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A two guest banger of an episode! Fresh off his night in the spotlight during "Monday Night Football", Peter chats with Tommy DeVito's agent Sean Stellato about all things Tommy, Sean's life story, and becoming an Internet meme for years to come. Peter's friendship with Sean spans ten years and they discuss leaning into DeVito's Italian-American heritage, the DeVito family, and who kissed who first between Sean and Tommy's father. Custom suits, his football career at Marist and in the Arena League, and a lot more makes Sean a wonderful guest. Then, Peter brings in Vikings do-everything defensive back and all-around amazing guy Josh Metellus. You'll fall in love with Metellus, his story, and his approach to life. Lastly, Peter, Aaron, and Jason go through the Saturday NFL slate and get amped for another great week of NFL action.

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On today’s episode of The NFL Report, Steve Wyche and James Palmer discuss the Chiefs’ wide receiver Kadarius Toney’s untimely penalty late in the 4th quarter that wiped out the potential game-winning touchdown and the reaction from the Chiefs’ locker room postgame. 

Steve and James also debate which Super Bowl LVII team has more concerning flaws, the Chiefs or the Eagles? Former Stanford head coach and current NFL Network Analyst David Shaw makes the case for the Broncos being a dangerous playoff contender and his confidence in Joe Flacco and Jake Browning leading the Browns and the Bengals to the playoffs. 

Jane Slater talks about the Cowboys' hot streak and why the win over the Eagles was so important. Then, Bridget Condon gives a firsthand account of Tylan Wallace’s game-winning punt return for the Ravens. Finally, Jeff Chadiha ranks the 8 division leaders from around the NFL.

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On today’s episode of The NFL Report, Steve Wyche & James Palmer discuss the biggest matchups of week 14 – the Eagles at the Cowboys and the Bills at Chiefs. They’re joined by Pro Football Hall of Fame semifinalist & NFL Network Analyst Steve Smith Sr. who explains how his former team the Ravens can compensate for the loss of tight end Mark Andrews, how backup quarterbacks that are being forced into the lineup establish chemistry with the starters, and he explains how the Hail Mary works. Two Walter Payton Man of The Year nominees, Chargers Safety Derwin James & Dolphins fullback Alec Ingold are here to discuss the great work they do both on and off the field. Plus, Brian Baldinger is back to show his favorite film on the Rams passing attack, Texans emerging defensive end Will Anderson, Packers defensive tackle Kenny Clark & the 49ers secondary.

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On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts podcast, Peanut and Roman are joined by 15-year NFL veteran, and one of the most respected players during his career, Lorenzo Alexander. During a candid conversation, Lorenzo shares his journey as an undrafted rookie who flew across the country with cleats in a carry-on for a chance to play in the league, and how that tenacity helped him stick for 15 years. Lorenzo is known as a man of faith, and he shares how the death of Sean Taylor sparked his spiritual journey. Lorenzo and Peanut talk about the experience of being Walter Payton Man of the Year nominees, and Lorenzo talks about his passion for flag football.

0:00 – start of the show

1:05 – start of Lorenzo Alexander interview

2:17 – Lorenzo on turning 40

3:08 – Lorenzo on the struggles of trying to make it in the NFL as an undrafted free agent

8:07 – Lorenzo on being a Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee

12:17 – Lorenzo on Joe Gibbs’ influence on his fitness journey during his career

16:45 – Lorenzo on the impact of Sean Taylor’s death on his life

19:38 – Lorenzo on being a mentor to current players

24:00 – Lorenzo on the growth of flag football

30:47 – Lorenzo on his first NFL sack

 32:23 – Lorenzo on his welcome to the NFL moment

34:35 – Lorenzo on his personal Mount Rushmore

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EP #13: On the latest Off the Edge with Cam Jordan podcast, Cam recaps his New Orleans Saints 33-28 loss to the Detroit Lions Sunday. Cam laments the team’s three-game losing streak, as well as the injury he played through. Cam also talks about taking part in the NFL’s My Cause My Cleats initiative that kicked off in Week 13. He also weighs in on the 49ers Dre Greenlaw – Big Dom fiasco in the 49ers-Eagles game over the weekend. Later, Cam welcomes his fellow Saints teammate, All-Pro safety Tyrann Mathieu to the show. Tyrann shares what it’s like to play in his hometown, and the New Orleans link to why he wears No. 32. Cam gives Tyrann his flowers for being the Saints Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee, and Tyrann explains how it’s a full circle moment from his inauspicious start to his NFL career. He also talks about how protecting his mental health has become a priority during his career. And, finally, Cam shares what his pre-game playlist sounds like, and who makes his top-5 artists list.

:51 – Cam reacts to Saints loss to Lions

2:35 – Cam on playing through his injury

3:22- Cam on playing the Panthers on Sunday

3:46 – Cam on the NFL’s My Cause My Cleats initiative

4:23 – Cam reacts to 49ers LB Dre Greenlaw and Eagles security chief Don DiSandro ejected in Sunday’s game

8:41 – start of Tyrann Mathieu interview

9:48 – Can and Tyrann talk about the charities the represented for My Cause My Cleats in Week 13

13:45 – Tyrann on the New Orleans connection to why he wears No. 32

15:34 – Tyrann on his expectations for the Saints the remainder of the season

17:13 – Tyrann on how he leads the DB room

19:42 – Tyrann on overcoming a bad rep early in his career to being a team leader

21:22 – Tyrann on being devastated when the Chiefs declined to re-sign him

26:18 – Tyrann on being the Saints Walter Payton Man of the Year nomination

29:09 – Tyrann on how he prioritizes his mental health

32:43 – Tyrann on his favorite New Orleans restaurant

36:56 – Cam on his pre-game playlists, and top-5 artists

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Peter starts this week off with thoughts on Jake Browning, the Bengals’ backup QB, and the state of the AFC playoff picture. With Jacksonville, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Cleveland, and Pittsburgh all now battling with backup QBs— is there a window for Josh Allen and the Bills into the tournament, after all? Peter and Aaron discuss the current state of the Patriots and how the franchise is on the cusp of a major sea change. Connor Barwin had a 10-year career in the NFL and is now in his fourth year working with the Eagles front office. When he’s not developing young players, he’s producing holiday albums with Jason Kelce. “A Philly Special Christmas Special 2023” features songs sung by Jason Kelce, Jordan Mailata, Lane Johnson, Jordan Davis, Howie Roseman, and more. The album is a labor of love and hopes to raise millions for local Philadelphia charities. Barwin also discusses his life post-football and how his time at Wharton Business School can be applied to his NFL daily life.

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On today’s episode of The NFL Report, Steve Wyche & James Palmer debate bigger news – the 49ers avenging the NFC Championship loss to the Eagles in Philadelphia or Jordan Love getting revenge against the Chiefs for losing against them in his first career start? Stacey Dales takes us behind the scenes of San Francisco’s huge victory over Philadelphia. James was in Houston covering the Texans win over the Broncos and tells us what CJ Stroud means to his team, but also why he isn’t the only reason for the turnaround in Houston. Jeffri Chadiha talks First Read Week 13 & his updated list of MVP candidates, with Dak Prescott sitting at the top. Bridget Condon breaks down the Rams 3-game win streak since their Week 10 bye, if they’re a legitimate contender to get into the NFC playoffs and why Puka Nacua is a Rookie of the Year candidate.

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On today’s episode of The NFL Report, Steve Wyche & James Palmer discuss the coaching jobs by Nick Sirianni & Kyle Shanahan, who’s teams happen to be facing each other in the game of the week, as well as the job Sean Payton is doing this year in Denver. NFC Defensive Player of the Week, Falcons Safety Jessie Bates III joins to discuss the Falcons playoff push and the work he puts in on the field as well as in the community. Former Titans great Eddie George talks about what it means to be a Pro Football Hall of Fame Semifinalist, who else deserves to get enshrined, the evolution of the running back position and life as the head coach at Tennessee State University. Brian Baldinger is back with his favorite films on the offensive lines of the Falcons & Broncos, the great play of Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson & Vikings safety Josh Metellus, and the impressive seasons of Eagles defensive tackles Jalen Carter and Jordan Davis. Plus, NFL Head coach Leslie Frazier details what life is like as an interim head coach.

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EP #12: On the latest Off the Edge with Cam Jordan podcast, Cam recaps the Saints 24-15 loss to the Atlanta Falcons that dropped the Saints to 5-6 on the season. He also reports on the problems with the pre-game performances for T.I. and TLC, and he shares what the sideline view was like of Ludacris performing during the game while repelling from the roof of Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Cam gives his reaction to the Panthers firing head coach Frank Reich after 11 games. He also answers questions fans sent him via Instagram, one of which Cam gives his list of the top-5 defensive lineman of all time. He also welcomes Tennessee Titans defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons. During their convo, Jeffery shares why he believes the Titans can win a Super Bowl during his tenure, why Will Levis is the quarterback to get them there, and the splurge purchase he go himself after signing his $94 million contract extension.

0:00 – show open

0:54 – Cam on TI, TLC and Ludacris performances during Falcons game

2:58 – Cam on facing the Detroit Lions

3:33 – Cam reacts to Panthers firing head coach Frank Reich

4:36 – Cam answers fan questions

6:02 – Cam on his top-5 defensive lineman of all time

 10:47 start of Jeffery Simmons interview
11:26 Jeffery on whom he attributes his success to
13:47 Jeffery on Titans being a Super Bowl-contending team
16:57 Jeffery on scoring first career touchdown
20:05 Jeffery on setting himself apart from other defensive tackles
21:53 Jeffery on why sacks can be an overrated stat
24:04 Jeffery on Panthers firing head coach Frank Reich
26:18 Jeffery on Will Levis being their guy
28:37 Jeffery on Derrick Henry’s work ethic
30:44 Jeffery on what Titans need to do to make a push for playoffs
32:46 Jeffery on his personal goals in the final stretch of the season
33:06 Jeffery on what he plans to splurge on after securing a contract extension
36:04 Jeffery on the 2015 high school class of D-lineman 

38:24 – end of Jeffery Simmons interview

40:33 – Cam wraps show

41:42 – end of show

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On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts podcast, Peanut is solo for this interview with 3-time Super Bowl champ Devin McCourty. The former New England Patriots safety talks to Peanut about not just playing for Bill Belichick but having fun fooling Bill with his twin brother Jason. He also shares the inside stories of Tom Brady’s trash talk during their practice battles, and what it feels like to get “Mossed” by Randy. And Devin explains why out of his three Super Bowl rings – the one from Super Bowl LI is his favorite. After completing his successful 13-year NFL career, Devin talks with Peanut about his immediate transition to his current role on NBC’s Football Night in America. The guys share their horror stories of on-air screwups, and why they work to be as great in the media space as they were on the field. And Devin reflects on his mom’s sacrifices for his success, and why she’s absolutely on his personal Mount Rushmore.

0:00 – show open

1:13 – Devin on who is the better twin

2:49 – Devin on learning the ropes of broadcasting from his brother Jason

3:31 – Devin on fooling people as a twin

5:37 – Devin on fooling Bill Belichick

6:42 – Devin on why Super Bowl 53 is his favorite of the three he’s won

8:44 – Devin on playing for Bill Belichick

11:10 – Devin on Tom Brady trash talking skills

13:32 – Devin on when he knew it was time to retire

18:57 – Devin going straight from football to broadcasting

26:58 – Devin on the NFL’s Broadcast Bootcamp experience   

29:32 – Peanut and Devin on their on-air screwups

31:48 – Devin on his business ventures

34:27 – Devin on his 5-year plan in media and business

36:49 – Devin on his welcome to the NFL moment being meeting Tom Brady

39:49 – Devin on practicing against Randy Moss

44:09 – Peanut and Devin on the toughest QB’s they faced

47:38 – Devin on who is on his personal Mount Rushmore

51:38 – end of show

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