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In this episode of NFL Players: Second Acts, Peanut and Roman sit down with former offensive lineman Cory Procter, who shares the unexpected turns his life has taken since leaving the field. Cory dives into his “Welcome to the NFL” moment and recalls battling Peanut in what would be his final NFL game. Cory also shares stories of playing for the legendary head coach Bill Parcells. He then opens up about the knee injury that ultimately ended his career. Later, Cory describes how he’s thriving in private equity, and how his networking mindset and social media have helped him find success in his second act. Plus, Cory shares his personal Mount Rushmore, and the candid moments that reveal who he is beyond the pads.

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Gregg Rosenthal is joined by NFL Network Chief National Reporter Steve Wyche to reveal numbers 20 through 16 of NFL Daily's Top 25 Players of the Last 25 Years. The duo starts with Cleveland Browns DE Myles Garrett (0:52) at number 20. Then, Wyche and Rosenthal pay respects to one of the best offensive guards in football history, longtime Dallas Cowboy Zack Martin (12:26), at number 19. Martin is followed by Pro Football Hall of Famer Julius Peppers (21:50) -- the fourth most prolific sack artist in NFL history -- at number 18. For Peppers, the duo takes a look back at an incredible two-play sequence that exemplifies the type of freak athlete Pep was over his 17 year career. The last non-QB to win MVP, running back Adrian Peterson (31:58), comes in at number 17. Wyche shares a classic story of the first time he met Peterson, and other anecdotes about his incredible rushing career. Future Hall of Fame Quarterback Drew Brees (44:06) rounds out this tier of players at number 16. With Brees being another player Wyche covered extensively in the NFC South, the veteran reporter shares story after story about the greatest player in New Orleans Saints history.

Don't miss any of NFL Daily's Top 25 Players of the Last 25 Years where Gregg is joined by ESPN's Mina Kimes and Bill Barnwell, Yahoo! Sports' Nate Tice, NFL Network's Steve Wyche and Brian Baldinger and broadcasting legend Kevin Harlan to break down the best NFL players since the turn of the century.

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In this episode of Move the Sticks, DJ and Bucky are joined by longtime college basketball head coach Tom Crean, who led programs at Marquette, Indiana, and Georgia. The trio explores how the player evaluation process has evolved over the last decade, from what coaches look for to how player development is approached today.

Coach Crean shares insight on the value of building shared adversity early in a team’s journey to help shape identity and culture. He also speaks on the benefits of multi-sport athletes, why we’re seeing a decline in them, and what’s lost when athletes specialize too soon.

The conversation dives into the importance of strength and conditioning, and Crean breaks down the common traits shared by elite athletes he’s coached like Dwyane Wade, Victor Oladipo, and Anthony Edwards.

Plus, Crean offers his perspective on what makes his brother-in-law Jim Harbaugh a special coach, from his unorthodox leadership style to how he brings joy and unity into one of the most physically and mentally grueling sports. 

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Gregg Rosenthal is joined by ESPN's Mina Kimes to reveal numbers 25 through 21 of NFL Daily's Top 25 Players of the Last 25 Years. Gregg and Mina start the list with Kansas City Chiefs TE Travis Kelce (02:59), followed by Pro Football Hall-of-Famer Terrell Owens at number 24 (13:20), Pittsburgh Steelers OLB T.J. Watt at number 23 (22:59), Pro Football Hall-of-Famer Walter Jones at number 22 (32:05), and Baltimore Ravens QB Lamar Jackson at number 21 (41:05).

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Don't miss any of NFL Daily's Top 25 Players of the Last 25 Years where Gregg is joined by ESPN's Mina Kimes and Bill Barnwell, Yahoo! Sports' Nate Tice, NFL Network's Steve Wyche and Brian Baldinger and broadcasting legend Kevin Harlan to break down the best NFL players since the turn of the century.

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The Saturday Edition of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with the impressive list of QB's in the AFC. Which one of those QB's is poised to dethrone Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs in the AFC?  Eagles' LB Nolan Smith Jr. spotlights the impressive Philly defense and what makes Jalen Hurts so special.  Plus, Isaiah Stanback deliver's his Top 5 TE's in the NFL!

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Hour Two of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with a round of 'What's the Word'. Hosts Mike Yam, Isaiah Stanback, Cesar Ruiz, Chosen Anderson, and Quentin Lake look at upcoming training camps and Travis Hunter's rookie season.  Actress Kiki Layne joins the breakfast table to about her latest project and being a Bengals fan.  Plus, Bengals OT Orlando Brown Jr. joins in and talks about blocking for some of the best QB's in the AFC and what's to come this season.  

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Hour One of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with expectations for the Chiefs. Hosts Mike Yam, Isaiah Stanback, Cesar Ruiz, Chosen Anderson, and Quentin Lake dissect the NFC South looking at Baker Mayfield, Bryce Young, and Michael Penix Jr. What do you expect to see this weekend at the Manning Passing Camp?  Plus, Giants RB Tyrone Tracy Jr. relives his first season in NY and the turnaround he's expecting with the Giants.

Stay tuned for Bengals OT Orlando Brown Jr. coming up in Hour 2 of the GMFB Podcast!

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Gregg Rosenthal is joined by ESPN's Ben Solak to discuss the top-ten most interesting quarterbacks in the NFL. First, the guys react to the Buccaneers giving Jason Licht and Todd Bowles contract extensions (01:00). After the news, the guys tell you why Geno Smith (03:30), C.J. Stroud (08:50), Bryce Young (12:30), Trevor Lawrence (17:50), Caleb Williams (24:46), Justin Herbert (28:50), Justin Fields (35:00), Dak Prescott (37:55), Bo Nix (40:40), and Kyler Murray (45:00), and at the most interesting parts of their careers. Finally, the show is wrapped up with a thank you to the listeners and everyone involved with the first year of NFL Daily and the announcement of NFL Daily's Top 25 Players of the Last 25 Years series (49:39).

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On the latest episode of Move the Sticks, Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks look at last season’s stat leaders and discuss whether each player can repeat that performance this year. They go position by position and give their take on who’s likely to stay on top and who might see a drop-off.

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Hour Two of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with hosts Mike Yam, Isaiah Stanback, Cesar Ruiz, Chosen Anderson and Quentin Lake answering several questions - will the Commanders be a top-3 offense in 2025? Who will be the Browns QB1? Film expert Nate Tice joins the show and talks about QB’s around the league like Draye Maye, Caleb Williams, Aaron Rodgers and the Browns QB room.

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