Welcome to Thursday, everyone! 

Today, Matt Noonan, who is our host and producer, revisits the past five National Football League (NFL) drafts (2016-2020) and who the New England Patriots could have drafted to replace Tom Brady. 

Welcome to Wednesday's Daily Noontime - today, Matt Noonan, who is the host and producer, dished out his Boston Sports hierarchy of the worst to best teams currently as of February 24, 2021. Here are the teams on the list: Boston Bruins, Boston Celtics, Boston Red Sox, New England Patriots, and New England Revolution. 

Welcome to our Tuesday Daily Noontime - today, Matt Noonan shares some thoughts on why he thinks the New England Patriots should bring back Cam Newton, what other free agents could the Pats persuade to play quarterback for them next season, and what he has learned about generating content, both new and old, during the pandemic. 

Happy Monday, everyone! 

We kick-off a brand new week with the Daily Noontime - today, Matt Noonan, who is the host and producer of this daily show, shares some thoughts on Deion Sanders' coaching debut with Jackson State, Cam Newton returning to the New England Patriots, and why the Daily Noontime is an important piece of content to our website (and yes, our brand, too!). 

It's Friday - yay, we made it! End the workweek with a brand new Daily Noontime Podcast, which is hosted and produced by Matt Noonan. 

Today, Matt shares some more thoughts on the Carson Wentz trade - are the Indianapolis Colts an immediate contender? - and why he is frustrated with Danny Ainge, who is the general manager of the Boston Celtics. Plus, Matt caps the podcast with some thoughts on how streaming is going to help FCS football in the long-run! 

The Noontime Sports Football Friday crew - Matt Noonan, Zach Weiss, and Andrew Pezzelli (AP) - return for a brand new show to discuss Carson Wentz being traded from the Philadelphia Eagles to the Indianapolis Colts, the NFC East - what does each team need to address this offseason? - and what to expect this weekend for spring football? 

Welcome to a BRAND NEW Daily Noontime from your friends at Noontime Sports for Thursday, February 18, 2021. 

Today, Matt Noonan, who is our host and producer, shares some thoughts on the NBA's pitch to its players on encouraging fans (and followers) to get vaccinated so they can protect themselves from Covid-19. Additionally, the San Diego Padres inked Fernando Tatís Jr. to a 14-year deal - is that too long? - and we had some breaking news: Carson Wentz was traded from the Philadelphia Eagles to the Indianapolis Colts. 

Welcome to Wednesday, everyone! And welcome to a brand new Daily Noontime hosted by Matt Noonan.

Today, Matt shares his thoughts on the upcoming NBA All-Star Game - should they really play an exhibition game in Atlanta during a pandemic? - to J.J. Watt's interest in joining the Cleveland Browns. Maybe he would consider joining the Green Bay Packers or Tampa Bay Buccaneers? 

Additionally, Matt also highlights some football games, both in the books and upcoming, from the NAIA football world. 

Matt Noonan returns for his first of four Daily Noontime's this week - we took yesterday off for President's Day, but we're excited to be back with you this morning (or afternoon/evening!).

Andrew Pezzelli and Zach Weiss are back for your weekly football fix - the duo shares some leftover thoughts on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' Super Bowl victory over the Kansas City Chiefs, as well as begins our eight week breakdown (and brainstorming session) of what each AFC East team needs to do to be successful next season.