NFL: Good Morning Football

Part Two of the Good Morning Football Podcast continues with reaction to Tom Brady announcing his retirement. Hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager, and Super Bowl Champions Jason McCourty and Shaun O'Hara discuss the timing of the announcement.   James Palmer talks about covering Brady's Super Bowls plus gives his thoughts on the Broncos and Texans hiring new coaches.  Jason and Shaun explain the struggle of getting and giving Super Bowl tickets.  Plus, Cris Collinsworth reveals his favorite Brady moment and explains why the QB wasn't even on the field for that moment. 

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Part One of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with two big coaching moves. Hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager, and Super Bowl Champions Jason McCourty and Shaun O'Hara discuss Sean Payton signing with the Broncos and DeMeco Ryans joining the Texans. Kyle has his doubts over the hype around Peyton having Super Bowl expectations. Jason helps highlight the significance of Mahomes and Hurts facing each other in the Super Bowl.  After hyping up some of Super Bowl performers, the table gets BREAKING NEW that Tom Brady has announced he's retiring (again). We hear Tom's message and get immediate reactions.

Stay tuned for Cris Collinsworth and more on Tom Brady retiring in Part Two of the GMFB Podcast.

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Today on NFL Total Access The Podcast I am joined by two former Super Bowl Champions, Michael Robinson and David Carr. We start the show by examining why Jalen Hurts is a runner with passing ability, as opposed to a passer with running ability, and why the trick to stopping Jalen Hurts is inviting him to beat you with his arm. We'll also explore the unsung heroes of Championship Sunday, Chad Henne and Gardner Minshew, and why their performance may be crucial. Next up, we'll analyze the impact of Tyreek Hill's loss and Patrick Mahomes' ankle injury on the Kansas City Chiefs and why it may have been a blessing in disguise. Super Bowl 57 is less than 2 weeks away but this may signal the end of the "prototypical QB"; we will discuss how the position will evolve. Finally, we'll uncover the untold story of Dan Quinn and how Michael Robinson knew the Seahawks were going to beat the Broncos in Super Bowl 48, 132 days before the game. 

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A room filled with some heroes - Dan Hanzus, Marc Sessler and Gregg Rosenthal recap all the latest news from around the league, starting with the breaking news that Sean Payton is heading to Denver to coach Russell Wilson and the Broncos (5:09). DeMeco Ryans returns to Houston to coach the Texans (13:02), and Brock Purdy could be out six months with a torn UCL (18:29). Dan takes a break from the news to rank the top five cities that NFL players want to live in (24:32), then we resume with reports of Vic Fangio to Miami (27:04), Kellen Moore's new job (29:03), and the NFL's updated salary cap for 2023 (32:26). Then, Brian Baldinger joins the heroes to weigh in on the top five cities list (36:10) and break down the Eagles-Chiefs Super Bowl LVII matchup (41:01). We close the show commenting on the AFC Pro Bowl quarterbacks (57:44).

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The NFL Power Rankings Podcast with Colleen Wolfe and Dan Hanzus begins with the Super Bowl matchup set between the Eagles and the Chiefs.  While official rankings will return next week after Super Bowl, Dan awards some season superlatives.  Which team spent the most weeks atop the rankings?  We track the Eagles and Chiefs movements in the rankings throughout the season.  The 49ers again turn their attention to their QB and what they'll do next season.  Dan wraps the week going through the Super Bowl storylines we'll be hearing over the next two weeks.  

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Rhett Lewis and Bucky Brooks are back with a new episode of Move the Sticks from Las Vegas, Nevada as they're covering the East-West Shrine Bowl.To start off, the guys react to the trade of the Saints sending coach Sean Payton to the Broncos for draft picks. Next, the pair hit on the news of 49ers defensive coordinator DeMeco Ryans being hired as the Texans head coach. After that, the duo touch on the recent news of Frank Reich being hired as the Panthers head coach. Following that, the guys break down a few of the quarterbacks at the East-West Shrine Bowl and also discuss standout players from practices this week. To wrap up the show, Rhett and Bucky talk about players that could go high in the draft from the East-West Shrine Bowl.

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Two-time Emmy Award winner and Chiefs season ticket holder since 1988, actor Eric Stonestreet takes us through his experience in Arrowhead during Kansas City’s AFC Championship win over Cincinnati. Stonestreet shares stories about his friendship with GM Brett Veach, what he’s learned from Andy Reid, and why he doesn’t take a single snap of the Mahomes Era for granted. He also discusses his career’s many hits, the lessons learned from coming close but not being cast in “The Office”, and how he’s become a fascinating footnote in American political history.

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Part two of the GMFB podcast begins with hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager and Jason McCourty analyzing if Patrick Mahomes’ victory over the Cincinnati Bengals was the most satisfying win of his career. Scott Pioli joins the breakfast table and discusses the potential for a third quarterback rule, and the opportunity for players in the senior bowl. Detroit Lions RB Jamaal Williams joins the show live in studio and answers several questions about the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs, he talks about breaking Barry Sanders single-season rushing touchdown record, and Dan Campbell’s leadership.

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Part one of the GMFB podcast begins with hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager and Jason McCourty looking at the significance of the matchup between the Philadelphia Eagles and Andy Reid. Peter leads “we in or we out” where everyone has to answer if they’re in or out on Tom Brady joining the San Francisco 49ers and then Kyle and Peter list the top-5 most overcovered Super Bowl storylines. Later, the GMFB crew answers how the Bengals can keep their Super Bowl window open as long as possible.

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Rachel Bonnetta is back for a brand new episode of Benched with Bonnetta! To start, Rachel is joined by Kyle Brandt and they recap the Conference Championship Games and react to the biggest stories of the weekend (1:52).

After the break, Rachel gives her Winners and Losers list from the weekend (20:47). Finally, Rachel tells you the best and worst thing she saw this week (30:02).

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