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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 NOTE: Time codes are approximate.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bucky Brooks: Playing for Hall of Fame coaches, being the anti-hot taker, coaching with purpose On the latest episode of the NFL Players: NFL Media’s Bucky Brooks a.k.a. “Team No Sleep Captain,” a.k.a. “Man of Many Jobs” joins Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper. Bucky talks about his many jobs, and how writing is the foundation of the success he’s achieved in his post-NFL career. In an era of hot takes, Bucky explains why he’s intentional about being the anti-hot taker. Bucky takes us through why he chose a career as a scout immediately after his NFL career, and how playing for legendary coaches Marv Levy, Mike Holmgren, and Tom Coughlin has influenced his media career, and his approach as a high school football coach. And you’ll want to hear Bucky share the scouting reports on Peanut and Roman when they entered the league. Time codes: 2:28 – Bucky shares how NFL scouts graded Peanut and Roman when they entered the league 4:25 – Bucky shares who he allows to call him by his actual first name 5:30 – Bucky talks about his many jobs and how they all connect to the game of football (bucky talks about writing at about the 7 min mark could be a good clip 9:08 – Bucky talks about how he prioritizes his time with all his jobs, and when he starts to dig into his college prospect scouting 11:47 – Bucky talks why being a high school football coach is his most gratifying job 15:22 – Bucky talks about his improbable run to the California state championship game without his team completing a pass 16:41 – Bucky talks about the transition from being a scout to becoming an analyst 18:41 - Bucky talks about his transition into scouting after his playing career 21:25 - Bucky talks about Steve Smith being a player who defied the logic of scouts 22:55 – Bucky talks about how his playing experience was an advantage as a scout 29:13 – Bucky shares why Tom Coughlin was the hardest coach he played for (possible social clip) 33:12 – Bucky shares who is on his personal Mount Rushmore NOTE: Time codes are approximate.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Today’s episode of The NFL Report, Steve Wyche, James Palmer and former head coach, defensive coordinator and current NFL Media analyst Leslie Frazier discuss how the Dolphins racked up 70 points against the Broncos defense. NFL Network Insider Tom Pelissero joins to discuss the Vikings 0-3 start, and why the odds suggested Chargers head coach Brandon Staley made the right call going for it on 4th-and-1 on his own 24-yard-line in 4th quarter. Omar Ruiz chimes in on the Cardinals shocker over the Cowboys, and Jeff Chadiha explains why the Chiefs have never been this good in the Patrick Mahomes era.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Daniel Jeremiah, Bucky Brooks and Rhett Lewis look back at the weekend and recap the action from Week 3 of the NFL season on a new episode of Move the Sticks. To start off the show, the crew quickly react to the Dolphins putting up 70 points on the Broncos (:51). Throughout the rest of the show, the guys do a deep dive on their top 8 Week 3 games. Specifically, the trio hit on the Chargers at Vikings (4:35), Texans at Jaguars (13:33), Packers at Saints (21:22), Titans at Browns (26:37), Broncos at Dolphins (32:33), Bears at Chiefs (38:57), Steelers at Raiders (43:43), and Cowboys at Cardinals games (47:53). The trio also give quick takeaways from a few of the remaining games from Week 3 which they didn't highlight (50:42). Move the Sticks is a part of the NFL Podcasts Network. NOTE: timecodes approximateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Marcas Grant and Michael F. Florio tell you which fantasy players are the top starts and sits heading into Week 3. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today’s episode of The NFL Report, Steve Wyche and James Palmer discuss Justin Fields’ struggles and the disarray in Chicago. They also talk how the Ravens schedule is tailor-made for them to remain in control of the AFC North. The Cowboys have the No.1 ranked defense, but will they stay there with top star CB Trevon Diggs out for the season? Cam Wolfe joins us to talk how Tyreek Hill is poetry in motion in the Dolphins offense, and Bridget Condon tells us about the Chargers defensive issues and Deshaun Watson’s support system in Cleveland. Commanders running back Brian Robinson joins us to explain the difference Eric Bieniemy is making as offensive coordinator, the early-season success of QB Sam Howell and the Week 3 matchup with the Bills. Brian Baldinger breaks down what he sees on tape from Justin Fields, if Jerome Ford can replace Nick Chubb, and Anthony Richardson comparing himself to Lamar Jackson. We’ll also discuss the success top tier edge rushers like Mikah Parson and Myles Garrett are having coming straight up the middle to get to the quarterback.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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 destinations25:27 – 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 NOTE: Time codes are approximate. The NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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). **NOTE: Time codes are approximate The Off the Edge with Cam Jordan podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today’s episode of The NFL Report, Steve Wyche and James Palmer discuss how quickly Lamar Jackson is picking up the Ravens new offense, and if the 0-2 Bengals are just off to a slow start or in real trouble. They also discuss Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones’ impact in his season debut. Sara Walsh joins us to talk Desmond Ridder and the 2-0 Falcons, as well as Baker Mayfield and the Buccaneers 2-0 start. Jeffri Chadiha details the improbable comebacks from Week 2, and answers some of the burning questions. We’ll let you know if Sean Payton can turn around the Broncos and discuss the Rams record-setting rookie wide receiver Puka Nacua.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Daniel Jeremiah, Bucky Brooks and Rhett Lewis look back at the weekend and recap the action from Week 2 of the NFL season on a new episode of Move the Sticks. To start off the show, the crew discuss Colorado beating Colorado State in thrilling fashion (:25). Throughout the rest of the show, the guys do a deep dive on their top 8 Week 2 games. Specifically, the trio hit on the Chargers at Titans (3:44), Chiefs at Jaguars (8:32), Ravens at Bengals (12:59), Jets at Cowboys (16:40), 49ers at Rams (26:00), Seahawks at Lions (31:47), Packers at Falcons (36:38), and Dolphins at Patriots games (40:18). The trio also give quick takeaways from the remaining games from Week 2 which they didn't highlight (43:56). Move the Sticks is a part of the NFL Podcasts Network. NOTE: timecodes approximateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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. The NFL Report is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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 *NOTE: Time codes are approximate. NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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). **NOTE: Time codes are approximate Off the Edge with Cam Jordan is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Daniel Jeremiah, Bucky Brooks and Rhett Lewis look back at the weekend and recap the action from Week 1 of the NFL season on a new episode of Move the Sticks. Throughout the show, the guys do a deep dive on their top 8 Week 1 games. Specifically, the trio hit on the Dolphins at Chargers (1:28), Jaguars at Colts (10:00). Texans at Ravens (17:58), Panthers at Falcons (24:20), 49ers at Steelers (30:00), Raiders at Broncos (36:54), Eagles at Patriots (41:55), and Cowboys at Giants games (47:24). The crew also give quick takeaways from the Bengals at Browns, Rams at Seahawks, and Packers at Bears games (52:36). To wrap up the show, DJ reveals a chain he received from Sauce Gardner's jeweler, Al the Jeweler (55:31). Move the Sticks is a part of the NFL Podcasts Network. NOTE: timecodes approximateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Marcas Grant and Adam Rank tell you which fantasy players are the top starts and sits heading into Week 1.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today’s episode of The NFL Report, Steve Wyche & James Palmer discuss the impact of Nick Bosa’s massive contract extension, the impact on Chris Jones’ contract hold out, and the different playing styles of the 49ers and Chiefs. Hall of Famer DeMarcus Ware joins the show to talk about his 2023 induction and whether he thinks Micah Parsons can break his Cowboys all-time career sack record. NFL Network analyst Brian Baldinger also jumps on to discuss how defensive lineman are adapting to the current NFL.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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. Listen/watch here: Apple Podcasts: https://rb.gy/658yz iHeart: https://rb.gy/qfbxu YouTube: https://rb.gy/057z3 0:00 - Show starts2:13 - Mark Sanchez’s thoughts on the Jets being on “Hard Knocks” this year and recalls his experience being on the show in 20109:14 - Mark Sanchez discusses his experience and tells stories about his time at the White House state dinner15:00 - Mark Sanchez gives his greatest NFL accomplishment17:04 - Mark Sanchez on being a rookie quarterback with the Jets on a heavily veteran team20:47v- Mark Sanchez explains what it was like being in the spotlight all the way from high school and on27:33 - Mark Sanchez talks about when he knew it was time to retire and then how he transitioned straight to TV29:35 - Mark Sanchez discusses doing the broadcast bootcamp30:31 - Mark Sanchez hits on a penalty he got for cut blocking Jonathan Vilma37:01 - Mark Sanchez talks about the other skills he’s gained in his growth as a broadcaster38:25 - Mark Sanchez gives calls that he’s messed up on-air42:44 - Mark Sanchez talks about his long-term goals as a broadcaster45:04 - Mark Sanchez expand on his podcast with Nick Mangold and how it’s helped him as a broadcaster48:32 - Mark Sanchez talks about the most outrageous purchases he had when he got to the league51:19 - Mark Sanchez on his welcome to the NFL moment53:36 - Mark Sanchez on his welcome to marriage moment56:34 - Mark Sanchez gives who’s on his personal Mount Rushmore1:00:45- End of podcast **NOTE: Time codes are approximate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brandon Beane joins Peter after a training camp practice in Rochester. In the chat, they discuss the machinations behind the selection of first round pick Dalton Kincaid, the bounceback from last year's disappointing finish, and updates on both Von Miller and Stefon Diggs. Beane, then, shares his career story-- jumping from the PR side of the Carolina Panthers front office to the operations group, to ultimately, the world of player personnel. An avid golfer, Beane also takes us through his favorite course, his best round, and his ideal golfing trip.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After eight years in Dallas, Kellen Moore has a new gig, coaching Justin Herbert and running the Los Angeles Chargers offense. Kellen takes us behind the curtain and into the locker room, sharing from what he's seen from Justin Herbert thus far, his utmost respect for Dak Prescott, and his awe of both Matthew Stafford's and Calvin Johnson's super human traits. Kellen also provides some great perspective on life, his pivot to coaching, and a few Jerry Jones tales to add to a book that just needs to be written. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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 *NOTE: timecodes are approximate. NFL Players Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Watch Second Acts on YouTube: https://bit.ly/3ikkR2Q Follow Roman Harper on Instagram: @Harp_41 Follow Peanut Tillman on Instagram: @peanuttillman 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 *NOTE: Timecodes are approximate The NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Watch Second Acts on YouTube: https://bit.ly/3ikkR2Q Follow Roman Harper on Instagram: @Harp_41 Follow Peanut Tillman on Instagram: @peanuttillman EP #28: The gentle giant D’Brickashaw Ferguson sits down with Peanut and Roman on the latest episode of the NFL Players Second Acts pod. D’Brick lived up to expectations as the No. 3 overall pick in the 2006 draft. He anchored the Jets offensive line during his 10-year career, started every game, and missed only one snap (there’s quite the story behind that play). For his work, in 2022 D’Brickashaw was inducted into the Jets Ring of Honor. Not bad for a guy who needed open-heart surgery at 9 years old to save his life. In this episode, D’Brickashaw expounds on the “miracle” of overcoming that circumstance to become the NFL’s ironman. He’s also on a journey to find his next calling, which has led him to…nursing school. D’Brickashaw has found success in many arenas, but he shares with Peanut and Roman the bumpy road he took to find himself. Topic Timeline: 1:00 - D'Brickashaw talks about the only snap he didn’t play in during his entire 10-year NFL career 2:18 - The evolution of the Key & Peele segment based on D'Brickashaw name 3:31 - How yoga and martial arts helped D’Brickashaw become an NFL ironman 6:36 - D'Brickashaw shares what led to him having open-heart surgery as a kid 7:45 - The value of playing different sports as a kid according to D’Brickashaw 9:56 - D’Brickashaw shares the “surreal” experience of being inducted into the NY Jets Ring of Honor 13:02 - D’Brickashaw shares the experience of finding himself after his NFL career 16:21 - D’Brickashaw shares his post-NFL journey to serve other players through financial literacy 18:56 - D'Brickashaw shares what led him to wanting to become a nurse 22:15 - D'Brickashaw talks about education being the foundation of The D'Brickashaw Ferguson Foundation 23:33 - D’Brickashaw shares his “welcome to the NFL” moment 25:15 - D’Brickashaw gives advice to a newly retired NFL player 26:16 - D’Brickashaw reveals why his own teammates fined him for his car choices 27:52 - D’Brickashaw shares who is on his personal Mt. Rushmore 32:00 - D’Brickashaw turns the table and asks Roman and Peanut how their transitions are going *NOTE: Timecodes are approximate NFL Players Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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. See David live on his international theater tour, David Cross: Worst Daddy in the World! Visit https://officialdavidcross.com/pages/appearances for tickets and dates.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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. Watch Second Acts on YouTube: https://bit.ly/3ikkR2Q Follow Roman Harper on Instagram: @Harp_41 Follow Peanut Tillman on Instagram: @peanuttillman 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 *NOTE: timecodes are approximate. NFL Players Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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. Watch Second Acts on YouTube: https://bit.ly/3ikkR2Q Follow Roman Harper on Instagram: @Harp_41 Follow Peanut Tillman on Instagram: @peanuttillman 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 *NOTE: timecodes are approximate. NFL Players Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the Eve of NFL Schedule Release Day, Mike North takes us through the process of making a 272 NFL game regular season schedule. With now 5 different major networks, 32 teams, and countless other factors at play, North tells us how the sausage is made. The schedule is a labor of love, a combination of "art and science", and has become an annual tradition and part of the NFL calendar. North gives us a behind the scenes look on how it all comes to be. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

EP #25: Peanut and Roman are joined this week by Hall of Fame wide receiver, Calvin Johnson. Calvin starts by revealing his “Welcome To The NFL” moment, and his first impressions of Detroit when he first arrived after he was drafted 2nd overall in 2007 (02:54). Peanut and Calvin then go on to reminisce about all the great battles they had against one another for so many years as NFC North divisional foes (03:42). They also give us the inside story of the controversial no touchdown call that has been dubbed “Calvin Johnson rule” (06:48). With such a storied career and so many highlights, the guys ask Calvin when he knew he could dominate the league (11:27), and he reveals his favorite catch of his nine-year career (12:59). Finally, Calvin enlightens the guys on the work he’s doing now in the medicinal cannabis field and how he’s trying to raise awareness to help current and former players (14:28). The NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is part of the NFL Podcast Network in partnership with iHeart Radio. Also watch it on YouTube: https://bit.ly/3ikkR2QSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Draft Night Eve, Peter shares all his last minute notes before the 2023 NFL Draft with "10 Things I Believe." Plus, a true BBQ Feast provided by Joe's Kansas City BBQ!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Peter and Daniel Jermiah do their annual joint Mock Draft. Surprises galore.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ep. #24 This week, Peanut and Roman are joined by Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Doug Pederson. They start things off talking about Pederson's history with two iconic franchises; the Eagles and Packers (02:10). Pederson talks about being a football lifer and coaching being a natural progression (06:45). He also names the coaches who've shaped who he is today (12:30). Finally, Pederson talks about his transition to Jacksonville and how he approached changing the culture in the Jaguars locker room (22:30). After the break, Peanut and Roman are joined by new Carolina Panthers head coach Frank Reich. The guys start by remembering Super Bowl 44, and talk about what it's like winning and losing a Super Bowl (33:10). Reich talks about his desire to get the Panthers job, and the lessons he learned from his first head coaching job with the Colts (38:30). Reich also explains why he took time away from the game between his playing and coaching career (43:30). Finally, Reich wraps things up by taking us behind-the-scenes of the Panthers trading for the number-one overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft (46:00). Note: timecodes approximate.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.