NFL: Good Morning Football

The NFL Power Rankings podcast with Colleen Wolfe and Dan Hanzus begins looking at the San Francisco 49ers surprising loss against the Chicago Bears. Dan shares why you shouldn't overreact to the 49ers loss and then he explains why it was an easy choice to put the Chiefs high in his week-2 power rankings. The Los Angeles Rams got rocked against the Buffalo Bills on opening night but Dan thinks it's important to relax on the Rams after week-1. Later on, Dan shares which team is his power move, he owns up to his mistakes, and then he explains why the Steelers are the hardest team to figure out after week-1.

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Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks are back with a new episode of Move the Sticks. To start off, the guys recap the Monday Night Football game between the Seahawks and Broncos. Next, the pair discuss if the 49ers should panic with quarterback Trey Lance or not. After that, the duo focus on a team that's playing unique, the Bills. Following that, the guys preview a few Week 2 matchups, the Thursday Night Football matchup of the Chargers vs. Chiefs and also the Buccaneers vs. Saints. To wrap up the show, the pair give credit to Marshall for upsetting Notre Dame on Saturday.

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You have questions, and we have answers. Today, we're joined by Kimmi Chex and Adam Rank as they fill you in on their biggest waiver wire targets, play Don't @ Me Bro and answer all of your lingering fantasy line up questions ahead of week 2 kick off!

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A room filled with some heroes - Dan Hanzus, Gregg Rosenthal and Colleen Wolfe bring you all the latest news from around the league, starting with yet another conversation about Geno Smith. Dak Prescott will not land on Injured Reserve after undergoing surgery on his thumb (15:05), T.J. Watt avoided surgery with his pec injury (20:02), and the heroes hit other news items (21:49) before we debut a new segment: Colour (Color?) Me Intrigued (24:26). The hosts recap items from Week 1 that intrigue them going forward for this season, including the promising Chargers defense (25:42), A.J. Brown's Eagles debut (29:08), Julio Jones' Bucs debut (32:34), a surprisingly watchable Falcons offense (36:39), an encouraging performance from the Vikings (41:20), a new admission into the Kicker Club (46:58), and a few more rapid-fire style (50:25). Then, the heroes preview this week's Thursday Night Football divisional showdown between the Chargers and the Chiefs (54:18).

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Part Two of the Good Morning Football Podcast starts with hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager, and Super Bowl Champion Jason McCourty sharing their biggest takeaway from week-1. Next, they’re joined by Dan Hanzus and he talks about burying the Cowboys in his latest power rankings, the good signs coming out of Tampa Bay, and the concerns about the Packers offense. Later, they’re joined by former NFL player and United States Army Green Beret Nate Boyer and he talks about his new movie coming out tomorrow called MVP. Part two of the podcast finishes up with everyone sharing their favorite images from week-1.

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Part One of the Good Morning Football Podcast focuses on the finish to the Seattle Seahawks, Denver Broncos game on Monday Night Football.  Hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager, and Super Bowl Champion Jason McCourty react to the Broncos attempting a 64-yard field goal instead of allowing Russell Wilson to move the chains. Next, Peter leads the “we in or we out” segment and asks the panel if the Cowboys should be in or out on signing Cam Newton. Later, everyone answers what made them feel blue about week-1 and then they finish part one of the podcast reacting to the Giants dramatic comeback against the Titans.

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Rachel Bonnetta and company are back for a brand new episode of Benched with Bonnetta! To start, comedian and friend of the show Sarah Tiana joins to decide if we are overreacting to Week 1 storylines (6:07). Next, Rachel opens her DMs for the return of Safe Spaces (16:33). Finally, we wrap up the show with the best and worst things we saw and heard over the weekend (23:42).

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Mike Yam and Michael Robinson give you the strategy of play calling from the inside on this episode of the NFL explained podcast. 

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Gregg Rosenthal is joined by The Ringer's Steven Ruiz to recap the Geno Smith bowl! The Seahawks defeat the Broncos 17-16 in Russell Wilson's return to Seattle, and the co-presidents of the Geno Smith Fan Club can't get enough. The hosts recap the wild ending with the Broncos trying a 64-yard field goal, Geno's success, the Broncos struggles, and close the show with some off-topic tidbits from Sunday night and Monday film study.

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The NFL Total Access Podcast begins with reactions to the first wild weekend of NFL games. Later, the podcast dives into how much trouble the Dallas Cowboys are really in and then it shifts to discussing the epic finish between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Cincinnati Bengals. The Total Access Podcast also takes part in overreaction Monday where they answer if Patrick Mahomes is a lock to win MVP, if Justin Jefferson is Randy Moss 2.0, how secure Trey Lance is as the starter in San Francisco, and if the Miami Dolphins are destined for the Super Bowl.

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