NFL: Good Morning Football

Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks are back with a new episode of Move the Sticks. To start off, the guys react to a bunch of trades ahead of the trade deadline, including the Broncos trading LB Bradley Chubb to the Dolphins, the Falcons trading WR Calvin Ridley to the Jaguars, and much more. Following that, DJ and Bucky examine the Lions trading TE T.J. Hockenson to the Vikings and the Bears trading LB Roquan Smith to the Ravens. Next, the duo break down the Monday Night Football game between the Bengals and Browns. Then, the pair discuss the difficulty of generating sacks as a pass rusher in college. After that, the guys hit on the Steelers trading WR Chase Claypool to the Bears. To wrap up the show, the duo look at Bucky's top 5 game wreckers right now.

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A room filled with some heroes - Dan Hanzus, Gregg Rosenthal, and Colleen Wolfe bring you all the updates from the 2022 NFL Trade Deadline! The Broncos traded Bradley Chubb to the Dolphins (3:49), Nyheim Hines was moved from Indianapolis to Buffalo (9:22), T.J. Hockenson is now a Minnesota Viking (11:30), Brandin Cooks did NOT get traded (20:20), Chase Claypool is heading to Chicago (23:40), Calvin Ridley was traded to the Jaguars (29:09), William Jackson was shipped to the Steelers (35:35), and the Dolphins also acquired Jeff Wilson (41:07). Then, the heroes preview this week's Thursday Night Football matchup between the Philadelphia Eagles and Houston Texans (47:18).

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The NFL Power Rankings podcast with Colleen Wolfe and Dan Hanzus begins looking at the San Francisco 49ers jump into the top-5. Dan shares why he has the 6-1 Minnesota Vikings ranked 7th and then Colleen notices a mighty break in the Baltimore Ravens schedule. Colleen and Dan explain how the New Orleans Saints could find themselves in the dance, they dive into the Las Vegas Raiders meltdown, they react to the Chase Claypool trade to Chicago and then they answer if the Indianapolis Colts or Pittsburgh Steelers have the brighter future.

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Week 8 is in the books and now we're answering your questions as we look forward to Week 9. Today, we're joined by Patrick Claybon and Adam Rank as they play Don't @ Me Bro and answer your questions before the Week 9 kick off. 

Also, the guys soothe your headaches in RAPID FIRE and give you their predictions with True or False!

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NFL Network’s Peter Schrager is joined by New York Giants’ 1st year General Manager Joe Schoen, who reflects on this year’s red hot start to the Giants season, goes into his path from ticket office intern to NFL GM, and takes us into the Bills Draft Room on the day Josh Allen was selected. Peter also highlights the contributions of two quarterbacks who have taken the league by surprise this season, and discusses whether the DJ Moore helmet removal flag should have been a penalty or not. Finally, NFL Network ace researcher Tony Holzman-Escareno joins Peter to highlight how unique Christian McCaffrey’s day was against the Rams, and Peter’s friend Aaron reveals his scorching hot take on the Instagram-ization of Halloween. 

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Part Two of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with the NFL Trade Deadline looming at 4pm ET.  Hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager and Super Bowl Champion Jason McCourty all give teams they want to see making deals.  Jason asks if Tua Tagovailoa has reached the point of being considered a top tier QB.  Jets TE CJ Uzomah stops by with the NFL's Salute to Service along with the team's recent loss to the Patriots.  The table looks at the latest NFL Power Rankings with Dan Hanzus as the Bills, Eagles, and Chiefs are the top three teams.  

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Part One of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with the Browns dominating win over the Bengals.  Hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager and Super Bowl Champion Jason McCourty discuss the play of Jacoby Brissett with the looming return of Deshaun Watson.  We update possible moves to look for leading up to the NFL Trade Deadline including Roquan Smith being traded to the Ravens.  The table debates Baltimore as a threat in the AFC before Fmr NFL Exec Scott Pioli drops by to explain the thought process of GM's considering trades.  Plus, we discuss the success Pete Carroll is having with Geno Smith and the Seahawks.

Stay tuned for Jets TE CJ Uzomah and NFL Power Rankings coming in Part Two!

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Rachel Bonnetta and company are back for a brand new episode of Benched with Bonnetta! To start, Rachel is joined by Kyle Brandt and they recap what went into their awesome Halloween costumes and they pick the NFL personalities they'd want to have with them for a night out (2:30). After the break, Rachel looks ahead to Thursday night's game between the Eagles and Texans (12:55). Finally, Rachel tells you the best and worst thing she saw this week, and she tries not to get emotional about this one (17:42).    

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The quarterback is such a key position that, once someone is in for the season, there isn't much moving' n shakin' going on. So when a situation arises where a new QB must step in, controversy is bound to come with it. On this episode of the NFL explained. podcast, Mike Yam and Michael Robinson talk about some of the most memorable QB controversies of all time. 

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Gregg Rosenthal is joined by the one and only Nick Wesseling to recap the Bengals at Browns Monday Night Football matchup. Then, Gregg gives his list of the six best pure runners in the NFL based solely on the 2022 season with the help of Nick and Gravedigger.

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