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Ep #13: Newly minted College Football Hall of Famer Reggie Bush joins Roman on the pod for a very personal interview between former teammates with the New Orleans Saints. They both share what it was like starting their careers in New Orleans at the same time the city was recovering from Hurricane Katrina. Reggie gets candid about being a “broken” man when he arrived in New Orleans, and how the city and the fans helped rebuild his spirit. He also shares the story of Sean Payton going rogue with the Super Bowl trophy during the Saints parade after the 2009 season. Reggie details what he calls a sham investigation by the NCAA which led to him to return his Heisman Trophy, and why he believes his College Football Hall of Fame induction could impact whether he gets it back. Reggie also talks about how his new career as an analyst for FOX Sports has restored his joy for college football. Roman and Reggie share the origin story of their friendship, which includes a Las Vegas pool party, how his wife saved him during a Hall of Fame speech, and trend-setting at USC.

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The NFL Now Podcast begins with news on the Panthers who have named Frank Reich as Head Coach
Host, Mike Yam has more hiring news for the Jets as they name Nathaniel Hackett their Offensive Coordinator. Stacey Dales and Marc Ross join the show for a discussion on the 49ers vs. Eagles matchup. Mike Yam welcomes Mike Giardi and Marc Ross for the Bengals vs. Chiefs matchup. Plus, the 2023 NFL Draft Order.

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The NFL Now Podcast begins with news on Jalen Huts who is amongst the nominees for  NFL Honors. We hear from him during the Championship press confrence. Host, Andrew Siciliano is joined by Bucky Brooks & Brian Baldinger for a discussion on Patrick Mahomes' potential strategy for Sunday's Championship game. 

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The NFL Now Podcast begins with a discussion on the future of Tom Brady's career. Host, Andrew Siciliano takes us into the insider report with an update on Patrick Mahomes, and coaching news on Bill O'Brien who's returning to the Patriots. Freddie Mitchell joins the show ahdead of Sunday's NFC Championship game for a preview. Plus, Dan Hanzus has this week's Power Rankings.

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On the same day he interviewed for the Arizona Cardinals HC job and just 48 hours removed from a heartbreaking 19-12 playoff loss in San Francisco, Dan Quinn joins Peter to discuss the magic that is Micah Parsons, leadership lessons he’s learned along the way, his favorite boxing match of all-time, and how he sees Philadelphia-San Francisco going down in the NFC Championship Game. Then, Ja’Marr Chase’s father, Jimmy Chase, joins Peter to discuss his son’s rise to stardom and what it’s like being the father of one of the greatest players in the NFL.

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The NFL Now Podcast begins with a discussion on the Cowboys and 49ers after lastnight's game. 
Host, Andrew Siciliano is joined by the NFL insiders for an update on Patrick Mahomes' High Ankle Sprain. Also, there's a discussion for the Bengals - the Bills. Giants GM, Joe schoen, comments on Daniel Jones. Plus, the Jaguars future with Doug Pederson.

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The NFL Now Podcast begins with the insider report on Sean Payton's interview with the Panthers being put on hold.
Host, Omar Ruiz welcomes in James Palmer for a discussion on the Jaguars Vs. the Chiefs. Jim Trotter and Marc Ross joins the show for the Cowboys - 49ers matchup. Plus, Giants - Eagles matchup talk & Trevor Sikkema joins Omar Ruiz.

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The NFL Now Podcast begins with more coaching news this week. Greg Roman parts ways with the Ravens while Byron Leftwich parts ways with the Buccaneers. 
Host, Andrew Siciliano has previews for the Cowboys - 49ers as well as Jaguars - Chiefs. Lamar Jackson's future with the Ravens. Plus, Dre Greenlaw joins the show. 

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Ep #12: Peanut and Roman are their own special guests on this week’s episode to share their second act journeys. We hear how their bromance formed as teammates during the Carolina Panthers Super Bowl run in 2015, and why an alligator fits into the story (9:45). They share different perspectives on the post-NFL transition: Peanut gets candid about the one thing he regrets doing when he left the game, while Roman explains how he avoided the post-NFL blues thanks to advice he got from Saints GM Mickey Loomis (12:09). Roman also shares why he chose television over coaching like his father for his second act (21:47). Roman takes us back to the time when teenage Roman realized he was getting gray hair (29:03). He’s now all in on his trademark silver look, despite the jokes he says President Obama had for him during the Saints trip to the White House after Super Bowl XLIV (30:12). The “Peanut Punch” is as synonymous with the game as a tackle, and Peanut shares the evolution of his signature move. And the guys give flowers to who they place on their personal Mt. Rushmore (34:59)

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The NFL Now Podcast begins with coaching news from the NFL insiders, with the latest on Sean Payton. 
Host, Andrew Siciliano is joined by Bucky Brooks for a discussion on the Bengals & Bills. Also, Nathaniel Hackett has been interviewed by the Jets. Plus, PFF's Mike Renner joins the show for a chat on the Giants, the Cowboys, & the 49ers

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