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EP #6: On the latest Off the Edge with Cam Jordan podcast, Cam welcomes a baller of a different sport  - newly crowned NBA champion DeAndre Jordan from the Denver Nuggets. In a wide-ranging conversation, Cam and DeAndre share how they met and quickly became good friends. DeAndre shares why he still holds his Olympic gold medal above the NBA title he just won with the Nuggets. DeAndre also shares his love for the Dallas Cowboys while trying to persuade Cam to join his favorite team before he retires. The guys share their opinions on how the NFL and NBA games differ when it comes to the physical demands of their respective teams sports, and why having a recovery routine is paramount. DeAndre shares a touching interaction between he and Kobe Bryant, and why Micah Parsons is his favorite NFL player. And, they talk legacy and give perspective on how they’ve achieved longstanding success.

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1:38 – Cam breaks down how the Saints lost to Texans in Week 6

4:02 – Cam on when he starts to pay attention to the standings

5:32 – Cam on facing Texans QB CJ Stroud

7:11 – Cam on how a CJ Stroud compares to running QBs like Jalen Hurts and Lamar Jackson

9:04 – Cam on why Lamar Jackson is the hardest QB to defend in the game

10:40 – Cam on how much longer he plans to continue his NFL career    

14:17 – DeAndre on his gold medal being more special than his NBA title

16:39 – DeAndre shares his Cowboys fandom

19:34 – Cam and DeAndre talk about the physical differences between the NFL and NBA

21:19 – DeAndre on his famous Brandon Knight dunk

23:05 – DeAndre on his reverence for Kobe Bryant

25:18 – DeAndre on playing in the NBA at 19 years old

26:37 – Cam and DeAndre on the importance of veteran leadership

31:00 – Cam and DeAndre talk their career longevity

33:41 – DeAndre on his favorite dunks during the “Lob City” era with the Clippers

36:58 – DeAndre on Nikola Jokic

40:39 – Cam and DeAndre on the importance of a recovery routine

47:47 – DeAndre on why Micah Parsons is his favorite NFL player

45:51 – DeAndre on his favorite NBA players of all time

47:25 – DeAndre on the possibility of playing 20 years in the NBA

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On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts episode, legendary return man Dante Hall a.k.a. “The X Factor,” a.k.a. “The Human Joystick,” a.k.a. “The Human Torch” joins Peanut and Roman. Dante electrified crowds as one of the NFL’s best returners, and he shares how that wasn’t the plan when he entered the NFL. He also takes us inside what it’s like to be in a zone as a returner, like he was in 2003 when he returned four kicks in consecutive weeks. Dante has stayed close with the Kansas City Chiefs organization where he made his made, serving as an official ambassador. And he’ll get the ultimate honor of being inducted into the team’s Ring of Honor. And it’s not all football with Dante…he’s also here for the smoke in the MJ vs. LeBron debate.

1:41 – Dante talks about the evolution of his different nicknames

2:49 - Dante explains how he went from a RB to a WR in the NFL

7:22 – Peanut shares how he ended up going to University of Louisiana at Lafayette

8:03 – Dante on being 1 of only 5 returners in NFL history with 10,000+ yards

8:46 – Dante on Travis Kelce being his favorite players currently in the NFL 

9:15 – Dante on why he has Michael Jordan #1 above LeBron James on his top 5 NBA list

10:00 – Dante on being in a zone in 2003 when he returned a kick in 4 straight games

12:35 – Dante and Peanut on what makes special teams special

16:27 – Dante on the favorite TD return in his career

18:03 – Dante on when he knew being a returner was his super power

21:35 – Dante on induction into the Chiefs Ring of Honor in 2023

24:19 – Dante on his love for his alma mater Texas A&M

30:55 – Dante on making it to the NFL

33:35 – Dante on when he knew it was time to retire

38:39 – Dante on his second act being a Chiefs ambassador

42:11 – Dante on his coaching aspirations

40:06 – Dante on who is on his personal Mount Rushmore

49:10 – Dante on how he found purpose after the NFL

50:50 – Dante on whether he preferred a punt or kickoff return for a TD

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In this episode, I am joined by Super Bowl Champ and Former #1 Overall Pick, David Carr. We dive into the thrilling Monday night showdown where the Dallas Cowboys bounced back from a humbling loss in San Francisco to beat the Chargers in LA. David Carr breaks down how Dak Prescott conquered the Bolts, not just with his arm but with his legs. We'll dissect whether the Chargers are close to breaking through or cursed by misfortune. Moreover, we explore the evolving landscape of NFL defenses - are they catching up to offenses due to a lack of creativity or are defenses simply getting better? David Carr offers his expert insights into these intriguing dynamics shaping the modern NFL. 

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The NFL Power Rankings Podcast with Andrew Siciliano and Eric Edholm begins discussing if the San Francisco 49ers still belong #1 following their loss against the Cleveland Browns and then they dive into the Chiefs victory over the Broncos - did you expect a more convincing victory by the Chiefs? How good are the Miami Dolphins after their victories have come against teams with a combined 5 wins? With the Lions impressive 5-1 start to the season, do they belong in the top-5 of the power rankings? After the Houston Texans have surprised everybody with their 3-3 start, where should they be ranked?

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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 recap the Monday Night Football game between the Cowboys and Chargers (:44). Following that, the crew discuss which quarterbacks have had the biggest drop in passer rating from 2022 to this season (8:44). Next, the trio break down the results of their Week 6 rookie draft (18:48). For the rest of the show, the guys do a Week 7 rookie draft, where they each select one rookie running back, wide receiver, and tight end (20:40).

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Peter reveals his big announcement… he’s appearing on “Celebrity Jeopardy” Wednesday October 25th. Having already filmed the episode, he takes us through the experience of fulfilling a lifelong dream. Then, the pride and joy of Staten Island— Bengals DC Lou Anarumo joins the show. Fresh off a defensive masterpiece over Seattle, Lou goes inside the defensive huddle and recaps Sunday’s win, explains the brilliance of Sam Hubbard, details the Cincy D Line’s “Core Four”, and brings us back to the heated locker room scene after last year’s AFC Championship Game loss to the Chiefs. Peter and Lou, then, go through his awesome career journey which has included Wagner (Staten Island), the Mercant Marine Academy, Harvard, and more. Finally, the guys discuss the 2015 Miami Dolphins coaching staff, which included him, Dan Campbell, Lions OC Ben Johnson, and Bengals HC Zac Taylor.

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Part two of the GMFB podcast begins with hosts Stacey Dales, Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager and Jason McCourty examining which team had the biggest statement win in week-6. Peter leads “we in or we out” where everyone answers if they’re in or out on the Detroit Lions being the #1 team in the NFL Power Rankings and if Justin Pugh should be receiving more attention for jumping off the couch to starting in an NFL game. Lions WR Amon-Ra St. Brown & U.S. Women's Flag Football QB Vanita Krouch join the show and Vanita shares her reaction after flag football became an official Olympic sport and then she shares how she fell in love with flag football, Amon-Ra shares why he got involved, and if it’s possible for NFL players to join the flag football Olympic team. The show wraps up with the crew discussing the Chargers late-game struggles.

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Part one of the GMFB podcast begins with hosts Stacey Dales, Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager and Jason McCourty reacting to the Dallas Cowboys bounceback victory against the Los Angeles Chargers - how impressed were you with the Cowboys win? New York Jets head coach Robert Saleh drops by and shares how proud he is of his team, he weighs in on the Jets defensive performance vs. the Eagles and Aaron Rodgers recovery, and then he touches on the chip on the players shoulders. Scott Pioli joins the show and talks about what impresses him about the Browns and Jets defenses and then he shares what conversations are happening behind the scenes with the trade deadline looming. The show wraps up with the crew answering which player or team has had them on an emotional rollercoaster this season.

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Marcas Grant & Michael F. Florio are back with writer Matt Okada to talk about his top waiver wire targets heading into week 7, but first the guys answer some questions from listeners. Tune in to find out what Matt thinks of Sam Howell, Chuba Hubbard, KJ Osborn, and more.

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In a virtual room full of heroes - Nick Shook and Jane Slater recap the Week 6 Monday Night Football matchup between the Cowboys and Chargers. They start by talking about the offensive play of the Cowboys (01:36), Nick loses his mind over the Chargers (07:30), and they have a conversation about the overall trust in Dak Prescott and his future with the Cowboys (15:45). 

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