how he found passion in acting and why he believes he's found success in the craft. Then, Peanut and Nnamdi list the DBs taken in the 2003 Draft, and why the call it the greatest DB Draft of all time.

0:42 - Nnamdi is introduced
1:39 - Nnamdi talks about being drafted by the Oakland Raiders
5:13- Nnamdi talks about the first time he played against Roman
7:11 - Nnamdi shares his welcome to the NFL moment
9:05 - Nnamdi explains why it was important for him to retire as a Raider
10:53 - Nnamdi talks about switching from safety to cornerback in the NFL
13:58 - Nnamdi shares what he learned from the Raiders veterans
19:37 - Nnamdi discusses his struggles with the mental aspects of retirement and finding purpose outside of football
27:39 - Roman and Nnamdi discuss the biggest misconceptions people have about players when they retire
31:01 - Nnamdi shares his advice for aspiring actors
33:48 - Nnamdi shares the challenges of acting
35:15 - Nnamdi discusses being cast in the 2017 drama Crown Heights
41:58 - Nnamdi explains the goals of his foundation and their Acts College Tour
47:27 - Nnamdi shares his inspiration for majoring in finance
49:20 - Nnamdi talks about learning to play the saxophone
50:40 - Nnamdi shares his personal Mount Rushmore
53:11 - Peanut and Nnamdi discuss the great cornerbacks of the 2003 NFL draft

*NOTE: Time codes are approximate

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Today on NFL Total Access The Podcast I am joined once again by Super Bowl Champion and former #1 overall pick, David Carr. In this episode, we're diving headfirst into two major topics that have been on every football fan's mind:

1. What the Hell Is Wrong with NFL Offenses? This season, we're witnessing the lowest offensive output through the first nine weeks since 2017. The question on everyone's lips: why is that? David Carr brings his extensive football knowledge to diagnose the issues and offers his expert solution to this offensive puzzle.

2. Separating Imposters from Contenders: Bills, Dolphins, Eagles, and Chiefs The Bills and Dolphins had a hot start, but are they the real deal, or are they imposters? Similarly, the Eagles and Chiefs are winning games, but often in an unconventional, ugly manner. Could this unorthodox recipe lead them back to the Super Bowl?

And lastly, we address the Cowboys and their ability (or lack thereof) to win when it matters most. David Carr provides his keen insights into these questions, and much more. 

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Welcome to NFL Total Access: The Podcast, I am your host, NFL Senior Writer Andrew Lavey, and joining me in this episode is Super Bowl Champion and former #1 overall pick, David Carr. First up, "The Terrible Truth About Parity." We've got it, but do we actually want it? We'll discuss how parity in the league is affecting the game.

Then, we tackle "The Terrible Truth About QB Play." Are "Call it & Run it" offenses ruining the art of the quarterback position in the NFL? Find out why Joe Burrow might have the edge over his contemporaries in this modern game.

And last but not least, we unravel "The Terrible Truth About the Jets." After the latest disappointment, we'll assess where this leaves a Jets team that keeps spoiling remarkable defensive performances. Plus, why the Chargers, even on an off night for Justin Herbert and their offense, look more convincing than ever!

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The NFL Power Rankings Podcast with Andrew Siciliano and Eric Edholm begins discussing the Philadelphia Eagles-Dallas Cowboys game - do the Eagles belong as the NFL’s #1 team? With the Baltimore Ravens dominating playoff teams, are they the best team in football? Later, Andrew and Eric analyze if the Jacksonville Jaguars are a Super Bowl contender, and then Eric shares why he still has the Dallas Cowboys worthy of the 8th spot.

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Bucky Brooks and Rhett Lewis are back with a new episode of Move the Sticks. To start off the show, the guys recap the Monday Night Football game between the Chargers and Jets (:35). Following that, the pair break down the results of their Week 9 rookie draft (7:15) and do a Week 10 rookie draft, where they each select one rookie quarterback, running back, and wide receiver/tight end (9:15). Next, the duo evaluate the 1st-round pass rushers from the 2023 NFL Draft (14:36). To wrap up the show, the crew preview the Colts vs. Patriots Week 10 matchup in Germany (22:48).

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Part two of the GMFB podcast begins with hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager and Gerald McCoy looking at the AFC playoff picture taking shape - which teams are establishing themselves as the best and which teams are headed the wrong direction? Gerald highlights his top-5 underappreciated pass rushers of the 2023 season and Peter highlights his top-5 rookie performers from week-9. Scott Pioli stops by and weighs in on the Josh Dobbs performance, he shares what Antonio Pierce could do to get the interim label removed with the Raiders and then he explains why the Panthers aren’t regretting passing up on C.J. Stroud yet.

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Part one of the GMFB podcast begins with hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager and Gerald McCoy discussing what they learned from Chargers-Jets on MNF - is Justin Herbert an elite quarterback? Peter leads “we in or we out” where everyone answers if they’re in or out on Vikings coach Kevin O’Connell being coach of the year. Later, they take a look at the Dallas Cowboys and share what it would take for your impression to change about the Cowboys.

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Marcas Grant & Michael F. Florio deliver a new episode of the podcast. First the hosts play "Who’d You Rather" and discuss which players they would rather have for the rest of season. Then Matt Okada stops by to talk about his top waiver wire targets heading into week 10. Tune in to find out what Matt thinks of Baker Mayfield, Tyler Allgeier, and Keaton Mitchell. 

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