Schrager and Morrison discuss the Broncos' challenging upcoming off-season, Cam Newton's curious Super Bowl week and post-game behavior, Papa John, and the art of managing Super Bowl Week after-hours.

Schrager is in Mobile, Alabama for the Senior Bowl and is joined by CBS Sports NFL columnist Pete Prisco on the podcast. They give an early Super Bowl preview, talk about Cam Newton the rookie versus Cam Newton now, and discuss Bill Belichick's late game decision making in Sunday's AFC Championship loss.

Peter's longtime friend, NFL on CBS analyst and New York Giants legend, Phil Simms joins him on the podcast. Phil answers the Peyton Manning haters, breaks down the Manning versus Brady AFC Championship match-up and recalls his experience with a young Bill Belichick. The guys also detail how the NFC Championship is an arms game that brings the heat and the story lines that made this season unbelievable.

It's the Divisional round of the playoffs, and Peter is joined by the one and only, Bill Burr. Bill shares his thoughts on the playoffs, but also steroids, how he survives the Rose Bowl and his show, "F is For Family."

Schrager talks with former FOX colleague Brian Urlacher about his new, luscious hair…and football. Also, a message for Bengals fans, coaching interview updates, what's up with Aaron Rodgers, and why the Browns are playing with house money.

Schrager chats with Ben Fennell, an NFL game tape junkie and an All-22 expert. They discuss what makes JJ Watt so good, why the Eagles were a mess, and whether or not Johnny Manziel will make it in this league.

NFL on FOX play-by-play man Kevin Burkhardt previews Week 16's Panthers-Falcons matchup, talks about what Bill Belichick and Tom Coughlin are like behind closed doors, and swears A-Rod is a good dude. Schrager's buddy Ditro, a Giants season ticket holder, offers his two cents on Odell Beckham and the "fraudulent" Panthers.

Schrager chats Week 15 games with FoxSports.com's Jimmy Traina, and hits on Howard Stern's new deal, a Mike and the Mad Dog reunion, Star Wars and the men who've never seen it, Bill Simmons' new media empire, and the state of professional wrestling.

With 39 years of football coaching experience, Dave Wannstedt knows a thing or two about the game. He chats with Schrager about the fractured Chip Kelly and DeMarco Murray relationship, the current state of the Cleveland Browns, the recruitment of LeSean McCoy at Pitt, and the best young coaches in the sport.

The former NFL wide receiver puts the listener into his ex-teammate Johnny Manziel's shoes, insists that sticking with Hasselbeck over Luck in Indy isn't "ludicrous", and wonders why Aaron Rodgers' intensity is looked at differently than Michael Jordan's.