Guerendo also talks about his experience at the NFL combine and his visits with NFL teams.

Guerendo (6-0, 221lbs) rushed for 810 yards on 132 carries (6.1 YPC) and 11 TDs to go along with 22 rec. for 234 rec. yards in 14 games last season.

Guerendo posted a 4.33 forty, a 41.5” vertical, a 10-9 broad jump, a 1.55s 10-yard split, a 6.94s 3-cone drill, and a 4.15s 20-yard shuttle at the combine. 

Torrence also talks about his experience playing in the shrine bowl and his visits with NFL teams.

Torrence (6-3, 208lbs) recorded 37 total tackles, 23 solo, 2 sacks, 1 INT, and 3 pass defenses in 12 games last season.

Cephus also talks about his experience playing in the hula and shrine bowls and his visits with NFL teams.

Cephus (6-2, 193lbs) caught 89 passes for 1,151 rec. yards and 10 TDs in 2023. Cephus recorded a 4.57 forty, a 4.37s short shuttle, a 32.5 inch vertical, and a 10-2 broad jump at his pro day.

Perry joins the show to discuss the 2023 season, his experience playing in @shrinebowl, and how he’s preparing for the upcoming @nfldraft.

Perry also talks about his @big12conference pro day and his Top 30 visit with the Colts.  

Perry (6-1, 213lbs) recorded 58 total tackles, 44 solo, 3 TFLs, 4 pass breakups, and 1 FF in 12 games last season.

Perry finished second on the team with 84 tackles during the 2022 season, helping TCU reach the College Football Playoff National Championship game.

Perry recorded a 4.38 forty, a 37-inch vertical, and a 10-1 broad jump at his pro day.

Davis (6-2, 301lbs) recorded 34 total tackles, 12 solo, 3.5 TFLs, and 0.5 sack in 13 games last season.

Davis recorded a 5.02 forty, a 1.72s 10-yard split, a 28.5” vertical jump, a 9’0” broad jump, a 5s 20-yard shuttle, and 29 reps on bench press at the NFL combine.

Braswell (6-3, 251lbs) recorded 42 total tackles, 16 solo, 10.5 TFLs, 8 sacks, 1 INT returned for a TD, 1 pass breakup, and 3 FFs in 14 games as a senior.

Braswell earned Second team All-SEC recognition from the Associated Press in 2023.  

Braswell recorded a 4.6 forty, a 1.59s 10-yard split, a 33.5 inch vertical, and a 9’7” broad jump at the NFL combine.

Kneeland (6-3, 275lbs) recorded 57 total tackles, 29 solo, 7.5 TFLs, 4.5 sacks, and 2 FFs this season.

Kneeland was Second Team All-MAC in 2023 and is one of the top edge rushers in this year’s draft class.

Walker (6-3, 200lbs) hauled in 41 receptions for 699 yards and 7 TDs in eight games this season.

Johnson also talks about his versatility as a pass-catcher, his success at two programs (Mississippi State/Washington), his training in Tampa Bay, his upcoming pro day, and his friendship with fellow NFL draft prospect and RB Trey Benson.

Johnson (6-0, 218lbs) rushed for 1,195 yards on 233 carries (5.1 YPC) and 16 TDs to go along with 24 receptions for 190 yards in 14 games this season.

Johnson was named to the 2023 All-Pac-12 Second Team.

Colson (6-3, 247lbs) started all 15 games this season and led Michigan with 95 tackles including 2.0 for loss, two quarterback hurries, and two pass breakups.

Colson was an All-Big Ten selection (second team, coaches; second team, media).

Melton also talks about his journey to the NFL as a seventh-round pick to the Seahawks and how he capitalized on his opportunity in Green Bay.

Melton caught 16 passes for 218 rec. yards and 1 rec. TD in five regular season games, including a 6 rec., 105 yard, 1 TD performance in Week 17 vs. Vikings. He caught 2 passes for 26 rec. yards and 1 TD in the playoffs. 

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In today’s episode, we break down Week 1’s matchups and share our game predictions and upset picks.

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Reynolds also talks about his experience playing under HC Dan Campbell and how they’re aiming to build off last season’s improvements. 

Wright (6-3, 195lbs) caught 57 passes for 732 rec. yards and 7 TDs in 2021. 

The NFL will hold a Supplemental Draft on Tuesday, July 11th. 

Mayfield (5-11, 190lbs) recorded 63 total tackles, 50 solo (led the team), 6 TFLs, 3 sacks, 1 FF, 3 INTs, and 13 pass defenses in 14 games last season. 

Mayfield was a First-team All-Conference USA selection in 2022. 

Ajiake (6-2, 220lbs) recorded 132 total tackles (Led the Mountain West Conference), 58 solo, 11 TFLs, 4 sacks, 2 INTs, and 1 FR last season.

Bowser (6-1, 220lbs) rushed for 799 yards on 205 carries and 16 TDs (10th most in Nation) to go along with 14 rec., for 185 rec. yards last season. He was a 2nd-team All-AAC selection in 2022. 

Below are Bowser’s pro day numbers⬇️

40: 4.56

Vert: 35.5

Broad: 9’11

Bench 25

SS: 4.08 

3 cone: 6.99

Jarrett (6-0, 192lbs) caught 40 passes for 471 rec. yards and 3 TDs in 11 games and seven starts last season. He was an All-Big 10 Honorable Mention in 2020, 2021, and 2022. 

Jarrett recorded a 4.44 forty, a 1.51 10-yard split, a 35.5 inch vertical, a 10-3 broad jump, and 13 reps on bench press at the NFL combine. 

Land (6-3, 236lbs) recorded 23 total tackles, 19 solo, 7 sacks, 1 FF, and 1 pass breakup for the Rattlers last season. 

Land recorded a 4.62 forty, a 1.65 s 10-yard split, a 34.5 inch vertical, a 10-6 broad jump, a 7.2 s 3-cone drill, a 4.56 s 20-yard shuttle, and 21 reps on bench press at the NFL combine. 

Abanikanda (5-10, 217lbs) finished his three-season Pitt career with 2,177 rush yards and 28 touchdowns on 390 carries (5.6 YPC) to go along with 38 receptions for 354 yards (9.3 avg.) and three TDs. 

Abanikanda shined at his Pro Day, recording a 4.38 40-yard dash, a 41” vertical jump, and a 10-8 broad jump. 

Kendall (5-10, 180lbs) recorded 56 tackles, one sack, three interceptions and a forced fumble in 10 games last season. 

Kendall, a D3 All-American, clocked a 4.44 forty with a 39.5-inch vertical and an 11-1 broad jump at his pro day on Tuesday. His broad jump would’ve been the fourth-best of any cornerback at the NFL combine and his 4.35 short shuttle would’ve been eighth-best at his position.

Kendall is generating interest from several teams including the Browns, Cardinals, Cowboys, Rams, and Dolphins.

Overshown (6-3, 229lbs) was named first-team All-Big 12 by conference coaches and the Associated Press in 2022 after posting career-highs with 96 tackles (49 solo), 10 tackles for loss, four sacks, two quarterback hurries, and five pass breakups in 12 games and 11 starts. 

Bradford (6-4, 332lbs) made starts at three positions on the offensive line during his 29-game career with the Tigers; logging 17 total starts with 10 at RG, 5 at LT, and 2 at RG. 

Bradford recorded a 5.08 forty (the seventh-fastest mark for any of the offensive linemen at the combine), a 1.74 10-yard split (the fourth-fastest time for the offensive line group), a 30-inch vertical, an 8’10 broad jump, a 7.84 3-cone drill, a 4.8 20-yard shuttle, and 34 reps on the bench press. 

Okereke, 26, also talks about his excitement to play for Brian Daboll and Wink Martindale and how he can help bolster the Giants' defense.

Okereke recorded 151 total tackles, 99 solo, 6 TFLs, 2 FFs, 2 FRs, and 5 PDs in 17 games last season. 

Young also talks about: 

-His unique college journey that started at Georgia Military College

-His experience playing in the @theseniorbowl and participating at the NFL Combine. 

-How he can be a difference-maker at the next level 

Young (6-2, 250lbs) recorded 83 tackles, 23.5 tackles for loss, 12.5 sacks, 1 interception, and 2 pass defenses in two seasons at Tennessee. 

Young was named to the 2022 All-SEC First team. 

Young posted a 4.43 forty-yard dash, a 38-inch vertical, an 11’ 0” broad jump, and 22 reps on the bench press at the combine. 

Bland, 23, also shares his draft day experience and his reaction to being selected by the Dallas Cowboys. 

Bland recorded 54 total tackles, 38 solo, 1 TFL, 5 INTs, and 7 PDs in 17 games and 8 starts last season. 

Bland tied the Cowboys’ franchise record for most interceptions by a rookie defensive back with 5 (S Roy Williams and CB Derek Ross each had five interceptions as rookies in 2002). 

Bland ranked second among all rookies for interceptions behind Seattle’s Tariq Woolen (6). 

Jones also provides an update on his contract talks with the Broncos ahead of the new league year.

Plus, J.J. gives an insightful breakdown of the two featured safeties in the Super Bowl: Justin Reid and Chauncey Gardner-Johnson.

We also feature a fact/fiction segment that highlights the many possibilities that can occur during the game, including total points, turnovers, and which quarterback accounts for the most touchdowns.

The stage is set @azsuperbowl🏆

Sunday, February 12th 

Eagles vs. Chiefs 

Kickoff: 6:30 pm ET 

Network: @nflonfox 

Houston also talks about:

-Playing for Coach Prime at Jackson State and his position switch from LB to DE

-Draft day and what was going through his mind

-His reaction to being released after training camp

-How his time on the practice squad helped prepare him for his late-season breakout

-His respect for HC Dan Campbell and his excitement to build off his impressive rookie season

-The impact DC Aaron Glenn has had on him through one year in Detroit

Houston appeared in seven games this season and recorded 12 total tackles, 11 solo, 7 TFLs, 8 sacks, 1 FF, and 1 FR. 

Houston recorded 8.0 sacks through his first 7-career games, the most any @NFL player has logged through the first 7 games of their career.

Houston ranked 2nd among all NFL rookies in 2022 with 8.0 sacks, which is the 3rd-most a Lions rookie has ever had.

We also recap the divisional round and discuss key matchups that will be on display this weekend. 

Here’s the schedule for Championship Sunday: 

2. #49ers @ 1. #Eagles 

Kickoff: 3 pm ET 

Network: @nflonfox 

3. #Bengals @ 1. #Chiefs 

Kickoff: 6:30 pm ET 

Network: @nfloncbs 

Jones also talks about the team’s confidence in QB Justin Fields and how they can improve next season.

Jones, 26, started all 17 games and recorded 52 total tackles, 28 solo, a career-high 12 TFLs, 3 sacks, 1 FR, and 4 PDs. 

NFL safety J.J. Wilcox and I preview the divisional round of the playoffs and share our game predictions. 

We also recap wildcard weekend and discuss the latest news and headlines from around the NFL. 

Here’s the divisional round schedule: 

Saturday, January 21st 

4. Jaguars @ 1. Chiefs (4:30 pm ET on NBC) 

6. Giants @ 1. Eagles (8:15 pm ET on FOX) 

Sunday, January 22nd 

3. Bengals @ 2. Bills (3 pm ET on CBS) 

5. Cowboys @ 2. 49ers (6:30 pm ET on FOX) 

We also discuss key matchups and how they will dictate the outcome of the games.

We have a couple of upset picks. Tune in to find out who J.J. and I are rolling with.

Here’s the schedule for the wildcard round: 

Saturday, January 14th

No. 7 Seahawks at No. 2 49ers (4:30 pm ET)

No. 5 Chargers at No. 4 Jaguars (8:15 pm ET)

Sunday, January 15th

No. 7 Dolphins at No. 2 Bills (1 pm ET)

No. 6 Giants at No. 3 Vikings (4:30 pm ET)

No. 6 Ravens at No. 3 Bengals (8:15 pm ET)

Monday, January 16th

No. 5 Cowboys at No. 4 Buccaneers (8:15 pm ET)

We also discuss the positive update on Bills' S Damar Hamlin and get into the following topics: 

•Who will clinch the No. 1 seed in the NFC?

•Can the #Packers sneak into the postseason with a 5th consecutive win?

•Who wins the AFC South title: #Titans or #Jaguars? 

•Can the #Patriots get a win in Buffalo to secure a playoff berth?

We also reveal our player of the week and discuss the following: 

•Who wins the big showdown in Arlington: Dallas or Philadelphia? 

•Can the #Seahawks keep their playoff hopes alive with an upset win in KC? 

•Steelers or Raiders in prime time? 

You’re not gonna want to miss it! Be sure to get your football fix for the week on the PFC podcast.🔥

We also reveal our player of the week and cover the following topics:

•Will the #Bills even the season series against the #Dolphins? 

•Can the #Lions continue their hot streak in New York and get to .500? 

•What can we expect from the #Titans as they look to snap a 3-game losing streak in Los Angeles? 

•Who gets the big win on SNF to solidify their wildcard chances: #Commanders or #Giants? 

Tune in to find out our picks including my upset pick of the week! 

We also reveal our player of the week and discuss the following: 

•The #Lions have won four of their last five games and host the #Vikings on Sunday. Can they keep their playoff hopes alive with another big win? 

•Can the #Steelers win a third consecutive game with the #Ravens coming into town? 

•Who gets the prime-time win in LA: #Dolphins or #Chargers? 

Also, tune in to find out my upset pick of the week! 

We also discuss the following topics: 

-Who has the edge in Sunday's clash between the Dolphins and 49ers? How will the SF defense fare against Miami's explosive offense?

-Can the Jets pull off the upset in Minnesota? 

-Who wins a pivotal NFC East showdown: Washington or New York? 

-Deshaun Watson’s return to Houston 

-We have a rematch from last year’s AFC title game. Who comes out on top: Chiefs or Bengals? 

Tune in to find out my upset pick of the week! 

Here’s the Thanksgiving day schedule

🏈#Bills @ #Lions (12:30 pm ET, CBS)

🏈#Giants @ #Cowboys (4:30 pm ET, FOX) 

🏈#Patriots @ #Vikings (8:20 pm ET, NBC) 

We also reveal our player of the week and discuss the most damaging losses of Week 10. 

We also cover the following topics:

•Can the #Packers keep their playoff hopes alive with a second consecutive win Thursday night? 

•How big of a threat are the #Colts to hand the #Eagles a second consecutive loss?

•Should the #Giants be on upset alert with the #Lions riding a two-game win streak? 

•Can the #Steelers knock off the #Bengals to stay in playoff contention? 

Tune in to find out our picks including my upset pick of the week! 

We also reveal our player of the week and discuss the following: 

•Frank Reich’s firing and Jeff Saturday taking over as interim HC 

•Most impressive win of Week 9

•Can Tom Brady and the Buccaneers keep the momentum going against the NFC West-leading Seahawks? 

•Are the Bills in jeopardy of losing a second consecutive game with the red-hot Vikings coming to town? 

•Can the Steelers get a win coming off their bye week or will the Saints' defense be too much for Kenny Pickett?

•Will the Cowboys hand the Packers their sixth straight loss in Mike McCarthy’s return to Green Bay? 

•Who gets the prime-time win in Santa Clara: The Chargers or the 49ers?

We also reveal our player of the week and discuss the following: 

•Most impressive win of Week 8 

•Which coach, player, or team is facing pressure entering Week 9? 

•What does the acquisition of Roquan Smith do for the #Ravens’ defense? 

•Can the #Falcons retain their lead in the #NFC South with a win over the #Chargers? 

•Will the #Packers snap their four-game losing streak in Detroit? 

•Can the #Commanders extend their win streak to four with Kirk Cousins and the #Vikings coming to town? 

•Can the #Titans generate enough offense to hang with the #Chiefs on SNF? 

Also, tune in to find out my upset pick of the week! 

We also reveal our player of the week and discuss the following: 

Which HC is under the most pressure after 7 weeks of play? 

Gerald gives his take on the #Buccaneers and if they can avoid a 3-game losing streak as they host the #Ravens Thursday night. 

Who gets a much needed win in London: #Jaguars or #Broncos?🇬🇧

Can the #Jets continue their hot streak with the #Patriots coming to town? 

Will Sam Ehlinger help deliver the #Colts a win in his first career NFL start? 

#Giants or #Seahawks? Which team will secure another big time win? 

Tune in to find out our picks including my upset pick of the week! 

We also reveal our player of the week and discuss the most disappointing loss of Week 6.

We also cover the following topics:

Will the #Jets stay hot with a trip to Denver looming?

Can the #Ravens get back on track against the #Browns at home? 

Will the #Giants continue their winning streak as they take on the #Jaguars on the road? 

Are the #Packers in jeopardy of losing a third consecutive game? 

Will the #Dolphins snap their losing streak with Tua Tagovailoa back in the lineup? 

Tune in to find out our picks including my upset pick of the week! 

We also announce our players of the week and share our biggest takeaway from Week 5. 

We also discuss the following topics: 

-Can the Browns snap their 2-game losing streak against the #Patriots? 

-Will the Jets extend their winning streak to 3 following their trip to Lambeau? 

-Josh Allen or Patrick Mahomes? Who will lead their team to victory in Kansas City? 

-Will the Eagles remain unbeaten after a prime-time matchup with the Cowboys? 

You’re not gonna want to miss it! Be sure to get your football fix for the week on the PFC podcast.

We also announce our players of the week and share our most impressive/disappointing team of Week 4. 

We also discuss the following topics: 

Can the #Colts right the ship on a short week? 

Will the #Saints snap their two-game skid with a win against the #Seahawks? 

Can the #Jets upset the #Dolphins at home? 

Do the #Cardinals have enough firepower to knock off the unbeaten #Eagles? 

We also reveal our player of the week and discuss the following: 

Panic or patience? Should the Raiders be concerned about their 0-3 start?

Can Doug Pederson walk out of Philly with a win against his former team? 

Could it be Kenny Pickett time in Pittsburgh this weekend? 

Who gets the bounce-back win in prime time: Tom Brady or Patrick Mahomes? 

Tune in to find out our picks including my upset pick of the week! 

Can Tua and the Dolphins knock off the Bills at home?

Raiders or Titans? Which team gets their first win of the season?

Aaron Rodgers or Tom Brady? Can the Packers hand the Buccaneers their first loss of the campaign?

Tune in to find out our picks including my upset pick of the week!

We also discuss injury updates from around the league.

We also discuss key player matchups and give our upset picks for opening weekend.

We also cover the following topics: 

•Week 2 preseason recap 

•Name the player challenge 

We also debate the following topics:

•Can the Steelers be a dark horse despite the uncertainty at QB? 

•Is it best for the Seahawks to start QB Drew Lock in Week 1? 

•Will the Ravens’ defense be a Top 5 unit this season after finishing 25th overall in 2021? 

We also debate the following topics: 

•Should the Browns honor RB Kareem Hunt's trade request?

•Can QB Carson Wentz lead the #Commanders to their first 9-win season since 2015? 

-Plus, we answer some fan questions that were submitted on Sunday’s post. 

We also cover the following topics: 

-The rookies we’re most excited to watch

-Fan Questions Answered + much more

Other topics include: 

-Who inspired him to play the game 

-Why he chose to sign with the Bengals as an UFA 

-The culture in Cincinnati and home-field advantage

-His thoughts on the Bengals' new white alternate helmets

We also cover the following topics: 

-Ranking the Top 5 offenses entering training camp 

-Fan Questions Answered

Other topics include: 

-Richard Sherman’s impact on his career 

-His takeaways from the 2021 playoff run 

-DeMeco Ryans’ return as defensive coordinator and what it means for the defense 

-His thoughts on Trey Lance and what he brings to the table as QB1

We also cover the following topics: 

-Who will have more receiving yards with their new team this season: Tyreek Hill or Davante Adams? 

-The process of training camp for vets and rookies and its significance for the upcoming season 

We also share our Top 5 defenses for the 2022 season. 

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We also highlight a couple of AFC and NFC teams that we think will make the playoffs after missing out in 2021. 

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-His college career and development as a player

-His Senior Bowl and NFL combine experiences 

-The pre-draft process and some insight on what goes on during a Top 30 visit

-The three characteristics that a team will get if they draft him 

Pitre (6-0, 197lbs) started 14 games as a senior redshirt and recorded 75 total tackles, 56 solo, 17.5 tackles for loss (Led Big 12), 3.5 sacks, three forced fumbles, three recoveries, two interceptions, and seven pass defenses. 

Pitre, who was named the 2021 AP Big 12 Defensive Player of the year, was the only player in all of D1 FBS football with at least three fumble recoveries, three forced fumbles, and two interceptions. 

-His college career and development as a player 

-His NFL combine experience and how he’s preparing for his upcoming Auburn pro day

Interview topics include: 

-A recap of his four-year career at WSU 

-His experience playing in the Hula Bowl and being named offensive MVP

-His draft prep and training 

Harris (5-9, 185lbs) recorded 179 receptions for 1,999 receiving yards and 17 touchdowns in four seasons at Washington State. He also rushed for 66 yards and 3 touchdowns.

Interview topics include: 

-His journey to the NFL 

-Chargers' HC Brandon Staley's impact on his production

-His thoughts on the 2021 season and his performance 

-A free agency outlook 

Nwosu, 25, appeared in all 17 games this season and recorded 40 total tackles, 24 solo, 8 tackles for loss, 5 sacks, 2 forced fumbles, 1 recovery, 1 interception, and 4 pass breakups. 

Nwosu is set to become an unrestricted free agent in March. 

Interview topics include: 

-His journey to the NFL 

-A recap of his tenure in Seattle 

-Why he signed with the Raiders

-Being a mentor to the younger players

-His thoughts on the 2021 season 

-A shortlist of the toughest QBs he’s faced throughout his NFL career 

-His journey to the NFL as an undrafted free-agent 

-His position change to tight end

-Saints’ HC Sean Payton’s impact on his young career 

-A recap of the first five weeks of the season and his nickname, "Baby Megatron."

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Interview topics include: 

-His journey to the NFL and his draft day experience 

-Who inspired him to play football 

-His mindset as he prepares to take over the No. 1 role

-His fit in HC Kliff Kingsbury's offense

Other topics include: 

-His decision to sign with the Vikings as an unrestricted free agent in 2020 

-How he managed a season away from football (Opted out of 2020 season) 

-The start of OTAs

-His expectations for the Vikings’ defense 

-A shortlist of some of the toughest offensive linemen he's faced up to this point in his NFL career

We also discuss the following topics: 

-His development after two seasons 

-What he’s been doing to increase his production in year 3

-His mindset as he prepares to take on a starting role 

His excitement to play for HC David Culley 

Omenihu, 23, has recorded 30 total tackles, 19 solo, seven tackles for loss, seven sacks, two forced fumbles, and four pass defenses in 29 career games and five starts. 

We also discuss the following topics:

-Trey Lance's fit with the 49ers

-The Bears' trade up for Justin Fields

-What Payton Turner brings to the Saints' front seven

-The Texans' interest in Davis Mills and his NFL potential

Other topics include:

-His transition from wide receiver to safety

-His versatility as a defensive back and his willingness to play special teams

-His experience at the 2021 Senior Bowl

-The process of interviewing with NFL teams

Deablo was named to the 2020 First-Team All-ACC team and finished his senior season with 55 tackles, four interceptions, four pass defenses, and one forced fumble. 

Deablo finished his college career with 206 total tackles, 117 solo, 12.5 tackles for loss, six interceptions, 11 pass defenses, 0.5 sack, three forced fumbles, and two recoveries with one being returned for a touchdown.

Other topics include:

-When he got introduced to football

-His versatility as a defensive lineman

-His experience playing in the 2021 Senior Bowl

-The process of interviewing with NFL teams

Robinson finished his four-year college career with 105 total tackles, 55 solo, 20.5 for loss, eight sacks, two forced fumbles, and three pass defenses. 

In 2020, Robinson started all nine games and recorded 26 tackles, 7.0 for loss with 3.0 sacks, five quarterback hurries, two pass breakups and one blocked kick. He led the team in sacks and quarterback hurries and was second in tackles for loss.

Other topics include:

-His versatility to play in all defensive schemes 

-The 2021 Senior Bowl and how he thrived during the week of practice

-The people that have been instrumental throughout his successful football career

-His impressive pro day and what he was hoping to show NFL scouts

Fields finished his four-year college career with 375 total tackles, 215 solo, 9.5 sacks, one forced fumble, three interceptions, and six pass defenses.

Fields excelled for the Mountaineers in his lone season, garnering first-team All-Big 12 honors and Co-Newcomer of the Year by leading the team with 88 tackles (four for loss), one sack, one interception, and two pass defenses in nine starts. 

Other topics include:

-Why he chose to play at Ball State and the impact HC Mike Neu has had on his career

-The significance of his senior season

-His versatility as a defensive back and how he can contribute on special teams

-The process of interviewing with NFL teams

Phillips finished his college career with 129 total tackles, 71 solo, eight interceptions, 18 pass defenses, one sack, and one forced fumble. 

Other topics include:

-Pat Fitzgerald’s impact on his career 

-A recap of the 2020 season and what made it unique

-His experience playing in the 2021 Senior Bowl

-What he can offer as a 6-4, 240lb linebacker

-More info on the pre-draft process and his training regimen/diet

Fisher finished his four-year college career with 389 total tackles, 208 solo, two sacks, 10 forced fumbles, four interceptions, and 10 pass defenses.

Fisher was named to the AP All-Big Ten Defensive First-Team and AFCA All-America second-team in 2020. He became just the sixth player in Northwestern history to reach 400 career tackles.

Other topics include:

-The significance of being named a 2020 team captain

-How his skillset fits into all NFL defensive schemes

-How his nickname “The Wolf of DKR” came about 

-A pro day recap and how he's taking in the pre-draft process

Sterns finished his three-year college career with 173 total tackles, 120 solo, five interceptions, eight pass defenses, and two sacks in 29 games played and 28 starts. He was named Big 12 Defensive Freshman of the Year and First-team All-Big 12 in 2018.

Other topics include:

-SMU HC Sonny Dykes' impact on his transition from wide receiver to tight end

-The most memorable part of his experience playing in the 2021 Senior Bowl

-His ability to create mismatches at the next level

-A recap of his pro day performance and how he's handling virtual NFL interviews

In 2020, Granson caught 35 passes for 536 yards and five touchdowns and was a first-team All-AAC pick.

In reference to 2020 combine tight end numbers, Granson posted top tier numbers with a 36.5 inch vertical (2nd), 10-foot broad jump (5th), 16 reps on bench (11th), 4.57 forty (2nd), 4.34 short shuttle (5th), and a 6.93 3-cone (2nd). 

Other topics include:

-How he ended up at Wisconsin-Whitewater

-The 2021 Senior Bowl and its impact on his draft stock

-The process of interviewing with NFL teams

-His versatility as an interior offensive lineman

In 2019, Meinerz earned Associated Press first-team All-America, American Football Coaches Association first-team All-America, First team All-Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, among many other honors. 

Other topics include:

-His breakout 2020 season 

-The 2021 Senior Bowl and its impact on his draft stock 

-Recapping his impressive pro day 

Powell earned third-team All-ACC honors in 2020 after hauling in 53 receptions for 882 yards and seven touchdowns. 

Other topics include:

-A recap of his Arkansas Pro Day

-His versatlity as a defensive back

Other topics include:

-Chargers' DT Justin Jones' impact on his football career

-Why the 2020 season is special to him

-His preparations for the Cincinnati Pro Day

Ponder finished his college career with 64 total tackles, 27 solo, 4.5 sacks, 2 forced fumbles, and 1 pass defense.

Other topics include:

-Who inspired him to play football and why he takes pride in it

-Coastal Carolina’s successful 2020 season and what made it special

-The 2021 Senior Bowl and its impact on his draft stock

Jackson was a consensus All-American for the 2020 season, he was named the Sun Belt Conference Defensive Player of the Year, and earned All-Sun Belt first-team honors for the second-straight season.

Jackson was also a finalist for the Lombardi Award and was a two-time team captain. 

Other topics include:

-The honor of being a 2x National Champion and the teamwork that goes into it

-The impact Nick Saban has had on his football career

-His participation in the 2021 Senior Bowl and his experience working with the Panthers' coaching staff

Fletcher, a 2x National Champion (2017, 2020), was perfect on all his snapping duties across four seasons at Alabama and started every game of his career.

Fletcher was the Patrick Mannelly Award winner, presented annually to the nation's top long snapper. He also picked up first-team All-America honors from Rubio Long Snapping in 2020.

Other topics include:

-His experience playing at Iowa Western Community College and how it helped prepare him for Southern Miss

-What makes his skillset unique

-What he gained from taking part in the 2021 Hula Bowl and the College Gridiron Showcase

Other topics include:

-His bizarre transition from playing scholarship basketball at Alabama A&M to transferring to UAB as a football walk-on

-His experience taking part in the 2021 Hula Bowl and the College Gridiron Showcase 

-His training regimen and the NFL veterans he's gaining knowledge from

Harris was a Second Team All-Conference USA selection in 2020, registering 27 total tackles, 4.0 TFL, one sack, four pass breakups, and one interception for the Blazers. 

Harris was named a nominee for the Burlsworth Trophy, which is given to the most outstanding college football player who began his career as a walk-on. 

Other topics include:

-His appreciation for UCF and its football program

-His dynamic playmaking ability as a runner, receiver, and kick returner

-An NFL running back that he would like to be mentored by

In 2020, Anderson rushed for 614 yards on 125 carries (5.5 YPC) and four touchdowns to go along with 12 receptions for 68 yards and three punt returns for 23 yards. He earned second-team all-conference honors from The American.

Anderson never averaged less than 5.4 yards per carry in a season and accumulated a 6.1 yards per attempt average during his career, which ranks second in UCF history. 

Other topics include:

-His appreciation for Luke Fickell and the Cincinnati football program 

-His ability to track down the ball in coverage

-The significance of being named a team captain for his senior season 

Forrest finished his college career with 191 total tackles, 117 solo, six interceptions, and six pass defenses.

Other topics include:

-His team-first mentality and his ability to play all linebacker spots

-His appreciation for Will Muschamp and the impact he had on his development

-Why leadership is so important to him

Jones finished his three-year career at South Carolina with 199 total tackles, 111 solo, 10.5 for loss, 2 sacks, 3 forced fumbles, 2 recoveries, and 5 pass defenses. 

Other topics include:

-His breakout season in 2019 and how it fueled a successful 2020 campaign

-What his 2021 NFL Combine invite means to him

-Who he models his game after

-The significance of finishing as Marshall's 8th all-time rusher

Knox finished his three-year college career with 2,852 rush yards on 550 attempts (5.2 YPC) and 24 touchdowns to go along with 27 receptions for 239 receiving yards and one touchdown. He was a CUSA All-Conference first-team selection in 2020. 

Other topics include:

-His decision to transfer from Alabama to UCF and how it benefitted his development as a player

-His versatility as a defensive back and how he can contribute on special teams

-His experience playing in the 2021 Senior Bowl

Other topics include:

-How his background in basketball has helped enhance his skill set as a tight end

-His experience playing in the 2021 Hula Bowl

-His team-first mentality and how it will lead to NFL success

We also discuss Deshaun Watson's trade request, Dak Prescott's worth, and preview Super Bowl 55. 

Other topics include:

-His experience at Nebraska and how it helped his development as a person and player 

-How his skill set will translate to the NFL

We also discuss the blockbuster trade that will send QB Matthew Stafford to the Rams in exchange for QB Jared Goff + draft picks to Detroit. 

We also discuss Saints QB Drew Brees’ potential retirement and the impact he’s had on the game.

We also reveal our offensive and defensive players of wildcard weekend.

Other topics include:

-His experience at UCLA and how it helped his development as a person and player 

-His upcoming trip to the 2021 Senior Bowl 

Other topics include:

-His experience at Stanford and how it prepared him for the next level 

-Playing during a global pandemic with no fans

-The benefits of playing for David Shaw

-His versatile skill set and how it will translate to the NFL 

Since 2016, ONLY 9 tackles in the Pac-12 have allowed a pressure on fewer than 3% of their sets in pass pro. That list includes Sarell, Oregon’s Penei Sewell, and former Washington State OT/current Philadelphia Eagle Andre Dillard, among others. 

We also discuss some teams that could make an unexpected playoff run. 

Other topics include:

-How the ECU football program helped him develop as a player 

-How his size and athleticism sets him apart from other draft prospects

-His invite to the 2021 Reese’s Senior Bowl and how he plans to capitalize on his opportunities 

We also share our offensive and defensive players of Week 14 and breakdown Eagles’ QB Jalen Hurts’ first career NFL start vs. Saints. 

Other topics include:

-His NFL draft day experience

-His transition from Denver to Cleveland 

-Andrew Berry and Kevin Stefanski’s impact on the Browns’ success 

-Lead blocking for the NFL’s best RB duo: Nick Chubb and Kareem Hunt

We also breakdown the Eagles' decision to start Jalen Hurts over Carson Wentz.

We also give our underappreciated storyline of Week 12 and preview Wednesday's game between the Ravens and Steelers.

We also breakdown Seahawks QB Russell Wilson’s recent struggles and answer fan questions. 

Week 11 Matchups: 

Cardinals at Seahawks (TNF)

Lions at Panthers

Titans at Ravens 

Patriots at Texans 

Steelers at Jaguars

Bengals at Washington

Eagles at Browns 

Falcons at Saints 

Jets at Chargers 

Dolphins at Broncos

Cowboys at Vikings 

Packers at Colts

Chiefs at Raiders (SNF)

Rams at Buccaneers (MNF)

We also recap top performances from Week 9. 

Week 10 Matchups: 

Colts at Titans (TNF)

Jaguars at Packers

Buccaneers at Panthers

Eagles at Giants

Bengals at Steelers 

Texas at Browns 

Washington at Lions 

Broncos at Raiders 

Chargers at Dolphins 

Bills at Cardinals 

Seahawks at Rams 

49ers at Saints 

Ravens at Patriots (SNF)

Vikings at Bears (MNF)

Other topics include: 

-Draft day experience

-His transition from college to the NFL 

-His diet and how he keeps his body in playing shape

Plus, we answer fan questions that were submitted on Tuesday’s post. 

Week 8 Matchups: 

Falcons at Panthers (TNF)

Raiders at Browns 

Colts at Lions

Steelers at Ravens 

Patriots at Bills 

Jets at Chiefs 

Vikings at Packers

Rams at Dolphins

Titans at Bengals

Chargers at Broncos

Saints at Bears

49ers at Seahawks 

Cowboys at Eagles (SNF)

Buccaneers at Giants (MNF)

Plus, we answer fan questions that were submitted on Tuesday's post.

Week 7 Matchups: 

Giants at Eagles (TNF)

Bills at Jets

Lions at Falcons 

Steelers at Titans 

Browns at Bengals

Cowboys at Washington

Packers at Texans

Panthers at Saints 

Seahawks at Cardinals

49ers at Patriots

Chiefs at Broncos

Jaguars at Chargers

Buccaneers at Raiders (SNF)

Bears at Rams (MNF)

Other topics include: 

-Draft day experience

-Factors that have attributed to his success in year four

-The culture Sean Payton has built in New Orleans

-Playing in a global pandemic and getting used to no fans

Week 6 Matchups: 

Texans at Titans 

Broncos at Patriots 

Lions at Jaguars

Falcons at Vikings

Washington at Giants 

Bears at Panthers 

Bengals at Colts 

Ravens at Eagles

Browns at Steelers 

Jets at Dolphins 

Packers at Buccaneers 

Rams at 49ers 

Chiefs at Bills

Cardinals at Cowboys 

Plus, we answer fan questions that were submitted on Tuesday's post including: Justin Herbert's fantasy projection for Week 5.

Week 5 Matchups: 

Buccaneers at Bears (TNF)

Bengals at Ravens 

Rams at Washington

Eagles at Steelers 

Raiders at Chiefs 

Cardinals at Jets

Panthers at Falcons 

Jaguars at Texans 

Dolphins at 49ers 

Colts at Browns

Giants at Cowboys 

Broncos at Patriots 

Vikings at Seahawks (SNF)

Chargers at Saints (MNF)

Other topics include: 

-His Hall of Fame enshrinement 

-Kutztown and the story behind his transition from QB to WR 

-His experience playing in four Super Bowls

-More insight about “The Comeback” and his instrumental performance 

-How the game has evolved since his playing days

-His foundation and how he's giving back to the community

Plus, we answer fan questions that were submitted on Tuesday's post including: Cam Newton's performance, who the better team is between the Packers and Seahawks, and the future of Dwayne Haskins in Washington.

Week 4 Matchups: 

Broncos at Jets (TNF)

Chargers at Buccaneers 

Browns at Cowboys 

Cardinals at Panthers

Seahawks at Dolphins

Steelers at Titans 

Ravens at Washington

Jaguars at Bengals 

Colts at Bears

Vikings at Texans

Saints at Lions

Giants at Rams 

Patriots at Chiefs

Bills at Raiders

Eagles at 49ers (SNF)

Falcons at Packers (MNF)

Other topics include:

-His first training camp experience with the Raiders

-How the practice squad helped his development

-His thoughts on playing for Bruce Arians and Todd Bowles

-How he secured a spot on the final roster amid an unusual offseason

-What it's like playing with Tom Brady

Other topics include: 

-What sparked his interest to start a marketing company 

-A list of players he represents and how he structures their marketing deals 

-The importance of encouraging players to develop a brand off the field 

-The most rewarding part of his job 

Week 3 Matchups: 

Dolphins at Jaguars (TNF)

Rams at Bills

Washington at Browns 

Bengals at Eagles 

Texans at Steelers 

49ers at Giants

Titans at Vikings

Raiders at Patriots

Bears at Falcons 

Jets at Colts

Panthers at Chargers

Buccaneers at Broncos

Lions at Cardinals

Cowboys at Seahawks 

Packers at Saints (SNF)

Chiefs at Ravens (MNF)

Other topics include:

-His unconventional path to college and what he was doing prior to signing with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in 2013

-His excitement about relocating to Las Vegas

-His thoughts on the Raiders’ Week 1 victory over the Panthers 

-A message to Raider Nation ahead of Monday's game vs. Saints

-A message to players that are pursuing an NFL career 

Other topics include: MVP, OPOY, DPOY, OROY, DROY, and Coach of the year picks

Other topics include:

-His transfer from Iowa to Miami Ohio and how it benefited him

-His standout RS Junior season and what he brings to the NFL

Other topics include:

-How his ability to play both left and right tackle will benefit him in the NFL 

-Who inspired him to play football

-How his unique college journey has made him a stronger person

Ashley (6-7, 330lbs) started all 11 games at right tackle for the Rattlers in 2019. 

Ashley became the first-ever 5-star recruit to play at an HBCU following his transfers from Auburn and Florida Atlantic.

Other topics include:

-Can BUF, NYJ, or MIA finally dethrone the Patriots in the AFC East? 

-Who’s the top threat to the Chiefs in the AFC?

-Will the Steelers make a play for the No. 1 spot in the AFC North? 

-Do the Seahawks have enough talent to fend off the field in a daunting NFC West or will the 49ers repeat as champs?

Other topics include:

-His start in the sports marketing and management industry 

-His business partnership with Raiders RB Jalen Richard (@spooq_) 

-COVID-19’s impact on marketing 

Other topics include:

-The significance of winning the 2019 MAC Championship 

-The importance of finishing school this Fall

-How his ability to play both left and right tackle will benefit him in the NFL 

Doyle (6-9, 330lbs) started 13 games at left tackle for the RedHawks in 2019 and was named First-Team All-MAC. 

Doyle is regarded as a Top 5 Offensive Lineman prospect in the 2021 NFL Draft. 

Other topics include:

-How being a part of the LSU championship team helped prepare him for the NFL

-The most challenging part of his transition to the NFL amid COVID-19

-Early impressions of first-year HC Kevin Stefanski 

-His thoughts on making his NFL debut in Week 1 vs. Ravens

Other topics include:

-The most challenging part of his transition to the NFL amid COVID-19

-Early impressions of GM Brett Veach, HC Andy Reid, and DC Steve Spagnuolo 

-His NFL Draft day experience 

-His thoughts on making his NFL debut in Week 1 vs. Texans

Other topics include:

-The most challenging part of his transition from Towson to the NFL. 

-His experience playing for the Saints and his love for NOLA. 

-A shortlist of some of the toughest defensive ends he faced 

-The increased value of offensive linemen

-His thoughts on the 2020 NFL season and how the quality of the game could be impacted 

Other topics include:

-Martin's draft day experience

-The challenge of overcoming a season-ending injury during his rookie campaign

-Zack Martin's impact on his development in the NFL and their strong brotherhood

-The responsibility that comes with being a starting center in the NFL

-Martin's appreciation for the city of Houston and its fans

Other topics include:

-Smith's transition from linebacker to fullback

-Smith's clothing line of "Make Fullbacks Great Again" and what he's doing to make the fullback position relevant in the NFL

-What stands out about the Falcons' organization

-Smith's encouraging message of hope and unity

Allieu also talks about his move from Sierra Leone and how he was introduced to football. 

Allieu (6-5, 290lbs) was a 3-time All-MIAA (Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association/D-II) selection at Nebraska-Kearney.

Baccelia also talks about how his skill set will translate to the NFL and how his 4.28 speed will compliment the Chiefs’ high powered offense. 

Baccelia (5-10, 175lbs) hauled in 107 receptions for 1,183 yards and five touchdowns to go along with 119 rush yards and one rushing touchdown during his four-year college career at Washington. 

Baccelia caught 29 passes for 314 receiving yards and four touchdowns to go along with one rushing score in 2019.

Ward also talks about their Super Bowl run and how the experience will benefit them moving forward.

Plus, Ward shares the significance of his new 3-year/$28.5M extension that will keep him in San Francisco through 2022.

Paul also talks about how teams’ evaluations of non-combine invitees changed without pro days and top 30 visits. 

Plus, Paul sheds some light on how the undrafted process will be different this year. 

Paul represents the following 2020 NFL Draft prospects: LSU OG Damien Lewis, Florida State OT Ryan Roberts, and FAU WR/KR Deangelo Antoine. 

Huff (6-3, 255lbs) recorded 52 total tackles, 15.5 tackles for loss, 33 solo, 6.5 sacks, two forced fumbles, and one fumble recovery last season. 

Huff was named to the All-American Athletic Conference second team in 2018 and 2019. 

Huff tallied 18 total sacks throughout his four-year college career at Memphis. 

Gavin and Young share some of the challenges they’ve faced to get their clients prepped for the upcoming NFL Draft. 

Plus, Gavin provides insight about how they stay connected with their clients during draft weekend. 

We provide analysis for each pick we made. 

Cronkrite (5-11, 202lbs) led USF with 687 yards rushing on 136 carries (5.1 ypc) and four rushing touchdowns to go along with 15 receptions for 134 yards. He posted three 100-yard rushing games on the year. 

Cronkrite finished eighth on the Bulls career rushing chart with 1,808 yards while playing in just 22 games and making 20 starts. He also logged 13 touchdown runs during his USF career.

Highsmith (6-3, 248lbs) posted career-highs in 2019 with 75 total tackles, 43 solo, 21.5 tackles for loss (5th in nation), and 14 sacks (4th in the nation).

Highsmith repeated first-team All-Conference-USA notice and was named a third-team All-American by the Associated Press as a senior. 

Mack also shares his experience taking part in the 2020 Senior Bowl and the NFL Combine.

Mack (6-1, 208lbs) finished his four-year college career at Ohio State with 79 receptions, 1,050 yards, and six touchdowns. 

In 2019, Mack caught 27 passes for 361 yards and three touchdowns. 

Stanley also shares his experience participating in the 2020 Spiral Tropical Bowl and the State Farm All-Star Challenge. 

Stanley (6-2, 198lbs) started all 12 games in 2019 and threw for 2,664 yards, 24 touchdowns, and 11 interceptions to go along with a 60.9 completion percentage. 

Montez (6-4, 230lbs) started all 12 games in 2019 and threw for 2,808 yards, 17 touchdowns and 10 interceptions to go along with a 63.0 completion percentage. 

Montez became the fourth player in CU history to accumulate 7,000 career passing yards against Colorado State on August 30th and then became the second to hit both 8,000 and 9,000 later in the season. He has set 43 school records, 31 outright and nine tied.

Stanley (6-4, 235lbs) capped off his career at Iowa ranked second in career touchdown passes with 68, ranked second in career passing yards (8,302) and third in total offense (8,197). 

In 2019, Stanley started 13 games and threw for a career-high 2,951 passing yards, 16 touchdowns, and seven interceptions. 

Stanley is one of two Iowa quarterbacks to post 3-0 record in bowl games. He started all 39 games (27-12) over past three seasons, which ranks fourth nationally among quarterbacks, with Iowa averaging over 28 points per game.

Miller (6-0, 203lbs) finished his four-year college career with 154 total tackles, 75 solo, 19.5 tackles for loss, 8 sacks, six pass defenses, one forced fumble, and two recoveries with one going for a touchdown. 

In 2019, Miller started all 14 games and recorded 36 tackles, 5 tackles for loss, 1 sack, and 3 pass defenses. 

Hines (5-11, 218lbs) capped his career as the NCAA FCS active leader in career rushing yards and career total touchdowns (47) while finishing second among active leaders in rushing yards per game (112.9) and touchdowns as well as third in all-purpose yards (5,228). He is a 3x First-team All-conference selection and 3x All-American. 

Hines finished his senior season with 780 yards on 191 carries (4.1 YPC) and 6 TDs. He rushed for over 100 yards six times in 2019 and set a new school record with 25 career 100-yard games. 

Ahmed (5-11, 197lbs) rushed for a total of 2,016 yards on 353 carries (5.7 YPC) and 21 touchdowns to go along with 50 receptions for 331 yards in three seasons at Washington. 

In 2019, Ahmed rushed for 1,020 yards on 188 carries (5.4 YPC) and 11 touchdowns, giving Washington its ninth 1,000-yard rusher in the last 10 seasons.

Ahmed was a 2019 All-Pac-12 Honorable mention.  

Bryant also talks about his versatility and how he can create mismatches at the next level.

Bryant (6-2, 248lbs) started 12 games in 2019 and caught 52 passes for 825 yards, and three touchdowns. 

Bryant earned second-team Associated Press All-American, first-team All-Pac-12, and John Mackey Award finalist honors. 

McCoy, 32, also talks about how he’s keeping in shape ahead of his 11th season and what intangibles he brings to the Dallas Cowboys.  

Other topics discussed:

-What factors played into McCoy signing with the Cowboys in free agency 

-McCoy’s thoughts on Mike McCarthy 

-McCoy on what it was like to face Drew Brees, Cam Newton, and Matt Ryan in the NFC South for nine years

Whittaker also shares his experience playing in the 2020 East-West Shrine Game. 

Whittaker (5-11,185lbs) tallied 158 total tackles, 6.5 tackles for loss, 1 sack, seven interceptions, and 34 pass defenses in four seasons at Arizona.

In 2019, Whittaker recorded 55 total tackles, two for loss, one sack, three interceptions, and six pass breakups. 

Claude (6-2, 200lbs) started six games including each of the final five games of the year while appearing in all 13 contests.

Claude finished fifth on the team with 20 receptions for 211 yards. 

Lynott started all 12 games at center during his senior campaign. 

Lynott led the team with 72 knockdown blocks and 14 touchdown blocks and was second with 15 perfect plays on passing touchdowns.

Barcoo (6-1, 175lbs) started all 13 games in 2019 and recorded 55 total tackles, 43 solo, 5.0 tackles for loss, 0.5 sack, nine interceptions and 16 pass breakups. 

Barcoo led the nation in passes defended per game (1.92) and total passes defended (25), tied for the lead in interceptions (9) and interceptions per game (0.69). He also tied for second in pass breakups (16). 

Patterson also shares his senior bowl and NFL combine experience.

Patterson (6-1, 212lbs) started 13 games in 2019 and threw for 3,061 yards, 23 touchdowns, and eight interceptions to go along with a 56.2 completion percentage. He also rushed for five touchdowns. 

Pittman also talks about how his father, Michael Pittman Sr., has fueled his passion for football. 

Pittman (6-4, 223lbs) caught 101 passes for 1,275 yards and 11 touchdowns in 13 starts for the Trojans. 

Pittman was a Biletnikoff Award finalist, second-team Associated Press All-American, and first-team All-Pac-12 selection. 

Lewis (6-1, 240lbs) started all 12 games in 2019 and recorded 92 total tackles, 50 solo, three interceptions, two forced fumbles, and two recoveries. 

Mitchell, 27, also talks about his stint with the Edmonton Eskimos and the impact it had on his development. 

Plus, Mitchell explains what he felt when he tore his Achilles during the 2019 preseason.

Dallas also shares his combine experience and what makes him a versatile weapon for NFL teams. 

Dallas (5-10, 217lbs) led the Hurricanes in rushing with 693 yards on 115 carries (6.0 YPC) and 8 TDs during his junior season. He also contributed in the passing game with 14 receptions, 140 yards, and 2 TDs, despite starting just 10 games due to injury.

Jennings also shares his experience playing in the 2020 Senior Bowl and what makes him a valuable player. 

McManis also shares the feeling of winning the Grey Cup in 2018 and what makes the Canadian Football League different from the NFL.

Peoples-Jones also shares his NFL combine experience. 

Reiter also details what makes Andy Reid and Patrick Mahomes a special duo to work with. 

Minter also talks about his experience playing in the 2020 NFLPA Collegiate Bowl. 

Minter (5-9, 205lbs) rushed for 1,057 yards on 193 carries (5.5 YPC) and five touchdowns to go along with 32 receptions for 209 yards in 2019. 

Also included in the interview: 

-Reid reacts to winning the Ed Block Courage award, which is an annual award given to select players for modeling inspiration, sportsmanship, and courage. 

-Reid talks about how his brother, Eric Reid, has impacted his football career. 

-Reid reveals three of the toughest quarterbacks he’s faced in his first two seasons. 

Reid, 22, finished the 2019 season with 78 total tackles, 57 solo, 1 TFL, 2 INTs, 5 pass defenses, and one fumble recovery. 

Prior to joining Southern Miss, Whittington was a 2018 HBCU All-American, SWAC All-Conference First-Team selection, and led Alcorn State with 9.0 sacks and 14.5 tackles for loss.

In 2019 at Southern Miss, Whittington recorded 32 total tackles, 21 solo, and 7.5 sacks. 

Waller (5-11, 210lbs) finished his junior season with 1,215 rushing yards and 12 touchdowns and followed that up with 517 rush yards and 4 TDs in 2019.

Morgan also talks about his experience playing in the East-West Shrine Game and reacts to winning the Pat Tillman award for character, intelligence, and achievements on and off the field. 

Ward also shares his experience playing in The Spiral Tropical Bowl. 

Ward (6-2, 225lbs) finished his senior season with 49 tackles, 4 tackles for loss, 2.5 sacks, two QB hurries, and a pass breakup. 

Barry led Nebraska with 89 tackles in 2019 and as a junior in 2018, becoming the first Husker to lead Nebraska in tackles in back-to-back seasons since All-Americans Ndamukong Suh (2008 & 2009) and Lavonte David (2010 & 2011).

We also breakdown the latest head coach hiring’s. 

Hayes recorded 115 tackles, three interceptions, and five pass defenses this season. He was an All-Big Sky Conference Selection. 

We also give our postseason awards, including our MVP and Coach of the Year picks.

We also share our Offensive and Defensive Players of Week 15 and make our game picks for Week 16. 

We also predict Week 15’s match-ups.

We also predict Week 14’s matchups!

We also discuss and predict Week 12’s match ups. 

We also preview and predict Week 11’s match-ups. 

We also preview Week 10’s match ups and answer fan questions. 

We also preview Week 9’s match ups and answer some fan questions. 

We also discuss underappreciated story lines from Week 7 and what’s next for the Chicago Bears and Mitchell Trubisky. 

Plus, we debate trending topics, including the Chiefs and Rams’ struggles and what’s next for Marcus Mariota and the Titans. 

Phillips also talks about Bills mafia and how they help elevate the team’s performance. 

Joseph also talks about his experience playing the Bears in London and how he’s adapting to DC Paul Guenther’s scheme. 

In addition, NFL DT Jerel Worthy and I discuss trending topics from around the NFL, including Jay Gruden’s firing, the Cowboys’ recent struggles, and the Raiders’ impressive start.

We also answer some of your questions in today’s podcast! 

BONUS CONTENT: Jerel exposes my favorite NFL team during our interview with Brandon Graham. Listen in to see how things turned out.

We also discuss and predict the rest of Week 5’s matchups.

Other topics discussed: 

Did the NFL make the right decision by suspending Raiders LB Vontaze Burfict for the remainder of the season? 

Is Dan Quinn’s time in Atlanta coming to an end? How much blame should he get for the Falcons’ underwhelming 1-3 start?

Will Kirk Cousins’ ineffective play against winning teams keep Minnesota out of the playoff picture in a competitive NFC? 

Should the Jaguars be considered the favorites in the AFC South with the emergence of sixth-round QB Gardner Minshew and their stout defense? 

We also answer some of your questions in today’s podcast! 

We also discuss and predict the rest of Week 4’s matchups.

Other topics discussed: 

-Offensive/Defensive Player of Week 3

-Should Browns HC Freddie Kitchens give up play calling? 

-Breaking down Daniel Jones’ sensational performance and its implications moving forward

-Can Sam Darnold right the ship for the Jets upon his expected Week 5 return? 

-Will the Saints remain atop the NFC South in Drew Brees’ absence, or will ATL/CAR or TB catch them? 

We also discuss and predict the rest of Week 3’s match-ups.

Garvin also talks about his experience playing in the Alliance of American Football League and how he’s staying ready for his next NFL opportunity. 

We also discuss and predict the rest of Week 2’s matchups.

We also discuss and predict the rest of Week 1’s matchups.

We also discuss trending topics from around the league, including Andrew Luck’s surprising retirement and its implications.

Plus, I breakdown the Dolphins’ QB situation and the latest reports about Ezekiel Elliott’s contract holdout. 

Leary shares his early impressions of new Broncos HC Vic Fangio and talks about his preparations for the 2019 season. 

We also discuss which first-year head coach is set up for the most success and which head coach is under the most pressure to succeed in 2019. 

Houshmandzadeh also shares his Top 5 WRs in the NFL. 

We also discuss some second-year players that could be destined for breakout seasons.  

Davis recaps his rookie year and talks about his preparations for the 2019 season. 

Simmons talks about his college career at North Park University (D-III) and how he’s making the most of his opportunity with the Saints. 

*Trades are included*

Wallace talks about his college career and his experience playing in the Spiral Tropical Bowl and the 8th NFLPA Collegiate Bowl. 

Willis talks about his college career and pro day experience. 

Williams talks about his college career and what sets him apart from other running backs in this year’s draft class. 

Stupar also explains why he re-signed with the Giants and how he’s preparing for the 2019 season. 

Stewart also talks about his college career and his experience playing in the 8th NFLPA Collegiate Bowl. 

Plus, Worthy shares his pre-draft experience coming out of Michigan State in 2012. 

Nelson also reflects on his final season in Kansas City and talks about his decision to sign with the Steelers in free agency.

Crawford also talks about his college career and pro day experience. 

Scott also talks about his development as a player and what he’s doing to make the most of his opportunity in Buffalo. 

Kalili also talks about his pro day experience and his training regimen.

Adeniyi also talks about what he learned from his rookie season and how he’s looking to improve for the 2019 season. 

Moore also lists three of the best offensive tackles he’s faced and shares how he’s staying in shape for the 2019 season.

We also debate the following topics: 

How secure is Derek Carr’s future with the Raiders? Are Jon Gruden and Mike Mayock bluffing about their commitment to Carr as their franchise quarterback? 

Who is the best defensive end prospect in this year’s draft class?

Who is our favorite small school prospect? 

Who should the Steelers target with their 20th overall pick? 

Driskel also talks about his ongoing development and how he’s preparing for the 2019 season. 

Plus, we’ll share our thoughts on some of the big-time trades that went down ahead of the new league year. 

Darkwa also talks about his ongoing recovery from a torn Achilles and how he’s preparing for the 2019 season. 

McGuire also shares his thoughts on new HC Adam Gase and what makes the Jets’ fan base unique. 

Notable Picks: 

4. Raiders ➡️ Kentucky DE Josh Allen 

7. Jaguars ➡️ Ole Miss WR D.K. Metcalf

12. Packers ➡️ Michigan DE Rashan Gary 

22. Ravens ➡️ Iowa State WR Hakeem Butler 

Woods also talks about eclipsing 1,000 yards receiving for the first time in his career and how he plans to improve next season. 

Williams also talks about his experience playing under HC Anthony Lynn and how he’s approaching free agency. 

Brown also talks about his experience playing under HC Matt Nagy and what made the 2018 campaign special. 

Woods also recaps his college career at Ole Miss and talks about his ongoing preparations for the combine. 

Plus, we’ll predict where Antonio Brown will be traded this offseason. 

Christmas also recaps his college career at Florida State and talks about his ongoing preparations for the combine. 

Joseph also recaps his college career at Florida and talks about his ongoing preparations for the combine. 

Notable Picks: 

1. Cardinals ➡️ DE Nick Bosa

5. Buccaneers ➡️ CB Greedy Williams 

18. Vikings ➡️ OT Dalton Risner 

31. Rams ➡️ DE/OLB Jaylon Ferguson 

Bachman talks about his college career at Wake Forest and how he’s preparing for his pro day.

Nnadi also shares his thoughts on new Chiefs DC Steve Spagnuolo and how he'll help the defense improve.

Brown also lists three of the toughest running backs to tackle and provides some insight into the free agency process. 

Miles talks about his college career at Boise State and how he’s preparing for his pro day.

Kirkpatrick also talks about his foundation (Dre Kirkpatrick’s 21 Kids Foundation) and how he’s giving back to the community. 

Kirkpatrick just finished his seventh NFL season in Cincinnati and has compiled 10 interceptions and 61 pass defenses during that span.

Allen also gives his thoughts on new Dolphins' HC Brian Flores and how he'll help establish a new culture in Miami. 

Risner also talks about his experience at the 2019 Senior Bowl and how he’s preparing for the scouting combine. 

Risner started all four years at Kansas State and was named First-team All-Big 12 following his junior season. He opened his senior season on the Outland Trophy Watch list and was named one of three Offensive Linemen of the Year to go along with First-team All-conference honors in 2018. 

Williams talks about his college career at Vanderbilt and how he’s preparing for the combine. 

Williams declared for the 2019 NFL Draft after his junior season and was named the 2018 Associated Press Second Team All-SEC Defensive Back. 

In his third year with the program, Williams started 12 games while appearing in all 13 games, earning a reputation as one of the best cornerbacks in the SEC.

Valdes-Scantling also talks about his first encounter with Aaron Rodgers and how he elevates the play of others. 

Wren talks about his experience playing in the 70th-annual Reese’s Senior Bowl and how he’s preparing for the combine. 

Wren was regarded as a valuable member of the Sun Devils’ defensive front, starting in all 13 games at nose guard in his senior season. He concluded his senior campaign with 43 total tackles, 4.5 tackles for loss and one sack. 

Johnson also talks about his experience playing in the 70th-annual Reese’s Senior Bowl and how he’s preparing for the combine. 

Hearns also talks about his experience as a college walk-on and how he’s preparing for his pro day.

Beck also talks about his experience playing in the 94th East-West Shrine Game and how he’s preparing for his pro day.

Game Information: 

Super Bowl LIII: Sunday, February 3rd

Location: Mercedes-Benz Stadium- Atlanta, Georgia 

Kickoff time: 6:30 PM ET

Matchup: New England Patriots vs. Los Angeles Rams 

Network: CBS

Tyson also talks about what he learned from Johnathan Joseph, Tyrann Mathieu, and Kareem Jackson as he transitioned into the lineup. 

Wharton also talks about his experience being a part of the 94th East-West Shrine Game and how he’s preparing for his pro day. 

Tune in to listen to a podcast version of the NFL Honors. 

Omenihu also talks about his experience playing in the 70th-annual Reese’s Senior Bowl and how he’s preparing for the combine. 

Omenihu finished his senior year with 45 total tackles, 18 tackles for loss, 9.5 sacks, and two pass defenses. He was named the Big 12 Defensive Lineman of the Year and first-team All-Big 12 by the AP and coaches of the conference. 

Hart also talks about his experience playing in the 70th-annual Reese’s Senior Bowl and how he’s preparing for his pro day. 

Hart finished the 2018 season with 49 receptions for 669 yards and two touchdowns at Georgia State. He is a Three-time All-Sun Belt Conference honoree, including first-team honors in 2015 and 2017 and third-team accolades in 2018.

Doss also talks about his experience playing in the 70th-annual Reese’s Senior Bowl and how he’s preparing for the combine.

Doss, a two-time consensus All-American, played four years of college football at UC Davis and finished his career as their all-time leader in receptions (321), receiving yards (4,069) and 100-yard games (19). He was the Big Sky Conference Offensive Player of the Year. 

Plus, I also breakdown some small school prospects that should not be overlooked. 

Kickoff is scheduled for Saturday, January 26th at 2:30 PM ET. The game will be broadcasted on NFL Network. 

Pascal also makes his pitch as to why Frank Reich should win AP Coach Of The Year. 

I also share which teams are destined for immediate success with their new head coach in 2019. 

We provide in-depth analysis for both games: 

Los Angeles Rams @ New Orleans Saints: 3:05 PM ET

New England Patriots @ Kansas City Chiefs: 6:40 PM ET

VanFulpen also provides some insight on free agency and what transpires as the new league year begins.

We provide in-depth analysis for all four playoff matchups: 

Indianapolis Colts @ Kansas City Chiefs: 4:35 PM ET (Saturday)

Dallas Cowboys @ Los Angeles Rams: 8:15 PM ET (Saturday)

Los Angeles Chargers @ New England Patriots: 1:05 PM ET (Sunday)

Philadelphia Eagles @ New Orleans Saints: 4:40 PM ET (Sunday) 

I provide in-depth analysis for all four playoff matchups: 

Indianapolis Colts @ Houston Texans: 4:35 PM ET (Saturday)

Seattle Seahawks @ Dallas Cowboys: 8:15 PM ET (Saturday)

Los Angeles Chargers @ Baltimore Ravens: 1:05 PM ET (Sunday)

Philadelphia Eagles @ Chicago Bears: 4:40 PM ET (Sunday)

I provide in-depth analysis for these three matchups: 

Cleveland Browns @ Baltimore Ravens 

Chicago Bears @ Minnesota Vikings 

Indianapolis Colts @ Tennessee Titans  

I provide in-depth analysis for these three matchups: 

Baltimore Ravens @ Los Angeles Chargers (Saturday)

Pittsburgh Steelers @ New Orleans Saints 

Kansas City Chiefs @ Seattle Seahawks 

My preview for Monday night’s game between the Denver Broncos and Oakland Raiders is included in this episode. 

I also share my NFC/AFC “High Flier”, “Top Denier”, and player “Under Fire” for Week 15. 

We provide in-depth analysis for these three matchups: 

Dallas Cowboys @ Indianapolis Colts

New England Patriots @ Pittsburgh Steelers 

Philadelphia Eagles @ Los Angeles Rams 

Hardee also shares what it’s like to play in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome and how the fans provide home-field advantage.

Also, be sure to go vote for Hardee in the Pro Bowl ballot as a special teams representative. 

I also give a full breakdown of the current NFL Playoff Picture. 

I also share my NFC/AFC “High Flier”, “Top Denier”, and player “Under Fire” for Week 14. 

Definitions for new listeners: 

High Flier- Best quarterback of the week. 

Top Denier- Best defensive player of the week. 

Under Fire- Who’s underperforming and needs to improve.