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Peter opens with an analysis of just how massive - both football-wise and culturally - the Coach Prime Effect has been through three weeks of the football season. Then, he welcomes in Sean Evans, the host of the wildly popular “Hot Ones” series. Sean discusses the art of celebrity interviews, his rise to the top, and how to decline pitches to come on his show. A die-hard Bears fan, Sean discusses the vicious cycle of being a Bears/Bulls/White Sox fan and what it was like announcing an NFL Draft pick. Lastly, the return of awful travel nightmares! This time, Peter’s friend Jay tops Peter’s hellacious journey to LA last week with a ghoulish tale from a recent family summer trip to France.

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On today’s episode of The NFL Report, Steve Wyche and James Palmer discuss how quickly Lamar Jackson is picking up the Ravens new offense, and if the 0-2 Bengals are just off to a slow start or in real trouble. They also discuss Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones’ impact in his season debut. Sara Walsh joins us to talk Desmond Ridder and the 2-0 Falcons, as well as Baker Mayfield and the Buccaneers 2-0 start. Jeffri Chadiha details the improbable comebacks from Week 2, and answers some of the burning questions. We’ll let you know if Sean Payton can turn around the Broncos and discuss the Rams record-setting rookie wide receiver Puka Nacua.

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On today’s episode of The NFL Report, Steve Wyche & James Palmer discuss several key Week 2 matchups – KC-JAX, BAL-CIN, and NYJ-DAL. We’ll talk to Panthers offensive coordinator Thomas Brown, the man coaching up the No. 1 overall pick QB Bryce Young. NFL Media analyst Brian Baldinger joins us to tell you why Tyreek Hill won't have another 200 yard game this week against the Patriots, and why the Packers are in good hands with QB Jordan Love. Stacey Dales details what it’s like to cover Aaron Rodgers over the years. Speaking of Rodgers, Mike Garafolo and Judy Battista take you behind the scenes of being there when Rodgers suffered his season-ending Achilles injury. Plus, James and Steve go in depth on the grass vs. turf debate happening around the league. 

The NFL Report is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio. 

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On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts episode with Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper, 11-year NFL receiver Nate Burleson blazes the Second Acts podcast mic. Since leaving the game, Nate has charted a unique path as a broadcaster that led him to his current role as a co-host on the CBS Mornings program. Nate’s journey to that position was no accident, as he describes during an introspective conversation. Nate started honing his craft for his second act in TV during his rookie year with the Minnesota Vikings. That tenacity to improve and excel later took him to roles on “Extra TV”, “Good Morning Football”, and Nickelodeon. But, Nate is far from a one-trick pony. He also has a clothing line Baynes + Baker and a production company. Nate also shares the struggle when he decided to leave football, which he calls “H.E.R.” and which one of his former teammates was better: Randy Moss or Calvin Johnson. And we couldn’t let Nate leave without one of his fire freestyles. So, enjoy this conversation with one of the most interesting people to grace a football field or a TV screen.

0:25 – Nate’s pre-episode freestyle

5:15 – Nate on the Michael Strahan influence on players’ finding success post-NFL

7:37 – Nate on why he started his journey as a broadcaster while playing

12:25 – Nate on who’s better: Randy Moss vs Calvin Johnson

16:43 – Peanut on how he had success vs Randy Moss

18:17 – Nate on his football journey with “H.E.R.”

21:08 – Nate on finding his voice as a broadcaster

24:58 – Nate on overcoming depression after tearing his ACL in 2008

30:15 – Nate on bringing his swag to the “CBS Mornings” show

34:23 – Nate on advice he gives players who want to work in TV

37:48 – Nate on being ok saying no

42:53 – Nate on doing more storytelling at CBS, his other business ventures

45:16 – Nate on a bigger thrill: being parodied on SNL vs being recognized by Al Pacino

46:56 – Nate on being a sneakerhead

49:34 – Nate shares is personal Mount Rushmore

52:08 – Nate on the importance of the NFL brotherhood

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NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio. 

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On the debut episode of Off the Edge with Cam Jordan, Cam talks about the thrill of the Saints 16-15 Week 1 victory over the Titans (3:00). He also reacts to the news of Jets QB Aaron Rodgers out for the remainder of the season with a torn Achilles and gives his take on the debate over what playing surface is better: grass vs. turf (4:30). Cam is joined by his former teammate and friend former running back Mark Ingram. The guys talk about the Coach Prime phenomenon in college football, Mark shares the circumstances of whether he’d return to the NFL, and they discuss the running back market (8:51). And Cam closes the show with what will be a weekly segment – “Cam’s Gladiator of the Week” – where Cam will give flowers to the player who balled out in the previous week (33:33).

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Mere hours after the injury that rocked the world, Peter is joined by actor, comedian, and die-hard Jets fan Hank Azaria to commiserate on what happened and what could have been. Peter, then, calls his friend David, a Jets season ticket holder since 1966. Lastly, Peter discusses the most important story of Week 1… his travel adventures to and from LA.

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On today’s episode of The NFL Report, Steve Wyche & James Palmer discuss the Browns sixth straight home win over the Bengals, the return of 49ers QB Brock Purdy vs. the Steelers, and the Cowboys 40-0 shutout of the Giants. Cameron Wolfe joins the show to talk about the pettiness between the Bengals and  Browns. Bridget Condon was with us to discuss Tua Tagovailoa’s record-setting performance against the Chargers, and Jane Slater tells us if it’s time for the Titans move on from QB Ryan Tannehill. Jeffri Chadiha grades the performances of the starting rookie quarterbacks, and and QB Jordan Love talking over in Green Bay.

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On today’s episode of The NFL Report, Steve Wyche & James Palmer discuss the impact of Nick Bosa’s massive contract extension, the impact on Chris Jones’ contract hold out, and the different playing styles of the 49ers and Chiefs.

Hall of Famer DeMarcus Ware joins the show to talk about his 2023 induction and whether he thinks Micah Parsons can break his Cowboys all-time career sack record. NFL Network analyst Brian Baldinger also jumps on to discuss how defensive lineman are adapting to the current NFL.

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Peter breaks down his full 2023 season predictions with Aaron for playoff teams, Super Bowl matchup, and all the major awards. Peter has a deep sleeper for MVP, a team he's NEVER picked to miss the playoffs, and a last second moment to reconsider his Super Bowl teams, while Aaron looks back at a recent award winner to make his case for the Offensive Rookie of the Year. 

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It’s Kickoff week. Finally. Peter welcomes in Fox Sports’ number 1 announcer Greg Olsen to preview the Bears-Packers showdown that he’ll be on the call for. Greg also details his Super Bowl debut on the microphone, from the pregame buildup (where he nearly missed his pregame hit) to the halftime show (Mahomes’ ankle nearly ruined the performance for him) to his postgame adventure home of inexplicably taking a Red Eye back to Charlotte after the game. Greg and Peter then draft the three teams they each think are going to make “the leap” in 2023. Lastly , a few thoughts on the passing of Jimmy Buffett… an American icon and NFL super fan.

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