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Ep #10: Dr. Kevin Dyson, the man who gave the Music City a miracle, joins Peanut and Roman. He reveals whether – 22 years later – he believes that fateful throw from Frank Wycheck that forever placed the 2000 Titans in NFL lore was a forward pass or a lateral (4:15). Kevin also gets introspective about the years it took him to stop blaming himself for being one yard short of the would-be game-tying touchdown in Super Bowl 34, and how a meme of that play in his office motivates him to this day (9:45). Kevin takes us inside how he fought through the depression, fear, and resentment he felt during his first year of retirement from the NFL (18:01). Education is where Kevin found his calling, and he talks to Peanut and Roman about reaching his personal Mount Everest when received his Doctor of Education degree. Kevin also shares how his love for children was the driving force for him becoming an educator (22:10). And the guys have fun with a game of “Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader.” (38:50)

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Mere hours after the injury that rocked the world, Peter is joined by actor, comedian, and die-hard Jets fan Hank Azaria to commiserate on what happened and what could have been. Peter, then, calls his friend David, a Jets season ticket holder since 1966. Lastly, Peter discusses the most important story of Week 1… his travel adventures to and from LA.

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As play on the field evolves, so do the standards placed on each position. In this episode of the NFL explained. podcast, Mike Yam and Michael Robinson talk about the wide receiver position and how it has changed as defensive position players get faster and more powerful, and as quarterbacks become more and more nimble. 

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Two-time Emmy Award winner and Chiefs season ticket holder since 1988, actor Eric Stonestreet takes us through his experience in Arrowhead during Kansas City’s AFC Championship win over Cincinnati. Stonestreet shares stories about his friendship with GM Brett Veach, what he’s learned from Andy Reid, and why he doesn’t take a single snap of the Mahomes Era for granted. He also discusses his career’s many hits, the lessons learned from coming close but not being cast in “The Office”, and how he’s become a fascinating footnote in American political history.

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Episode #6: This week Peanut and Roman are joined by NFL Films producer Darrell Campbell. Darrell starts out taking us on his football journey from star defensive lineman at Notre Dame, to journeyman pro in the NFL, the AFL, and the CFL. That all led him to a chance meeting with NFL Films legend Steve Sabol. Darrell describes how that encounter charted his path to eventual Hard Knocks producer, and three Emmy awards. Darrell overcame many bumps along the way. He explains how the journeyman road impacted his family, and his transition from pro athlete to the "real world" as an unpaid intern. Darrell talks of those who motivated him - we're looking at you Peanut - and how his faith has kept him uplifted to reap the benefits of success he now enjoys. 

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Part 2 of the episode features listener submitted mailbag questions covering long shot playoff scenarios, Brady’s future, NYC and New Jersey restaurants, and some Behind the Scenes stories from “Good Morning Football”.

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With fantasy football draft season upon us, Peter sits down with Danny Kelly, Danny Heifetz, and Craig Horlbeck from the Ringer Fantasy Football Show. Danny, Danny, and Craig have a top fantasy football podcast and Peter hosts the ultimate fantasy draft preview with them. Topics range from their favorite sleepers, to the rookies they love, to the “old” guys they’re still taking in 2023. Then, they get into different league types, rules, and traditions. This should set you up for your drafts this month.

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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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It gets spicy on the latest episode of the NFL Players: Second Acts podcast when former 9-year NFL vet and social media “don’t-call-me-an-influencer” sensation Anthony “Spice” Adams joins hosts Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper. We learn the ways Spice separates his family and online lives (4:17). He also dishes on why he chose to take part in the Amazon Prime Video series “Life After” (5:33). Spice also shares why creating social content is therapeutic for him, and why he won’t create content that will embarrass his kids (29:38). He reflects on why he doesn’t regret turning down a main character role in the HBO series “Ballers” (29:38). And, we learn the origin stories of his most famous characters, Leon Lemons (34:52) and Cream E. Biggums (7:46).

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Legendary actor and comedian David Cross joins to discuss his acclaimed career in entertainment. From “Mr. Show” with Bob Odenkirk to “Arrested Development” to the hundreds of cities he’s toured doing standup, Peter and David chop it up like old friends. There’s a strong defense of Matt Ryan’s career, some “Chipmunks” movies talk, and excitement over his new role in “The Umbrella Academy” season coming out soon.

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The quarterback touches the ball during every play, so it makes sense that teams would go to great lengths to find the right talent, especially when it comes to picking a QB during the Draft. On this episode of the NFL explained. podcast, Mike Yam and Michael Robinson talk about all the considerations that teams take into account under this special circumstance. 

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NBC’s Election Night and NFL Playoff Scenario Guru Steve Kornacki shares his unorthodox career path from local NJ county politics reporter to the NFL’s playoff odds authority. Kornacki goes into various team’s playoff scenarios and shares with us his reaction when he was voted as one of People’s Sexiest Men in 2020. Peter and Aaron discuss all things Buffalo, do some MVP chatter, and hit the Giants with die hard Big Blue fan and Internet sensation Eli Racks (@IamEliRacks).

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On today's episode of the NFL Report, Steve Wyche and James Palmer discuss just how good the Cowboys, Steelers, Browns, and Colts really are at 2-1. Stacey Dales and Cameron Wolfe join in to preview the Bills and Dolphins Week 4 matchup. 49ers Safety Talanoa Hufanga joins the NFL Report to talk about the 49ers' stout defense and just how good QB Brock Purdy is. Brian Baldinger stops by to reveal his favorite player film sessions, and Jane Slater weighs in on how concerned the Cowboys are about the number of interceptions Dak Prescott has thrown. Plus, Steve and James weigh in on which 2022 playoff teams could be on the brink of a disappointing season this year.

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96 hours after agreeing to an 8-year deal to be the next Head Coach at Nebraska, Matt Rhule joins Peter to discuss the whirlwind he’s been on, the coaches who reached out when he was fired, and which NFL players he loved to go against. Rhule also discusses why he believes Nebraska can return to greatness and the lessons he learned in Charlotte. Peter shares the story of his paparazzi filled night out in LA, the Bengals, the Broncos, Odell’s fellow passengers, and the mascot in Jacksonville. Taylor Kyles joins to discuss Josh Jacobs’ surprising 2022 campaign.

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Mike Yam and Michael Robinson give you the strategy of play calling from the inside on this episode of the NFL explained podcast. 

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Peter opens with an analysis of just how massive - both football-wise and culturally - the Coach Prime Effect has been through three weeks of the football season. Then, he welcomes in Sean Evans, the host of the wildly popular “Hot Ones” series. Sean discusses the art of celebrity interviews, his rise to the top, and how to decline pitches to come on his show. A die-hard Bears fan, Sean discusses the vicious cycle of being a Bears/Bulls/White Sox fan and what it was like announcing an NFL Draft pick. Lastly, the return of awful travel nightmares! This time, Peter’s friend Jay tops Peter’s hellacious journey to LA last week with a ghoulish tale from a recent family summer trip to France.

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Last season, we took you through the NFL Draft, and with the 2023 NFL Draft taking place in Kansas City next month, Mike Yam and Michael Robinson take you through what you can expect to see April 27-April 29 in Kansas City. M Rob also talks about his Draft experience, and what the prospects and teams are considering during this time of year.

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The punter lifts the ball into the air and it's headed toward you! And so are 10 focused NFL professionals. What do you do? On this episode of the NFL explained podcast, Mike Yam and Michael Robinson explain all that goes into that moment on the field when everything is flying toward one player as they cover, "The Art of the Punt Return". 

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Peter goes deep with second-year Vikings GM Kwesi Adofo-Mensah just days after the release of RB Dalvin Cook. Kwesi talks about his unorthodox path to the GM position, his application of skills honed on Wall Street in the football world, and walks us through his approach to decision making and roster building. Adofo-Mensah goes rapid fire on everything from Kirk Cousins' greatest qualities to his favorite rappers of all-time to the most underappreciated player on the Vikings roster. Peter and Aaron, then, talk about...Broadway and their favorite vocalists of all-time.

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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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An NFL team's search for the best of the best spans the globe! So where exactly do NFL players come from? Listen as Mike Yam and Michael Robinson expand on the topic here, on the NFL explained. podcast. 

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Peter takes us through his first mock draft of the 2023 Draft season, his process opposed to others, and why he doesn't roll his eyes at the explosion of Mock Drafts everywhere on the internet. Then, Senior Bowl Executive Director Jim Nagy joins the show to talk about why the Senior Bowl matters. Then Jim and Peter list out their respective "5 Players I Love" lists. Lastly, Peter reviews the movie "Air", which he saw this weekend while his wife was getting hair and makeup done for a wedding. 

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NFL Network’s Peter Schrager is joined by Kevin Burkhardt to chat about his first season as FOX's lead play by play announcer, the gravity of a Thanksgiving Day broadcast, and what hanging with Alex Rodriguez is like. Peter also goes deep on the Jets QB situation, the 49ers' offense, Odell Beckham's next destination, and why Patrick Mahomes and the MVP conversation are a lot like Michael Jordan in the '90's. Plus, Taylor Kyles joins to present the case for the most underrated pass rusher in the sport (hint: he plays in New England), and we bring back Peter's childhood buddy Ditro to see how he's doing halfway through the craziest ten days of sports we've ever seen.

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The Super Bowl is upon us, and Michael Robinson is here to give us an insider's perspective on the preparation of the teams in the weeks leading up to game day, and the game itself. 

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We gave the modernized offense some love earlier this season and now it's time to explain defensive schemes. On this episode of the NFL explained. podcast, Mike Yam and Michael Robinson discuss the complexities and considerations of defensive players in today's NFL as play evolves on both sides of the ball.

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EP #30: Peanut calls this episode’s guest “The Key to the City” and “The Godmother of NFL Players.” Her name is Tracy Perlman. She’s the NFL’s SVP of Player Operations, and she is the gatekeeper for all things regarding the well-being of players. Tracy has spent her entire 31-year career with the NFL. For the last six she has fostered a community amongst current and former players, and her department’s mantra of support and service to players is now the ethos of the entire organization. And it all started with an unexpected phone call from Commissioner Roger Goodell. We hear how the ensuing conversation changed Tracy’s career path. The guys shed light on why players rock with her. And, Tracy tells the origin story of the league’s “My Cause My Cleats” initiative and how it was sparked by an unlikely source: former All-Pro receiver Brandon Marshall.

Topic Timeline:

1:32 – Peanut and Roman give Tracy her flowers for being the “godmother” to NFL players

4:11 – Tracy talks about the call from Commissioner Roger Goodell that changed the path of her career

6:33 – Tracy talks about how she created a player-first culture within the NFL

8:47 – Peanut lays out why he calls Tracy the “key to the city”

10:44 – Tracy’s message to players

11:11 – Tracy talks about being mentored by Commissioner Goodell and Executive Vice President Troy Vincent

13:56 – Tracy talks about how former All-Pro WR Brandon Marshall was the catalyst for the NFL’s “My Cause, My Cleats” initiative

16:40 – Roman talks about the importance of the NFL Legends community

17:48 – Tracy talks about players voices are shaping how the league operates

20:10 – Tracy talks about what her NFL legacy will be

21:17 – Tracy tells a harrowing life-saving story that started with a phone call

24:22 – Tracy talks about John Randle’s impact in the Legends community

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On this episode of the NFL explained podcast, Mike Yam and Michael Robinson discuss the evolution of equipment from the days a player could fold their helmet up and put it in their pocket, to today! 

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Ep. #17: Former NFL defensive backs Antoine Bethea and Darius Butler join Peanut and Roman as they continue to truck along at Radio Row. Antoine and Darius share some of their experiences in the league and what kept them connected even after their time as teammates came to an end. They talk about hosting The Man To Man Podcast together and how they enjoy sharing their expertise as former players and more specifically, defensive backs. The guys also make their picks for the Big Game, share their personal “welcome to the NFL” moments, and the crew debates which is harder: being a starter in the league or a backup?

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Introductions for Bobby Bones and Matt Cassel are brief as it's time to prepare for the NFL Playoffs!  Matt explains the mental focus for players getting ready for playoff gameday and how it changes as teams advance.  Reliving the sad memory of attending a Super Bowl party following a loss, Matt explains why he didn't watch the game after the season. Bobby needs to know how NFL teammate gifts compare to those he exchanged with his DWTS partner! Hall of Famer Kurt Warner drops by and reveals the NFC team he thinks is still on the rise and which team could unseat the Chiefs.  Having a 'special' QB is the ingredient that several teams are missing, but is there a 'special' QB coming in the Draft? Kurt explains how teams without a top pick can still make impact moves in the offseason. Moving on, Bobby recalls his childhood fandom of the WWE and why his appreciaton of the sport is so different as an adult.  Who were your favorite wrestlers and have you ever gotten to meet them?  We wrap with NFL playoff picks and the one game that could truly go either way!

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On the latest episode of the NFL Players: Second Acts podcast, Peanut and Roman are joined by former Tampa Bay Buccaneers guard Ali Marpet. At 28 years old Ali shocked the NFL world when he announced his retirement. He was a year removed from winning a Super Bowl ring, he had just made his first Pro Bowl, and he was three years into a contract extension that was set to pay him $55 million. Yet, Ali was clear-eyed when decided to walk away. In a penetrating conversation, Ali tells Peanut and Roman the journey to reaching his decision to leave the NFL, how he’s still grieving his career, and how he’s turned his full attention to education in the pursuit of a doctorate degree. After listening, you’ll come away with an understanding that Ali was destined to have an impact that went far beyond the game of football.

1:23 – Ali on going from a Division III program to the NFL

5:46 – Ali on his weight loss journey since retiring from the NFL

8:36 – Ali on climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro 

13:43 – Ali on walking away from $20M with NFL retirement

21:20 – Ali talks about how his family received the news that he would retire from the NFL

22:52 – Ali talks about getting his grub on for his 30th birthday

23:32 – Ali talks about his favorite travel destinations
25:27 – Roman shares his bucket list travel destination

26:33 – Ali talks about his path he’s on to get his doctorate in psychology

31:45 – Peanut and Ali talk about how their channel failure into motivation

35:23 – Ali talks about how his football experience will serve him as a psychologist

36:20 – Ali, Peanut and Roman share how they’ve managed their transitions from the NFL, and advice they have for young players  

44:05 – Ali shares his welcome to the NFL moment

45:39 – Ali tells his best Tom Brady and Gronk stories

48:35 – Ali and Peanut bond over their Jewish heritage and whether they’ll have a Bar Mitzvah

50:25 – Ali gives his top 5 travel destinations

52:54 – Ali shares who is on his personal Mount Rushmore

54:42 -Ali talks being the standard at his college, and why he thinks he didn’t get a Division I football scholarship

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Two-time Super Bowl Chris Long joins to discuss Peter’s Kliff Kingsbury to Thailand report from the weekend, Aaron Donald’s future with the Rams, and doing media on his own terms. Peter also welcomes in his friend Jeremy to do a big Baltimore Ravens deep dive.

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On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts episode with Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper, 11-year NFL receiver Nate Burleson blazes the Second Acts podcast mic. Since leaving the game, Nate has charted a unique path as a broadcaster that led him to his current role as a co-host on the CBS Mornings program. Nate’s journey to that position was no accident, as he describes during an introspective conversation. Nate started honing his craft for his second act in TV during his rookie year with the Minnesota Vikings. That tenacity to improve and excel later took him to roles on “Extra TV”, “Good Morning Football”, and Nickelodeon. But, Nate is far from a one-trick pony. He also has a clothing line Baynes + Baker and a production company. Nate also shares the struggle when he decided to leave football, which he calls “H.E.R.” and which one of his former teammates was better: Randy Moss or Calvin Johnson. And we couldn’t let Nate leave without one of his fire freestyles. So, enjoy this conversation with one of the most interesting people to grace a football field or a TV screen.

0:25 – Nate’s pre-episode freestyle

5:15 – Nate on the Michael Strahan influence on players’ finding success post-NFL

7:37 – Nate on why he started his journey as a broadcaster while playing

12:25 – Nate on who’s better: Randy Moss vs Calvin Johnson

16:43 – Peanut on how he had success vs Randy Moss

18:17 – Nate on his football journey with “H.E.R.”

21:08 – Nate on finding his voice as a broadcaster

24:58 – Nate on overcoming depression after tearing his ACL in 2008

30:15 – Nate on bringing his swag to the “CBS Mornings” show

34:23 – Nate on advice he gives players who want to work in TV

37:48 – Nate on being ok saying no

42:53 – Nate on doing more storytelling at CBS, his other business ventures

45:16 – Nate on a bigger thrill: being parodied on SNL vs being recognized by Al Pacino

46:56 – Nate on being a sneakerhead

49:34 – Nate shares is personal Mount Rushmore

52:08 – Nate on the importance of the NFL brotherhood

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Episode #2: Cam is fresh off the Saints win against the Carolina Panthers on Monday Night Football, and he shares his excitement for the Saints 2-0 start and facing the No. 1 overall pick Bryce Young (00:44). 24 hours after a physical game, Cam shares the pain endured and how he’s preparing himself for a short week with a game Sunday against the Green Bay Packers (6:04). And Cam shares his thoughts on the hit from Pittsburgh Steelers safety Minkah Fitzpatrick that led to the season-ending knee injury to Cleveland Browns running back Nick Chubb (17:07). Cam’s fellow pass rusher with the New England Patriots Matthew Judon joins the show, and the guys share who are their favorite pass rushers to watch around the league (21:16).

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Ep #29: It’s a first on the NFL Players: Second Acts pod - a duo! The brothers’ Holt: Rams legend Torry Holt and his brother Terrence, who was also a six-year NFL veteran, join Peanut and Roman on the pod. It’s fitting that they’re on together since they've remained attached at the hip for much of their lives. They played at the same college - North Carolina St. - though they missed being teammates by one season. They competed against each other in many hard-fought battles in the six years their NFL careers overlapped. Today, they’re partners in the many business ventures of their company Holt Brothers Inc. In this episode, they talk about being the rare brother combo to make it to the NFL, the (friendly) sibling rivalry that bonded them and fueled their fires to make it to the league. Torry made a name for himself as one of the key cogs in the “Greatest Show on Turf” Rams offense that won Super Bowl XXXIV, and he talks about the intangibles that made them great. When he retired it was younger brother Terrence who gave Torry the blueprint on how to navigate the transition, which eventually led them to becoming business partners. Today, the brothers run their company and their foundation - Holt Brothers Foundation - to honor their mom Ojetta, whom they lost to cancer. 

Topic timeline: 

2:52- what it was like growing up together

5:55 - Torry shares the Super Bowl connection to his “welcome to the NFL” moment

6:52 - Terrence recalls how he was welcomed to the NFL with a stiff arm 

9:25 - Torry talks about why he won’t fix his now famous mangled middle finger

12:05 - The brothers share their pride of bothy making it to the NFL 

16:53 - The Holt brothers and Roman share their real life attachment to the phrase “if you see it, you can be it” 

17:50 - Peanut and the Holt brothers revel in their stories of friendly competition amongst brothers 

22:56 - Torry talking about the experience of being on the Rams offense called “The Greatest Show on Turf” 

27:22 - Torry talks about whether he believes he’ll get into the Pro Football Hall of Fame 

30:36 - Terrence talks about preparing for his post-NFL life while still playing, battling depression, and finding purpose after football 

38:12 - Torry talks about the expectations of being a professional ballplayer 

39:02 - Torry shares how health led him to retire from the NFL

40:56 - Terrence shares how he tutored Torry about the business world 

43:16 - The Holt brothers share the path to learning the business world and creating their construction company 

46:54 - Terrence gives advice to players about the importance of using their pro athlete experience in the business world 

51:07 - The Holt brothers share their plans for the future of their company “Holt Brothers Inc.” 

56:33 - The Holt Brothers talk about the promise to their mom they’re fulfilling through their “Holt Brothers Foundation” 

1:04:39 - The Holt brothers share the influence of their mom

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Peter Schrager weighs in on the coaching carousel, giving up to date conversations he’s had with Sean Payton, Sean McVay, and Kliff Kingsbury. Then Peter breaks down the San Francisco 49ers and Seattle Seahawks upcoming wildcard game.

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On today’s episode of The NFL Report, Steve Wyche & James Palmer discuss the Browns sixth straight home win over the Bengals, the return of 49ers QB Brock Purdy vs. the Steelers, and the Cowboys 40-0 shutout of the Giants. Cameron Wolfe joins the show to talk about the pettiness between the Bengals and  Browns. Bridget Condon was with us to discuss Tua Tagovailoa’s record-setting performance against the Chargers, and Jane Slater tells us if it’s time for the Titans move on from QB Ryan Tannehill. Jeffri Chadiha grades the performances of the starting rookie quarterbacks, and and QB Jordan Love talking over in Green Bay.

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Episode #3: Cam is back this week, though he's fresh off the New Orleans Saints suffering their first loss of the season 18-17 to the Green Bay Packers. Cam laments how the Saints blew a 17-0 fourth quarter lead, and losing Derek Carr to injury in the third quarter. He also shares his 24-hour rule in how he processes a loss. Cam's friend and former teammate Terron Armstead joins the show, and gives an inside perspective of the Miami Dolphins whirlwind 70-20 thrashing of the Denver Broncos. Terron also shares the differences between his current coach Mike McDaniel and his former coach Sean Payton. And, he explains how Tua Tagovailoa reminds him of Drew Brees. 

0:25 - Cam shares what led to the Saints loss to the Packers 

1:49 - Cam talks how the loss of Derek Carr impacted the game 

9:17 – Terron talks the Miami Dolphins dominating 70-20 win vs the Denver Broncos

1:08 – Terron shares the locker room reaction to the Broncos win

12:05 – Terron talks about their next opponent the Buffalo Bills

12:46 – Terron shares the difference between his head coach Mike McDaniel and Broncos head coach Sean Payton

14:40 – Terron talks why he believes Tua Tagovailoa is a similar QB to Drew Brees

17:00 – Terron talks about the “work” of pass protection, and the “fun” of the run game

21:01 – Cam shares his theory on offensive lineman

22:50 – Terron shares his technique on playing the left tackle position

29:30 – Terron talks about his passion for music and creating tracks for the Madden ’24 video game

31:07 – Terron talks about why Von Miller and Myles Garrett are his hardest pass rusher matchups

31:18: - Terron shares who’s faster: Tyreek Hill or Jaylen Waddle  

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On this episode of the NFL explained. podcast, Aditi and Mike answer more of your questions. Keep them coming @AKinkhabwala and @Mike_Yam for a chance to have your question explained on the next edition of the NFL explained. podcast's Fan Grab Bag!

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On the debut episode of Off the Edge with Cam Jordan, Cam talks about the thrill of the Saints 16-15 Week 1 victory over the Titans (3:00). He also reacts to the news of Jets QB Aaron Rodgers out for the remainder of the season with a torn Achilles and gives his take on the debate over what playing surface is better: grass vs. turf (4:30). Cam is joined by his former teammate and friend former running back Mark Ingram. The guys talk about the Coach Prime phenomenon in college football, Mark shares the circumstances of whether he’d return to the NFL, and they discuss the running back market (8:51). And Cam closes the show with what will be a weekly segment – “Cam’s Gladiator of the Week” – where Cam will give flowers to the player who balled out in the previous week (33:33).

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In Part One of our special end of year two-part episode, Super Bowl champion and Walter Payton Man of the Year Andrew Whitworth joins Peter to address the rumors of a potential return to the Bengals (which Peter helped prompt with a tweet this weekend). Whitworth shares some messages he’s received from Bengals fans and one of his favorite stories from his first year on the Amazon's “Thursday Night Football” crew. Peter also addresses Sean Payton coaching speculation and gives his two cents on his Fox Sports colleague’s future.

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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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Episode #8: Doug, one of the NFL’s true OGs, joins Roman and Peanut on the pod. Roman gives Doug his flowers for achieving “GOAT status” for all of his contributions to the HBCU football community as a player and ambassador (3:31). Doug has continued to give back to the HBCU community, and he credits his former Grambling St. coach Eddie Robinson for instilling that in him (5:12). Doug also talks about his current second act with the Washington Commanders, and the historic nature of working with the NFL’s first Black team president Jason Wright (7:36). Doug discusses his goals for the coaching fellowship named in his honor (14:00), and the importance of having a pipeline of Black QB coaches (17:50). Doug gives the origin story of how he created the Black College Football Hall of Fame (22:05). He also talks about the Deion effect of the recent spotlight HBCU football has enjoyed (29:10). Doug gives his top 4 QBs to watch right now, and why he loves Josh Allen’s “I don’t give a damn” attitude (39:20). He also talks why he was “born too soon” when looking at current QB contracts (43:21). And, Doug tells the incredible story of being recruited by Eddie Robinson at Grambling St.(46:30). 

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Jaguars OC Press Taylor joins Peter to discuss a wide array of topics. First, they go through Press’s start and the highs and lows of his career. Then, they go deep on the special talent that is Trevor Lawrence and Press's unique relationship with his brother, Bengals HC Zac Taylor. Press’s run with the Eagles was a pivotal one, and he goes through his time with Chip Kelly, Nick Foles, Carson Wentz, Doug Pederson, and Frank Reich. One of the main men behind the Philly Special, this one’s a delight for both Jags and Eagles fans. Plus, Peter's thoughts on Hard Knocks and Netflix's Quarterback series.

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Peter sits down with Fox Sports' college football analyst and color commentator, Joel Klatt. Joel shares what he hears from the coaches who worked with C.J. Stroud. Then the two do a back and forth mock draft featuring a bold WR prediction, a surprising QB slide, and the pick they both agree is the hardest spot in the draft.

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Hank Azaria is the voice and face of some of your favorite roles in television and film history. He's also a tortured New York Jets fan. Peter goes deep with Hank on his love for the Jets, his feelings on Aaron Rodgers, and his career in show biz. 

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EP #27: Peanut and Roman are back! This time they’re joined by Hall of Fame safety LeRoy Butler. LeRoy starts off reminiscing on his “Welcome to the NFL” moment taking us back to 1990, his rookie year. In this episode, the Hall of Famer walks us through his journey from growing up in poverty to becoming a Super Bowl champion, to joining football immortality in Canton. LeRoy gives us an inside look on the anxiety brought on by the Pro Football Hall of Fame selection process. The conversation turns emotional as LeRoy describes the life-changing visit and scholarship offer he received from then Florida St. coach Bobby Bowden. He also shares with us the importance of being financially free and “leaping” into the vodka business. 

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Topic timeline:

2:32 - LeRoy’s welcome to the NFL moment

5:48 - LeRoy gives Peanut Tillman his flowers 

6:50 - Why LeRoy was fined $10,000 after his first team meeting as a rookie

9:23 - LeRoy strong opinion on Aaron Rodgers leaving Green Bay

11:56 - Why LeRoy stayed with the Packers his entire career 

16:00 - Why Leroy still calls Green Bay home  

18:20 - Leroy explains the Hall of Fame selection process, and the side of rejection fans don’t see

27:00 - Leroy takes us back to Super Bowl XXXI, ending the city’s 30-year drought 

30:15 - Leroy gets emotional reminiscing his life changing FSU scholarship offer from Bobby Bowden

36:15 - Leroy talks about overcoming poverty and his documentary film project

44:00 - Leroy talks business ventures, the creation of Leap Spirits vodka, and financial freedom

48:58 - Leroy reveals his greatest sports accomplishment 

52:30 - Leroy shares who he believes are the top-5 defensive players of all time 

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Days before the Super Bowl, Chiefs Chairman and CEO Clark Hunt joins Peter to discuss the franchise’s model of consistency, the hiring of Andy Reid in 2013, the drafting of Patrick Mahomes in 2017, and his family’s love and passion for both football and soccer.

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Lions GM Brad Holmes had to take an unorthodox path to his current position as GM, but used the life lessons obtained along the way to empower him on his journey. Holmes discusses his time as an Enterprise Car Rental employee, his work as a media relations intern with the Atlanta Hawks, and the many mentors who urged him to keep going. He also takes us through the first round pick selections of Jahmyr Gibbs (spelling check) and Jack Campbell, and why Mock Drafts don’t mean as much as we make them out to. Good stuff on the scouting of Aaron Donald, the toughness of Jared Goff, and the promise of the 2023 Detroit Lions.

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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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Ep. #5: Former Pro Bowl defensive back DeAngelo Hall comes through to chop it up with Peanut and Roman. D-Hall gives the backstory to why his ridiculous four interception game against Jay Cutler in 2010 was payback (2:26), and why he gets frustrated by watching DBs in today’s game (9:16). He talks of what makes former players prime candidates to be NFL coaches (12:40), and why he says nepotism is a major factor in him not wanting to pursue that path anymore (14:37). He also discusses the obstacles he says minority coaches endure for opportunities, and how it informs how he views his job as a broadcaster (15:24). He also shares his thoughts on Jeff Saturday’s hire as Colts head coach (22:54). DeAngelo is also an advocate for MS awareness and shares why he supports the cause in the NFL’s My Cause My Cleats campaign (36:59). The guys have a little fun also. D-Hall admits Roman has a better golf swing (40:02), and why he’s loving being a dad he never had (42:44).

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Dave Chamberlin has been working on NFL Honors since the very first time it aired eleven years ago. Days before Thursday night’s event, Chamberlin takes us through all the planning, booking, and execution that’s needed to put the NFL’s grandest night together. Peter also goes through the construction of both Super Bowl teams’ rosters and what makes them so unique.

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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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The quarterback is such a key position that, once someone is in for the season, there isn't much moving' n shakin' going on. So when a situation arises where a new QB must step in, controversy is bound to come with it. On this episode of the NFL explained. podcast, Mike Yam and Michael Robinson talk about some of the most memorable QB controversies of all time. 

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On today’s episode of The NFL Report, Steve Wyche & James Palmer discuss several key Week 2 matchups – KC-JAX, BAL-CIN, and NYJ-DAL. We’ll talk to Panthers offensive coordinator Thomas Brown, the man coaching up the No. 1 overall pick QB Bryce Young. NFL Media analyst Brian Baldinger joins us to tell you why Tyreek Hill won't have another 200 yard game this week against the Patriots, and why the Packers are in good hands with QB Jordan Love. Stacey Dales details what it’s like to cover Aaron Rodgers over the years. Speaking of Rodgers, Mike Garafolo and Judy Battista take you behind the scenes of being there when Rodgers suffered his season-ending Achilles injury. Plus, James and Steve go in depth on the grass vs. turf debate happening around the league. 

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An NFL team is full of moving parts, and it takes special talent to be able to pull all the pieces together. This week on the NFL explained. podcast, Mike Yam and Michael Robinson talk about the role of a General Manager and what it takes to create a winning team. 

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Peter goes on a deep dive into the magic that is a Travis Kelce / Taylor Swift potential romance. Peter is then joined by coaching agent and former NFL player and coach Richmond Flowers III. Richmond’s first ever client was Mike McDaniel.  Richmond helps tell Mike’s origins story and explains why McDaniel and the Dolphins are the perfect match.

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Ep. #19: Peanut and Roman are joined this week by NFL Hall of Fame running back and Cowboys great, Tony Dorsett. The hosts start off by asking what it’s like to be a Hall of Famer and how often he wears his gold jacket. They also find out that it’s hard to keep your jacket pristine and what happens if it gets ruined. Tony also gives the guys an inside scoop into his illustrious 99-yd TD run and what it’s like holding a record that can only ever be tied. Dorsett is one of only 10 players to have won the Heisman Trophy and be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. He talks about how much of an honor it is to be in such elite company and how it feels surreal for him due to the amount of great players that do not share this accolade. Tony then discusses how much different the game of football is today and what it was like being a smaller back in such a physical era. Today, Tony spends his time with family and talks about how much joy he gets from being a grandfather.

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On this episode of the NFL explained. podcast, Mike Yam and Michael Robinson answer your questions. 

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Episode 4: Malcolm Jenkins may be newly retired from the NFL, but he’s far from taking it easy. On the podcast he joins Peanut and Roman – who he says taught him values of leadership - to talk about how he’s diving headfirst into his many second acts as an art collector, a businessman, a content producer, and a sports league owner…all while staying true to his roots as a voice for the underserved. Malcolm shares the advice he gives to players about professionalism. He also dishes on how now that he’s retired from the NFL every day is an adventure, and whether it's Saints or Eagles fans for him. 

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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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Peter breaks down his full 2023 season predictions with Aaron for playoff teams, Super Bowl matchup, and all the major awards. Peter has a deep sleeper for MVP, a team he's NEVER picked to miss the playoffs, and a last second moment to reconsider his Super Bowl teams, while Aaron looks back at a recent award winner to make his case for the Offensive Rookie of the Year. 

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NFL Network’s Peter Schrager offers his thoughts on all the changes in Indianapolis, addresses the Odell to Dallas rumors, and previews this week’s big game in Munich. Then, Peter is joined by author Jeff Pearlman to discuss his book “The Last Folk Hero: The Life and Myth of Bo Jackson” and share stories from his work on “Showtime”, the book that inspired HBO’s Winning Time.

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Ep. #14: Jake “the Snake” Plummer joins Peanut and Roman on the pod to talk about how he dove headfirst into the world of functional mushroom harvesting for their medicinal benefits. Plummer shares how the pandemic led him to the mushroom industry. He talks about the mission of his company Mycolove Farm, the types of mushrooms they grow, and why he believes they should be an integral part of everyone’s health and wellness routine. Plummer doesn’t claim to be a doctor, instead he calls himself a mycophile who loves fungi and nature. He also talks about how he got back to nature in Idaho after his NFL retirement, and why he’s a proponent of players using mushrooms for their remedy effects. He also talks about handball being his go-to athletic outlet, how he makes a mean dandelion fritter, and why Bob Marley is on his personal Mount Rushmore.

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EP #20: Former Pro Bowl tight end Delanie Walker joins Peanut and Roman on location in Phoenix, ARI. Roman and Delanie start out sharing a story of how the rapper Future influenced the 2011 Saints vs 49ers playoff game they both played in. Delanie then shares how his love for muscle cars started in his childhood in Southern California, and how it’s turned into a passion that’s fueled his current journey to become a pro drag racer. And just like in the football field, Delanie took a hard hit on the track. He shares how he avoided catastrophe during a recent crash. Delanie also gets introspective about how finding his second act in racing has helped him through a “tough” transition from football. And Delaney talks about his work with the NFL Legends Community, and his other racing hobby that doesn’t include cars.

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With the NFL's trade deadline happening on November 2 this season, Mike and Aditi take the opportunity to explain the deadline and talk about some of the notable nuances of trading players mid-season. And later in this episode, Super Bowl champion Vernon Davis joins Aditi to provide a players perspective on being traded at the deadline and having very little time to adjust before game time!

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Sometimes there is another moniker that is given to tell us exactly what a person, place or thing is really all about. Join Mike and Aditi as they talk about some of the most affable, laughable and fantastical nicknames throughout the history of the NFL.

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Quarterback is the key position on the field, so the backup for such an important piece of the offensive puzzle may actually have the most difficult task of any player on the roster! Join Aditi and Mike as they discuss the special nuances of the position that could be called upon at any moment to lead the team on the field, and talk about the notable backup quarterbacks throughout the history of the NFL.

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"Go for it!" - it's a move that we all love because it creates the potential for us to witness something incredible. In order to make this happen, coaches and players must take into account a multitude of factors to make a quick decision that could shift the momentum of a game. In this episode of the NFL explained. podcast, Aditi and Mike discuss the analytical and phycological aspects of going for it on 4th down.

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For NFL fans, being together with family and friends on Thanksgiving is accompanied the trusty sights and sounds of the games going on around the festivities. On this episode of the NFL explained. podcast, Aditi and Mike take you though the history of Thanksgiving Day games and relive some of the most memorable moments from the past.

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NFL fans not only love going to their team's home field to see a game, many of us enjoy experiencing other teams' stadiums as well. With each one reflecting the image of the team and the nature of the city in which the team plays, there are many different experiences to be had! On this episode of the NFL explained. podcast, Mike and Aditi take a tour of stadiums throughout the league and talk about what makes each one unique.

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For any NFL coach, it's all about making the right call at the right moment! If that moment happens to be calling a timeout right before the opposing team's kicker sends the football on a journey toward the uprights, then that kicker has just been ICED! On this episode of the NFL explained. podcast, Aditi and Mike explore the tactic of icing the kicker by analyzing the statistics surrounding the call and reliving some of the most memorable freeze-outs of all time!

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On this episode of the NFL explained. podcast, Aditi and Mike seek to uncover the answer to football's "chicken or egg" question: does offense or defense win championships? In a sport that's constantly evolving, what do the numbers say and how does the data relate to today's game? Listen to find out!

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On this episode, Aditi and Mike explain your questions! Keep them coming @AKinkhabwala and @Mike_Yam for a chance to have your question explained on the next edition of the NFL explained. podcast's fan grab bag!

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Join Mike on this episode of the NFL explained. podcast as he takes you though some of the special performances that explain why 2011 is arguably "The Year of the QB"!

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Throughout NFL history there has always been an advantage to playing at home: familiar confines, little to no travel and a stadium full of friendly support are some of the top reasons one can think of. Recently however, there has been a decline in the power of home-field advantage, but why? Listen to this episode of the NFL explained. podcast as Aditi and Mike answer that question.

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The NFL's 2021 regular season turned out to be one for the record books! From the players that have been around for a while and are still getting it done, to the young stars like Jonathan Taylor who are finding their rhythm, along with all the kicks and the catches that were written into the pages this season, listen as Aditi and Mike cover them all on this episode of the NFL explained. podcast!

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We intentionally skipped over one moniker in our "Nicknames" episode because it is a pass so grand that it deserved an episode all its own: of course we're talkin' about the "Hail Mary"! Like anything rare, it's something everyone wants to see and when it happens, it's a sight to behold. On this episode of the NFL explained podcast, Aditi and Mike explain the origin of the Hail Mary, and relive some of the greatest moments in Hail Mary history.

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"Passer rating", the metric used to gauge a quarterback's performance, is often misunderstood. And that's understandable since an all-encompassing metric that sums up the production of such a pivotal position must take several variables into account. If you've ever wondered what goes into the passer rating number, listen to this episode of the NFL explained. podcast as Aditi and Mike break it down for you!

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From the laid-back atmosphere, to the access that an exhibition game allows, the NFL Pro Bowl gives us a glimpse into a sport that is played by athletes who simply love to play football! On this episode of the NFL explained. podcast, Aditi and Mike take a look at the history of the Pro Bowl, and look ahead at what's in store for the future!

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The super Bowl is here! And what better time is there to brush up on your Super Bowl trivia so that you can drop some knowledge on everyone when you are watching the game on Sunday? On this episode of the NFL explained podcast, listen as Aditi and Mike tell you all you need to know about the history of the Super Bowl!

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On March 1, the most promising NFL prospects will show up at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis to showcase their physical and mental skills in a series of tests known as the NFL Combine. Join Mike and Aditi on this episode of the NFL explained. podcast as they talk about what makes this event so much fun to follow.

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As moves are being made in the off season, Aditi and Mike take the opportunity to cover the history and evolution of NFL contracts on this episode of the NFL explained. podcast.

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It's awards season, and on this episode of the NFL explained. podcast, Mike Yam and Michael Robinson give us their picks for the best of the 2022 season.

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Ep#7: There’s money in funk…just ask Justin Forsett. On the latest episode, the former 9-year NFL veteran running back joined Peanut and Roman to share the origin story of his company Hustle Clean, and how his teammates suspect shower habits sparked the idea of his multi-million-dollar hygiene company. He shares the story of his Shark Tank appearance he calls “the worst pitch in Shark Tank history,” but how that pitch led to the deal that shot his company into the stratosphere. Justin describes his grind starting Hustle Clean while playing and tells current players why they should start planning their post-career lives asap! Justin explains his leadership style, and why he says, “In order to lead well, you must read.” Justin also blends profits with philanthropy through his company and highlights his two initiatives: “Shower to the People” and “Free Play.”

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EP #26: Fred Taylor, one of the toughest running backs to ever play in the NFL, joins Peanut and Roman on the pod. They’ve competed against each other and on the pod they share stories of how they all succeeded in the league with their brains as much as their brawn. Fred may not be in the Hall of Fame now, but he’s got a compelling case and he shares it here. But he’s also more than a football player. Fred shares his journey in and out of the game, and how becoming a #girldad is what unlocked his true strength as a man. He also gets candid about the pitfalls when doing business with friends, but how deal gone wrong led to a major pivot that’s led to major success. Listen to the full pod here.

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Topic timeline:

2:22 – The play where Fred suffered his worst career injury

4:25 – The demanding style of coach Tom Coughlin 

10:26 – Why Fred believes he’ll eventually get into the Pro Football Hall of Fame 

12:42 – How Fred’s career would’ve gone differently if he had a “Hall of Fame” mentality

20:08 – The business decision in trying to tackle Fred Taylor

21:05 – Why Fred would “do numbers” in today’s NFL

23:47 – The specific aspects of the game Fred misses

27:14 – Why Fred hates being called “Fragile Freddy”

28:18 – the moment Fred knew it was time to retire

33:22 – How Fred attacked life after football

41:07 – The fallout that led to the creation of “The Pivot Podcast”

50:10 – Fred’s first splurge purchase when he got the bag

57:30 – Fred’s top-5 running backs of all time

58:50 – Fred’s favorite current running backs

1:01:45 – Fred gets emotional talking about the people who made him the man he is today

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It’s Kickoff week. Finally. Peter welcomes in Fox Sports’ number 1 announcer Greg Olsen to preview the Bears-Packers showdown that he’ll be on the call for. Greg also details his Super Bowl debut on the microphone, from the pregame buildup (where he nearly missed his pregame hit) to the halftime show (Mahomes’ ankle nearly ruined the performance for him) to his postgame adventure home of inexplicably taking a Red Eye back to Charlotte after the game. Greg and Peter then draft the three teams they each think are going to make “the leap” in 2023. Lastly , a few thoughts on the passing of Jimmy Buffett… an American icon and NFL super fan.

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This year's Pro Bowl is vastly different from anything you've seen in the past, and on this episode of the NFL  explained. podcast, Mike Yam and former Pro Bowler Michael Robinson take you through all of the changes. 

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Peter is back from paternity leave and shares how Will Levis will always be a part of his daughter’s birth story.  Then he empties the notebook on all the latest news surrounding Lamar, Rodgers, Bryce Young, and Kliff Kingsbury. S2 Cognition’s Brandon Ally joins to tell us about the new cognitive / processing tool that’s being used by teams in lieu of the Wonderlic test. Then Peter answers listener questions, including a riveting review for The Super Mario Bros. movie!

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Ep #9 of the NFL Players: Second Acts podcast. On the show, co-hosts former All-Pro Charles “Peanut” Tillman and Super Bowl champion Roman Harper talk with NFL legends about how they’ve found success in their post-NFL careers. Today, they’re joined by 12-year NFL veteran running back and current Hollywood actor Thomas Q. jones.

Thomas Jones was a bruising Pro Bowl RB who punished defenders on his way to 10,591 career rushing yards in his 12-year career. It was a career worthy of Hall of Fame consideration in 2022. Yet, when he left the game Thomas spent the first 10 months of his retirement drinking beer…all day, every day…starting with a Corona…at 6am! He joined Roman and Peanut to talk about the dark days of that struggle and how showbusiness saved his life. The man who chose acting over alcoholism also talks of how he channeled his football competitiveness into a thriving Hollywood career as Thomas Q. Jones the actor, producer, showrunner, and entrepreneur.

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72 hours after the heartbreaking loss in the AFC Championship Game, Bengals HC Zac Taylor joins Peter to discuss the Bengals' 2022 campaign, why there's reason for pride in Cincinnati, and what it's like to be forced to turn the page to next year when there's still that feeling of more football left to be played. Zac, then, tells us more about Joseph Ossai, the drafting of Joe Burrow, and what it was like being the throwing arm during the Rams' workout of Cooper Kupp in 2016. Peter opens the podcast with his reaction to Tom Brady's retirement and the news of Sean Payton's hiring in Denver. 

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After a one-year stint as a head coach in Denver, Nathaniel Hackett is back with Aaron Rodgers as they look to bring long awaited glory back to the New York Jets. Peter and Hackett go deep on what makes his relationship with Rodgers so special, what Hackett has learned from being a coach's son, his life lessons from his one year in Denver, and the best passes he's seen the 4-time MVP make in both games and in practice. Hackett takes us behind the curtain and into the locker room and also reveals what could make 2023 a very special season for Jets fans. Then, as they go rapid fire, Hackett discusses the '17 Jaguars, the legend that is Kyle Orton, and the one celebrity he'd like to take out to dinner in New York City. 

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Peter goes deep with the Belle of the pending Coaching Hiring Ball. Sean and Peter talk leadership, building a championship team, and whether or not Tom Brady is coming with him if he leaves Fox for a coaching opportunity.

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Ep. #23: This week, Peanut and Roman are joined by Minnesota Vikings Head Coach, Kevin O’Connell. Kevin starts off by discussing what it was like celebrating a Super Bowl win with the Rams while simultaneously doing all the preparation to become a head coach and how he wasn’t able to soak it all in. He also talks about how advantageous it has been to have worked with so many great coaches throughout his time in the NFL as both a player and coach and which individual he credits the most for his early success. Kevin goes on to discuss some of the challenges he's anticipating going into year two with the Vikings and talks about the importance of identifying the “why” with his players. Peanut and Roman are also joined by another man taking up the headlines, Bears General Manager, Ryan Poles. Ryan first gets into how the trade back from the #1 pick went down and what negotiating trades with other teams is actually like. He then talks about the journey that led to him becoming the General Manager of the Bears and how his 13 years with the Chiefs shaped his overall knowledge of the league. The guys also ask Poles what his first few months on the job was like and he details a signing-gone-wrong that was a serious gut-punch for his initial confidence. Finally, Ryan offers his own advice to those hoping to one day hold a position like his own.

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Bengals OC Brian Callahan joins the show to discuss the magic of Joe Burrow, the long list of quarterbacks he’s coached (Tebow, Manning, Stafford, Carr, Burrow), lessons from his father Bill Callahan, and what the Bengals fan base means to the team and the state of Ohio. Peter also explains why the 49ers are uniquely built for their latest injury setback, why the Vikings get no respect, and the wonderful Sunday Cameron and Connor Heyward had in Atlanta. Aaron joins to give us a full Brock Purdy deep dive.

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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 

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On this, the first episode of season 2 of the NFL explained. podcast, hosts Mike Yam and Michael Robinson take us through what to expect as we kickoff the '22 NFL season! 

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NFL Network’s Peter Schrager is joined by New York Giants’ 1st year General Manager Joe Schoen, who reflects on this year’s red hot start to the Giants season, goes into his path from ticket office intern to NFL GM, and takes us into the Bills Draft Room on the day Josh Allen was selected. Peter also highlights the contributions of two quarterbacks who have taken the league by surprise this season, and discusses whether the DJ Moore helmet removal flag should have been a penalty or not. Finally, NFL Network ace researcher Tony Holzman-Escareno joins Peter to highlight how unique Christian McCaffrey’s day was against the Rams, and Peter’s friend Aaron reveals his scorching hot take on the Instagram-ization of Halloween. 

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Peter is joined by Philadelphia Eagles' Running Backs Coach and Assistant Head Coach Jemal Singleton to discuss Miles Sanders’ breakout 2022 season, the culture Nick Sirianni has built in Philadelphia, and how Singleton’s military upbringing and training has been applied to his coaching style. Peter also discusses the amazing campaign Jared Goff is having, Baker Mayfield’s wild Thursday night, and his quest for the best wings in Buffalo this weekend. Taylor Kyles joins and makes us smarter with more Lions talk, Fox Sports statistician Jason Thornbury hops on to chronicle his quest for airline miles and status, and SPOILER ALERT — producer Aaron Wong Kaufman and Peter give their thoughts on the “White Lotus” Season 2 finale.

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