NFL: Good Morning Football

A room filled with some heroes - Dan Hanzus, Marc Sessler and Gregg Rosenthal preview the best weekend of the year: the Divisional Round of the NFL playoffs. We start with Jaguars at Chiefs (5:48) followed by Giants at Eagles (21:40). Then, the heroes take a halftime break, welcoming in Henry "Handsome Hank" Hodgson to cover the latest announcement on the 2023 international slate (41:49). The group reacts to the news of Greg Roman stepping away from the Ravens (51:51), the Bucs firing Byron Leftwich (57:21) and the Dolphins firing Josh Boyer (57:52) before continuing the game previews with Bengals at Bills (58:54) and finally wrapping up with Cowboys at 49ers (1:11:57).

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Ep #12: Peanut and Roman are their own special guests on this week’s episode to share their second act journeys. We hear how their bromance formed as teammates during the Carolina Panthers Super Bowl run in 2015, and why an alligator fits into the story (9:45). They share different perspectives on the post-NFL transition: Peanut gets candid about the one thing he regrets doing when he left the game, while Roman explains how he avoided the post-NFL blues thanks to advice he got from Saints GM Mickey Loomis (12:09). Roman also shares why he chose television over coaching like his father for his second act (21:47). Roman takes us back to the time when teenage Roman realized he was getting gray hair (29:03). He’s now all in on his trademark silver look, despite the jokes he says President Obama had for him during the Saints trip to the White House after Super Bowl XLIV (30:12). The “Peanut Punch” is as synonymous with the game as a tackle, and Peanut shares the evolution of his signature move. And the guys give flowers to who they place on their personal Mt. Rushmore (34:59)

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Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks are back with a new episode of Move the Sticks. To start off, the guys react to the news of the Ravens and OC Greg Roman parting ways. Then, the pair give their take on the Titans hiring Ran Carthon as their new GM. After that, the duo preview the Jaguars-Chiefs and Giants-Eagles Divisional Round playoff games. Next, the pair look ahead to the Bengals-Bills Divisional Round game. To wrap up the show, the guys focus on the Cowboys-49ers Divisional Round game.

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Part Two of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins trying to decide if a Brock Purdy win would be bigger than a win from Dak Prescott.  Hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager, and Super Bowl Champion Shaun O'Hara explore the Cowboys/49ers matchup. Throwdown Thursday matchup at Andy Reid's mustache against Doug Pederson's visor.  Fmr Jaguars WR Fred Taylor drops by to preview Jacksonville's matchup against the Chiefs and Tom Brady's future.  We wrap up with Shaun and Kyle putting the Giants and Cowboys on the 'trust scale'.

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Part One of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with the hype around the NY Giants.  Hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager, and Super Bowl Champion Shaun O'Hara compare this team to the 2007 Giants.  We get a special announcement about the future International NFL games before Peter and Jamie put the Eagles and 49ers on the 'trust scale'.  Fmr Giants DT Markus Kuhn drops by to talk playoffs and the International games.  Plus, what would a win over the Bengals mean for Josh Allen? 

Stay tuned for Divisional Games and more Trust Scales coming in Part Two of the GMFB Podcast.

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On this episode of NFL Total Access The Podcast, MJ Acosta Ruiz and Thomas Davis Sr join me to discuss the upcoming matchups in the NFL Divisional playoff round. First up, we'll hear from the former NFL linebacker as he shares his exact formula for an upset by the Jacksonville Jaguars over the Kansas City Chiefs. Next, we'll examine how Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes matured this season and led the Chiefs to success without star wide receiver Tyreek Hill. Then we'll take a look at the matchup between the Philadelphia Eagles and the New York Giants, discussing whether the Eagles can lose if Jalen Hurts is healthy and why offensive tackle Lane Johnson is crucial to the team's success. We'll also delve into the Giants' impressive record of success against number-one seeds, and explore whether they can continue that streak this weekend. We'll also discuss the Buffalo Bills and Cincinnati Bengals game, and ask whether we can trust Bills quarterback Josh Allen any longer. Finally, we'll preview the showdown between the Dallas Cowboys and the San Francisco 49ers, breaking down the key players and matchups to watch for in this exciting matchup. 

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Marcas Grant and Michael F. Florio are BACK in the New Year for a special edition of the NFL Fantasy Football Podcast! Today, the guys break down this past weekend’s Super Wild Card Weekend games and the fantasy outlook for a few players, including several high profile QBs, going into the 2023 season. They also preview this upcoming weekend’s Divisional Round matchups while discussing the fantasy postseason stock of several rising stars.

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Part Two of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with the Jaguars facing the Chiefs.  Hosts Jamie Erdahl, Peter Schrager, and Super Bowl Champions Jason McCourty and Shaun O'Hara explain how Jacksonville could pull off an upset at Arrowhead.  Jamie has beef with people doubting Brock Purdy.  We hear Aaron Rodgers and debate the MVP QB's future before moving onto what could happen in Baltimore with Lamar Jackson.  Wrapping up, the table gives their biggest impact player or coach in this weekend's matchups. 

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Part One of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with the growing momentum around the Giants.  Hosts Jamie Erdahl, Peter Schrager, and Super Bowl Champions Jason McCourty and Shaun O'Hara discuss why the Giants are seemingly peaking at the right time. Giants' Isaiah Hodgins looks ahead and reveals why he enjoys being known as a blocking WR.  The table debates which player will have to dial in his performance moving into the next round of playoffs.  We also discuss which team has the most questions in the Divisional Round. 

Stay tuned for how the Jaguars can pull off an upset win over the Chiefs coming in Part Two of the GMFB Podcast.

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The NFL Power Rankings Podcast with Colleen Wolfe and Dan Hanzus begins with the 49ers holding onto the top spot.  Which teams took a bump down after their Super Wild Card weekend performances?  Find out how the Giants victory and the Jaguars comeback affected their ranking positions.  The Cowboys opened Dan's eyes, but he's keeping their first round opponent in mind.  Colleen wants to point out a flaw in Dan's system this week. Onto the teams that didn't advance, we learn why the Chargers collapse actually surprised Dan and why the Vikings have such a long offseason ahead of them. 

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