NFL: Good Morning Football

The Good Morning Football Podcast begins looking at how the Cincinnati Bengals can get back to the Super Bowl. Hosts Will Selva, James Palmer, Mike Garafolo, and Super Bowl champion Michael Robinson share what needs to happen in Cincinnati for the Bengals to have consecutive Super Bowl appearances and then the GMFB crew analyzes how the Minnesota Vikings can challenge the Green Bay Packers in the NFC North. Later, the guys breakdown each team in the AFC East and provide insights into what would be a successful season for each team, with Michael Robinson making a dynamic prediction about Josh Allen. The show finishes up with the GMFB panel discussing which receiver will have the best season this year - find out which hosts picked Colts WR Michael Pittman Jr and Bengals WR Ja’Marr Chase.

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The Good Morning Football Podcast begins exploring how the Tampa Bay Buccaneers can win their second Super Bowl with Tom Brady. Hosts Rachel Bonnetta, Tom Pelissero, Darius Butler and Adam Rank provide reasons why the Buccaneers could hoist another Super Bowl trophy and then the GMFB crew discusses if there’s any truth to the Lamar Jackson criticism. Next, they’re joined by comedian Paul Virzi and he delivers funny bits on the New York Jets and Giants and then they play a game called “acceptable or unacceptable.” Later, Adam Rank gives insights on how the Cincinnati Bengals can get back to the Super Bowl, Darius Butler gives advice to the Pittsburgh Steelers on their quarterback situation, Tom Pelissero suggests that the Cleveland Browns should be prepared to adjust their plan based on the outcome of Deshaun Watson, and Rachel Bonnetta pleads for the Baltimore Ravens to remain healthy. The show finishes up being joined by Saints safety Chauncey Gardner-Johnson and he explains why they have the best defense in the league and then he shares why he gets under opponents skin.

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A virtual room filled with some heroes - Gregg Rosenthal, Marc Sessler and Patrick Claybon bring you all the latest news from around the league, starting with the upcoming deadline for franchise-tagged players (Orlando Brown, Dalton Schultz, Mike Gesicki, and Jessie Bates III) to sign their deals (6:10). The Patriots traded wide receiver N'Keal Harry to the Chicago Bears (14:08), Sean Payton has a few teams he'd be interested in coaching next year (19:30), Baker Mayfield is done doing Progressive commercials (27:36), Rodney Hudson's future in Arizona is uncertain (30:49), and Le'Veon Bell announced on Instagram that he will be focusing on his new boxing career (33:46). After the news, we welcome The Athletic's Zak Keefer onto the show to go behind the scenes of his new podcast miniseries "Luck," examining Andrew Luck's career and his shocking early retirement (37:24) before doing a deep dive on the Indianapolis Colts and their outlook for the 2022 season (1:02:36).

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Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks are back with a new episode of Move the Sticks. To start off, the guys each give a rookie and second-year player they'd buy from the AFC North teams. Then for the rest of the show, the duo each give a rookie and second-year player they'd buy from the NFC North teams.

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The Good Morning Football Podcast begins examining which quarterbacks are the most under pressure in 2022. Hosts Rachel Bonnetta, Tom Pelissero, Darius Butler and Adam Rank explain why they think Matt Ryan, Ryan Tannehill, Tua Tagovailoa and Zach Wilson are under the most pressure and then they discuss if Davante Adams or Tyreek Hill will have the better fantasy season. Later, Adam Rank provides a 3-step plan for the Arizona Cardinals to take a leap in the NFC West, Tom Pelissero shares how the Los Angeles Rams can prevent a Super Bowl hangover, Darius Butler gives his insights on how the San Francisco 49ers can fix their problems and Rachel Bonnetta makes three suggestions to the Seattle Seahawks, which includes winning in week-1. Next, Darius Butler has to defend Mitch Trubisky being a dark horse MVP candidate and Adam Rank has to defend Nickelback being one of the most underrated bands of all time during the “Blind Take Test” game. The show finishes up being joined by Philadelphia Eagles linebacker Shaun Bradley and he talks about doing anything to get a ring, his excitement for Jalen Hurts, and his funny moment with his head coach Nick Sirianni.

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The Good Morning Football Podcast begins with the Panthers inviting a QB competition between Baker Mayfield and Sam Darnold.  Hosts Rachel Bonnetta, Tom Pelissero, Adam Rank, and Fmr NFL DB Darius Butler dissect the checklist of needs for each team in the NFC East.  We turn our attention to the most pivotal player in the NFC West and Rachel explains why it's Kyler Murray.  The table wonders if WR N'Keal Harry will benefit from a fresh start after being traded to the Bears.  Plus, new Chiefs safety Justin Reid drops by the studio to talk about his conversations with Patrick Mahomes and his love of soccer.

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Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks are back with a new episode of Move the Sticks. To start off, the guys each give a rookie and second-year player they'd buy from the AFC East teams. Then for the rest of the show, the duo each give a rookie and second-year player they'd buy from the NFC East teams.

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The Good Morning Football Podcast begins looking at how Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts will adjust in year three. Hosts Rachel Bonnetta, Tom Pelissero, Darius Butler and Adam Rank explain why they have confidence in Hurts and then they share which team is the biggest threat to the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC West. Later, the GMFB crew defines success for each team in the NFC South and then in honor of Heinz field, the panel shares things they aren’t used to yet like the Raiders being in Las Vegas. The show finishes up being joined by former NFL GM Scott Pioli and he weighs in on the Carolina Panthers trading for Baker Mayfield, the Las Vegas Raiders making history hiring Sandra Douglass Morgan, and how Jalen Hurts can take strides in year three.

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A virtual room filled with some heroes from all across the globe - Dan Hanzus, Marc Sessler and Gregg Rosenthal bring you the latest news from around the league, starting with a brief catch-up after taking a week away from podcasting. Baker Mayfield was traded to the Carolina Panthers (10:00), Jimmy Garoppolo might be traded by the end of the month (22:30), Heinz Field has been re-named Acrisure Stadium (25:30), Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens are closer to a contract extension (28:00), and Zach Wilson is making headlines with his personal life (30:30). Plus, Dan reveals the newcomers to the Superstar Club for 2022 as well as those who were bounced to make room, starting with the quarterbacks (37:30), then moving to the running backs (51:30), next explaining a rule change with the wide receivers (56:00) and finally hitting the tight ends (1:05:40) before finishing up with the newest position group to be included in the club (1:10:00).

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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 quarterback Baker Mayfield's trade to the Panthers and then further look at the impact it has on quarterback Sam Darnold. Next, the duo break down Kentucky quarterback Will Levis. To wrap up the show, the pair give their thoughts on USC and UCLA moving from the Pac-12 to the Big Ten in 2024.

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