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Hosts Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper are back with the Season 2 premiere of the NFL Players: Second Acts podcast. They’re joined by former Jets franchise quarterback and current FOX Sports broadcaster Mark Sanchez. In a wide-ranging interview, Mark reminisces on his time in the Hard Knocks spotlight with the Jets, how he’s navigated the spotlight since he’s been in high school, and how the Men’s Wearhouse saved his White House state dinner experience. This is just the beginning of what’s to come on this season of the NFL Players: Second Acts podcast. 

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0:00 - Show starts
2:13 - Mark Sanchez’s thoughts on the Jets being on “Hard Knocks” this year and recalls his experience being on the show in 2010
9:14 - Mark Sanchez discusses his experience and tells stories about his time at the White House state dinner
15:00 - Mark Sanchez gives his greatest NFL accomplishment
17:04 - Mark Sanchez on being a rookie quarterback with the Jets on a heavily veteran team
20:47v- Mark Sanchez explains what it was like being in the spotlight all the way from high school and on
27:33 - Mark Sanchez talks about when he knew it was time to retire and then how he transitioned straight to TV
29:35 - Mark Sanchez discusses doing the broadcast bootcamp
30:31 - Mark Sanchez hits on a penalty he got for cut blocking Jonathan Vilma
37:01 - Mark Sanchez talks about the other skills he’s gained in his growth as a broadcaster
38:25 - Mark Sanchez gives calls that he’s messed up on-air
42:44 - Mark Sanchez talks about his long-term goals as a broadcaster
45:04 - Mark Sanchez expand on his podcast with Nick Mangold and how it’s helped him as a broadcaster
48:32 - Mark Sanchez talks about the most outrageous purchases he had when he got to the league
51:19 - Mark Sanchez on his welcome to the NFL moment
53:36 - Mark Sanchez on his welcome to marriage moment
56:34 - Mark Sanchez gives who’s on his personal Mount Rushmore
1:00:45- End of podcast 

**NOTE: Time codes are approximate 

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It's the debut episode of The NFL Report podcast. Today, hosts Steve Wyche and James Palmer discuss whether the Indianapolis Colts & RB Jonathan Taylor can repair their relationship. Also, NFL Media reporters Bridget Condon and Omar Ruiz share why bridging the general age gap among NFL players is not always easy. And, former NFL running back and current University of Miami general manager of football operations Alonzo Highsmith joins the show. 

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Stay up to date on all things NFL from NFL Media. Hosted by Steve Wyche and James Palmer, The NFL Report calls on expertise from reporters covering all 32 NFL teams to bring listeners the latest league happenings from the official source.

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Peter opens this week’s podcast with final thoughts on the New York Jets’ dream summer and his opinion on the most important young player on the roster. Then, Wall Street Journal columnist Jason Gay joins Peter to discuss the vibe in his city of Baltimore around the new-look Ravens, the Aaron Rodgers experience in New York, and the reason this year’s US Open is so compelling. Then, Peter and Jason conduct a “fantasy draft” of their own— picking one by one the NFL figure they’d want to do a long form all-access profile on. Lastly, Jason grills Peter on his thoughts on fantasy football “experts” and the Super Bowl halftime show.

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Peter shares stories from a wild few days in Los Angeles and New York City, and weighs in on the Trey Lance situation in San Francisco. Then, University of Arizona head coach Jedd Fisch joins to share details of his incredible coaching journey, lessons from Pete Carroll, Sean McVay, and Bill Belichick, and incredible details from watching the NFL Draft with his college roommate, Eagles GM Howie Roseman. Lastly, Jedd talks Arizona Wildcats football and why Tucson is where top high school talent should want to play.

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Peter shares what he's heard on the Dalvin Cook and Ezekiel Elliot singings, and then on the day his Netflix special “37 and Single” premieres, comedian Jared Freid joins Peter to discuss dating apps, touring the country and seeing America, and the dog-eat-dog world of standup comedy. Jared’s brother Harry is a Director of Research & Analysis Coaching with the Chicago Bears, and he discusses sharing a NYC apartment as they were both trying to make it. Jared’s podcasts “J Train” and “U Up” are immensely popular; his special is featured on Netflix this week.

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Brandon Beane joins Peter after a training camp practice in Rochester. In the chat, they discuss the machinations behind the selection of first round pick Dalton Kincaid, the bounceback from last year's disappointing finish, and updates on both Von Miller and Stefon Diggs. Beane, then, shares his career story-- jumping from the PR side of the Carolina Panthers front office to the operations group, to ultimately, the world of player personnel. An avid golfer, Beane also takes us through his favorite course, his best round, and his ideal golfing trip.

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Peter does a deep dive and goes behind the scenes on his news-making interview with Aaron Rodgers. Rodgers’ response to Sean Payton led every sports site and TV show on Monday, and Peter breaks down how it came to be and what led to the interview of the summer.

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Peter is joined by 4-time Super Bowl champion and 5-time 1st Team All-Pro Rob Gronkowski for a delightful 40-minute chat on Gronk’s career, his current daily routine, and thoughts on his former teammate Tom Brady. Gronk goes in depth on his near-trade to Detroit, why his injury-shortened 2016 season could have been his very best, and his thoughts on Jimmy Graham returning to football after a two-year hiatus.

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