NFL: Good Morning Football

Hank Azaria is the voice and face of some of your favorite roles in television and film history. He's also a tortured New York Jets fan. Peter goes deep with Hank on his love for the Jets, his feelings on Aaron Rodgers, and his career in show biz. 

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Part one of the GMFB podcast begins with hosts Sara Walsh, Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager, and Jason McCourty examining if the Buffalo Bills are closer to a Super Bowl ring than they were last year. Peter leads “we in or we out” where everyone answers if Aaron Rodgers is the best offseason acquisition and if Patrick Mahomes is the most freakish athlete in the NFL. Later, they all power wash moments away from the 2022 NFL season.

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Join us in this heartfelt episode as we pay tribute to the late and great Norma Hunt, a true icon of football who recently passed away at the age of 85. Norma Hunt holds a remarkable record as the only woman to have attended every Super Bowl, including witnessing the Kansas City Chiefs' victorious moments in Super Bowls 4, 54, and 57. As we reflect on her extraordinary life, we delve into her influential role as the widow of AFL principal founder and Chiefs founder, Lamar Hunt.

In this episode, we have the privilege of hearing from some prominent voices within the Chiefs organization. Tune in to listen to heartfelt interviews from Patrick Mahomes and head coach Andy Reid, who were recently honored at the White House today. They share their personal experiences and anecdotes about their encounters with Norma Hunt and the indelible impact she had on the Chiefs community.

Additionally, we will be featuring clips from the documentary "A Lifetime of Sundays." This film provides an intimate look into the lives of remarkable women in football, including Norma Hunt, as well as Virginia McCaskey of the Chicago Bears, Martha Firestone Ford of the Detroit Lions, and Patricia Rooney of the Pittsburgh Steelers. 

In this episode, we celebrate Norma Hunt's remarkable legacy, her tireless dedication to football, and her unwavering commitment to breaking barriers as a woman in a predominantly male-dominated industry. Join us as we honor Norma Hunt's remarkable legacy and remember the profound impact she had on the game we love.

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A room filled with heroes- Gregg Rosenthal, Marc Sessler and Patrick Claybon take you around the NFL and tell you who they think the spiciest figure or player for each team is. Before the all the spice, the guys discuss some news from around the league including some transactions for the Bills (03:15), Dalvin Cook's future (09:54) and what could have been if Russell Wilson didn't end up on the Broncos (15:09). The heroes start their tour around the league with the AFC, first up is the North (19:55), followed by the South (26:44), the West (33:50) and then the East (41:09). The heroes work their way around the NFC starting with the North (50:11), followed by the South (57:45), the West (01:04:57) and they finish things up with the East (01:12:45). 

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Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks are back with a new episode of Move the Sticks. To start off, the guys give their takeaways from the article on Aaron Rodgers by The Athletic (6:25). Next, the pair continue a new series for the summer, as they do a top 10 defensive tackle draft, where they each pick 5 defensive tackles in the NFL (15:14). To wrap up the show, the duo do a segment called "hits and misses" with a focus on the 2019 NFL Draft, where DJ discusses picks he hit on and missed on in this draft class and Bucky tries to guess who the players are (28:30).

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Part Two of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with the hurdles facing the Chiefs in a championship repeat bid.  Hosts Sara Walsh, Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager, and Super Bowl Champion Jason McCourty look at the growing talent pool in the AFC.  Falcons WR Drake London drops by to discuss his upcoming season.  Who will be the m ost talked about QB and pass catcher in 2023? Plus, which teams would have interest in Dalvin Cook if he's released from the Vikings. 

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Part One of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with teams interested in WR DeAndre Hopkins.  Hosts Sara Walsh, Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager, and Super Bowl Champion Jason McCourty debate which team would be the best fit for Hopkins.  The NFL mourns Chiefs Matriarch Norma Hunt.  Peter gives his Top 5 breakout WRs for 2023 while the table reacts to CJ Stroud's Top 5 QB list.  Who would you cast as John Madden? Plus, do you believe Packers WR Romeo Doubs when he says there won't be a difference between Aaron Rodgers and Jordan Love? 

Stay tuned for Falcons WR Drake London coming up in Part Two of the GMFB Podcast!

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A beachfront patio filled with some heroes - Dan Hanzus, Gregg Rosenthal, Marc Sessler, and Colleen Wolfe roll out the red carpet for some of NFL Network's biggest names and friends of the show. ATN legend Erica Tamposi stops by to check in with the heroes (18:32), Jason Zumwalt talks about being the voice of ATN and being a Cardinals fan (20:29), Andrew Siciliano joins the show and looks ahead to next season (34:01), and Patrick Claybon wraps up the show by defending his theory on momentum (48:32). The heroes also discuss some of the news from around the league (05:18) and take a look at Gregg's projected starters for next season (25:00).

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Today on NFL Total Access The Podcast I am joined by Rhett Lewis. First up, we examine the "Aaron Rodgers Effect" and explore the potential impact of the superstar quarterback joining the New York Jets, particularly how their defense may benefit most from his presence.

Next, we provide comprehensive OTA reports for both the New York Jets and the New York Giants. Get the inside scoop on how these teams are gearing up for the upcoming season during their offseason training activities.

Next up, we assess the potential impact players for the New York Giants' offense. Dive into the debate on whether Darren Waller or Saquon Barkley will have a greater influence on Daniel Jones and the team's offensive performance.

Panthers safety Xavier Woods offers a detailed scouting report on Bryce Young, the top pick in the NFL draft. Gain valuable insights into Young's potential and what he brings to his team.

We'll then shift our focus to the Chicago Bears' OTA report. Rhett analyzes the team's offseason training activities and evaluate the role of rookie quarterback Justin Fields. Explore whether Fields' running ability needs to be curtailed for the Bears' offense to flourish.

Later in the show Rhett and I will break down the Miami Dolphins' offense. Discover who claims it to be the second-best offense in the NFL, trailing only the Chiefs. Together, we determine the accuracy of this statement and whether the Dolphins' offense truly ranks among the league's elite.

Lastly, join us for TA Summer School, where we break down football terminology to enhance your understanding of the game. Test your knowledge and learn the meanings and significance of terms like "Spy," "Mike," and the "X" at Wide Receiver.

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Join us on this compelling episode as we delve into the extraordinary journey of former NFL player and author, RK Russell. In his memoir, "The Yards Between Us - A Story of Life, Love & Football," Russell shares his personal and heartfelt account of coming out as a bisexual man in a world that was not always ready to accept him.

As a former defensive lineman for the Cowboys, Bucs, and Bills, Russell provides a unique perspective on the challenges faced by bisexual athletes in the NFL. We explore the question of whether NFL locker rooms are unwilling to accept these athletes or if the issue lies in unfamiliarity. Russell's firsthand experiences shed light on the complexities of navigating a traditionally heteronormative environment and the impact it has on LGBTQ+ individuals.

We'll also examine whether attitudes towards LGBTQ+ representation in sports, particularly within the NFL. Are these attitudes destined to change, or is there a determined resistance to that change? Ryan's story encourages us to challenge what we think we know and what we actually know, urging us to confront and address the biases that may exist within ourselves and society.

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