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In a solo podcast, Corey Ashburn carries the Any Given Friday torch for this week. He tackles the upcoming Monday night football game and talks about the recent firing of Tom Coughlin. 

Corey notes in the podcast that the "Old School" mentality in football is no longer relevant. Unfortunately, Tom Coughlin's tenure in Jacksonville ended this way, but it was time. 

Lastly, Corey covers the Pro Bowl and why fans will vote for their favorite players on their favorite teams. He even mentions the fact that the Pro Bowl (fan-voted) is used for the Hall of Fame voting.

In a special second episode of the week, I try to clear up the NFC playoff picture with four teams tied at 11-3 by picking who will win and who could lose in Week 16.

There will also be talk about Jarvis Landry wanting out of Cleveland and the utter shambles of the Browns season. Terrell Suggs was claimed on Tuesday, who got him (it wasn't the Ravens) and why it was a brilliant move for that team. 

So of the four teams at 11-3 in the NFC, Green Bay, San Francisco, New Orleans and Seattle, which is the most likely to win or lose. Could all four teams win and head to the final Sunday of the season tied?

In this week’s episode of The Fantasy Fixers, we’re talking about championship week in fantasy football, week 16 of the NFL season!

George Templeton fills in for Dennis Sosic to discuss players they love in the Who Do You Love Segment. The Halftime Huddle debates which week is the best week to host a fantasy championship.

Though the season is almost over, there are still quality starters out there on the waiver wire. Whether you’re in your league championship or the toilet bowl, we’ll tell you who to target to get an edge in your last matchup of the season.

In this week's episode of Handle Your Business, I examine Major League Baseball's drug policy and why the NFL should copy it for the next collective bargaining agreement. Baseball and it's players association reached a deal this week to radically reshape their drug policy on both marijuana and opioids, and it could be a template for the NFL and it's drug policy.

I will also discuss the big story of 10 NFL players charged with defrauding the league's health care problem. The next port of call for Terrell Suggs after the Arizona Cardinals waived him. And whether the L.A. Chargers trading for Cam Newton makes sense in terms of their salary cap situation.

This week, the Against the Spread podcast makes its triumphant return after a two-week hiatus. Hosts Ryan Gosling and Jason Sarney come back with a vengeance with a stacked card for their NFL Week 15 picks. With a number of big spreads and totals, the guys are expecting some fireworks this week. As always, they also found a way to talk about the Miami Dolphins and Jason's love for Minkah Fitzpatrick!

Breaking down every single game on the NFL Week 15 slate, a couple of spots jumped out at them. Ryan has a strong opinion on both the Seattle Seahawks and Oakland Raiders games. Oakland will be playing their final game in their stadium before moving to Las Vegas, and the Seahawks will be hoping to bounce back in a big way after a disappointing loss to the Rams. 

Jason also pours his heart out regarding the success that Ryan Tannehill has been able to have in Tennesse. Without changing the topic of conversation too much, he also confesses how much he misses Minkah on his Dolphins team. Ryan takes the opportunity to say his goodbyes to Jason Garrett and sounds like a legitimately defeated man when talking about his Cowboys and their potential in the playoffs. 

The podcast has made an impressive six units on the season! Pro Football Network's betting team is currently up nearly 30 units on the season! We will look to add to that with our NFL Week 15 picks.

This week on Any Given Friday, Eric Wiedeke, Corey Ashburn and I cover all the potential head coaching changes for the offseason. 

With the NFC East taking up at least three coaching jobs, who could each team land? The Cowboys are rumored to be after college coaches Matt Rhule, Urban Meyer, and of course, Lincoln Riley. The Giants will most likely be in the race for Ron Rivera and the Redskins are rumored to like Eric Bienemy of the Kansas City Chiefs.

We finish with a surprise (potential) head coaching vacancy.

It's a football hump day with the Nosebleed Seats! This week we look back on a great weekend of football and highlight important moments from the weekend.

During the show, we discuss a PFN article on Cam Newton and his potential 2020 landing spot. Which team will win the second wild-card spot in the AFC, you might be surprised who we have.

In this week’s episode of The Fantasy Fixers, we discuss the Week 14 fantasy football news around the league and preview the Week 15 Waiver Wire and Playoff Advice.

Tune in to The Fantasy Fixers as they provide which players they love this week as we head into the fantasy football playoffs in their Who Do You Love segment. In their Halftime Huddle, the guys provide their predictions for Super Bowl LIV. 

The Fantasy Fixers close out the show by exploring who fantasy managers should pick up on the Week 15 Waiver Wire. The Fantasy Fixers advice which two Titans that should be in your Week 15 lineups. Which future Hall of Fame running back should be on your fantasy radar this week? Discover which two AFC South wide receivers should fantasy football owners look to add for their fantasy playoff matchups. Also, the Fantasy Fixers reveal which tight ends on the Week 15 Waiver Wire will help you get the win in your fantasy football playoffs.

Finally, tune in to the most significant waiver wire pickup of the week as the guys bring fantasy managers Week 15 Waiver Wire and Playoff Advice.

On this week's Handle Your Business, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell previous indicated that he would leave the job after his current contract ends in 2024. But rumors are emerging that Goodell might change his mind and stay on beyond 2024.Also, some discussion on the first player suspended for gambling for over two decades — a contract extension for Jack Doyle and some exciting news regarding the Carolina Panthers and Cam Newton.

Goodell's tenure as commissioner is a success so far, but could he jeopardize his legacy by staying in the job into a third decade? I will explore that plus the potential effect on the TV deals coming up and the current negotiations with the NFL Players Association for a new collective bargaining agreement?

This week on the Any Given Friday Podcast, Eric and Myself discuss the latest clash between Joe Rose of the Joe Rose Show and Sun-Sentinel Writer Omar Kelly. A clip from the 18 minutes interaction is played during the podcast and is discussed critically. With the Miami Dolphins seemingly on the right track, we try to find the answer to Kellys critiques. 

We also discuss the latest news surrounding "lame-duck coach" Jason Garrett and the firing of Ron Rivera from the Carolina Panthers. Could the two head coaches see a drastic change of scenery in 2020?