The Peter Schrager Podcast: Recent Episodes
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FOX Sports NFL Analyst, Peter Schrager takes you inside NFL locker rooms, breaking the latest news, giving opinions on the hottest topics, and interviewing the most compelling guests around the league.
Schrager is joined by NFL Network's Mike Garafolo this week as they go through all the possibilities for head coaches in the NFL next season. With jobs already open, and others potentially to come, what could be the coaching carousel and domino affect across the league? The guys discuss if Jacksonville will look to hire a proven coach like Tom Coughlin or a young guy with upside like Kyle Shanahan (8:00) if the Rams would make a huge splash and hire 30-year-old Sean McVay or Josh McDaniels (13:50), if Patriots DC Matt Patricia is a head coaching candidate this season (19:40), why former Falcons coach Mike Smith will be a head coach next season (24:00), if Jim Harbaugh would leave Michigan should the Bears job open up (29:00), and Schrager previews and predicts every game in Week 16 (34:30)
Schrager has a bold prediction for the Buccaneers and Cowboys game this weekend and a strong theory as to why Dak Prescott has been struggling the past few weeks. Plus, you'll be surprised as to which receiver in the NFL he would start his franchise with today. Schrager's good buddy Todd DiTrapani joins the show to discuss the Giants success this season, if the Bucs are a true contender, the Raiders potential move to Vegas and if it is doomed to fail, and who the Rams should hire as their next head coach. Plus, Schrager goes through and predicts each game of the NFL schedule this weekend. Upset specials all around, you don't want to miss any of these games.
In the Week 13 episode of the Peter Schrager podcast, Schrags goes through three storylines in the NFC East - what should the Cowboys do with Zeke Elliott moving forward? Despite the losses, could the Redskins be the team to beat the Cowboys? And why should we really be buying into the 8-3 Giants?
NFL Network's Gregg Rosenthal drops by to chat about the latest on the future of Tony Romo. Rosenthal discusses why there is no chance Romo ends up back with the Cowboys, what his future plans are in talks with other teams, where he could end up, and what he can contribute to another team in the NFL. There's a big domino effect around the NFL that can have a significant impact on Romo's future. Plus, breaking news on the podcast that Rob Gronkowski is set to have surgery and could be out for up to 8 week. What does this mean for the Patriots in the AFC as they pursue another Super Bowl?
Then, as always, Schrager goes through every game of the NFL weekend giving previews and predictions. After accurately predicting the Buccaneers would upset the Seahawks, who is his upset special this week?
Schrager gets everyone ready for a slew of Thanksgiving football games, remembering Thanksgiving moments of years past in the NFL and what could possibly be in store this year. Plus, everyone is ready to crown the Seahawks, but do they have cause for concern against a Buccaneers team that has momentum on their side?
FOX Sports lead announcer Joe Buck joins Schrags for a personal one-on-one, as the guys dive into Buck's backstory, his relationship with his father, the criticism he's faced throughout his career and how he handles it, and what it's like calling the biggest moments in sports history. Buck discusses the highs and the lows, including some calls that he would do over again, and some of the biggest regrets he still carries with him at this point in his career.
Then, Schrager previews and predicts all NFL games during Thanksgiving, this Sunday, and Monday Night Football, providing you all the insight and analysis you need!
Schrager is back this week recapping the Seahawks/Patriots game on Sunday night and what it means for both of the teams moving forward. Plus, could the Chiefs be a team that the Patriots need to worry about in the AFC? And who is to blame for the Packers struggles this season?
Schags is joined by NFL Network reporter Jane Slater who is based in Dallas and follows the Cowboys closely. Following Tony Romo's strong and emotional press conferece where he gave Dak Prescott the vote of confidence to be the team's starting QB, where does the team go from here. Slater explains what this Cowboys team is like inside the locker room, the relationship they all have when it comes to the QB situation with Romo and Prescott, and Schrager explains how a key subtraction, not addition, has been the catalyst for this team this season.
Then, Schrager goes through every game this coming weekend and gives you a preview and a prediction for every game! How will you team do?
Schrager is back after a short hiatus, as he became a father for the first time! He discusses his plunge into the world of becoming a Dad to a newborn before being joined by 25-year NFL front-office veteran Mike Lombardi. The guys discuss if Phillip Rivers is a sure shot for the Hall of Fame (9:00), why the Patriots should be scared of the 4-5 Chargers in the AFC (11:15), if Belichick actually wrote a hand-written letter to Donald Trump and why (14:00), what Seattle needs to do to beat New England this weekend (18:00), and how the Rams QB dilemma is really hurting Todd Gurley the most (21:00).
Plus, Schrager looks forward to every game on the NFL schedule this upcoming weekend, previewing storylines and giving predictions.
Schrager is back this week laying down the reasons he thinks Matt Stafford is playing QB better than anyone in the league right now (:40). Could Stafford be reaching levels similar to Brady and Manning this season? Schrags also gives a full preview of NFL match-ups heading into week six, revealing which teams he picked to win this weekend (31:40).
Kevin Burkhardt, NFL on FOX talent and MLB on FOX host, stops by the podcast to give his perspective on QB performances so far this year (7:10) and addresses some of footballs biggest questions: should the Cowboys start Tony Romo and risk disrupting Dak Prescott’s rhythm (8:30)? Can Cam Newton and the Carolina Panthers make a comeback this season (11:15)? What should the guys think about Odell Beckham Jr.'s portrayal in the media (13:30)? Kevin also gives a behind the scenes look at MLB on FOX, sharing stories about his experience working alongside Pete Rose (26:30) and A-Rod (29:00). Plus, Burkhardt describes his time in Chicago during Games 1 and 2 of the Dodgers vs. Cubs series and gives his insight to the fan culture and game atmosphere.
This week Schrager is back discussing the way Eagles Head Coach Doug Pederson encourages his players to use their bye week as a complete vacation from football (1:00). However, after coming back from the bye with a loss in week 5, Schrager thinks there is even more pressure on the teem in week 6 and explains why the Rams have similar pressure to win this weekend.
Good Morning Football co-host Kyle Brandt stops by the podcast, giving a behind the scenes look at their show and conveying the dynamic of their relationships with former wide receiver Nate Burleson (15:00) and fantasy football expert Kay Adams (18:00). Brandt also walks Schrager through his unique resume and talks about how he was selected for "The Real World" (20:45), his experience on "Days of Our Lives" (25:45), "The Jim Rome Show" and finally his decision to move to NY for Good Morning Football (33:45). Brandt discusses his role on the show and explains why his voice is one that viewers can relate to (37:30). Plus, the guys have some fun exposing their inside jokes (41:30) and reveal some of the fascinating things they've learned about NFL fans while live tweeting (56:00).
In the latest Peter Schrager podcast, Schrags discusses why the Rams are happy to roll out Case Keenum over Jared Goff every week (:30), gives an explanation for why Todd Gurley has struggled statistically this year (3:45), and says that Dak Prescott is the most under appreciated player in the NFL this year (5:45)
NFL Network's Mike Garafolo drops by to discuss the latest on Rob Gronkowski's hamstring injury and why it could be more serious than we thought (10:30), how the Giants need to manage Odell Beckham’s emotions (12:45), with Carson Palmer out, the Cardinals are in desperation mode (21:00), what to expect from Tom Brady and New England in his return (25:20), the serious issues going on in the Dolphins organization (29:00), if it's time for the Jets to bench Ryan Fitzpatrick in favor of Geno Smith (33:00), and the guys debate if a healthy Tony Romo is the guaranteed starter in Dallas (37:00).
Schrager is back with his recap on NFL Week 3, giving insight to his sideline broadcast at the Lions-Packers game. After an interesting interview with Aaron Rogers, Schrager reveals what the quarterback found he has in common with South Park, an animated television show.
FOX Sports Analyst Mike Lombardi joins the podcast and talks about his role with the Patriots and what the season was like leading up to their 2015 Super Bowl win. Lombardi also discusses what college recruitment looks like behind the scenes and provides his analysis on the match ups going into week 4. Plus, Lombardi shares a great story about how he helped scout former 49ers wide receiver, Jerry Rice.
Schrager is back this week discussing Carson Wentz's hot start through two weeks. Did the Browns shoot themselves in the foot again not drafting him? (1:00) Plus, how Wentz's situation compadres to Kevin Durant's coming out of college (5:00) Despite the Week 1 loss, why the Cardinals are the real deal (6:20) and how the Patriots are giving the ultimate middle finger to Deflategate (7:10).
After multiple years and a Super Bowl appearance with the Broncos, plus time spent with the Redskins and Patriots, Terrance "Pot Roast" Knighton joins Schrager this week. He discusses what he saw from Patriots starting QB Jacoby Brissett in the preseason (15:10) and how Deflategate has motivated the Patriots inside their locker room (16:35). Plus, he discussed the perceived turmoil in the Redskins locker room with former teammate Kirk Cousins (23:00), why he was so surprised Brock Osweiler got paid so much to leave Denver (27:30), why Bill Belichick is actually funny outside of the media (35:30), and who the real Rob Gronkowski is (37:50).
THE NFL IS BACK! We're less than a week away from NFL kickoff and Schrags is back getting you ready for the season. Rookie Carson Wentz is the starter in Philadelphia after playing just one quarter in the preseason, what can we expect from him? How ready is Trevor Siemian to lead the defend champion Broncos? (6:00) And how excited should Giants fans be given their offseason? (11:00)
Plus, Schrager's long-time buddy Todd DiTrapani joins the podcast in studio as Schrager gives his Top 10 Bold Predictions for the 2016 season, and tells him whether he agrees or he's completely crazy. Let us know what you think of Schrager's predictions on Twitter @PSchrags and @NFLonFOX.
Schrags is back this week giving you the latest on top story lines around the NFL. Colin Kaepernick took a political stance, but the timing of it could have a serious impact on his future in the NFL. Trevor Siemian is the starter on Denver - how Mark Sanchez threw away the job. Plus, how Joey Bosa's lengthy holdout will affect his play on the field.
QB Coach Jordan Palmer joins Schrager and feels the Tony Romo era ending in Dallas. Plus, Palmer dishes on his training with Blake Bortles, Andrew Luck, Marcus Mariota, Jameis Winston, Jared Goff, and talks about his very unique relationship with his brother Carson.
This week Peter Schrager has the latest on the Cowboys QB situation with Tony Romo yet again going down with an injury in the preseason game. Schrager explains why Cowboys fans should take a lot of positives away from Romo going down. Plus, the Joey Bosa contract dispute with the Chargers continues to get uglier and uglier. Former NFL agent Joel Corry stop by the podcast and shares all about his holdouts with players and NFL teams and gives his thoughts on Bosa. Who is right, who is wrong, and how does this get resolved behind closed doors? Plus, why Michael Bennett is doing the right thing with the Seahawks.
Schrager is back discussing some must-watch storylines of the preseason. There's a QB battle in Denver, could Mark Sanchez's career be riding on his performance? SI & The Dan Patrick Show's Andrew Perloff joins the show and the guys take a look at the top teams they're focusing in on during the pre-season, why, and how those stories can translate to the regular season. Plus, how do the Cowboys make it to the Super Bowl this year? Perloff has an idea, and it may not be as crazy as you think.
:55 – Could Mark Sanchez’ career be on the line this preseason?
7:15 – The case for the Dallas Cowboys making the Super Bowl this season
12:00 – Jared Goff is way behind where he should be and will have growing pains
14:30 – Controversy over “Fat Arm Friday” on Hard Knocks: It isn’t an original idea.
17:20 – Why the Browns are the most intriguing team to watch in the preseason
23:30 – How will the Patriots fare in the first four weeks without Brady? And how will the layoff affect Brady in Week 5?
27:10 – The Titans’ running game may help them be the most surprising team in the NFL
32:00 – How Christian Hackenberg and Bryce Petty could play a factor in the Jets’ decision to sign Ryan Fitzpatrick long term
36:30 – Could Kirk Cousins in a contract year lead the Redskins to the playoffs?
45:30 – Handicapping the 49ers QB situation, is it Blaine Gabbart’s job to lose despite the addition of Chip Kelly?
48:15 – Could the Bengals constant struggles in the playoffs get in their head and start affecting their regular season?
52:20 – Despite a new coaching staff, some key additions, and rising stars on the team: why are the Giants a boring franchise?
Schrags is back after a short hiatus and he's fired up for the start of the NFL season. What's really going on with Joey Bosa and his holdout with the Chargers? Why is this a recurring theme with the organization? Plus, FOX Analyst Brady Quinn stops by to discuss QB battles going on in the NFL. What did he see from the Patriots' Jimmy Garoppolo? Any cause for concern? (9:15) How should Mark Sanchez approach his role with the Broncos? (20:15) Why the Cowboys need to make a trade for Mike Glennon (25:25) Can RGIII have success with the Browns? (30:30) Why Blaine Gabbert has won the 49ers locker room, but they need to go with Kaepernick (40:50) And which college QB has the best chance of translating at the NFL level (46:30)
Schags has the latest on Von Miller and the possibilities of him playing this season under a franchise tag. Plus, where veteran receiver Anquan Boldin could end up signing. Clay Travis joins the show to discuss his path to sports media, his decision to branch off and start his own unique Facebook and Periscope show, his thoughts on being a "hot take" guy and why he can't stand the PC nature of media today.
Schrags is back after the holiday weekend with the latest on contract talks between Von Miller and the Denver Broncos. What is the holdup and how likely is Miller to sign elsewhere? Then, FOX Sports' Nick Wright stops by the podcast. The two bridge the gap between NFL and NBA media coverage and how both games are changing as it relates to analytics. Plus, Wright comes out to publicly discuss Adrian Peterson's child abuse scandal, the key role he played in how the storyline unfolded throughout the NFL world, and the legal issues he faced following.
Miami Dolphins EVP of Football Operations Mike Tannenbaum joins Peter Schrager for a 1-on-1. Tannenbaum discussed his path from his days at the Browns working under Bill Belichick and the move to Baltimore; his rise through the Jets organization and the decision behind hiring Rex Ryan, drafting Darrelle Revis, and trading for Brett Favre; his path out of the NFL and into television and subsequently becoming an agent representing the likes of David Blatt and Steve Kerr in the NBA; and his new role with the Dolphins and his projections for the team this season and moving forward.
For more, be sure to check out our recent episodes with Jaguars head coach Gus Bradley, Cardinals GM Steve Keim, Titans GM Jon Robinson, Rams GM Les Snead, Eagles EVP Howie Roseman, and Seahawks GM John Schneider! Subscribe and rate on iTunes!
NFL Films Coordinating Producer Keith Cossrow joined Schrager to discuss the behind-the-scenes making of the All or Nothing: A new series following the 2015 Arizona Cardinals. Cossrow takes listeners behind the scenes of what it was like gaining unprecedented access to all aspects of a prominent resurgent NFL franchise. From the filming, to the decision making of which storylines to follow, to the production of such an extensive series, you'll find Cossrow's stories incredibly intriguing. If you're a fan of Hard Knocks, A Football Life, or any football documentary, you don't want to miss this interview.
Schrags is joined by Seattle Seahawks GM John Schneider for an exclusive one-on-one. Schneider gets into the early start of his career, from a 21-year-old college student working with Ron Wolf and Mike Holmgren, to a 30-year-old VP of Player Personnel of the Washington Redskins, to the mastermind behind the current Seahawks roster. He also discusses the drafting process with Aaron Rodgers in Green Bay back in 2005, and the decision making behind drafting Russell Wilson to the Seahawks and how he earned the starting QB position.
After strong demand from his conversation on the Jay & Dan Podcast last week, Schrager decided to post a bonus podcast on the CFL! For the average NFL fan who doesn't know much about the pigskin our friends up north play, Schrags gets informed by Canadian writer/broadcaster/former QB Marshall Ferguson. A fun conversation giving you the basics of the Canadian Football League, the top story lines, and key players NFL fans will recognize. Who says there isn't football being played during the summer???
Erik Burkhardt, who originally represented Johnny Manziel, and now represents players like Danny Amendola, Jordy Nelson, Andy Dalton, and Derrick Johnson, sits down with Schrags and shares stories about life as an NFL agent. From how he started into the business, his interactions with coaches like Bill Belichick, and how he manages relationships with GM's around the league, to his relationship with LeBron James. Plus, an interesting story on how Cameron Wake burned him coming out of the CFL, and an open conversation about his time representing Manziel, how much interest there was in him during the pre-draft process, how he decided to break ties with him as his agent, and his current relationship with Manziel.
How John Elway's father shaped a young boy's dream of becoming an NFL GM, Howie Roseman joins Peter Schrager for a relaxed one-on-one interview. Roseman shares stories about how he went from a kid who never played football past high school to the NFL's youngest GM. Plus, he weighed in on the early 2000's Eagles and what happened with TO, the thought process behind the "Dream Team" Eagles and how the lockout played a role, the hiring of Chip Kelly and how taking a year off from player personnel duties allowed him to visit with executives from the NBA to the EPL and changed his way of thinking, the evaluation of Carson Wentz and their decision to move up in the draft to get him, and much more!
Schrags sits down for an awesome, laid-back one-on-one with Los Angeles Rams GM Les Snead. The two discuss how Snead got his start in NFL front offices and he shares some of the best stories from his career. Plus, the decision behind trading for the #1 overall pick in this year's Draft, impressions on Jared Goff, the move to Los Angeles, getting ready to be featured on Hard Knocks, and more!
Schrags sits down for a great conversation with newly minted Tennessee Titans GM Jon Robinson. They discuss the story behind how they came about trading the #1 overall pick in this year's Draft to the Rams, making the decision to move up and get Jack Conklin, and Marcus Mariota's leadership heading into his second year. Plus, Robinson shares some great stories about his time in New England working with Bill Belichick and Robert Kraft.
Schrags is back with a full recap of the 2016 NFL Draft with NFL.com's Gregg Rosenthal. Two of the smartest guys around the NFL give their biggest likes and dislikes of storylines surrounding the draft. Amongst many topics, the guys break down the entire draft process for the Titans, the story behind teams looking into the Laremy Tunsil video, what the plan is for the Browns at QB, the buzz in LA around Jared Goff, and did the Redskins just draft the next DeAndre Hopkins? Plus, what's it like covering the Draft when you work for the NFL? And is there really a conspiracy around the German WR? For a full breakdown of the Draft with some great insight and stories, tune in.
Schrags is back with his second interview of the week - a great convo with Arizona Cardinals GM Steve Keim. The guys discuss what a small world the NFL front office fraternity is and what the relationship between Keim and head coach Bruce Arians is like. Plus, how they were able to turn around a "red flag" player like Tyrann Mathieu and how that played into their evaluation and eventual drafting of Robert Nkemdiche.
Schrags sits down for a post-Draft conversation with Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Gus Bradley, a team with some serious upside heading into this season. Bradley dishes on the Jaguars aggressiveness in the offseason going after key free agents, what they project for their second-round pick Myles Jack, and their expectations for Blake Bortles heading into his third season at QB.
Schrags and Joel Klatt go through every pick of the first round of Thursday's NFL Draft, breaking down each player, team, and giving you all the information you need to know! Tune in for the best insight you can get into the Draft.
We're less than a week away from the NFL Draft and Schrags has everything you need to know. First, insight into what really went down with the Carolina Panthers rescinding Josh Norman's franchise tag? Brady Quinn drops by with Schrags to discuss Norman (8:00). Plus, what is the confidence level in the Browns front office (12:40) and the impact RGIII could have for Cleveland (21:00). The guys evaluate Jared Goff and Carson Wentz and how they fit with the Rams/Eagles (23:45) and how agents are playing a major role in the relationship between the players, the teams, and each other (33:40). Quinn gives his rapid-file evaluations of Paxton Lynch, Connor Cook, and Christian Hackenberg (43:00).
Schrager is back with another podcast discussing what final physical exams could mean for a couple of NFL prospects. Plus, who the hell is Johnny Manziel living with? (2:00) Peter goes OFF on former 76ers GM Sam Hinke and why Cleveland Browns fans should be paying very close attention (3:00) Then, Dan Patrick Show producer and NFL Draft expert Andrew Perloff joins Schrags. Could the Browns tank this year and draft DeShaun Watson #1 next year? (18:30) The guys do a full first-round mock NFL Draft alternating picks, listen in for great insight into each player, team, and pick! (28:00)
Jam packed podcast with Schrager discussing what to pay attention to heading into the NFL Draft. Why players visiting with teams is like Tinder (yup, Tinder) and late rise prospects to pay attention to. Then two-time Super Bowl champion Phil Simms drops by to discuss NFL projections for Carson Wentz and Jared Goff (8:45) plus Connor Cook and Christian Hackenberg (18:15). The guys discuss the smokescreen Johnny Manziel put up during the Draft process (22:00) and if the Browns should feel comfortable drafting Carson Wentz #2 overall (24:00). Phil discusses why the Cowboys should NOT draft a quarterback in the first round (26:30), If RGIII can revitalize his career in Cleveland (28:45), the future of Colin Kaepernick in the NFL (32:00), and how the new CBA is actually hurting players, both physically and with their development (39:50). Plus, Phil talks about his former team, the Giants, and their spending spree this offseason (44:30).
FOX Football Analyst Joel Klatt and Insider Peter Schrager give you all of the information you need to know heading into the 2016 NFL Draft. From Klatt's evaluations to players on the field to Schrag's inside information as to where teams are leaning, these guys have you covered top to bottom. They discuss Ezekiel Elliott's rising stock (3:20), DeForest Buckner's high projections in the NFL (5:25), how Joey Bosa's red flags may affect his Draft stock (7:10), why Joel feels Myles Jack is worthy of the #1 pick (8:25), if Laremy Tunsil is going to be taken first by the Titans (10:15), if the Cowboys should draft a quarterback with the 4th pick to eventually replace Romo (12:45), evaluating the top QB prospects in the draft (15:10), what the Broncos will do with their quarterback situation (20:10), what the 49ers will do with the 9th pick (24:45), and their most important things to look for leading up to the Draft (28:45).
Schrags and Garafolo are back again for the third and final day of the 2016 NFL owners' meetings. The guys discuss their biggest takeaways from the past 24 hours, especially Ron Rivera passionately defending Cam Newton's actions after the Super Bowl loss. Plus, Chip Kelly spoke candidly about why it didn't work with the Eagles, and the guys discuss how successful he will be with the 49ers. How open is the QB competition between Colin Kaepernick and Blaine Gabbert? The inside story on how the Chandler Jones trade went down between the Patriots and the Cardinals. What has the process been like moving the entire Rams organization to Los Angeles? Plus much more from the guys' conversations with various coaches and GMs around the league!
Schrags and Garafolo are back with another podcast jam packed with the latest news and information around the NFL from the 2016 owners' meetings in Boca Raton. The guys discuss the viral video this morning of Bill Belichick pushing away all the reporter's microphones and what makes his personality so different than everyone else. More topics include the latest with the Bills and Tyrod Taylor, and the possibility they could move up to the top overall draft pick. How the Osweiler/Texans deal went down, the latest with Gary Kubiak on Mark Sanchez, the Jets plan for Ryan Fitzpatrick, and what the Cardinals' offseason moves mean. Plus, the guys break down the new rules changes for the 2016 NFL season, and Schrags breaks details on the possible NFL game to be played in China!
Peter Schrager sits down for a laid-back conversation with Buccaneers GM Jason Licht. The two discuss the happenings at the owners' meetings and the offseason moves thus far for the Bucs. How big of an affect could the loss of Matt Light have on Jameis Winston and the chemistry of the offensive line? With the 9th overall pick in the NFL Draft, Licht weighs in on their evaluation of players and where the team is in the process. Plus, this time last year the Bucs we're doing serious research on both Winston and Marcus Mariota, what exactly went into the evaluation of the two? Licht shares some great stories on that, and the scouting process of some current NFL stars, including Julian Edelman.
Peter Schrager and Mike Garafolo are down at the 2016 NFL owners' meetings with the latest news and insight. The two have been meeting with GMs, coaches, and agents getting the best information around the league. Tune in for the stories behind the Giants offseason moves, are they are setting themselves up for another Super Bowl run? How has John Elway handled the draft/free agency period? The guys discuss how realistic it is that Mark Sanchez is Denver's starting QB next season. The future of Johnny Manziel now that he's signed with Drew Rosenhaus, the realistic possibility Colin Kaepernick starts for the 49ers next season, and where Robert Griffin III is looking like he will land. Plus, the Rams could stay mediocre for a while in LA, and what is the current relationship between Roger Goodell and Patriots owner Robert Kraft like? Also, and most importantly, what kind of swag are they giving out to the owners at these meetings? And how awkward are encounters with GMs who have been battling over players the past few weeks?
Schrager chats with NFL agent Blake Baratz, detailing what the next forty days of his life--The Combine/Free Agency/The Draft/--are like. Baratz hits on the recruiting process, dealing with rival agents, and the zero sum game of negotiating with 32 teams. Schrager also has on his buddy Ditro. They talk Giants and the Combine.
We're days away from the start of NFL free agency and FS1 NFL insider Mike Garafolo joins Schrager to preview it all. What's to make of Sam Bradford, Brock Osweiler, Ryan Fitzpatrick, Doug Martin, the New York Giants, Malik Jackson, Jason Pierre-Paul, Greg Hardy, Bruce Irvin, and more. It's a deep dive. Buckle up.
No one knows the crop of NFL prospects better than Bruce Feldman. Schrager and Bruce break down the top picks, sleepers and guys with something to prove at this year's Combine.
Touching down in Indy for the 2016 NFL Combine, Schrager gives us a lay of the land as the pro prospects get ready to show us what they've got. He's got his eyes on a few guys with plenty to prove, like Conor Cook, Laquon Treadwell, Carson Wentz, Christian Hackenberg and company. Plus, what does the future hold for the crop of NFL free agents this offseason?
Schrager and Traina discuss media coverage of Cam Newton and Peyton Manning post-Super Bowl, issues with the Pro Football Hall of Fame, Kanye West vs. Taylor Swift, late night TV, both Mike Francesa and Bill Simmons' future endeavors, Radio Row, and "The People vs. OJ Simpson".
Schrager and Morrison discuss the Broncos' challenging upcoming off-season, Cam Newton's curious Super Bowl week and post-game behavior, Papa John, and the art of managing Super Bowl Week after-hours.
Schrager is in Mobile, Alabama for the Senior Bowl and is joined by CBS Sports NFL columnist Pete Prisco on the podcast. They give an early Super Bowl preview, talk about Cam Newton the rookie versus Cam Newton now, and discuss Bill Belichick's late game decision making in Sunday's AFC Championship loss.
Peter's longtime friend, NFL on CBS analyst and New York Giants legend, Phil Simms joins him on the podcast. Phil answers the Peyton Manning haters, breaks down the Manning versus Brady AFC Championship match-up and recalls his experience with a young Bill Belichick. The guys also detail how the NFC Championship is an arms game that brings the heat and the story lines that made this season unbelievable.
It's the Divisional round of the playoffs, and Peter is joined by the one and only, Bill Burr. Bill shares his thoughts on the playoffs, but also steroids, how he survives the Rose Bowl and his show, "F is For Family."
Schrager talks with former FOX colleague Brian Urlacher about his new, luscious hair…and football. Also, a message for Bengals fans, coaching interview updates, what's up with Aaron Rodgers, and why the Browns are playing with house money.
Schrager chats with Ben Fennell, an NFL game tape junkie and an All-22 expert. They discuss what makes JJ Watt so good, why the Eagles were a mess, and whether or not Johnny Manziel will make it in this league.
NFL on FOX play-by-play man Kevin Burkhardt previews Week 16's Panthers-Falcons matchup, talks about what Bill Belichick and Tom Coughlin are like behind closed doors, and swears A-Rod is a good dude. Schrager's buddy Ditro, a Giants season ticket holder, offers his two cents on Odell Beckham and the "fraudulent" Panthers.
Schrager chats Week 15 games with FoxSports.com's Jimmy Traina, and hits on Howard Stern's new deal, a Mike and the Mad Dog reunion, Star Wars and the men who've never seen it, Bill Simmons' new media empire, and the state of professional wrestling.
With 39 years of football coaching experience, Dave Wannstedt knows a thing or two about the game. He chats with Schrager about the fractured Chip Kelly and DeMarco Murray relationship, the current state of the Cleveland Browns, the recruitment of LeSean McCoy at Pitt, and the best young coaches in the sport.
The former NFL wide receiver puts the listener into his ex-teammate Johnny Manziel's shoes, insists that sticking with Hasselbeck over Luck in Indy isn't "ludicrous", and wonders why Aaron Rodgers' intensity is looked at differently than Michael Jordan's.
Brady Quinn weighs in on the latest Johnny Manziel controversy, recalls his recruiting trips to Michigan and Notre Dame, and makes the case for his Irish in the latest college football playoff standings.
Lights Out himself, Shawne Merriman joins Schrager on the podcast. Shawne tells us what makes Philip Rivers so good, how he got his famous nickname and why Tom Brady is a notch above everyone else. Plus, Peter cannot get over the possible scenario of the Broncos telling Peyton that Brock Osweiler could be there guy.
12-time NFL Pro Bowler and FOX analyst Champ Bailey talks about his recent sitdown with Josh Norman, playing for Steve Spurrier in Washington, and the Broncos' disastrous Super Bowl experience in New York. Comedian Paul Virzi joins to talk about his Giants, the rise of the PC police, and his love of A-Rod as an analyst.
Brinson and Schrager discuss whether the Panthers are for real, preview the Week 9 games, and give Philip Rivers the love his career deserves.
Ian Eagle is Schrager's white whale of guests. After years of trying, the NFL Play-by-Play man joins to preview Patriots-Dolphins, Raiders-Jets, and the game he's calling on Sunday, Bengals-Steelers.
Two high profile jobs are open in college football. Schrager and Feldman do a deep dive on candidates for the University of Miami and USC jobs. The two hit on big NFL names like Chuck Pagano, Sean Payton, Mike Tomlin…and more.
Schrager goes over his list of the most "watchable teams" in the league with NFL.com's Gregg Rosenthal. Is Cam Newton the MVP? Can the Jets beat the Patriots? Who is the best coach in the league six weeks in?
Schrager brings on one of his oldest friends and a podcast favorite, Todd DiTrapani, to talk Giants, Mets, Pete Rose, and the Week 6 NFL slate.
Schrager chats with Fox Sports 1's host of "Garbage Time with Katie Nolan" about her Greg Hardy essay, being Katie Nolan, and her new podcast debuting this week.
Longtime Schrager pal and FOX College Football analyst Joel Klatt stops by to discuss Colin Kaepernick, break down the top college QBs, and preview TCU-Kansas State.
Schrager and Lynch talk about the new look defense-first Broncos, what makes Bruce Arians so unique, and being courted by Bill Belichick.
Schrager talks Eagles, Giants, and previews Week 3 with former Giants Super Bowl champion Shaun O'Hara and Eagles beat writer Zach Berman.
Former NFL linebacker Kirk Morrison joins to talk Winston and Mariota, the upstart Bills, and Kam Chancellor's game of poker.
Kent Babb of the Washington Post joins Schrager to chat about his much-discussed Roger Goodell profile this week, in-house league office NFL politics, and the dynamics between the league's 32 owners. He also hits on discovering that Chip Kelly was once married and his recent Allen Iverson biography.
Schrager goes around the league with NFL on Fox Play by Play voice Kevin Burkhardt. They discuss Cousins over RG3, the high-flying preseason champion Eagles, and the very best Pete Rose green room stories.
The former NFL quarterback joins Schrager in the Zach Mettenberger Mutual Admiration Society, hits on Peyton Manning versus Father Time, the Patriots' signing of Reggie Wayne, Sam Bradford versus Terrell Suggs, and what's up with the New York Giants' summertime rash of injuries.
Attorney Alan Milstein weighs in on the latest in Tom Brady's courtroom battle and explains why he thinks the quarterback will be in the lineup Week 1, while Brady Quinn talks Geno Smith and the broken jaw felt around the world.
With new wrinkles in the Deflategate saga, Schrager digs in with Fox NFL reporter Mike Garafolo.
Enough with everything else. Let's talk football. Is Russell Wilson worth Andrew Luck money? Who's the most overrated player in the league? Is Jay Cutler underrated? Schrager and Pete Prisco break dive deep.
Schrager chats all things #USWNT with Fox Sports' soccer host Rob Stone. Hope Solo, the boom of women's soccer, and life with Alexi Lalas are all discussed. Plus, Larry Holder, of NOLA.com breaks down the latest details in the salacious New Orleans Saints ownership situation.
It's summertime. GQ's Devin Gordon goes through all of the movies and TV shows we'll be watching this summer, while Peter's childhood friend "Ditro" defends the steroid era, Sepp Blatter, and Roger Goodell.
A summertime check-in with FoxSports.com's Jimmy Traina. Topics include the NBA Finals, the 2015 Buffalo Bills, the "Entourage" movie, Bill Simmons, David Letterman, and Twitter trolls.
Less than 24 hours after the sanctions were announced, Boston Globe NFL Columnist Ben Volin and NY Times Magazine Chief National Politics Correspondent, and Tom Brady profile writer, Mark Leibovich join Schrager for all things Deflategate.
On site for the 2015 draft, Peter Schrager is joined by NFL analyst, Joel Klatt, to talk who's going where and who's making moves as we get ready for the big event in Chicago.
Peter O'Reilly, the NFL's Senior Vice President of Events, provides a preview of what to expect during the NFL's new Chicago Draft week. Schrager's childhood buddy goes through the 2015 New York Giants schedule.
Just a day after announcing his retirement following 12 seasons in the NFL, Ike Taylor joins Peter Schrager talk about his career with Steelers, the sweetness of Super Bowl victory and genuine hatred for the rival Ravens.
It's the first round of the NFL Draft as they'd like to see it. FOX Sports football analyst, Joel Klatt, joins Peter Schrager for a mock draft.
Schrager and former Cleveland Browns first round pick Brady Quinn discuss Jameis Winston's Pro Day, Marcus Mariota's quiet nature, and Quinn's experience at the NFL's Veteran Combine.
Peter Schrager and Will Brinson make sense of the first wave of the NFL's first wave of free agency, talk Chris Borland's retirement, and give their March Madness strategies.
Peter Schrager and Tom Pellisero go into detail on the Adrian Peterson situation in Minnesota, NFL exectuives' takes on Jameis Winston, and the emergence--and resistance to--analytics in the NFL.
On hand in at the NFL Combine Joel Klatt joins the podcast to describe the scene of coaches, GM's, agents, media and players. Schrager and Klatt recap all the sights and sounds from Indianapolis.
On hand in at the NFL Combine Joel Klatt joins the podcast to describe the scene of coaches, GM's, agents, media and players. Before the festivities begin, it's time to first look at what to expect out of Jameis Winston, Marcus Mariota and company.
Schrager chats with the 11-year NBA about trash talk from Kenyon Martin, getting owned by Rasheed Wallace, and the wonder of Kyle Korver's 3-point shot.
LA Times NFL Columnist Sam Farmer dives deep into the Seahawks' ill-fated final Super Bowl XLIX drive and provides a thorough update on the latest in regards to the NFL coming back to Los Angeles. Lifelong Seahawks fan, Matt Ufford of SB Nation, takes the high road in digesting a heartbreaking Super Bowl loss.
Plucking guests from Radio Row, Schrager speaks with Le'Veon Bell, Andre Roberts, Mike Ornstein, and The Buzzer's Andy Nesbitt.
Pete Prisco joins Peter to discuss Peyton Manning, John Fox, and the seldom discussed back channel politics that accompany head coaching searches. Comedian Paul Virzi defends Eli Manning...and Babe Ruth.
Description: Schrager gets the inside story from Fox Sports 1 College Football Insider Bruce Feldman on why Jim Harbaugh decided to take less money from the Oakland Raiders to go back to Michigan, Marcus Mariota vs. Jameis Winston, and the great disappointment that was Johnny Manziel's rookie season.
Mariota vs Winston, Rex Ryan as a TV analyst, and the Titans-Jaguars Thursday night showdown no one's asked for. Peter Schrager discusses all that and more with two of the podcast's favorite guests.
Former Patriots and Saints fullback, Heath Evans, opens his big bag of stories and shares tales of the 18-1 2007 Patriots, Bill Belichick, Randy Moss, Drew Brees, Sean Payton, and his coach during his one year in Miami, Nick Saban. Evans also weighs in on Johnny Manziel, Robert Griffin III, and the Green Bay Packers rejuvenated D.
On Thanksgiving Eve, Schrager previews Week 13 with Gregg Rosenthal, the editor of NFL.com's "Around the League" site. RGIII's benching, Rodgers vs Brady, and the curious case of the NFC South.
Peter Schrager previews this weekend's games, discusses sports science, and what makes Chip Kelly so successful with Kevin Clark of the Wall Street Journal. Dan Steinberg of the Washington Post joins to discuss the latest on all things RGIII.
One year after first joining FoxSports.com, Jimmy Traina joins Peter to chat about The Buzzer, Mike Francesa, Howard Stern, and why the Dallas Cowboys could be headed to the Super Bowl.
Fox Sports College Football analyst Joel Klatt talks SEC bias, a scenario where no SEC teams make the College Football Playoff, and why QB's Connor Cook and Sean Mannion belong in the same breath as Marcus Mariota and Jameis Winston when it comes to the NFL Draft.
Randy Moss discusses his relationships with Bill Belichick and Tom Brady, his upcoming "30 for 30" documentary, and his life as a TV analyst and high school football coach. Plus, would Peyton Manning motivate him to come out of retirement?
Fox Sports 1 College and NFL analyst Brady Quinn chats about the transition from being an NFL quarterback to being in the booth, his time in Cleveland as a Browns first round pick, and his experience in Denver where he was smack dab in the thick of "Tebow-Mania".
NFL on Fox play-by-play man and MLB on Fox studio show host Kevin Burkhardt previews the MLB playoffs, offers his takes on the NFC, and takes a look behind the curtain on a broadcast team's in-week preparation.
Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers GM Mark Dominik discusses his 2012 courtship of Chip Kelly, the rise and fall of Josh Freeman's career, and why Jameis Winston has red flags already surrounding his NFL draft status.
Matt Yoder of the Awful Announcing web site chats with Schrager about the site's rise to prominence, the state of sports media and sports media criticism, and offers his take on Fox Sports 1's first year and future.
The former Bears linebacker chats with Schrager about his time with the Bears, his time as a Fox broadcaster, and diagnoses what's wrong with Lovie Smith's 2014 Buccaneers.
Schrager speaks with two guys--Robert Klemko of MMQB.com and former Vikings LB Ben Leber--on Adrian Peterson, the NFL, and some of the league's good guys.
Schrager chats with Clay Travis of FOX Sports 1 and Mike Pesca of Slate about the Ray Rice video, the suspension, and the public response.
Schrager previews the college football season and the world of quarterbacks--both NFL and college football--with College Football on FOX reporter Bruce Feldman.
Schrager talks with Kent Babb, sports reporter for the Washington Post, on the team's nickname, Michael Sam, Robert Griffin III-Kirk Cousins, and the intersection of religion and football.
FOX College Football Analyst Joel Klatt joins Schrager to preview the 2014 college football season.
Schrager and Morrison go all in on what it takes for a rookie quarterback to win over a locker room, the best linebackers in the game, and how he's preparing to call Michael Sam's first NFL game. With all the talk of Johnny Football, Schrager checks in with Paul Allen on the progress of a different rookie quarterback--Minnesota's Teddy Bridgewater.
Lions running back Reggie Bush talks with Schrager about why the 2014 Lions will be different than the 2013 outfit, how Johnny Manziel can manage the madness, and plenty more.
With Steve Smith now in Baltimore, all eyes turn to the Panthers' other pass catchers in 2014. Tight end Greg Olsen talks about replacing an all-time legend.
As we head to training camps, Pete Prisco weighs in on his Top 100 list, why Patrick Peterson is a better cornerback than Richard Sherman, and provides his insight on which teams will be ones to watch in 2014.
Cleveland Browns broadcaster Nathan Zegura weighs in on the state of affairs in Northern Ohio, offers some insight on Johnny Football, and provides his own story of how he went from a consultant to one of the leading fantasy football experts online and Ashton Kutcher's business partner.
In the wake of the Jason Kidd fallout in Brooklyn, Kidd's former teammate and the current Nets game analyst gives his perspective on the situation. Marshall, a friend of Kevin Ollie's for the past twenty years, also talks UConn, Dan Majerle, and of course, Harold Miner.
Schrager previews the US-Belgium World Cup match and does a deep dive on all things Brazil with the New York Times' European Sports correspondent, Sam Borden.
Former NBA veteran and current Fox Sports 1 analyst Raja Bell shares his best Allen Iverson, Kobe Bryant, Shaquille O'Neal, and Boris Diaw stories. He also takes us behind the scenes on the last NBA game Jerry Sloan ever coached.
Former MLB pitcher and current Fox Sports 1 analyst CJ Nitkowski opens up on a career that took him to 8 different Major League cities, Japan, and South Korea. CJ weighs in with incredible stories on ex-teammates Derek Jeter, Alex Rodriguez, Juan Gonzalez, and Jose Lima.
One of the NBA's top insiders, Whitaker previews the NBA Finals, as well as offers some insight on the Lakers and Knicks coaching searches, and the upcoming NBA Draft.
Canada's greatest import since Eugene Levy, Fox Sports Live anchor Jay Onrait drops by to talk Stanley Cup playoffs, his love of David Letterman, and thoughts on the rise and fall of the "Entourage" series.
Fresh off the Owners Meetings in Atlanta, SBJ's lead NFL and Finance writer Dan Kaplan dishes on the various ownership groups, league matters, and why Minnesota was granted a Super Bowl over New Orleans
"Million Dollar Arm" producer Mark Ciardi tells Schrager the story behind the story of Disney's latest sports movie, as well as his own life story of going from professional baseball player to Hollywood producer.
NFL Network draft expert Daniel Jeremiah joins Schrager to recap and share some behind the scenes stories on the 2014 NFL Draft, as well as look ahead at the 2015 Draft just around the corner.
Schrager and CBSSports.com NFL Draft Expert Will Brinson do a full 32-team NFL mock draft, alternating teams, with thirty seconds in between selections. The results are surprising. (Sorry, Blake Bortles.)
Peter talks NBA Playoffs with NBA.com scribe and former SLAM Magazine writer Lang Whitaker. What's up with the Pacers? Do Durant and Westbrook get along? When did LaMarcus Aldridge become Karl Malone? Peter and Lang dive deep and talk hoops.
The NFL Network Total Access host and face of DirecTV's "Red Zone" talks with Peter about the NFL Draft and the 2014 NFL Schedule. Playing out all the scenarios, Peter and Andrew discuss why Johnny Manziel should be a Cleveland Brown, why Teddy Bridgewater might slip out of the first round, and why the NFL Draft is the greatest reality show on TV.
Less than a month away from Draft weekend, the former NFL quarterback and New England Patriots coach and Schrager do a deep dive into this year's quarterbacks class. Tom Savage and Derek Carr ahead of Blake Bortles and Teddy Bridgewater? Give it a listen.
The comedian and host of Fox Sports Radio's "Jay Mohr Sports" drops in to talk NFL Draft, Johnny Manziel, and the current state of the New York Jets with Schrager.
FS1 analyst Joel Klatt joins Peter to discuss the current crop of NFL Draft quarterback prospects, Houston's internal dilemma at number one, and why Tim Tebow was the worst quarterback ever selected in the first round.
Former New York Jets Director of Football Administration Ari Nissim gives us the perspective of someone on the other side of the negotiation table--the front office executive.
NFL agent David Canter chats with Peter about the life of an agent during the NFL Free Agent signing period.
Schrager has Victor Cruz break down the Seahawks-Broncos from a wide receiver's point of view. They discuss Richard Sherman's skills as a cornerback and also his NFC Championship Game post game interview and the avalanche of news and analysis afterwards. They delve into Cruz's early impressions on newly hired Giants offensive coordinator Ben McAdoo and his advice for Hakeem Nicks as his teammate enters an off-season filled with contract talk.
Schrager goes through all the logistics behind the first outdoor, cold-weather Super Bowl of all-time with the man handling everything behind the scenes, Executive Vice President of the NFL, Eric Grubman. What happens if there's a blizzard? How are people supposed to get to and from the game? And, how'd Grubman, a former Wall Street guy, get to where he is today?
A few days before heading to Hawaii for the Pro Bowl, Chargers safety Eric Weddle breaks down Patriots-Broncos, Philip Rivers' bolo ties, and shares why James Harrison--yes, that James Harrison--is actually a pretty funny dude. Scott Fujita talks about his former defensive coordinator and new Vikings head coach Mike Zimmer and discusses why his preseason Super Bowl pick, the Seattle Seahawks, will beat the 49ers in the NFC Championship Game.
The NFL on FOX analyst breaks down the weekend's four Divisional Round games, reveals the details behind John Elway's recruitment of Peyton Manning, and expresses his views on Roger Goodell's ever-changing NFL.
Fresh off Black Monday, Schrager checks in with Mike Garafolo, one of the preeminent NFL insiders in the country, on all of the latest in coaching news and rumors. Kent Babb gives us an inside look at the sheer mayhem that went down in Washington the day Mike Shanahan was finally shown the door.
The 14-year wide receiver was extremely candid in a sitdown on The Peter Schrager Podcast. Moss discusses his playing career, life after football and where the game is at today.
Schrager chats with Baltimore Ravens kicker and Week 15 hero Justin Tucker about his love of opera, the need for a new nickname, and Mack Brown. Actor Josh Charles, recently nominated for his work as Will Gardner on "The Good Wife", pops on to talk about his beloved Ravens and a Super Bowl in his home city of New York.
College Football on Fox lead analyst Charles Davis and the NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah discuss their biggest hits and misses over the years, their 2014 sleepers, and Jadeveon Clowney's draft prospects.
College Football on Fox lead analyst Charles Davis and the NFL Network's draft guru Daniel Jeremiah give an early in-depth look at the 2014 NFL Draft class. Are Teddy Bridgewater, Johnny Manziel, and Derek Carr worthy of first round picks?
Where pop culture and sports intersect. Schrager sits down with Gordon, who talks about writing features about the likes of Tim Tebow, Robert Griffin III, Cam Newton and more.
Schrager speaks with the Lions wide receiver about meeting Randy Moss for the first time in Minnesota, the Lions’ playoff hunt and his injury. Burleson also believes that Calvin Johnson could become the greatest wide receiver of all time.
Schrager catches up with the Washington Redskins former 3-time All-Pro to discuss Robert Griffin III's place in the Redskins locker room. Arrington also opens up about his complicated relationships with former Penn State defensive coordinator Jerry Sandusky and head coach Joe Paterno.