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Yahoo Sports' new podcast home for all things football. Zero Blitz features four distinct NFL shows that air weekly during the football season; from game recaps to offbeat conversations to the latest rumors and predictions from Yahoo's NFL insiders, featuring Jason Fitz, Charles McDonald, Charles Robinson, Frank Schwab & Jori Epstein.
Jason Fitz is joined by Senior NFL Reporter Charles Robinson to pull back the curtain on the latest news around the NFL. The crew start with the Chris Jones contract and what the failed holdouts this season mean for the future of the franchise tag. Next, they address some key injuries in the AFC North, including J.K. Dobbins, Diontae Johnson and Jack Conklin. Finally, the duo dive into the Aaron Rodgers injury and what the New York Jets plan to do next. Fitz and Charles wrap up the show with a new segment where they decide what's news and what's noise over the last week.
4:55 - Chris Jones' holdout has ended as he has a new 1-year, $25M contract. All three major holdouts this offseason have ended favorably for the teams, and a conversation ensues over whether the franchise tag issue will ever be solved given it affects so few players every season.
11:20 - There are a few key injuries in the AFC North, including Baltimore Ravens RB J.K. Dobbins, Pittsburgh Steelers WR Diontae Johnson and Cleveland Browns RT Jack Conklin. The duo discuss whether or not each of these teams need to add more talent and how the dynamic has shifted in the AFC North after only one week.
30:00 - The Jets Super Bowl hopes took a massive hit Monday night with the injury of Aaron Rodgers, and Charles points out how critical it was that General Manager Joe Douglas fought to keep the first-round pick sent to the Green Bay Packers as conditional. Both agree the Jets will try to acquire a veteran familiar with OC Nathaniel Hackett's offense and discuss a few potential options (no, Tom Brady is not a realistic option.)
50:35 - News or Noise? The duo react to more news around the NFL and decide whether or not it's something to pay attention to or if it's just noise. The NFLPA has called for an end to turf fields, but Charles needs to see more evidence that turf fields actually cause injuries before this becomes news. Colin Kaepernick's agent reached out to the Jets, but after 7 years away from football, both agree it's not realistic to think he'll get another chance in the league. Arthur Smith said as long as his team –the Atlanta Falcons – is winning, his skill players aren't concerned about their usage, but both agree that won't last forever. There is mounting pressure on Smith to use Drake London and Kyle Pitts optimally.
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Charles McDonald is joined by SB Nation's Justis Mosqueda to dive into the latest in a wild week in the NFL world. The duo start by discussing AI making its way into the NFL before recapping the Greek tragedy that unfolded on the field in last night's Buffalo Bills vs. New York Jets primetime matchup, which resulted in Aaron Rodger's unfortunate injury. Later, Charles and Justis give more analysis from NFL Week 1, including the teams they have the least faith in going forward, and cap off the show with analysis about the Green Bay Packers' impressive performance against the Bears and what it means for their season.
2:50 - AI has made its way to the NFL and we're not sure how to feel about it. The Dallas Cowboys introduced a very creepy Jerry Jones AI portrait, while the Los Angeles Chargers had AI robots roaming the stadium on Sunday to promote a movie. Charles is creeped out.
7:40 - Disaster struck the Jets on Monday night, as Aaron Rodgers is out for the season with an Achilles injury. Charles was at the game and describes one of the most drastic shifts in energy he's ever experienced in the crowd. The duo discuss where the Jets go from here, where the Jets went wrong this offseason and a concerning performance for the Bills' Josh Allen.
30:00 - Charles and Justis dive into more takeaways from Week 1, including the apparent lack of development from the Chicago Bears and the Atlanta Falcons' refusal to use their most talented players. They each decide on a team they have the least faith in going forward.
42:25 - Justis covers the Packers, and he was excited about QB Jordan Love's performance in Week 1. A discussion about the Packers win over the Bears ensues, and what Green Bay should expect in a matchup against the Falcons this Sunday.
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Charles Robinson, Jori Epstein and Charles McDonald join forces for the last time as You Pod to Win the Game as they react to a wild news week around the NFL. Jonathan Taylor may never play another snap for the Indianapolis Colts, the Dallas Cowboys shock the world and trade for Trey Lance, Josh Jacobs gets a one-year deal, Joe Burrow returns to practice ahead of his contract extension, and the crew give their most surprising cuts from roster cutdown day.
00:25 - Yahoo Sports has a new NFL podcast! Charles Robinson outlines the upcoming transition to Zero Blitz and what to expect as we level up our NFL coverage heading into the 2023 season.
6:55 - The Colts' deadline to trade Jonathan Taylor has passed, and he will now start the season on the PUP list. Robinson believes Taylor will never play another snap for Indianapolis.The Miami Dolphins and Green Bay Packers have been named as potential trade partners, and it's looking like Taylor will be traded before the deadline in October.
19:40 - The Dallas Cowboys acquired QB Trey Lance from the San Francisco 49ers in a move that the hosts agree makes very little sense. Even if Lance develops into a good quarterback over the next few years, you'll immediately have to pay him what Dak Prescott is already being paid.
37:00 - Josh Jacobs and Las Vegas Raiders resolved their conflict as he receives a new deal. This patches things over for now, but if the Raiders struggle early, they're going to get phone calls about players like Jacobs, Davante Adams and Chandler Jones.
42:35 - Joe Burrow has returned to practice for the Cincinnati Bengals. Robinson expects his looming contract extension to get done before he steps on the field in the regular season.
50:00 - Most surprising cuts from roster cutdown day: the hosts are especially confused by the Arizona Cardinals cutting QB Colt McCoy, who was slated to be the starter all offseason with Kyler Murray out. It's clear the Cardinals are tanking for next season, but this move is still surprising.
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It's an exciting week in the NFL, and Charles McDonald and Frank Schwab are here to give their analysis on all the latest news. Will Levis has a lifetime mayonnaise sponsorship, Chris Jones is threatening to hold out deep into the regular season, Jonathan Taylor is seeking a trade, Baker Mayfield has been named the starter and the Baltimore Ravens lost their 24-game preseason win streak. Later, the duo each give a team that's changed their minds through their surprising play this preseason and check in on each of the rookie quarterbacks (plus Jordan Love) as the preseason starts to come to a close.
6:00 - Kansas City Chiefs star DT Chris Jones has threatened to continue his holdout up to Week 8 of the regular season, which would cost him close to $10M in fines. Charles and Frank agree this likely a bluff for leverage, and they believe the contract could get done before the start of the season, even if it's not for the #30M+ that Jones is likely seeking.
12:40 - Jonathan Taylor has been given permission to seek a trade. The hosts discuss some potential landing spots, although Charles is pretty convinced that Indianapolis is the best place for him to be. Frank would love to see the Miami Dolphins, Buffalo Bills or even the Cincinnati Bengals make a play for the star RB.
22:55 - Baker Mayfield has been named the starting QB for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers after a drawn-out competition. The Buccaneers are not likely to compete for much this year given Tom Brady's massive dead cap hit, even in a weak NFC South.
32:35 - Teams that have changed our minds this preseason: Frank points out the Pittsburgh Steelers, as their offense looks to have taken a significant step under second-year QB Kenny Pickett. Charles likes what he's seen from the Washington Commanders, who have a loaded roster capable of making noise in the NFC East if QB Sam Howell can perform.
39:50 - Jordan Love has been balling out so far this preseason for the Green Bay Packers. Frank thinks the Packers roster has been underrated this offseason, and that Love is capable of being a top-15 QB or better this year. That could be enough to win the NFC North.
46:10 - Rookie QB check-in: It's been hard to evaluate Carolina Panthers QB Bryce Young so far, as his offensive line hasn't been able to protect him. That's a major concern heading into the season. Houston Texans rookie C.J. Stroud has struggled a bit so far, and he's looked uncomfortable in the pocket. Charles thinks he needs to relax and settle into the Houston offense. Anthony Richardson has been lighting it up for the Indianapolis Colts, and Frank thinks a Cam Newton-like rookie season isn't off the table for him, as he can use his amazing size and speed to produce.
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Charles Robinson, Jori Epstein and Charles McDonald give their analysis on the latest news around the NFL – including the Washington Commanders naming Sam Howell as their starter – and give their biggest takeaways from New York Jets training camp after visiting last week. The trio wrap up the show with their biggest takeaways so far this preseason: Jori on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers QB competition, Charles Robinson on the offensive line problem around the NFL and Charles McDonald on the Carolina Panthers and whether or not they can protect Bryce Young.
4:25 - Sam Howell was named the starting quarterback for the Commanders, and while Robinson likes the move, McDonald doesn't see how Howell is a better option over Jacoby Brissett. The Charleses debate over which QB is the better option for the long term and the short term.
20:10 - Jets training camp recap: Jori was interested in Dalvin Cook's lack of energy in his first press conference as a Jet, while McDonald is concerned about their situation at offensive tackle, and specifically how they plan to get the most out of Mekhi Becton this season.
29:40 - Preseason takeaways: Charles Robinson thinks the NFL has an offensive line problem. Fewer and fewer prospects are coming out of college ready to pass protect in the NFL, and it's putting a heavy premium on good coaching. McDonald gives his thoughts on what's changed in recent years to cause this problem.
44:50 - Jori wonders if it's time for concern that the Buccaneers still haven't named their starting QB between Baker Mayfield and Kyle Trask. There is no sign of a decision being made despite players expressing their frustration. It's important that starting offenses have time to get on the same page – it's odd that it's taking this long.
53:05 - C Mac doesn't like what he's seen from the Panthers offensive line so far, and he wonders if they'll be able to protect their rookie starter, Bryce Young. Young is already undersized for the position, and Carolina doesn't have the weapons at skill positions to make up for their pass blocking deficiencies.
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Charles Robinson and Jori Epstein recap the whirlwind of news around the NFL, including the New York Jets signing Dalvin Cook, Jonathan Taylor returning to camp, the Dallas Cowboys paying Zack Martin and the New England Patriots signing Ezekiel Elliott. Later, the duo give their biggest takeaways from the latest training camps they've visited, including the Philadelphia Eagles, Pittsburgh Steelers, Tennessee Titans and Dallas Cowboys.
1:50 - The Jets signed Dalvin Cook, who is the cherry on top for a roster that looks ready to compete for a Super Bowl. The Jets are officially all in, and it's hard not to project them as legitimate contenders barring some concerns along the offensive line.
12:50 - Cowboys All-Pro guard Zack Martin gets paid, as he gets an $8M raise for the next two seasons. Martin is the kind of player who is a no-brainer to pay, but Dallas has a few big extensions coming up they'll have to plan for in guys like Micah Parsons and CeeDee Lamb.
20:50 - The Patriots signed Ezekiel Elliott, who will complement Rhamondre Stevenson in a backfield that needed a short-yardage guy.
24:25 - Jonathan Taylor returned to camp Monday, but there's no reason to think the tension between Taylor and the Indianapolis Colts is anywhere near resolved. Charles thinks the Colts would be right to pay Taylor, especially if they see Taylor and Richardson form a connection once the season starts. The running back market continues to be a hot topic of debate around the NFL.
39:30 - Jori visited Cowboys camp and is most excited to see their wide receivers take a big step forward. Dak and his receivers have made their chemistry a huge point of emphasis, and they added speedy veteran Brandin Cooks.
46:20 - Charles visited Steelers camp, and he thinks the connection between QB Kenny Pickett and his wide receivers (including Allen Robinson and George Pickens) has taken a jump. The AFC North will be a bloodbath this season.
52:50 - Building off the focus on QB and WR connections, Jori saw improvements in the game of both Jalen Hurts and AJ Brown. Brown appears to have gotten faster, while Hurts has put work into his passing and hopes to build off of a lethal 2022 campaign.
59:10 - Charles rounds out the podcast by giving his takeaway from Titans camp: this roster is being underrated. The defense is full of stars, while the offense seems to have added some exciting new pieces. If Ryan Tannehill can stay healthy, this team could compete in the AFC South.
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Yahoo Sports' Charles Robinson and Charles McDonald start by reacting to the latest news around the NFL, including their thoughts on the first episode of Hard Knocks, some concerning comments surrounding Joe Burrow's injury and the situation with Jonathan Taylor and Kareem Hunt in Indianapolis. Later, they give some takeaways from training camps they've visited over the last week, including the San Francisco 49ers, Baltimore Ravens, Denver Broncos and Arizona Cardinals.
2:10 - The duo give their thoughts on the first episode of Hard Knocks featuring the New York Jets. While Robinson enjoyed the energy and thought it was full of intriguing characters, McDonald thought it was too favorable towards Aaron Rodgers and clearly whitewashed by the team. Both agree it lacked real investigative journalism, but Robinson points out that you shouldn't expect that from a show like Hard Knocks anymore.
17:50 - Could Joe Burrow miss the first month of the season? WR Ja'Marr Chase made some comments that hint Burrow could miss regular season time. Robinson says if he were a Cincinnati Bengals fan, he'd be concerned that Burrow's calf injury could be more serious than the team is letting on.
24:15 - RB Kareem Hunt was brought in for a workout with the New Orleans Saints and Indianapolis Colts, who are both looking for backfield help after Alvin Kamara's three-game suspension and Jonathan Taylor's extended hold out, respectively. Robinson and McDonald both agree the best path forward for the Colts is to extend Taylor, who is the type of running back worth paying.
41:10 - Charles Robinson was at 49ers camp and thinks the quarterback race has been decided already. Sam Darnold and Trey Lance struggled mightily, and Brock Purdy appears to be the guy heading into this season. The team hopes he can repeat the magic from his 2022 campaign.
48:40 - Charles McDonald visited Ravens camp, and he is curious to see how this new-look offense will take shape. Will they ask QB Lamar Jackson to run as much as he has been in previous years, or will they allow him to command a more modern pass-heavy offense? Lamar looks like he's put on muscle and should have one of his best seasons ever if he can stay healthy.
55:20 - Robinson's main takeaway from Broncos training camp: decisiveness. Head coach Sean Payton clearly knows how he wants the team to be run, and it's immediately clear that he's establishing his culture already. There are a few injuries to be concerned about for Broncos fans, but the defense looks to be good once again while the offense hopes to bounce back with QB Russell Wilson in great shape.
1:01:30 - Robinson was at Cardinals training camp, and he was impressed by new head coach Jonathan Gannon's energy, and even said Gannon reminded him of when Mike Tomlin first took over the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Cardinals are going to build around their defense and try to fix a culture that had been lacking over the past few years. He also thinks Gannon will put his weight behind QB Kyler Murray and won't look to move on in next year's draft without cause.
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Charles Robinson and Jori Epstein react to the latest news out of NFL training camp, including the contentious situation between the Indianapolis Colts and Jonathan Taylor, Joe Burrow's calf injury and the Denver Broncos WR injuries. Later, the duo attempt to answer some of the biggest questions to come out of the training camps they visited, including the Seattle Seahawks, Los Angeles Rams, Chicago Bears and Las Vegas Raiders.
3:55 - Colts star running back Jonathan Taylor has requested a trade, and tempers have boiled over after owner Jim Irsay made some odd comments about the situation. Both hosts agree it's very possible Taylor never plays another snap for the Colts, but Jori has trouble seeing how the Colts get much return in a trade given the availability of other cheaper running backs already in free agency. Irsay has made the situation harder to deal with for the Colts front office, and it appears one camp will need to make major concessions in order to get this resolved.
12:35 - Should Joe Burrow step on the field again before his contract has been signed given his calf injury? Jori talked to agents and front office executives, the majority of which believed it would be in Burrow's best interest to "hold in" until he becomes the NFL's next highest-paid player. The injury likely won't affect the dollar amount of the contract, but it has shifted the tone of the negotiations and added urgency to the situation.
20:25 - The Broncos had some unfortunate injury luck in their wide receiver room, as Tim Patrick is out for the season with a heartbreaking achilles injury. KJ Hamler will also miss time dealing with a minor heart condition. On the bright side, Charles points out this opens up opportunities for players like second-round pick Marvin Mims, who head coach Sean Payton is reportedly excited about.
27:20 - Have the Seahawks made up enough ground on the San Francisco 49ers to challenge for the NFC West title? Jori was at Seahawks camp and believes there is enough talent to give the 49ers a run for their money. Jori is most excited about the lethal WR trio in DK Metcalf, Tyler Lockett and rookie Jaxon Smith-Njigba, while Charles is rooting for a return to a dominant running style with RBs Kenneth Walker and Zach Charbonnet.
32:35 - How far can the Rams go this season with such a top-heavy roster? Charles thinks the best case for this roster is about nine wins, even with Matthew Stafford, Aaron Donald, Cooper Kupp and Sean McVay. While at camp, Charles said you can tell the team hasn't had a first-round pick since 2016.
45:35 - Is Bears QB Justin Fields ready to take the year three Josh Allen leap? Jori said reports were all positive coming out of Bears camp so far, but it's important to not set the bar too high with Fields. The style of offense the Bears are running won't require Fields to be an air raid quarterback, and fans shouldn't be expecting that from him. If Fields does improve upon last year, the Bears will be set up well to be serious competitors in the NFC.
51:15 - Should the Raiders keep WR Davante Adams on the roster? Only one season removed from the Raiders acquiring the star receiver from the Green Bay Packers, the team already looks to be in a different competitive phase. While they aren't tanking, it doesn't appear the Raiders will be ready to contend for a Super Bowl this season. Charles believes Vegas will need about three years before they are seriously competitive again. Is it smart to keep an expensive 30-year old wideout throughout that period? It will be interesting to see how the Raiders handle this dilemma.
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On Tuesday afternoon, Justin Herbert became the highest paid QB in the league...for now. Despite signing the league's richest QB deal, after Jalen Hurts and Lamar Jackson did the same earlier this offseason, all eyes now shift to Cincinnati Bengals QB Joe Burrow, who was selected five picks ahead of Herbert and has won considerably more playoff games in their short careers.
Charles Robinson is joined by Charles McDonald and Jori Epstein to talk about what Justin Herbert's deal means for both the Los Angeles Chargers and the Cincinnati Bengals. With QB money going up and up, who will be the first franchise QB to not command upwards of $40 million (or $50 million) per year?
Next, they chat about New York Giants RB Saquon Barkley receiving some paltry incentives added onto his one-year deal, and how the potential $900k Barkley could receive will be very hard to earn and does nothing to change how running backs are paid in the league.
Later, Jori talks about what she learned visiting Cleveland Browns camp this week & Robinson reports from Dallas Cowboys camp, where there are high expectations for success in an easy-to-win NFC landscape.
3:15 - Justin Herbert's extension & Joe Burrow's impending deal
26:30 - Saquon Barkley's underwhelming contract win
40:10 - All eyes on Deshaun Watson at Cleveland Browns camp
48:50 - It's win-now mode at Dallas Cowboys camp
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Yahoo Sports' Charles Robinson and Charles McDonald discuss the finalized sale of the Washington Commanders and Dan Snyder's legacy, the discourse around the league over the value of the running back position, Evan Engram's new contract and Dak Prescott before drafting the best team they can with only players aged 25 and under.
00:35 - The sale of the Washington Commanders is expected to be finalized today. Robinson and McDonald give their lasting memories of now former owner Dan Snyder's legacy in Washington, including some big free agency misses, a decaying stadium and more. Both believe brighter days are ahead for Commanders fans.
9:25 - The running back pay scale is reaching its tipping point as players are now publicly speaking out about the unfair nature of the running back market. Robinson puts forth a potential solution: getting rid of the franchise tag. He thinks the NFLPA should be all in on removing the franchise tag in the next CBA, as it will force teams to pay RBs before they run out of tread on the tires after 5-6 years. It'll be interesting to see how long Saquon Barkley and Josh Jacobs hold out of training camp.
20:45 - The Jacksonville Jaguars signed TE Evan Engram to a contract extension. Engram was a key part of their offense last year, but neither host thought this deal would get done before the deadline last Monday. Engram looks to be one of Trevor Lawrence's favorite weapons this year as the Jaguars hope to take advantage of a weak AFC South.
25:40 - Buy or sell: Dak Prescott will throw less than ten interceptions this year. Dak said earlier this week he hopes to throw under ten this season after throwing a career-high 15 in 2022. Although Dak is set up well for a bounce-back year in Dallas, this whole conversation ties into Dak's upcoming contract negotiations and whether or not he's earned another big payday.
33:55 - All-25 and under team offense! The Charleses debate between Trevor Lawrence and Justin Herbert at quarterback before selecting Bijan Robinson, Justin Jefferson, Ja'Marr Chase, Garrett Wilson and Kyle Pitts for the skill positions. Andrew Thomas, Tristan Wirfs, Trey Smith, Tyler Smith and Creed Humphrey make up the offensive line.
55:35 - All-25 and under team defense: on the defensive line, the duo select Nick Bosa, Quinnen Williams, Jeffery Simmons and Micah Parsons. At linebacker, they select Jordyn Brooks and Patrick Queen. In the secondary they put Patrick Surtain II, Sauce Gardner and Tariq Woolen at cornerback and Kyle Hamilton and Antoine Winfield Jr. at safety.
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Yahoo Sports' Charles Robinson and Charles McDonald recap the biggest news of the week, including Quinnen Williams' brand new extension, the New York Jets on Hard Knocks, Saquon Barkley's impending holdout and Kyler Murray's latest comments. Later, the duo debate over whether or not Andrew Luck, Cam Newton and Michael Vick deserve spots in the Hall of Fame and discuss the latest drama surrounding the leaked Jon Gruden emails.
2:25 - Quinnen Williams and the New York Jets have reached an agreement on a new four-year extension. While Aaron Rodgers is the most important Jets player right now, Williams could end up being a cornerstone for the Jets franchise for years to come. Robinson says league sources believe he could be the best DT in the NFL a few years down the road.
7:20 - The drama around the contract situation with Saquon Barkley and the New York Giants continues, as the deadline to sign franchise tagged players to an extension is Monday. Robinson expects that Saquon will sit out of at least some of Giants training camp to show his displeasure with the situation. It also seems unlikely that any of the other tagged players yet to receive extensions (Evan Engram, Tony Pollard and Josh Jacobs) will get one by Monday.
18:00 - The Jets have been selected to be on this year's edition of Hard Knocks. Robinson is most excited to see the dynamic between quarterbacks Zach Wilson and Aaron Rodgers, and how willing Rodgers is to coach Wilson up. McDonald is most interested in how palpable the tension will be around the building as the Jets enter a Super-Bowl-or-bust season. In other media news, Netflix released a new series following Patrick Mahomes, Kirk Cousins and Marcus Mariota throughout the 2022 season, and Robinson gives his takeaways from the first episode.
34:10 - Kyler Murray made comments earlier this week that if things don't go well in Arizona, "we all have to look in the mirror." Both hosts agree that Murray has routinely shown a lack of ability to take personal accountability publicly, and morale appears to be at an all-time low in Arizona. Is it possible the Arizona Cardinals try to replace Murray next year if they get an early draft pick? Robinson and McDonald agree it's very much in play.
44:15 - Is Andrew Luck a Hall of Famer? The hosts discuss how the bar to enter the Hall of Fame has lowered over time, and whether or not Luck could qualify despite his short career. They extend the question to other fringe HOF QBs like Cam Newton and Michael Vick. Overall, Robinson believes none of the three will get in, but it's an interesting debate.
56:05 - Robinson and McDonald put on their detective hats and attempt to determine who leaked the Jon Gruden emails as Jon Gruden's lawsuit against the NFL begins to ramp up. The prime suspects are Roger Goodell himself, former Washington owner Dan Snyder (to take attention off the negative news around his team), or former NFLPA president DeMaurice Smith. Robinson wonders if, in fact, all of them were involved the leak in one way or another and believes this story is only just starting, as sources close to Gruden say that he is on a warpath to take on the NFL.
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Yahoo Sports' Frank Schwab and Andy Behrens discuss the future of the running back position before joining forces to get you ready for fantasy football season, giving their top player, sleeper pick, top rookie and potential fade at the QB, RB, TE and WR positions.
1:05 - Frank and Andy kick things off by discussing the future of the running back position. Fewer and fewer long-term contracts are being handed out to even the top running backs in the game – are we seeing a permanent change in how the NFL plans to handle RBs? Although the situation is unfortunate, Frank thinks there's no real end in sight, and that teams will continue to rely on rookie contracts and franchise tags to avoid getting tied up long-term to a position with a high injury rate. Andy believes Las Vegas Raiders RB Josh Jacobs is right to demand a new contract while he has the leverage to do so coming off a big season.
6:00 - Frank and Andy dive into their Fantasy Football Primer with the quarterback position. Both have Patrick Mahomes as their top QB, but they have a discussion around whether or not Lamar Jackson belongs in the conversation as well. Frank has Geno Smith as his sleeper pick and is fading Justin Herbert, while Andy opts for Sam Howell for his sleeper and fades Dak Prescott due to his low ceiling. Both agree that Indianapolis Colts rookie Anthony Richardson is the rookie to watch, as his sky-high rushing potential makes his floor higher than most would think.
31:45 - Both hosts agree the top running back this year is Christian McCaffrey even despite the injury concerns, but he is still behind Justin Jefferson and Ja'Marr Chase in overall rankings. Frank likes Dameon Pierce and Samaje Perine, while Andy loves Nick Chubb and Elijah Mitchell as value picks. Frank fades Breece Hall, while Andy fades Alvin Kamara. Both are excited to see rookie Bijan Robinson hit the field for the Atlanta Falcons.
46:35 - Tight ends: Is Travis Kelce still a first-round type of player? Andy thinks he still has a season or two left of dominance as the top fantasy TE. Both hosts are really excited about Detroit Lions rookie Sam LaPorta making an impact early. Frank is fading Mark Andrews this season.
55:10 - Wide receivers: Justin Jefferson is top dog, but Ja'Marr Chase isn't far behind. Frank likes Rashod Bateman and rookie Carolina Panther Jonathan Mingo, while Andy likes Nico Collins in Houston and rookie Jordan Addison in Minnesota. Frank is fading Keenan Allen, while Andy fades Christian Watson.
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Jori Epstein and Charles McDonald recap the latest NFL news including the NFLPA's new executive director and the latest round of gambling suspensions before diving into Charles' latest article on the five players most likely to have bounce-back seasons in 2023. Later, the duo each organize all 32 NFL teams into tiers. Charles and Jori go tier-by-tier to break down the teams all in on winning the Super Bowl, the teams in full rebuild mode and everything in between.
1:40 - NFL News! The duo react to Lloyd Howell becoming the new executive director of the NFLPA and what it means for the league as well as the latest round of gambling suspensions for a few Indianapolis Colts and a Tennessee Titan. Charles believes this will be one of the last times we see a big wave of gambling suspensions as players start to realize the consequences.
12:15 - Charles and Jori dive into Charles' latest article on the five players most likely to have big bounce-back seasons: Atlanta Falcons TE Kyle Pitts, Los Angeles Rams QB Matthew Stafford, Pittsburgh Steelers RB Najee Harris, Arizona Cardinals SAF Isaiah Simmons and Chicago Bears WR Chase Claypool.
25:25 - NFL team tiers: Jori and Charles organize every NFL team into five tiers of contention, starting with Super Bowl or bust. Both have the Kansas City Chiefs, Philadelphia Eagles, Cincinnati Bengals and San Francisco 49ers in this tier, but Charles includes the Buffalo Bills and the Baltimore Ravens with their talented roster and Jori includes the New York Jets with their addition of Aaron Rodgers and their short contention window.
32:55 - Super Bowl sleepers: both hosts have the Miami Dolphins, Seattle Seahawks and Dallas Cowboys in this tier, but Charles includes the Los Angeles Chargers and Jacksonville Jaguars because he loves the potential of their quarterbacks.
36:55 - Playoff hopefuls: both hosts include the Minnesota Vikings, Detroit Lions, New York Giants, New Orleans Saints, Denver Broncos and Pittsburgh Steelers. Jori also included the Carolina Panthers because of their weak division, while Charles included the Cleveland Browns and the Atlanta Falcons.
42:00 - Middle class: Both lists have the Indianapolis Colts, Green Bay Packers, New England Patriots here. Jori also included the Washington Commanders, as she thinks they have shown to be consistent and have solid talent on defense. Charles included the Los Angeles Rams and Las Vegas Raiders, as he thinks both teams have enough top-end talent to keep them out of the bottom tier.
51:45 - Full rebuild: Houston Texans, Arizona Cardinals and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Jori and Charles have a conversation about whether or not the Tennessee Titans also belong in this tier.
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Yahoo Sports' Charles Robinson, Jori Epstein and Charles McDonald discuss the latest news around New England Patriots CB Jack Jones before diving into whether or not head coach Bill Belichick will retire a Patriot as he attempts catch up to Don Shula's regular season wins record. Later, the trio react to some of the boldest quotes to come out of NFL minicamp as they decide whether or not they're buying what teams are selling.
4:20 - Patriots CB Jack Jones is arrested for allegedly attempting to bring firearms on an airplane. This comes after Jones was suspended for the last two games of the 2022 season for reasons undisclosed by the team. Jones is a good player and will likely bounce back after this is resolved, but this is a highly unusual situation that makes the hosts wonder what he was thinking.
10:20 - Will Bill Belichick retire as a Patriot? Belichick is 30 games behind legendary head coach Don Shula's regular season wins record. With where the Patriots are, that could take 4 or more seasons. If Belichick did decide to start over somewhere else after next season, Robinson thinks NFL owners would likely be highly interested in hiring Belichick on name recognition alone.
19:50 - The hosts react to quotes from NFL minicamp, starting with Chicago Bears safety Jaquan Brisker on QB Justin Fields' breakout potential. Could new acquisition D.J. Moore and a new offensive coordinator be the key to Fields taking a Josh Allen-like leap in year three? While no one is buying Fields becoming the best QB in the NFL, he certainly has a sky-high ceiling if the situation around him improves.
26:15 - The New York Giants have sky-high expectations for new tight end Darren Waller, who looks to bounce back from a disappointing 2022 with the Las Vegas Raiders. McDonald points out that Waller is likely going to be used as even more of a pure receiving threat than he was in Vegas, which could lead to a career year if everything lines up right.
35:20 - New Orleans Saints safety Tyrann Mathieu says the addition of QB Derek Carr makes the Saints one of twelve teams that could "go the distance." New Orleans does have a pretty good defense, but there are way too many question marks on offense to be projecting this team as a contender, even in a weak NFC. However, the hosts agree that the Saints could absolutely make the playoffs given their competition in the NFC South.
41:50 - New York Jets safety Jordan Whitehead said Aaron Rodgers is having a similar culture effect on the Jets that Tom Brady had one the Tampa Bay Buccaneers when he was there. While C Rob thinks Brady was much more locked in and focused on football when he joined the Buccaneers, Jori believes Rodgers is having a very similar effect in New York regardless of the distractions off the field.
50:30 - John Harbaugh has high expectations for the Baltimore Ravens wide receivers this season, as he said they could end up being the best group in the NFL. While the group could easily end up being the best that QB Lamar Jackson has played with, none of the hosts think it has a real chance to be the best in the NFL given the various injury concerns.
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Yahoo Sports' Charles Robinson, Charles McDonald and Jori Epstein analyze the latest news around the NFL as minicamps are underway, including the release of Dalvin Cook, Danielle Hunter and Chris Jones holding out, what might've happened with Stefon Diggs and the standoff between the New York Giants and Saquon Barkley. Later, Robinson dives into his latest piece on whether or not the Saudis could ever attempt to purchase an NFL team after what happened with the PGA.
1:50 - Dalvin Cook has been released by the Minnesota Vikings. Charles McDonald thinks it's tough to find a landing spot for him, but the hosts name the Buffalo Bills and Kansas City Chiefs as logical landing spots. No one expects Cook to get as much money as he's probably seeking on the open market. For the Vikings, this move calls into question whether or not they are entering a rebuilding phase.
16:25 - Vikings EDGE Danielle Hunter and Chiefs DL Chris Jones are both holding out of minicamp seeking contract extensions. While Jones seems like a no-brainer for the Chiefs to get done, Hunter's could be more complicated depending on how close the Vikings see themselves to contending.
21:45 - What happened with Stefon Diggs? The Bills star WR reportedly left practice early due to a non-contract related issue. It’s unusual and concerning that nobody can determine what the issue was.
30:10 - Saquon Barkley is still dissatisfied with being franchise tagged and is looking for a long-term deal from the Giants before the July 17 deadline. Jori suggests the Giants offer a shorter deal that guarantees him similar money to two franchise tags as a way to bridge the gap.
39:25 - Could the Saudis ever buy an NFL team? The trio discuss how the NFL should be preparing for a foreign offer on an NFL team given the recent situation with the PGA. If a sovereign wealth fund put an offer on a team that was up to double its market value, how would the owners respond? The hosts believe this is something the NFL owners will quietly try to prepare for in the coming years.
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Yahoo Sports' Jori Epstein and Charles McDonald start off by discussing the latest violation of the NFL's gambling policy (this time by Indianapolis Colts CB Isaiah Rodgers Sr.), the Buffalo Bills defensive line after signing Leonard Floyd and extending Ed Oliver and how soon we could see the New York Jets extend DT Quinnen Williams. Next, they discuss the best potential landing spots for former Arizona Cardinals WR DeAndre Hopkins. Later, they discuss the five major quarterback storylines heading into minicamps, including the Jets and Zach Wilson, the Colts and Anthony Richardson, the San Francisco 49ers and Trey Lance, the Denver Broncos and Russell Wilson and the Green Bay Packers and Jordan Love.
2:46 - Isaiah Rodgers is the latest player to violate the NFL's gambling policy. His situation, contrary to some of the more recent violations, is fairly clear cut because he apparently gambled on his own team.
9:20 - The Bills sign Leonard Floyd and extend Ed Oliver. Charles thinks the Bills are employing a similar strategy to the Los Angeles Rams a few years ago. as they invest in a deep defensive line while their window is open.
11:40 - Jori gives an update on the latest with the Jets and star DT Quinnen Williams, who is seeking a new contract. Can the Jets afford to Williams a market resetting deal given their very limited cap space?
15:30 - Where is the best landing spot for WR DeAndre Hopkins? Jori heard that the Bills were originally planning on trading for Hopkins, but it eventually fell through. She likes the Tennessee Titans as a landing spot, while Charles would love to see Hopkins on the Kansas City Chiefs.
27:15 - Major QB storylines heading into minicamp. Do the Jets need another backup behind Aaron Rodgers? Zach Wilson has not looked great so far in camp, and the Jets need to make sure they can survive if Rodgers is out for a few games.
34:15 - Colts rookie QB Anthony Richardson is trending towards being the week one starter in Indy. While many think Richardson needs awhile sit and learn, Charles thinks this could be the right move for Richardson as he learns on the job as long as the team doesn't have high expectations for year one.
40:00 - As 49ers HC Kyle Shanahan avoids questions about QB Brock Purdy, Charles wonders if Trey Lance might be playing himself back into contention for the starting role in SF. Jori and Charles discuss how the quarterback situation might play out.
45:00 - Is Russell Wilson primed for a bounce-back year under Sean Payton? Charles thinks he might be. Russ still has a playoff-ready roster around him in Denver, and once again the pressure all falls on him to get it done.
48:25 - Jori and Charles attempt to determine what would count as a successful year for Packers QB Jordan Love. He has a good offensive line and a decent roster around him, and the NFC North is still wide open. Charles wants Love to be at least top-15 in offensive efficiency stats.
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Week 13 has a number of huge games on the slate as the NFL playoff picture comes into focus, and ironically, two of the most interesting ones feature 3 teams that aren't even sniffing the playoffs.
Before diving into this week's excellent schedule, Charles Robinson & Jori Epstein open today's podcast checking in on two other teams whose playoff hopes have all but been extinguished. Charles reports on former Carolina Panthers head coach Matt Rhule and some of the comments he's made about his firing since taking a job as the new HC of the Nebraska Cornhuskers. Next, our hosts talk about the Los Angeles Rams shutting down Aaron Donald for the week due to an ankle injury and how the team is likely going to be one of the worst squads for the rest of the season — great news for the Detroit Lions who possess LA's first-round pick in 2023.
Later in the podcast, Charles & Jori dive into why Cleveland Browns-Houston Texans and Denver Broncos-Baltimore Ravens may not be the most appetizing on-the-field offerings this weekend, but have the most compelling off-the-field storylines between the return of Deshaun Watson, Lamar Jackson's contract status and the continual stories of Russell Wilson's unpopularity within the Denver locker room.
After that, Charles & Jori dive into five of the spicier matchups of the weekend that will definitely have an effect on playoff seeding: the Buffalo Bills traveling to the division rival New England Patriots, Mike White's New York Jets taking on Kirk Cousins' Minnesota Vikings, a compelling NFC East matchup in the Washington Commanders traveling to the New York Giants, a Kyle Shanahan-Mike McDaniel showdown in Miami Dolphins at San Francisco 49ers and an AFC Championship game rematch in the Kansas City Chiefs traveling to the Cincinnati Bengals.
0:20 Matt Rhule begins to speak after his firing from the Carolina Panthers
7:25 Los Angeles Rams' crumbling season only means good things for Detroit Lions' draft picks
14:25 Deshaun Watson's return to football in Browns @ Texans
26:30 Lamar Jackson's contract and Russell Wilson's locker room problems in Broncos @ Ravens
37:30 Buffalo Bills look to maintain playoff seeding at New England Patriots
40:35 All eyes on Mike White as Jets face Vikings
47:05 Washington Commanders and New York Giants kick off two games in three weeks against each other
50:15 Birth of the Kyle Shanahan-Mike McDaniel rivalry in Dolphins @ 49ers
61:05 Chiefs face Bengals in AFC Championship rematch
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Quarterbacks have been injured all across the NFL landscape this November. When you're seeing the likes of Bryce Perkins and Trevor Siemian starting on Sunday afternoon, then you know the injury bug has leveled the position. The most important QB injury of the week may have been on Sunday night, when Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rodgers took a shot to the ribs that removed him from the game in the third quarter. Paired with Rodgers' thumb injury sustained a few weeks ago, the Packers may be getting an extended look at 2020 first rounder Jordan Love for the foreseeable future.
Charles Robinson & Frank Schwab react to Sunday night's Packers/Eagles 33-40 barnburner and suggest that it may be time for Rodgers to ride the bench for the rest of the season if Green Bay wants to get one more legitimate look at Love.
They also take a look back to the Buffalo Bills, Dallas Cowboys & Minnesota Vikings — all legitimate Super Bowl hopefuls — sweeping the three Thanksgiving day games. Later in the show, they recap the rest of this Sunday's Week 12 action, including surprising losses sustained by the Baltimore Ravens & Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the Los Angeles Chargers winning by way of a 2-point conversion in the final seconds and a New York Jets win that may keep former 2nd overall pick Zach Wilson at the bottom of the depth chart for the rest of the season.
0:20 Green Bay Packers 33, Philadelphia Eagles 40
6:25 Thanksgiving games: Buffalo Bills 28, Detroit Lions 25; New York Giants 20, Dallas Cowboys 28; New England Patriots 26, Minnesota Vikings 33
16:50 Baltimore Ravens 27, Jacksonville Jaguars 28
21:35 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 17, Cleveland Browns 23 (OT)
26:00 Cincinnati Bengals 20, Tennessee Titans 16
30:00 Chicago Bears 10, New York Jets 31
37:55 Las Vegas Raiders, Seattle Seahawks 34 (OT)
43:10 Los Angeles Chargers 25, Arizona Cardinals 24
45:50 Atlanta Falcons 13, Washington Commanders 19
50:10 Los Angeles Rams 10, Kansas City Chiefs 26
55:25 New Orleans Saints 0, San Francisco 49ers 13
57:20 Houston Texans 15, Miami Dolphins 30
61:40 Denver Broncos 10, Carolina Panthers 23
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Thanksgiving day football is only one day away, so Charles Robinson and Jori Epstein are back to mark the occasion that signals the entrance of the NFL season into its final stretch run over the holidays.
After kicking off with some turkey-day talk, Charles tees off the football conversation with the San Francisco 49ers' dominating Monday night win over the Arizona Cardinals. With Kyler Murray not present for a second straight game, are the Cardinals and Kyler heading for an unhappy divorce sooner rather than later, despite the QB signing a massive extension earlier this year?
On the other side of the ball, Charles & Jori discuss the increasing supremacy of the San Francisco offense thanks to the four-headed monster of Christian McCaffrey, George Kittle, Deebo Samuel & Brandon Aiyuk.
Next, our hosts check in on the traditionally dysfunctional New York Jets, who face a potentially franchise shifting decision as coach Robert Saleh refuses to commit to Zach Wilson as their quarterback going forward.
Closing out the podcast, Charles & Jori preview the three Thanksgiving day games in the Buffalo Bills facing the surprisingly frisky Detroit Lions, the Dallas Cowboys hosting the division rival New York Jets and the Minnesota Vikings trying to shake off last week's disappointing loss against the visiting New England Patriots.
0:20 Thanksgiving talk and bad Thanksgiving food takes
8:30 Arizona Cardinals' Monday night loss and increasingly tenuous relationship with Kyler Murray
19:45 San Francisco 49ers gaining steam as one of NFC's powerhouse offenses.
26:40 What do the New York Jets do with Zach Wilson going forward?
36:50 Why the Bills and Lions could put up a fun Thanksgiving day opener
40:15 Why Giants at Cowboys is the Odell Beckham Bowl
46:20 Minnesota hopes to get right on Thursday night against a shaky New England offense
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Death, taxes and Patrick Mahomes game-winning drives. There's no avoiding any of them. The Kansas City Chiefs walked off with their fourth straight win on Sunday night, this time against the Los Angeles Chargers thanks to yet another impressive Mahomes performance, elevated by a devastating 3 touchdown game from tight end Travis Kelce.
Charles Robinson & Frank Schwab kick off the Sunday night podcast discussing the inevitability of this year's Chiefs team and if Mahomes has entered the Tom Brady-esque territory of being reviled by the 31 other franchises for simply being too good at football.
Afterwards, Charles & Frank bounce the discussion around to all of Sunday's games and storylines, including a dominating Dallas Cowboys win over the Minnesota Vikings, the one-loss Philadelphia Eagles barely hanging on in a one-point victory over the Indianapolis Colts, whether the New York Jets should bench Zach Wilson, the drumbeat against Nathaniel Hackett in Denver and much more.
0:25 Kansas City Chiefs 30, Los Angeles Chargers 27
7:50 Dallas Cowboys 40, Minnesota Vikings 3
16:25 Philadelphia Eagles 17, Indianapolis Colts 16
21:40 Detroit Lions 31, New York Giants 18
27:15 Cincinnati Bengals 37, Pittsburgh Steelers 30
30:00 Chicago Bears 24, Atlanta Falcons 27
35:40 Cleveland Browns 23, Buffalo Bills 31
41:30 New York Jets 3, New England Patriots 10
50:20 Las Vegas Raiders 22, Denver Broncos 16 (OT)
57:05 Los Angeles Rams 20, New Orleans Saints 27
59:50 Washington Commanders 23, Houston Texans 10
62:10 Carolina Panthers 3, Baltimore Ravens 13
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Charles Robinson, Charles McDonald & Jori Epstein get to the bones of the cryptocurrency world on today’s pod after news broke that FTX may be facing legal consequences & many big name athlete-influencers, including Tom Brady, Steph Curry & Shaquille O’Neal were attached to that brand.
The show also discusses the ramifications from the Washington Commanders beating the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday Night Football & if Philly’s weaknesses were put on display for the league. The Dallas Cowboys and Minnesota Vikings face off this weekend in a big NFC battle so the show examines how lucky the Vikings have been & if Mike McCarthy can ever avoid the blame. The Indianapolis Colts hiring of Jeff Saturday brings about a discussion of whether team owners would prefer to save money by avoiding pricey head coaching contracts. Many teams this season have looked bad so the pod determines which teams should seriously consider starting a rebuild. Lastly, the hosts give their picks as the best game to watch for this upcoming week.
1:45 The cryptocurrency firm FTX is facing legal issues which may cause problems for the A-list athletes that have endorsed it.
14:27 Can Tampa Bay turn the corner after defeating Seattle in Germany?
20:15 How vulnerable are the Philadelphia Eagles after falling to Washington on Monday night?
29:02 Dallas is squaring off against Minnesota this week in a big matchup for playoff seeding
35.53 Will Mike McCarthy ever escape being the one to blame for losses?
43:47 The Jeff Saturday hire could lead to more owners opting to save money on expensive head coaching contracts
48:12 Which teams across the NFL should embrace a rebuild?
1:01:00 The hosts pick the most exciting game to watch this week
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This Sunday in Buffalo, NY, we may have just witnessed the game of the season and a potential Super Bowl matchup. The Minnesota Vikings won a wild 33-30 overtime matchup against the favorite Buffalo Bills in a game with wild goal line stands, incredible catches, insane fumbles and so many reversals of fortune, the win probability chart looked like a seismograph.
Charles Robinson & Frank Schwab lead off this Sunday night recap podcast with the amazing game in western New York, how it changes the playoff picture in the AFC and how it solidifies Minnesota's standing in the NFC.
The guys recap all fourteen games from Sunday's Week 10 action including the Green Bay Packers finally getting right against the Dallas Cowboys, Patrick Mahomes making his MVP case against the Jacksonville Jaguars, Tom Brady's win in Germany and a Las Vegas Raiders loss so embarrassing that no one in the franchise may be safe from the pink slip come January.
0:20 Minnesota Vikings 33, Buffalo Bills 30 (OT)
13:30 Dallas Cowboys 28, Green Bay Packers 31 (OT)
20:50 Los Angeles Chargers 16, San Francisco 49ers 22
23:20 Jacksonville Jaguars 17, Kansas City Chiefs 27
28:00 Detroit Lions 31, Chicago Bears 30
35:35 Seattle Seahawks 16, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 21
38:50 Indianapolis Colts 25, Las Vegas Raiders 20
48:15 Cleveland Browns 17, Miami Dolphins 39
51:45 Denver Broncos 10, Tennessee Titans 17
54:55 Arizona Cardinals 27, Los Angeles Rams 17
57:45 Houston Texans 16, New York Giants 24
58:40 New Orleans Saints 10, Pittsburgh Steelers 20
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The 2022 NFL regular season is at its midway point. With eight (or nine) games in the books for teams in an eighteen-week season, it's time to take the pulse of the league and hand out some hardware.
After checking in once more on the surprising hire of Jeff Saturday by the Indianapolis Colts, Charles Robinson, Charles McDonald & Jori Epstein devote most of this week's podcast to handing out a set of midseason awards: some real, some made up by the staff.
Of course there are discussions of who should be this season's MVP, coach of the year or offensive and defensive rookies of the year, but the real fun comes when it's time to hand out hardware for best surprise team, biggest tank job & most disappointing year for a Super Bowl-winning quarterback.
0:25 More head scratching about the Indianapolis Colts hiring Jeff Saturday as interim head coach
15:20 Fake 2022 midseason awards: most surprising good team, most surprising bad team, best attempt at tanking, most disappointing QB season
39:30 Real 2022 midseason awards: MVP, coach of the year, comeback player of the year, offensive & defensive players of the year, offensive & defensive rookies of the year
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Good rule of thumb: Don't make any predictions if Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay is involved. That was this podcast's mistake a mere 24 hours ago, when we closed out the Sunday night recap proclaiming that Irsay would be patient with head coach Frank Reich after a disastrous 3-5-1 start to the 2022 season.
In actuality, the opposite happened: the Colts fired Reich early on Monday and in an even more surprising move, hired former Colts center Jeff Saturday as their interim head coach. Saturday is widely accepted as a head-scratching decision, considering he has no coaching at either the professional or collegiate level.
Charles Robinson & Frank Schwab reconvene to react to this one-two punch of wild news out of Indianapolis, what to expect out of Saturday, who was passed over for the job and why it's always best to expect the unexpected with Jim Irsay.
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For a while there on Sunday night, it looked like rookie quarterback Malik Willis and the Tennessee Titans were going to outlast Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs in Arrowhead Stadium. It was a David vs. Goliath matchup for the 3rd round QB out of Liberty, and despite going home with the loss, they forced the Chiefs deep into overtime and Mahomes to throw a near-record 68 passes.
Charles Robinson & Frank Schwab kick off their Sunday night recap podcast talking about the interesting game in Kansas City and why the lack of a run game for the Chiefs continues to be their Achilles heel.
Later in the show, the guys recap all of the games and storylines from Sunday's Week 9 action, including a shocking New York Jets win over the Buffalo Bills, the increasing possibility that Justin Fields may be the best QB in the 2021 class & why the Green Bay Packers should've blown up the team and traded Aaron Rodgers last offseason.
Tennessee Titans 17, Kansas City Chiefs 20 (OT)
Buffalo Bills 17, New York Jets 20
Miami Dolphins 35, Chicago Bears 32
Green Bay Packers 9, Detroit Lions 15
Seattle Seahawks 31, Arizona Cardinals 21
Los Angeles Rams 13, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 16
Los Angeles Chargers 20, Atlanta Falcons 17
Minnesota Vikings 20, Washington Commanders 17
Carolina Panthers 21, Cincinnati Bengals 42
Las Vegas Raiders 20, Jacksonville Jaguars 27
Indianapolis Colts 3, New England Patriots 26
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The NFL trade deadline came and went on Tuesday afternoon, and for what feels like the first time in years, it was actually exciting! A number of high-impact players changed teams this week as squads like the Minnesota Vikings, Buffalo Bills & Miami Dolphins prepare for playoff runs, and teams like the Denver Broncos and Indianapolis Colts...well, don't.
With Charles Robinson on the IR, Charles McDonald and Jori Epstein host today's podcast episode where they run through all of the major transactions from Tuesday's trade deadline...and a few that didn't.
Later in the podcast, Charles & Jori react to the two stories surrounding the Washington Commanders today: first, that Forbes reported owner Daniel Snyder is exploring the sale of the team and second, an ESPN report that the federal government is now investigating Snyder for financial improprieties relating to the team — a pair of stories that surely are unrelated.
0:25 Detroit Lions trade TE TJ Hockenson to the Minnesota Vikings
4:05 Indianapolis Colts trade RB Nyheim Hines to the Buffalo Bills
13:25 Denver Broncos trade LB Bradley Chubb to the Miami Dolphins for RB Chase Edmonds & San Francisco's first round pick
24:55 Pittsburgh Steelers trade WR Chase Claypool to the Chicago Bears
33:05 Chicago Bears trade LB Roquan Smith to the Baltimore Ravens
37:30 Atlanta Falcons trade suspended WR Calvin Ridley to the Jacksonville Jaguars
42:15 New York Giants trade WR Kadarius Toney to the Kansas City Chiefs
48:25 Four players who surprisingly didn't move: Kareem Hunt, Elijah Moore, Brandin Cooks & Jerry Jeudy
50:55 Momentum moves towards Daniel Snyder selling the Washington Commanders
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The Green Bay Packers' losing streak now stands at a shocking 4 losses and despite having the Detroit Lions on their schedule next week, it's hard to see any signs of optimism for the Aaron Rodgers & the perennial playoff contender.
Charles Robinson & Frank Schwab kick off their Sunday evening podcast reacting to their 10-point loss to the Buffalo Bills on Sunday Night Football. Even if they hang on to make the playoffs, do they have any hope of beating the other NFC contenders. What did Rodgers really mean by his quote about playing the Buffalo Bills being, "the best thing for us?"
Charles & Frank recap all of Sunday's action from the Denver Broncos' early morning win over Jacksonville in London to the San Francisco 49ers showing their offensive prowess over the L.A. Rams with a historic Christian McCaffrey performance. Also in the episode, Tony Pollard shows why he should be the lead back in Dallas, Bill Belichick makes Zach Wilson look silly, AJ Brown demonstrates why his trade and contract extension look like amazing moves and Josh McDaniels continues the tour of embarrassment for the Las Vegas Raiders.
0:25 Green Bay Packers 17, Buffalo Bills 27
14:00 San Francisco 49ers 31, Los Angeles Rams 14
20:45 New York Giants 13, Seattle Seahawks 27
27:45 New England Patriots 22, New York Jets 17
32:30 Carolina Panthers 34, Atlanta Falcons 37 (OT)
36:55 Chicago Bears 29, Dallas Cowboys 49
40:25 Arizona Cardinals 26, Minnesota Vikings 34
43:30 Miami Dolphins 31, Detroit Lions 27
47:30 Pittsburgh Steelers 13, Philadelphia Eagles 35
51:10 Las Vegas Raiders 0, New Orleans Saints 24
56:20 Washington Commanders 17, Indianapolis Colts 16
57:50 Tennessee Titans 17, Houston Texans 10
60:10 Denver Broncos 21, Jacksonville Jaguars 17
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Trade season is upon us. It kicked off last week with the Carolina Panthers' blockbuster trade of Christian McCaffrey to the San Francisco 49ers. It continued this week with the New York Jets acquiring Jacksonville Jaguars running back James Robinson & on Wednesday afternoon, the Chicago Bears sending defensive end Robert Quinn to the undefeated Philadelphia Eagles.
Charles Robinson, Charles McDonald and Jori Epstein kick off this week's podcast discussing the latter two moves, if the NFC teams are in an arms race ahead of next Tuesday's trade deadline and some other possible trade candidates such as Brandin Cooks, Elijah Moore, Roquan Smith and Laremy Tunsil.
Later in the show, the crew discusses Bill Belichick's strange handling of quarterbacks Mac Jones and Bailey Zappe and the Indianapolis Colts' decision to bench QB Matt Ryan for sophomore passer Sam Ehlinger.
Closing out the episode, Charles, Charles & Jori share a few embarrassing Halloween stories.
0:25 Philadelphia Eagles acquire DE Robert Quinn from Chicago Bears
6:20 New York Jets trade for RB James Robinson from Jacksonville Jaguars
10:15 Other trade candidates: Roquan Smith, Elijah Moore, Laremy Tunsil, Brandin Cooks & if Green Bay should trade for Cooks
22:05 Bill Belichick's troublesome handling of the Bailey Zappe/Mac Jones situation
39:25 Indianapolis Colts bench Matt Ryan for Sam Ehlinger
53:25 New Orleans Saints continue to start Andy Dalton; Russell Wilson's plane exercise routine
58:40 Embarrassing Halloween stories
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The top two vote getters in the 2021 NFL MVP race are in trouble. Aaron Rodgers & Tom Brady lost again this weekend as the Green Bay Packers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers both fell to 3-4 as their teams near the halfway mark of the season. Charles Robinson & Frank Schwab kick off the Sunday night podcast with a question that needs to be legitimately asked at this point: are Rodgers and Brady hitting a wall?
After discussing the free fall in Tampa & Green Bay, the guys discuss Kansas City's blowout of the San Francisco 49ers, who traded for Christian McCaffrey on Thursday night & the New York Giants winning yet again on a surprisingly multi-faceted performance from Daniel Jones.
Charles & Frank react to all of Sunday's games on the episode including the return of Tua Tagovailoa in a win for the Miami Dolphins, the Seattle Seahawks elevating themselves atop the NFC West, the Cincinnati Bengals returning to their 2021 offensive juggernaut status and another offensively-challenged loss for the Denver Broncos.
0:25 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 3, Carolina Panthers 21
12:05 Green Bay Packers 21, Washington Commanders 23
20:05 Kansas City Chiefs 44, San Francisco 49ers 23
28:45 New York Giants 23, Jacksonville Jaguars 17
36:45 Detroit Lions 6, Dallas Cowboys 24
40:35 Pittsburgh Steelers 10, Miami Dolphins 16
43:35 Seattle Seahawks 37, Los Angeles Chargers 23
51:00 Cleveland Browns 20, Baltimore Ravens 23
53:50 Atlanta Falcons 17, Cincinnati Bengals 35
56:30 New York Jets 16, Denver Broncos 9
64:50 Indianapolis Colts 10, Tennessee Titans 19
66:45 Houston Texans 20, Las Vegas Raiders 38
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When you get all the NFL owners in one room (minus lightning rod Dan Snyder), the pressure is bound to boil over when you have that collection of money, ego & power. Such was the case on Tuesday as multiple NFL owner feuds spilled out and generated some spicy headlines.
Charles Robinson is joined by Charles McDonald and Jori Epstein, who was at these owner meetings in New York this week, to discuss the fireworks coming from the semi-annual meetup of the league's top powers. First, Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay spoke out against Washington Commanders owner Dan Snyder, insisting that, "there [is] merit to removing [Snyder]." Next, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones reportedly lashed out at New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft, insisting, "don't f**k with me," over a potential extension for commissioner Roger Goodell.
Later in the podcast, Jori & the two Charles' chat about two QB controversies coming out of Week 6 in Tampa Bay Buccaneers QB Tom Brady skipping Saturday walkthroughs to attend the aforementioned Robert Kraft's wedding & Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rodgers' public plea to "simplify" the offense.
Finally, the crew closes out the show discussing the trade market for Carolina Panthers running back Christian McCaffrey & debates the reason for the precipitous drop in scoring this season.
0:20 Jim Irsay publically implies Dan Snyder could be removed as Washington Commanders owner
8:30 Jerry Jones warns Robert Kraft over possible Roger Goodell extension
21:30 Tom Brady skips Buccaneers Saturday walkthrough to attend Robert Kraft's wedding
28:15 Aaron Rodgers' latest complaints about the Packers offense
43:45 What is Christian McCaffrey's trade value and what teams are interested?
55:50 Why has scoring and offense been so low this season?
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Charles Robinson & Frank Schwab are back for their weekly Sunday night NFL recap. Leading things off, the guys start the show with Jalen Hurts & the Philadelphia Eagles staying undefeated against the division rival Dallas Cowboys. While falling to 4-2 isn't ideal for Dallas, it was ironically a positive loss for them as they look forward to bringing Dak Prescott back from thumb surgery as early as next weekend.
Charles & Frank also discuss the Buffalo Bills' revenge over their recent bully, the Kansas City Chiefs. Josh Allen looks like he may be the best QB in football and this 24-20 win might just be the difference between hosting an AFC championship game in upstate New York vs. western Missouri.
The guys also revel in the two other New York wins, with the Jets handily taking down the Green Bay Packers in Lambeau Field, while the Giants held off the Baltimore Ravens at home in MetLife Stadium.
Stick around through the entire show as Charles & Frank recap all of the Sunday Week 6 games in a head-scratching weekend that seemingly left half of the teams with a 3-3 record.
0:25 Dallas Cowboys 17, Philadelphia Eagles 26
6:30 Buffalo Bills 24, Kansas City Chiefs 20
16:25 New York Jets 27, Green Bay Packers 10
22:45 Baltimore Ravens 20, New York Giants 24
29:20 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 18, Pittsburgh Steelers 20
34:35 New England Patriots 38, Cleveland Browns 15
40:25 San Francisco 49ers 14, Atlanta Falcons 28
43:30 Cincinnati Bengals 30, New Orleans Saints 26
46:40 Jacksonville Jaguars 27, Indianapolis Colts 34
51:35 Minnesota Vikings 24, Miami Dolphins 16
56:10 Carolina Panthers 10, Los Angeles Rams 24
59:30 Arizona Cardinals 9, Seattle Seahawks 19
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Two Monday Night Football games. Two very different instances of a player shoving a non-player to the ground, resulting in legal action. That was the scene for the second week in a row, this time coming out of Kansas City where Las Vegas Raiders WR Davante Adams shoved a photographer to the ground following the team's 29-30 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.
Charles Robinson & Jori Epstein kick off this mid-week podcast reacting to the grey area of this case, Adams' remorse, the role of on-field media personnel & what punishments, if any, may fall to the Raiders receiver.
They also discuss the Carolina Panthers firing head coach Matt Rhule, how Matthew Stafford almost became a Panther in the spring of 2021 and Washington Commanders head coach Ron Rivera criticizing QB Carson Wentz.
Jori does a deep dive on New England Patriots QB Bailey Zappe's circuitous road to an NFL starting job, how the fourth round passer has an opportunity to steal Mac Jones' job in the short-term and why Bill Belichick of all people seems to be encouraging it!
Charles & Jori close out the show taking an extended look at Sunday night's matchup between the Dallas Cowboys & Philadelphia Eagles.
Shoutout to Jori's book: The Upstander: How Surviving the Holocaust Sparked Max Glauben's Mission to Dismantle Hate
3:00 Fallout from Davante Adams' shove of an on-field photographer
15:20 Why the NFL likely won't legislate away the current rash of roughing the passer penalties
28:15 Matt Rhule fired by Carolina Panthers, David Tepper's ownership & what if Matthew Stafford were a Panther?
45:40 Ron Rivera openly criticizes Carson Wentz
50:45 The rise of Bailey Zappe in New England & Bill Belichick's support
61:05 Previewing Dallas Cowboys @ Philadelphia Eagles
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When it comes to game-winning field goals, Justin Tucker is automatic. What else can you say? It's what Charles Robinson & Frank Schwab have to say to kick off Sunday evening's podcast. The Baltimore Ravens took charge of the AFC North over the former division champion Cincinnati Bengals thanks to the leg of Tucker on Sunday Night Football.
Charles & Frank react to that game, the three impressive NFC East wins from Dallas, New York & Philadelphia, the Los Angeles Rams looking completely lost at home & the Minnesota Vikings earning their topsy-turvy fourth win of the season on tonight's podcast.
0:20 Cincinnati Bengals 17, Baltimore Ravens 19
13:15 Dallas Cowboys 22, Los Angeles Rams, 10
20:25 New York Giants 27, Green Bay Packers 22
24:35 Chicago Bears 22, Minnesota Vikings 29
28:00 Philadelphia Eagles 20, Arizona Cardinals 17
32:20 Miami Dolphins 17, NY Jets 40
37:20 Detroit Lions 0, New England Patriots 29
42:20 Pittsburgh Steelers 3, Buffalo Bills 38
47:15 LA Chargers 30, Cleveland Browns 28
50:15 Seattle Seahawks 32, New Orleans 39
52:30 Tennessee Titans 21, Washington Commanders 17
54:35 Atlanta Falcons 15, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 21
58:30 San Francisco 49ers 37, Carolina Panthers 15
60:45 Houston Texans 13, Jacksonville Jaguars 6
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The biggest hit on Monday night's game between the Los Angeles Rams & San Francisco 49ers wasn't recorded in the official stat sheet. During a stoppage in play, Rams LB Bobby Wagner tackled a protester who had made his way onto the field in what at first was a viral moment for NFL Twitter. On Wednesday, TMZ reported that the protester has now filed assault charges against Wagner. Yahoo's Charles Robinson & Charles McDonald kick off the podcast discussing the wild twists of this story, if you assume risk of being decked by an NFL player when you run on a field or if Bobby Wagner was out of line for taking the agitator down.
There was also a game on Monday night, in which the Rams lost to San Francisco 24-9. The guys try to diagnose what is wrong with the defending Super Bowl champs this year.
Later in the show, Robinson & McDonald analyze the latest in Tom Brady's off-the-field issues as reports indicate he may be getting divorced, Seattle Seahawk Geno Smith's late-career resurgence, why the Atlanta Falcons should think about starting Desmond Ridder over Marcus Mariota & which overlooked WR the Baltimore Ravens should trade for.
Finally, the guys close out the show previewing a trio of key Week 5 games.
0:25 Bobby Wagner tackles protestor on MNF, who later files assault charges
9:05 What is wrong with the LA Rams?
21:05 Tom Brady's marriage
31:00 Geno Smith's late-career resurgence
39:15 Why the Falcons should start Desmond Ridder
49:10 One fake Baltimore Ravens WR trade
57:30 Dallas Cowboys @ Los Angeles Rams preview
61:45 Philadelphia Eagles @ Arizona Cardinals preview
66:05 Cincinnati Bengals @ Baltimore Ravens preview
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Charles Robinson & Frank Schwab kick off the Sunday night episode not by looking at the day's slate of games, but by rewinding to the scary scene in Cincinnati on Thursday night, where Miami Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa suffered a scary concussion. Tagovailoa's injury on Thursday night reignited a conversation around player safety that Charles argues played a major effect on Sunday's slate of games.
After discussing the large shadow Thursday Night Football cast over the weekend & how the league will next address player safety, the guys dive into the rest of Sunday's games: from Kansas City's thorough handling of Tampa Bay, Buffalo's comeback in Baltimore, the Green Bay Packers needing an entire overtime period to handle New England 3rd stringer Bailey Zappe and more.
0:20 How Tua Tagovailoa's concussion loomed over Sunday's games
10:00 Kansas City Chiefs 41, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 31
19:10 Jacksonville Jaguars 21, Philadelphia Eagles 29
24:20 Buffalo Bills 23, Baltimore Ravens 20
31:35 New York Jets 24, Pittsburgh Steelers 20
36:35 New England Patriots 24, Green Bay Packers 27 (OT)
44:05 Chicago Bears 13, New York Giants 20
47:30 Denver Broncos 23, Las Vegas Raiders 32
51:20 Los Angeles Chargers 34, Houston Texans 24
52:50 Tennessee Titans 24, Indianapolis Colts 17
54:40 Seattle Seahawks 48, Detroit Lions 45
57:20 Washington Commanders 10, Dallas Cowboys 25
60:50 Minnesota Vikings 28, New Orleans Saints 25
62:30 Cleveland Browns 20, Atlanta Falcons 23
63:45 Arizona Cardinals 26, Carolina Panthers 16
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Charles Robinson welcomes back Yahoo's newest NFL reporters in Charles McDonald and Jori Epstein to the Wednesday podcast. They kick off the festivities with the end of another festivity: indeed, the Pro Bowl is no more. The crew discusses if this is good for the game as well as the news that Rihanna would be headlining next February's Super Bowl halftime show.
Later in the podcast, Jori reports from Dallas where there may or may not be serious QB competition between undefeated Cowboys backup Cooper Rush and Dak Prescott, the latter of which is still recovering from a thumb surgery. Does Jerry Jones actually intend to fan the flames of controversy here or is it all just bluster from the NFL's greatest showman.
Next, the trio turn their attention towards Miami Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa and Philadelphia Eagles QB Jalen Hurts. Both have their teams undefeated after Week 3 and respectively lead the NFL in many passing statistics. Our hosts discuss what it means for the Dolphins and Eagles to be seemingly out of the QB wilderness now that Tua & Jalen are seemingly making the leap to stardom.
Afterwards, the group closes out the podcast discussing how the QB class of 2021 (Trevor Lawrence, Zach Wilson, Trey Lance, Justin Fields, Mac Jones & Davis Mills) is decimated with injury and uncertainty just 20 games into their young careers.
Finally, the podcast is closed out with a discussion of five key Week 4 games to keep an eye on this weekend.
0:40 End of the Pro Bowl & Rhianna secures Super Bowl halftime show
14:45 Cooper Rush vs. Dak Prescott in Dallas' QB non-competition
28:45 Tua Tagovailoa & Jalen Hurts lifting fortunes of Miami Dolphins & Philadelphia Eagles
43:50 QB class of '21 struggling, who aside from Lawrence can be successful?
59:10 Week 4 games: MIA @ CIN, BUF @ BAL, JAX @ PHI, KC @ TB, LAR @ SF
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Charles Robinson & Frank Schwab kick off the Sunday night podcast with a heated discussion of the 11-10 Denver Broncos win over the San Francisco 49ers. It was an ugly game with a boatload of punting & some encouraging signs from Nathaniel Hackett's coaching, but a game where one can't help but ask what is wrong with the Broncos offense?
Later, Charles & Frank discuss Miami holding on to stay undefeated against Buffalo, Lamar Jackson shredding the Patriots defense, Indianapolis earning their first win of the season against the Chiefs, the Jaguars' dominance over the Chargers and the rest of the games from Week 3.
0:20 San Francisco @ Denver
16:10 Buffalo @ Miami
25:05 Green Bay @ Tampa Bay
30:30 Kansas City @ Indianapolis
35:00 Baltimore @ New England
40:20 Jacksonville @ LA Chargers
46:00 Detroit @ Minnesota
48:55 Las Vegas @ Tennessee
52:05 LA Rams @ Arizona
54:35 Cincinnati @ NY Jets
57:35 Philadelphia @ Washington
62:10 Atlanta @ Seattle
63:30 Houston @ Chicago
66:55 New Orleans @ Carolina
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Charles Robinson is excited to be joined by the two newest Yahoos on the NFL beat: Charles McDonald & Jori Epstein. Charles, Charles & Jori kick off the podcast introducing themselves to the Yahoo audience & reacting to the news out of Baltimore where QB Lamar Jackson was seen with a protective sleeve on his right arm and did not participate in throwing drills during Wednesday's practice.
The trio devote the rest of the episode to the slate of undefeated and winless teams coming out of Week 2. Which 2-0 teams are for real and which of the four 0-2 teams have the best chance to bounce back?
0:15 Welcoming Charles McDonald & Jori Epstein to Yahoo Sports
6:20 Concern over Lamar Jackson's throwing arm
16:45 Miami Dolphins
23:05 Buffalo Bills
28:05 Kansas City Chiefs
32:25 New York Giants
35:55 Philadelphia Eagles
45:50 Tampa Bay Buccaneers
51:10 Tennessee Titans & Cincinnati Bengals
54:50 Atlanta Falcons & Carolina Panthers
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Charles Robinson & Frank Schwab kick off the Sunday night podcast reacting to Trey Lance's unfortunate ankle injury that will sideline him for the remainder of the season, Tua Tagovailoa's ascendant performance against Lamar Jackson's Baltimore Ravens & the utterly bizarre Tampa Bay/New Orleans game that saw two players get ejected and a poor Microsoft Surface tablet destroyed at the hands of the GOAT Tom Brady.
Later, the guys run through the rest of Sunday's 13 matchups including the Detroit Lions putting up another huge offensive game, more tales of woe from Broncos coach Nathaniel Hackett & Joe Flacco of all people pulling out a win for the Jets against the Cleveland Browns.
0:20 Seattle Seahawks @ San Francisco 49ers
15:50 Miami Dolphins @ Baltimore Ravens
23:15 Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ New Orleans Saints
28:55 Washington Commanders @ Detroit Lions
32:25 Houston Texans @ Denver Broncos
41:25 Arizona Cardinals @ Las Vegas Raiders
46:40 Cincinnati Bengals @ Dallas Cowboys
51:10 Indianapolis Colts @ Jacksonville Jaguars
55:20 New York Jets @ Cleveland Browns
60:00 Atlanta Falcons @ Los Angeles Rams
62:45 Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers
64:05 New England Patriots @ Pittsburgh Steelers
66:25 Carolina Panthers @ New York Giants
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After years of denials, the truth may be finally catching up to former Green Bay Packers QB Brett Favre. Charles Robinson welcomes former NFL safety Tank Williams onto the podcast, kicking off the conversation with the recent text messages that implicate Favre in a plan to divert federal welfare funds towards building a new volleyball stadium at Southern Miss. Charles explains that this is yet another element in a large mosaic of questionable behavior from Favre, whose career should be looked at in a more skeptical light.
Later in the podcast, the guys talk about coach Nathaniel Hackett's dubious game management at the end of Monday's Denver Broncos loss to the Seattle Seahawks, the Dallas Cowboys & Pittsburgh Steelers handling the injuries of Dak Prescott & T.J. Watt in wildly different fashions and close out the episode previewing a handful of key Week 2 games.
0:55 Brett Favre scandal
20:45 Denver Broncos MNF loss
29:20 Dallas Cowboys rushing Dak Prescott back from injury
39:10 Pittsburgh Steelers approach to T.J. Watt injury
43:45 Los Angeles Chargers @ Kansas City Chiefs preview
48:15 Miami Dolphins @ Baltimore Ravens preview
51:45 Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ New Orleans Saints preview
54:55 Minnesota Vikings @ Philadelphia Eagles preview
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Charles Robinson & Frank Schwab kick off the 2022 edition of the Sunday night freestyle from none other than AT&T Stadium, where the Dallas Cowboys were served two major Ls on Sunday night. If the 19-3 drubbing from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers wasn't enough, a hand injury to Dak Prescott added injury to the insult, with the team's lead play caller expected to miss multiple weeks following an upcoming surgery.
The guys run through all 14 of Sunday's games including Green Bay's not-quite surprising loss to the Vikings in Minneapolis, Cincinnati's nail-biting OT loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers, a Kansas City blowout in Arizona and more.
0:20 Tampa Bay @ Dallas
12:50 Pittsburgh @ Cincinnati
18:00 Green Bay @ Minnesota
24:05 Las Vegas @ Los Angeles Chargers
26:45 San Francisco @ Chicago
30:35 Philadelphia @ Detroit
36:15 Cleveland @ Carolina
40:50 New Orleans @ Atlanta
45:00 Kansas City @ Arizona
47:10 New England @ Miami
50:10 Washington @ Jacksonville
52:40 New York Giants @ Tennessee
56:00 Baltimore @ New York Jets
58:35 Indianapolis @ Houston
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The 2022 NFL season is finally a little more than 24 hours away and Charles Robinson is joined by Frank Schwab to make some extremely early and unscientific predictions ahead of Thursday night's kickoff in Los Angeles between the Rams and Bills.
After starting off the podcast with the news that Kenny Pickett will start his NFL career in Pittsburgh as a backup for now, the guys dive into predicting some of the big end-of-season awards categories for this season. Who are Frank & Charles' MVP, rookie of the year & coach of the year picks? Tune in to find out.
They close out the pod selecting their 8 division winners for the 2022 season & sharing their Super Bowl winner picks before diving into a handful of the marquee games from Week 1.
0:20 Steelers name Mitchell Trubisky Week 1 starter
5:40 MVP predictions
14:15 Offensive player of the year predictions
18:15 Defensive player of the year predictions
22:15 Offensive rookie of the year predictions
27:30 Defensive rookie of the year predictions
30:50 Coach of the year predictions
36:40 Who will be the first coach fired?
43:55 Division winner & Super Bowl predictions
1:02:40 Favorite Week 1 games
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On Thursday, Denver Broncos QB Russell Wilson signed a massive 5-year extension with the club to stay with the team through 2028 — all before he took his first snap. Charles Robinson & Frank Schwab discuss what the $245 million contract means for Denver, his former team the Seattle Seahawks & the class of young QBs about to sign new extensions of their own: Lamar Jackson, Joe Burrow & Justin Herbert.
Later in the podcast, Charles talks about the disappointing run of Las Vegas Raiders first round picks, culminating in the squad cutting OL Alex Leatherwood earlier this week. For the rest of the show, the guys preview the twelve teams of the NFC North, NFC South & AFC South.
1:10 Russell Wilson extension in Denver & the state of elite QB contracts
20:45 Alex Leatherwood & Raiders' history with 1st round draft picks
26:50 NFC North – Green Bay Packers, Chicago Bears, Detroit Lions, Minnesota Vikings
42:00 NFC South – Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Atlanta Falcons, New Orleans Saints, Carolina Panthers
51:40 AFC South – Jacksonville Jaguars, Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts, Tennessee Titans
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After the summer of endless speculation, Jimmy Garoppolo is...staying in San Francisco for the time being. The divisively reliable QB restructured his deal with the 49ers and likely at least start the year as the team's backup behind Trey Lance. Charles Robinson & Frank Schwab kick off today's podcast discussing what this means for Lance, Garoppolo and the 49ers organization as a whole that they are employing the league's highest paid backup.
Next, Charles & Frank discuss Tom Brady's recent press conference in Tampa Bay, where he uncovered a rarely-seen part of his personality; an emotionally raw glimpse into the inner workings of the future Hall of Famer.
In the remainder of the show, the guys preview the eight teams that comprise the AFC East & West: why there are few signs of optimism coming out of New England, why the Jets are poised to waste another year of Zach Wilson's youth, why the Chargers are poised to correct the franchise's cursed attempts at glory & if the Chiefs' defensive roster can keep their high-powered offense in games and more.
0:20 Jimmy Garoppolo restructures contract in San Francisco
10:30 Tom Brady's revealing press conference
21:45 Buffalo Bills
29:15 New England Patriots
33:55 Miami Dolphins
38:30 New York Jets
48:15 Las Vegas Raiders
52:05 Los Angeles Chargers
57:50 Denver Broncos
63:05 Kansas City Chiefs
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The NFL world caught fire on Thursday afternoon after reports and video of a massive brawl breaking out at joint practice between the Los Angeles Rams and Cincinnati Bengals. Most notably, the video shows Aaron Donald swinging a helmet (or two) at opposing players in the middle of the scrum.
Charles Robinson & Frank Schwab kick off the podcast reacting to the wild video and discussing what the league's options are in the grey area of practice fights, where historically there is very little precedent for players earning suspensions.
Later in the episode, the guys talk about the injury to Dallas Cowboys LT Tyron Smith & Jerry Jones' oddly pervasive optimism, despite signs that yet another Cowboys season is headed down the wrong track.
For the remainder of the episode, Charles & Frank spend time deconstructing the NFC East and NFC West divisions and previewing their thoughts on each team as we approach two weeks until the kickoff of Week 1.
0:20 Aaron Donald and the Rams/Bengals fight
10:40 Dallas Cowboys lose OT Tyron Smith
21:40 Philadelphia Eagles
27:50 New York Giants
30:45 Washington Commanders
39:50 Seattle Seahawks
44:05 Los Angeles Rams
48:35 San Francisco 49ers
56:15 Arizona Cardinals
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Charles Robinson is joined by Frank Schwab for a look around the league, starting off with Tom Brady's return from an 11-day excused absence and the ridiculous rumors that he may have been appearing on The Masked Singer. The guys debate the true meaning of Brady's time away and how this is all likely the opening beats to Tom Brady's final year.
Later in the show, Charles & Frank talk about Kayvon Thibodeaux's injury during a preseason game & how it re-ignited a league-wide debate about cut blocks. They also have some final words on Deshaun Watson's 11-game suspension and why the league settled with him. Closing out the podcast, they discuss the suddenly wide-open AFC North, why the Baltimore Ravens can bounce back and why a Kenny Pickett-led run to the playoffs for the Pittsburgh Steelers isn't completely out of the question.
0:15 Tom Brady absence and return to Tampa
19:40 Kayvon Thibodeaux's controversial injury
30:15 Final thoughts on Deshaun Watson's suspension
37:15 Baltimore Ravens outlook and Lamar Jackson contract
43:00 Cleveland Browns and Cincinnati Bengals outlook
46:40 Pittsburgh Steelers outlook
51:55 General AFC talk
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After opening the podcast with an update on Deshaun Watson, Charles Robinson is joined on this week's podcast by NBC's Michael Smith, who has recently been announced as an analyst for Prime Video's coverage of Thursday Night Football. Charles & Michael talk about their decades of friendship in the NFL journalism space and Michael's career journey from ESPN to NBC and his upcoming work for Amazon. (7:55)
Michael joins from Patriots/Panthers joint practice in Foxboro, Massachusetts, where Michael reports on the handful of fights that have broken out at camp & Charles weighs in on the fresh start for the offense under OC Ben McAdoo and Baker Mayfield. (28:43)
Closing out the episode, Charles & Michael discuss a few of the recent preseason injuries, highlighted by the partial meniscus tear suffered by New York Jets QB Zach Wilson. Michael laments Wilson's situation and fears that Wilson & Bears QB Justin Fields may suffer similar fates to star-crossed Carolina QBs Baker Mayfield and Sam Darnold. (38:20)
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Training camps are underway across the country and for some teams, there is much to worry about already. One thing we don't have to worry about is whether or not Dan Campbell will be a compelling character on HBO's Hard Knocks. With one episode in the books, it's clear he'll be biting kneecaps into our hearts all summer long.
Charles Robinson is joined on today's podcast by Yahoo's Frank Schwab and Tyler Greenawalt. First, Charles & Frank discuss why folks (including them) are somewhat high on the Detroit Lions this season. Later Charles explains where the NFL, NFLPA and the Cleveland Browns currently stand awaiting the results of the appeal to Deshaun Watson's six-game suspension. Lastly, they create a "preseason worry index" and chat about 5 teams who should be experiencing different levels of worry on the eve of preseason.
Afterwards, Charles is joined by Yahoo Sports' resident New York Jets expert Tyler Greenawalt to discuss the rollercoaster offseason for gang green: from their massive draft haul, to the injury to Mekhi Becton, to Zach Wilson's mature handling of the New York media amid one sensational off-field story (you know which one).
DETROIT LIONS & HARD KNOCKS (1:30)
WATSON SUSPENSION & BROWNS OUTLOOK (10:50)
SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS (24:30)
PITTSBURGH STEELERS (33:15)
CHICAGO BEARS (36:00)
TENNESSEE TITANS (44:15)
NEW YORK JETS (47:55)
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Monday & Tuesday saw two long-awaited punishments get delivered in the league as first, independent arbitrator Sue Robinson levied a 6-game suspension at Cleveland Browns QB Deshaun Watson and later, the NFL took away a future 1st and 3rd round pick from the Miami Dolphins who were found to have been tampering in order to acquire Tom Brady and Sean Payton.
Charles Robinson discusses those two major developments and more on the latest podcast. First he speaks with The Athletic's Arif Hasan about Miami's punishment & the league's casual dismissal of tanking games before diving into Arif's expertise: the Minnesota Vikings. They talk about the new blood atop the organization in rookie head coach Kevin O'Connell & new GM Kewsi Adofo-Mensah & Kirk Cousins' future with the team.
Next, he speaks with Dallas Cowboys beat reporter Jori Epstein of USA Today. Charles & Jori talk about what could happen next with the NFL's upcoming decision whether or not to appeal Deshaun Watson's suspension, if the Cowboys' culture is strained by Jerry Jones' split roles in the organization & whether Dak Prescott was more injured than we thought last season. (34:25)
Finally, Charles rings up Broncos insider Mike Klis of 9 News Denver to talk about the immediate fallout from Tim Patrick's ACL tear, the flood of new energy coming into the building with a new owner, QB, coach and GM all stepping into the organization within 18 months and why even a 10-win season from the Broncos could make them a scary team to play in January. (1:02:40)
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Charles Robinson's 2022 training camp tour is under way on the west coast & he's joined by two local beat reporters from Las Vegas and Los Angeles to go more in depth in two of this seasons' most intriguing teams.
First, Charles welcomes The Athletic's Tashan Reed onto the podcast to talk about the Raiders, their blockbuster addition of Davante Adams, the transition into the Josh McDaniels era & why bolstering the offensive line will be the key to success for Vegas if they want to have success this year in an absolutely stacked AFC West.
In the second half of the show, Charles is joined by Jourdan Rodrigue of The Athletic to get some insight into the reigning Super Bowl champion Los Angeles Rams: why this team is primed for a repeat title, how Jalen Ramsey is becoming a leader on and off the field and why Allen Robinson is primed for a huge season after gelling this summer with Matthew Stafford & Cooper Kupp.
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Charles Robinson & Dan Wetzel are back after last week's NFC preview podcast to chat about the sixteen team of the AFC as 2022 training camps are set to kick off this week, but not before chatting about Washington Commanders owner Dan Snyder, his methodical skirting of a congressional subpoena and the Twitter account tracking his yacht.
Moving to their preseason conference preview: did the Kansas City Chiefs do enough to maintain an advantage in the AFC West? Are we sleeping on the Las Vegas Raiders? Could training camp starts before Sue Robinson issues a Deshaun Watson verdict? And do we know anything about the Jacksonville Jaguars, or was the fog of Urban Meyer obscuring a sneakily interesting team that could be frisky in 2022?
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NFL training camps kick off in just a few days, so Charles Robinson returns from his summer hiatus to preview the storylines he's thinking about as the 2022 preseason draws closer each day.
Today Charles is joined by Yahoo's Dan Wetzel as they focus on the sixteen teams of the NFC, but not before a potentially NSFW dive into the drama surrounding New York Jets quarterback Zach Wilson. Don't know what we're talking about. Listen to the show & just Google it.
For the remainder of the episode, the guys talk about the key storylines they're focusing on for each NFC team: can Baker Mayfield save the Carolina Panthers' coaching staff? Is Mike McCarthy on the hot seat in Dallas? Can the Los Angeles Rams repeat? Is Justin Fields any good? Charles & Dan answer those questions and more on today's podcast.
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The NFL offseason is about to enter its final lull between the end of OTAs in June and the start of training camps in July. Charles Robinson is joined by Yahoo's Frank Schwab to run through the eleven most compelling offseason questions that still remain unanswered as we enter this period.
Will Congress do something about Dan Snyder? Will we see trades for Baker Mayfield and Jimmy Garoppolo? How long will Deshaun Watson's punishment be? Who will be calling plays for the New England Patriots? The guys attempt to answer all those and more as the podcast heads into a brief summer hiatus before the NFL season is upon us.
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Charles Robinson welcomes EPSN's Jeremy Fowler onto the podcast with more news from the Cleveland Browns QB situation, as the team excused Baker Mayfield from mandatory minicamp while no movement seems likely yet on a trade for Mayfield to Carolina or Seattle.
Next, Charles & Jeremy discuss three top-tier WRs who are all expecting major contracts this offseason: Seattle's D.K. Metcalf, San Francisco's Deebo Samuel & Los Angeles' Cooper Kupp. While Metcalf skips his teams OTAs to wait for a new deal, the guys discuss where all three contract negotiations stand. (12:35)
Keeping it with the Rams, Charles & Jeremy react to Aaron Donald's massive contract restructure and how it could reshape roster construction for years to come. (26:30)
Moving back to the Browns' QB woes, Charles explains how recent reporting from the New York Times is adding complications to the league's wait on a punishment for Deshaun Watson. (34:50)
Closing out the show, Charles discusses the sale of the Denver Broncos to Wal-Mart heir Rob Walton for $4.65 billion (47:50) and Jeremy talks about the six sophomore QBs heading into 2022 and how various league sources see their growth in year two. (56:45)
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Charles Robinson is joined by Dan Wetzel to perform a full forensic breakdown of the fight everyone in pro sports is talking about. MLB stars Mike Trout, Joc Pederson, and Tommy Pham are embroiled in a fantasy football feud... something we all can relate to.
Cleveland Browns QB Deshaun Watson is now up to 23 civil lawsuits. Dan and Charles debate what the NFL will do with the cases continuing to add up. Could we see a full-year suspension for Watson?
Super Bowl champion Aaron Donald recently stated he is at "peace" with the prospect of retiring. Is this just a play for a bigger contract? The guys also discuss the newly released Madden cover before pitching a mean Family Feud show idea...
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We open this week's podcast with heavy hearts after the tragic massacre at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas. Charles Robinson is joined by Yahoo Sports' Shalise Manza Young and do their best to wrap their minds around another senseless mass shooting in America.
Diving into football, Charles & Shalise discuss two topics coming out of Nevada. First, Colin Kaepernick participated in a very real workout for the Las Vegas Raiders today. We explain why even if Kaepernick isn't in silver & black this fall, this workout could open the floodgates for other teams to come calling. (13:45)
Next, they discuss the hearing today in former Raiders coach Jon Gruden's suit against the NFL. Charles explains why the NFL took a pair of legal Ls in this court proceeding. (24:45)
Afterwards, Shalise discusses the number of diversity initiatives the NFL launched this week and how they seem like an acknowledgement of the Brian Flores lawsuit. (30:00)
Later, Charles & Shalise discuss the conflicting reports about NFL owners being unhappy with Daniel Snyder, possibly to the point of getting enough votes to oust him from the league. (36:15)
Wrapping up the first conversation, they try to come up with ideas to fix the Pro Bowl after Roger Goodell made a statement earlier in the week portending its demise. (42:40)
Finally, Charles welcomes San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle onto the show to talk about the second year of Tight End University, Deebo Samuel's contract status, Mike McDaniel leaving for the Miami Dolphins and the never ending QB controversy in the Bay Area. (57:10)
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Thursday was not without its fair share of college football fireworks that couldn't help but bleed into today's NFL podcast. Charles Robinson is joined by Yahoo's Dan Wetzel (host of the College Football Enquirer) to react to the explosive comments from Alabama's Nick Saban and Texas A&M's Jimbo Fisher about the state of college football.
Later, Charles digs into the latest around Cleveland Browns QB Deshaun Watson and what all signs point to as an impending decision regarding his status for the 2022 season. Charles explains why we may not have to wait much longer to discover if he'll be suspended & highlights the scenarios in which Baker Mayfield could stay on the Browns roster this season. (23:50)
Moving into the broadcasting world, Charles & Dan later discuss Monday Night Football adding flex scheduling and three total double-headers to their slate starting with the 2023 season. They also chat about two former New Orleans Saints passing by each other as ships in the night of TV football analysis as Drew Brees appears to have been one-and-done at NBC while Sean Payton has reportedly joined the ranks at FOX. (36:10)
The guys close out the podcast discussing Green Bay Packers CB Jaire Alexander's new monster contract, why defensive back money is exploding now and the next position group that will have a $30 million dollar man. (50:05)
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On Thursday evening, the NFL released the schedule for the 2022 season. Even though we knew the matchups way in advance, it was finally great to see when some marquee matchups would occur and what the primetime slate would be — and from the looks of it, the schedule does not disappoint.
Charles Robinson is joined by Yahoo's Frank Schwab and Eric Edholm to take a look at the 10 games they're looking forward to most in 2022. Before they get into all the schedule talk, the guys briefly take a few league stories for a spin, including Denver Broncos WR Jerry Jeudy's domestic violence arrest, the Jacksonville Jaguars taking an L on first overall pick Travon Walker's rookie contract, Bill Belichick holding a competition for offensive play calling duties in New England & the mayor of Dallas pleading for an second team to move to north Texas.
In the second half of the show, the guys break down their favorite games from the 2022 slate, including a Chiefs/Buccaneers Super Bowl LV rematch, a high-octane Bills/Rams Thursday nighter to kick off the season, Deshaun Watson's Week 3 opportunity to make a statement against the Steelers & a sneaky-interesting Jets/Jaguars game that will show how the sophomore QBs are faring in year two.
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It's nice to have your next job lined up before you leave your current one. Especially if that job pays $37.5 million per year Tom Brady's next gig as lead analyst for FOX — whenever he decides to hang up the cleats.
Charles Robinson is joined by Wall Street Journal's Andrew Beaton to react to this morning's mind blowing report that TB12 will be heading to the booth for some serious change that is sure to change the landscape of the television talent market and potentially lure some others like Peyton Manning, Russell Wilson and more into television if they can approach a payout like Brady's.
Next, Charles & Andrew discuss the recent news out of Las Vegas, where interim team president Dan Ventrelle was fired for whistleblowing on alleged workplace misconduct within the Raiders organization. With another ownership controversy in the news this offseason, will Roger Goodell's legacy be errant owner behavior?
Wrapping up the podcast, the guys chat about Andrew's hometown New York Jets and Giants, and how both franchises hope they are on the path to turn around their recent years of bad performance.
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Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has had a wild week. First, he accidentally leaked the first 34 picks on Dallas' draft board, opening up the rare glimpse into a team's scouting process. On Wednesday, he got into a minor auto accident and was briefly hospitalized. Charles Robinson is joined by Dan Wetzel to check in on the NFL's most eccentric and infamous owner and why the aforementioned draft leak is so interesting.
Next, they chat about New England Patriots head coach/GM Bill Belichick's recent draft, which has been the subject of criticism from sources in and outside of the league. Entering his third year of the post-Brady Pats era, should his responsibilities be limited to just coaching?
In the second half of the show, Charles & Dan discuss:
• Arizona Cardinals WR DeAndre Hopkins receiving a 6 game suspension and how that throws more pressure on Kyler Murray's prove-it fourth season
• Tennessee Titans QB Ryan Tannehill saying it wouldn't be his job to mentor rookie Malik Willis
• Indianapolis Colts QB Matt Ryan throwing some dirt on his former franchise the Atlanta Falcons
• The 2022 slate of international games and the prospect of multiple expansion teams abroad
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Charles Robinson is joined by Yahoo Sports senior draft analyst Eric Edholm for a full recap of the 2022 NFL Draft, including which teams had the best and worst draft classes, and a quick preview of next year's absolutely loaded QB class. The guys also break down the news of Tyrann Mathieu signing with the New Orleans Saints, and they wonder if there is trouble brewing between Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens.
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Charles Robinson and Eric Edholm react to the first round of Thursday night's NFL Draft.
It was hyped as one of the least predictable drafts of all time, and for an hour or so during the middle of the round one, it was. Six wide receivers went off the board in quick succession, while the Philadelphia Eagles traded for A.J. Brown and Arizona Cardinals traded for Marquise Brown. The Pittsburgh Steelers, who were expected to draft a quarterback went with local kid Kenny Pickett while Malik Willis needs to wait another day to hear his name called.
Charles & Eric talk about the two veteran trades, Jets and Lions making big moves and the Packers avoiding wide receivers...again.
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The NFL draft is only 48 hours away and, compared to prior years, there is a lot that is yet to be known about how the first round will play out. Charles Robinson is joined by Underdog Fantasy's Josh Norris, who correctly predicted 16 out of 32 picks in last year's draft, to take one final look at this year's selection.
They work their way through the first ten picks of Thursday night's draft and try to predict how the 2022 class of rookies are delegated out to their new teams. Is the tide turning towards Georgia's Travon Walker as the first overall pick to Jacksonville? What will the New York Jets & Giants each do with their respective pairs of top ten selections? What about the lowly Houston Texans and Atlanta Falcons, who have many needs to fill on their subpar rosters.
The guys also discuss how many QBs will go in round one & what the Green Bay Packers may do to address their wide receiver shortage.
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On Wednesday, ESPN's Jeff Darlington shook up the NFL world, reporting that Deebo Samuel had requested a trade from the San Francisco 49ers. The wideout has been the center of trade speculation all offseason as he is likely to be dealt and/or receive a massive contract extension at a time WR money is exploding throughout league salary caps.
To talk about this situation in depth, Charles Robinson is joined by none other than Jeff Darlington. They chat about where Deebo currently stands with the 49ers, how likely it is he may be dealt, what teams are his main suitors and how this revolution in wide receiver money will likely affect the salary cap for years.
Later, they chat about DK Metcalf and AJ Brown, two other star wideouts who could be in line for a massive payday or a trade. Following that, Charles & Jeff discuss why Kyler Murray seems more likely than not to stay in Arizona.
Finally, the guys circle back to the rumors of Tom Brady's interest in co-owning the Miami Dolphins. Jeff did some research and found the conditions that would allow a team minority owner to also play for said team.
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Charles Robinson is joined by Eric Edholm to break down the 2022 All-Juice team. The late Terez Paylor put together the squad of NFL draft candidates that exemplify effort, attitude, and performance on and off the field and Charles and Eric have picked up the torch to continue the tradition.
The guys have a feeling Terez would have loved this class because it is a football nerd's dream... a lot of talent with not a clear-cut #1 QB. Needless to say, scouts have their work cut out for them. Charles and Eric go position by position and dive into each player and why they made the cut. From the potential first-overall pick Aidan Hutchinson to the loaded undrafted class, this year's All-Juice team has it all. Are we expecting shocking picks and plenty of trades in Las Vegas?
The duo also chats news nuggets off the top including Dallas Cowboys DB Kelvin Joseph's recent involvement with the police and the tragic death of a young man.
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Yesterday, Cleveland Browns QB Baker Mayfield (and his dog) appeared on a podcast to air his grievances against the team that drafted him and still has yet to trade him. In the words of today's guest on this podcast, "shut up!"
Charles Robinson is joined by NFL Network's Jim Trotter to talk about Baker's current sad state of affairs, what his current trade value appears to be and what the former first overall pick can to do save his spiraling career.
Later, Charles & Jim look at Derek Carr's recent three-year extension with the Las Vegas Raiders. With many of the league's top QBs entering a $40 million per year average salary, is $50 million about to be the new $40 million? Also, despite this current spending spree, have the Raiders even made a dent in their ability to compete for a division title in the AFC West?
Afterwards, the guys dive into the ongoing theory linking Tom Brady, the Miami Dolphins, Sean Payton & the Brian Flores lawsuit into a Charlie Kelly-like wall of yarn. As more pieces come together, is the NFL about to investigate itself in a circle proving multiple pieces of the Flores suit to be true?
Finally, the guys spend the latter half the show discussing HBCUs and the NFL draft, why it's difficult for HBCU athletes to make the leap into the NFL, despite standouts like Darius Leonard & the many forces that continue to hold back black athletes and coaches from these schools.
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The football world was shocked over the weekend when Ohio State standout, former first-round pick with Washington and Pittsburgh backup QB Dwayne Haskins was killed after being struck by an automobile in Florida at the age of 24.
Charles Robinson & Eric Edholm open the podcast remembering the short career of Haskins, reflect on the outpouring of love for the player & how the media has covered this tragedy.
Later Charles & Eric stay in Washington as they discuss the latest allegations against the Washington Commanders. On Wednesday the congressional oversight committee tasked with investigating the franchise issued a memo alleging stealing deposits from season ticket holders & misidentifying ticket revenue that should have gone to the league. With the walls closing in on Dan Snyder, will the NFL levy a never-before-seen punishment on the Washington owner?
Afterwards, Charles provides an update on the latest in the 22 civil suits facing new Cleveland Browns QB Deshaun Watson. There will be a moratorium on hearing these cases from August 2022 until March 2023, Charles explains what happens next as this saga is likely to continue into next year and beyond.
Finally, Charles & Eric are joined by former Atlanta Falcons scout Rodrik David, who discusses what it is like inside every NFL war room at this point of the year, what the year-round scouting process is like on college players & shares his thoughts on a number of prospects likely to be selected later in this month's draft.
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The daily NFL soap opera continues with in a way befitting of the Gen Z & Millennial era: with a player removing all mentions of his current team from his Instagram profile. Yes, that's what Deebo Samuel was up to this Thursday, in a move likely to make 49er fans light their hair on fire with anxiety.
Charles Robinson welcomes Yahoo Fantasy expert Matt Harmon onto the podcast to chat about what's going on with Deebo in San Francisco, as he is yet another wide receiver due to receive a monstrous new contract in the coming year.
Charles later dives into new developments spurring out of the Brian Flores lawsuit. First, former Cardinals HC Steve Wilks and Titans DC Ray Horton added their names to the class action suit against the NFL and multiple clubs. Simultaneously, new audio was discovered of former Titans coach Mike Mularkey revealing that his promotion to head coach at the club skirted the league's Rooney Rule.
Another interesting story is the report that the Dolphins may have promised Tom Brady an ownership stake in the team in an apparent move to lure the QB to Miami this offseason in a deal that ultimately never came to pass. Charles explains why he believes the reports.
Finally, the guys turn their focus to the 2022 NFL draft. Matt breaks down his tiers in the wide receiver class & why he believes five wideouts will go in the first round.
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The Washington Commanders continue to make headlines for all the wrong reasons, this time after allegations that the franchise was withholding ticket income from the NFL's revenue sharing program among its 32 clubs. It's just another day in Dan Snyder's Washington.
Charles Robinson welcomes Yahoo's Frank Schwab onto the podcast, kicking off the episode with these latest allegations & why financial improprieties like this could somehow, finally, maybe be the thing that forces Snyder to sell the team.
Next, Charles & Frank talk about some comments New England Patriots owner made about the teams recent postseason performance and successes (or lack thereof) in the draft. Is he firing shots at coach Bill Belichick? And what sort of success should the Patriots realistically expect after the incredible twenty-year run led by Tom Brady? (18:30)
Later, the guys talk about the epic trade between the Philadelphia Eagles and New Orleans Saints that saw eight total future draft picks get swapped. Why are the Saints stockpiling in 2022 while the Eagles are taking the long-view and looking ahead to the 2023 and 2024 draft? (35:20)
After that, Charles & Frank debate the ballooning salaries for wide receivers, as A.J. Brown, D.K. Metcalf and Deebo Samuel will all likely land monster contracts in the next year. Should rebuilding teams like the Seattle Seahawks dole out large salaries to skill players while their QB position remains a large question mark? (43:25)
Finally, the guys close out the show on Jim Harbaugh arranging for Colin Kaepernick to throw during last weekend's Michigan Wolverines spring game. Did an appearance like this move the needle towards a Kaepernick return to the NFL? (54:00)
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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have had a completely normal and not at all strange offseason. After losing to the Los Angeles Rams in the divisional round, Tom Brady abruptly retired on a Saturday, then un-retired six weeks later on the eve of free agency. Then on Wednesday, head coach Bruce Arians announced his surprise retirement, to be succeeded by defensive coordinator Todd Bowles.
Charles Robinson is joined by Yahoo Sports' Eric Edholm to react to this week's bombshell news and ask the question: could these events be somehow related? Did an underlying issue stemming from Antonio Brown's sudden banishment from the Bucs drive a wedge between Brady & Arians — and how does it relate to the Brian Flores lawsuit in Miami? Charles has the tin foil hat and all the answers.
Later in the podcast, the guys respond to the news that free agent linebacker Bobby Wagner signed with the aforementioned Super Bowl champion Rams, who continue to stockpile star players on both sides of the ball.
In the second half of the show, Eric rolls through the top 10 on his latest mock draft and Charles dives into Eric's predictions as they discuss the Jaguars' first pick, where some rookie wideouts may land & whether Carolina or Seattle would be first to draft a QB.
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At the annual NFL league meeting in Florida, a bevy of interesting developments occurred as the sports coaches, executives and owners descended on Palm Beach.
What went down? Charles Robinson spent all weekend in Florida to find out. He's joined by Shalise Manza Young to discuss the numerous league issues that were dealt with during the proceedings, including new overtime rules, the NFL's mandated diversity efforts & some behind-the-scenes grumbling about Deshaun Watson's new contract.
Charles & Shalise also talk about where the Baker Mayfield & Jimmy Garoppolo situations stand inside the Cleveland and San Francisco franchises, the 2024 draft heading to Detroit & the Buffalo Bills securing $850 million of taxpayer funds for their new stadium.
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The seismic 2022 NFL offseason trucks along with even more shocking trades. On Wednesday, the Kansas City Chiefs traded star wideout Tyreek Hill to the Miami Dolphins for a slew of five future draft picks. Charles Robinson welcomes Yahoo Sports' Frank Schwab onto the podcast to react to the second massive WR trade in as many weeks and what this means for the Chiefs, the Dolphins and the league as a whole.
Later, they talk about some other free agency head-scratchers including the Green Bay Packers, Dallas Cowboys & Carolina Panthers — as well as a handful of other transactions that hadn't made it into podcast discussion like Mitchell Trubisky to the Pittsburgh Steelers and La'el Collins to the Cincinnati Bengals.
Charles breaks the news live on the episode that a second grand jury in Texas declined to indict Deshaun Watson, who the Cleveland Browns just acquired in a blockbuster trade. The guys close out the show discussing how stories like the Watson allegations and Colin Kaepernick's continued banishment from the league will be top of mind at the NFL owners' meetings this weekend in Florida.
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Charles Robinson welcomes Yahoo Sports' Dan Wetzel onto the first hour of the podcast, reacting to last week's trade of Houston Texans QB Deshaun Watson to the Cleveland Browns. There's a lot to discuss behind this deal: the trade compensation itself, the massive fully guaranteed contract Watson signed afterwards, what's next for the 22 civil cases filed against Watson. Charles & Dan look at this deal from all angles as the shockwaves from this trade still continue to reverberate through the league.
Later in the show, the guys talk about what may be next for Baker Mayfield, what led to Matt Ryan's trade to the Indianapolis Colts, take one final jab at Urban Meyer & close out the discussion pondering the Kansas City Chiefs' free agency.
Afterwards, Charles spends some time talking with former NFL running back & Heisman Trophy winner Ricky Williams about his life beyond football, how attitudes have changed in the last 20 years and his cannabis lifestyle brand, Highsman.
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The first week of the 2022 NFL free agency period continues its descent into the twilight zone. A week feels like a month. A month feels like a year. It's been the weirdest league year ever and it's only been in existence for 50something hours.
Charles Robinson is joined by Josh Norris of Underdog Fantasy to recap the latest wild stories from this week, starting off with the apparent irreconcilable differences between Baker Mayfield and the Cleveland Browns.
Later they explore the three teams Deshaun Watson has reportedly narrowed his interest to: the Carolina Panthers, New Orleans Saints and Atlanta Falcons. Each has their own pros and cons as a landing spot for the QB. Josh & Charles explain why each scenario might work. (18:30)
DISCLAIMER: This podcast was recorded hours before ESPN's Adam Schefter reported that Carolina would be out of the running for Watson.
Finally, the guys close out the show breaking down Von Miller securing the bag in Buffalo for a reported 6-year deal and Allen Robinson joining the Los Angeles Rams stacked receiving corps. (48:45)
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The 2022 NFL league year hasn't technically begun, yet the unofficial start to free agency has been wild. Remember Tom Brady? He's back. The Jacksonville Jaguars? They broke the bank for Christian Kirk. Deshaun Watson? Seems like he could be traded any minute now.
Charles Robinson welcomes The Athletic's Robert Mays onto the podcast to discuss the absolutely bonkers first few days of free agency. What happened between Randy Gregory and the Dallas Cowboys to make him spurn his initial deal in order to sign with the Denver Broncos instead? Which four teams seem most likely to land Houston Texans QB Deshaun Watson? And which teams won the first hours of free agency?
Charles & Robert discuss all those topics and more on today's episode. Keep it subscribed to the podcast; later in the week Charles will return with more free agency analysis.
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When it was reported that Aaron Rodgers would be staying in Green Bay on Tuesday morning, you may have thought that would have been the biggest NFL story of the week. And boy, how you would have been mistaken.
Charles Robinson & Frank Schwab react to the three major trades this week, all in the lead-up to free agency on today's podcast. Starting off in the AFC West, the guys talk about how the Denver Broncos trade for Russell Wilson came together & the west coast arms race that led the Los Angeles Chargers to trade for Khalil Mack a few days later. But can either team dethrone Kansas City?
In the NFC, the Washington Commanders traded for former Colts QB Carson Wentz in a mostly head-scratching move as Wentz has been one of the most frustrating players in football the last few seasons. The guys talk about the lack of a trade market for Wentz & what Indianapolis does next now that they've re-entered the QB wilderness.
Finally, Charles & Frank talk about some of the big free agents who will look to be signed by new teams next week including Allen Robinson, Bobby Wagner, Terron Armstead, J.C. Jackson, and very likely, Amari Cooper.
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Charles Robinson & Eric Edholm wrap up their thoughts from the 2022 NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis after a weekend full of insane 40-yard dashes, skipped 3-cone drills & forgone bench presses.
Before they get into any of the incoming rookie evaluations from Lucas Oil Stadium, Charles & Eric open the podcast reflecting on the reports that the Dallas Cowboys are likely to release star WR Amari Cooper at the start of the league season. Charles explains how the Cowboys' cap situation led to this and why this likely means Michael Gallup and Dalton Schultz are staying in Big D.
Diving into the combine, Eric talks about some mishaps behind the scenes that caused the RB group to miss a few drills & why this may or may not be the final combine in Indianapolis. (10:45)
Later, Eric & Charles talk about Jordan Davis and the insane Georgia Bulldogs defensive line making an impact at this year's combine & the three offensive tackles at the top of most draft boards: Evan Neal, Ikem Ekwonu and Charles Cross. (25:00)
Oregon edge rusher Kayvon Thibodeaux was considered to be a likely candidate for the first overall pick for most of the 2021 season. The guys explain why that may not come to pass and the reasons for his current draft stock slide. (39:40)
Charles & Eric close out the podcast discussing two of the top QBs on NFL draft boards in Kenny Pickett & Malik Willis before wrapping up the show setting the stage for the opening of NFL free agency in one week's time. (50:15)
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The NFL's offseason rumor mill has kicked off in earnest with the start of the 2022 NFL Combine. Yahoo's Charles Robinson & Eric Edholm are in Indianapolis for the festivities with an ear to the ground from the latest rumors and whispers as the league's power-brokers strategize ahead of free agency and the draft.
As rookie workouts kicked off Thursday, Charles & Eric focus today's podcast on the speculation circling round the NFL's current players. The guys talk about the latest gossip from NFL executives about possible trades involving Aaron Rodgers, Russell Wilson & Deshaun Watson.
They also chat about the Indianapolis Colts revealing unhappiness with QB Carson Wentz, the New York Giants willing to trade their entire roster & Bruce Arian's refusal to trade the rights to Tom Brady.
Later, Charles & Eric talk about the future in Arizona after the Cardinals signed coach Kliff Kingsbury and GM Steve Keim to extensions through 2027. Lastly, they close out the episode discussing the NFL removing all COVID protocols for the foreseeable future.
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After a two-week post-Super Bowl break, You Pod to Win the Game is back in action for the NFL combine, free agency, and the start of the 2022 league year.
Charles Robinson & Dan Wetzel open the show briefly acknowledging the war in Ukraine and this surreal moment in world history before diving into the latest NFL stories percolating during the brief desolate news period between the Super Bowl and the combine.
What has been happening in that period? Well, there's the latest in the ongoing soap opera between Aaron Rodgers, the media and the Green Bay Packers. There's the surprising new drama between Kyler Murray and the Arizona Cardinals. Also, the New Orleans Saints recently cleared out some cap space by restructuring Michael Thomas' deal. Charles & Dan go in detail on all three stories and what could be next for those franchises (can someone say, "Jameis Winston?")
Later in the show, the guys talk about which franchises will absolutely be throwing their hats in the 2022 QB carousel and what is likely to occur this offseason with Deshaun Watson.
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On Sunday night, the Los Angeles Rams made it two wins in a row for teams playing the Super Bowl in their home stadium. L.A. took home the Vince Lombardi trophy in Super Bowl LVI with a 23-20 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals in a tense, defensively-minded game with many ups and downs for both teams.
Charles Robinson & Frank Schwab recap it all the morning after the game: from Odell Beckham, Jr.'s feared ACL tear, to the monstrous performances from Rams stars Aaron Donald & Cooper Kupp.
Charles & Frank also discuss Von Miller's legacy with a second Super Bowl ring, how Sean McVay could challenge Bill Belichick for championship wins, if the Bengals gave away the game, and of course, the super-memorable halftime show featuring Snoop Dogg, Dr. Dre, Eminem and others.
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It's finally here. Super Bowl LVI kicks off on Sunday afternoon, and the entire You Pod to Win the Game crew is in Los Angeles for the occasion. Recorded live at Radio Row, Charles Robinson welcomes Yahoo's Frank Schwab and Shalise Manza Young to talk about all the big stories heading into Sunday's game.
They open the show sharing a few memories of Terez Paylor on the anniversary of his passing and the empty hole we all feel not having Terez at the Super Bowl for the first time.
Later, Charles, Shalise & Frank react to commissioner Roger Goodell's Wednesday press conference in which he fielded a few tough questions about recent major issues in the league: the lack of diversity in head coaching hires & the reports of abuse coming out of the Washington Commanders.
Afterwards, they spend the rest of the show breaking down the key storylines ahead of Sunday's game between the Los Angeles Rams & Cincinnati Bengals. Is there any reason not to believe in the magic of Joe Burrow? Will the Rams' all-in roster construction inspire the other 31 teams to follow suit? Can Sean McVay erase the memories of Super Bowl LIII? We'll know the answers on Sunday night. (19:30)
Wrapping up the podcast, Charles spent some time chatting about the 2021 season with Dallas Cowboys QB Dak Prescott & LB Micah Parsons, Buffalo Bills QB Josh Allen & the state of the Super Bowl's secondary ticket market with StubHub general manager of North America, Akshay Khanna. (52:45)
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Five of the nine open head coaching positions in the NFL have been filled. Six, if you include the reported, but unofficial, hire of Ram's offensive coordinator Kevin O'Connell in Minnesota.
On the eve of Super Bowl week, Charles Robinson & Frank Schwab look back at the new head honchos in for the Denver Broncos, Chicago Bears, New York Giants, Las Vegas Raiders and Jacksonville Jaguars; how these hires came to be, whether they fit with their new teams & whether they can fix these franchises in various states of disrepair.
Later, Charles & Frank discuss why Jim Harbaugh's courtship with the Minnesota Vikings fell through & what in the Josh McCown is going on with the Houston Texans and Miami Dolphins coaching hunts.
Finally, the guys look ahead to Super Bowl LVI next week in Los Angeles & whether they think Joe Burrow or Matthew Stafford is the better NFL quarterback right now.
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In under a week and a half, the NFL will crown its next Super Bowl champion in the Cincinnati Bengals or the Los Angeles Rams, what should be a celebratory occasion marking the end of another successful season. In the meantime, the NFL is mired in one of its worst PR disasters in recent memory.
Charles Robinson welcomes Yahoo Sports' Dan Wetzel and Liz Loza onto the podcast to discuss the week's two largest stories, where allegations of racism, fraud & sexual harassment serve as a painful reminder of the league's historical inability to generate meaningful positive change around these issues.
First, the crew dials in on the Washington Commanders, whose nominal refresh on Wednesday was thoroughly overshadowed on Thursday by new allegations of sexual harassment and misconduct and a congressional hearing on the franchises countless abuses. (8:00)
Later, Charles, Dan & Liz dive into former Miami Dolphins coach Brian Flores filing a class action suit against the league and multiple teams alleging discriminatory hiring practices and competition-underming fraud on the part of owner Stephen Ross. The suit opens a can of worms for the team that could cost the league millions and may even force the likes of Ross and other owners to sell off their teams. (23:00)
If you can believe it, Tom Brady also retired this week. I know, it feels like it was a month ago. The group chats about what's next from an on-field perspective with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and why the team may look very different in 2022 and beyond. (58:30)
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Conference championship weekend continued the streak of nail biting games on Sunday as the Cincinnati Bengals and Los Angeles Rams advanced to Super Bowl 56. But the drama wasn't contained to Sunday, as ESPN reported Saturday afternoon that Tom Brady would be retiring after 22 seasons.
Charles Robinson & Frank Schwab dedicate the first half of tonight's podcast to the two conference title games. The Kansas City Chiefs suffered a stunning collapse from leading 21-3 over Joe Burrow's Bengals. What's next for the Chiefs and what do they need to do in the offseason to return to Super Bowl glory? In the NFC, the Rams came back from 10 points down in the 4th quarter, likely sending Jimmy Garoppolo onto the 2022 quarterback carousel.
In the second half of the episode, recorded Saturday afternoon, Charles is joined by Yahoo's Dan Wetzel to instantly react to ESPN's reporting that Tom Brady would be riding off into the sunset. What likely led to Brady's decision and what is his legacy as the greatest underdog in the history of the game? (59:20)
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New Orleans Saints head coach Sean Payton shocked the NFL world on Tuesday by announcing he would be, "stepping away," from the franchise and, at least temporarily, from the head coaching ranks.
Charles Robinson is joined by The Ringer's Kevin Clark to react to the news that one of the league's best coaches was suddenly a free agent. Beyond the Dallas Cowboys, who have been rumored to be interested in Payton for years, what other teams could be interested in bringing in the Super Bowl winning coach?
Later in the show, Charles & Kevin chat about why many of the head coach openings have remained vacant weeks into January. Is it a bad thing that this process is moving at a seemingly slower pace than previous years? Also, what can the NFL learn from other leagues around the world when it comes to hiring the head coach?
Finally, the guys spend the second half of the show diving into the two conference title games coming up this Sunday between the Cincinnati Bengals taking on the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC and the Los Angeles Rams hosting the San Francisco 49ers in the NFC.
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Four games, four amazing finishes. In arguably the best divisional playoff weekend in NFL history, the Cincinnati Bengals, San Francisco 49ers, Los Angeles Rams and Kansas City Chiefs came out victorious in games that all came down to the final moments.
Charles Robinson & Frank Schwab recap these four historic games, mourn for another painful Buffalo Bills loss and wonder what's next for Aaron Rodgers, Tom Brady and the Tennessee Titans.
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The NFL's elite eight has been set and all the contenders have their case to win Super Bowl LV. Charles Robinson is joined by Yahoo's Jay Busbee to preview the four matchups in this weekend's divisional round playoffs.
Can the overlooked Tennessee Titans hold onto home field advantage with Derrick Henry likely returning to action after missing the latter half of the season? Will Aaron Rodgers take it to the San Francisco 49ers team who bounced his Green Bay Packers from the playoffs two years ago? Will Matt Stafford prove he's a Super Bowl worthy quarterback? Can Josh Allen lead his team to a win and establish himself as Patrick Mahomes' true rival to the "best QB in the league" mantle?
Later in the episode, Charles is joined by Ebony Reed, fiancée of the late Terez Paylor. Ebony chats about what she's been up to the last year, and provides exciting updates about the status of the two scholarships in Terez' name at Howard University and the University of Missouri.
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Charles Robinson & Frank Schwab are joined by producer Brett Rader and Yahoo Sports head of audience development Akshay Mirchandani on Twitter Spaces following the Los Angeles Rams Monday night blowout of the Arizona Cardinals.
They chat about why the Los Angeles Rams suddenly look like world-beaters heading into Tampa Bay next week, what's next for Arizona after their latest collapse and then take a number of live questions from listeners.
Five of the six Wild Card games are in the books, and they certainly did not finish without controversy.
Charles Robinson & Frank Schwab recap the five weekend games from 2022's Wild Card slate, opening with the Dallas Cowboys' 23-17 loss to the San Francisco 49ers. Were the referees really at fault for the timing of the final play? Should Mike McCarthy lose his job for this playoff collapse? Can the SF run game be Green Bay's achilles heel in the second round? Charles & Frank discuss it all.
From Sunday's officiating controversy to Saturday's, the guys move onto the Cincinnati Bengals notching a desperately needed playoff win against the Las Vegas Raiders, perhaps thanks to an errant whistle blown during a Tyler Boyd touchdown.
In the second half of the show, Charles & Frank talk about the three blowouts from the weekend, the Buffalo Bills embarrassing the division rival New England Patriots 47-17, the Kansas City Chiefs ending the Ben Roethlisberger era in Pittsburgh 42-21 & the Tampa Bay Buccaneers making easy work of the Philadelphia Eagles 31-15.
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Black Monday wasn't quite Black Monday this year — mostly because it extended from Sunday to Tuesday. The Denver Broncos fired Vic Fangio before most of the rest of the league even kicked off on Week 18, and after waffling for an extra day, the New York Giants parted ways with Joe Judge in a surprisingly unsurprising move on Tuesday. Between then, the Miami Dolphins, Minnesota Vikings & Chicago Bears also relieved Brian Flores, Mike Zimmer & Matt Nagy of their respective services.
After kicking off the podcast chatting about what drove the highest ratings for the NFL in a half-decade, Charles Robinson & Yahoo's Dan Wetzel deep dive into the five major head coach roles that opened up this week and what fans could expect next. Why the surprising move out of Miami? Will Minnesota be a coveted job, or is Kirk Cousins radioactive? Which current coordinator is the leader in the clubhouse for the Broncos job? (19:40)
Next, Charles & Dan take a listener question and rank the performance of 2021's slate of rookie head coaches. Now, obviously Urban Meyer is last in that line, but we promise, the results will surprise you. (53:35)
Finally, the guys look ahead to this weekend's slate of Wild Card games and preview Raiders/Bengals, Patriots/Bills, Eagles/Buccaneers, 49ers/Cowboys, Steelers/Chiefs & Cardinals/Rams. (1:12:40)
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Sunday kicked off the first Week 18 in NFL history, and boy, did the league get every minute's worth. There were three overtime games including a nail biting Chargers-Raiders classic that saw the Black Hole earn their first playoff berth in 5 years thanks to a Daniel Carlson field goal in the final seconds of OT.
Charles Robinson & Frank Schwab react to one of the wildest finishes in recent memory on today's podcast & run through the key stories as the league shifts into post-season mode: the Jacksonville Jaguars clowning on the Indianapolis Colts, the Denver Broncos firing head coach Vic Fangio, the Pittsburgh Steelers keeping Ben Roethlisberger's career going for one last rodeo, Joe Judge's embarrassing play calls and much more.
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The end of the NFL regular season brings two major topics: playoffs and awards. Charles Robinson is joined by Yahoo's Shalise Manza Young to kick off the mid-week podcast discussing the MVP award and recent comments made by Chicago based reporter Hub Arkush that he would not be voting for Aaron Rodgers to take home his second consecutive trophy.
Moving onto the playoffs, Charles breaks down where the playoff seeding stands with just one more weekend to go and why the NFC has gone from predictable to unpredictable thanks to the Green Bay Packers while the AFC has done the opposite as the Tennessee Titans are just one win away from securing the conference's top seed. (17:05)
Next, Charles & Shalise revisit Sunday's drama surrounding Antonio Brown. They discuss the likely reasons he has not yet been released by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers & why AB deserves more scrutiny than other athletes who step away due to mental health issues. (34:05)
Finally, they close out the show discussing a handful of coordinators and former head coaches who are likely to make the rounds as head coaching interviews kick off in the next few weeks. (45:45)
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The most surprising moment of the 2021 season happened on January 2nd, 2022. In the middle of the third quarter of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' come-from-behind win over the New York Jets, Antonio Brown removed his shoulder pads, threw his undershirt into the crowd, jumped up and down in the end zone and ran off into the locker room, for what may be his last time ever as a professional football player.
Charles Robinson & Frank Schwab kick off this Sunday night podcast reacting to the bizarre events in New York, Brown's expulsion from the team and how a history of erratic behavior from AB culminated in one of the year's craziest images.
Charles & Frank recap everything from Week 17 including the state of the playoff race, Green Bay securing the top seed in the NFC, the Arizona Cardinals bouncing back against the Dallas Cowboys, Ja'Marr Chase's resurgence into the offensive rookie of the year race and if Minnesota should look to offload Kirk Cousins this offseason.
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The NFL world lost a giant on Tuesday when John Madden passed away at the age of 85. Charles Robinson is joined by Yahoo's Eric Edholm and they open the podcast remembering the legendary figure who revolutionized coaching, broadcasting and video games.
Next, Charles & Eric react to Ben Roethlisberger's quotes on Thursday that Sunday would likely be his final home game with the Pittsburgh Steelers. The guys talk about Big Ben's legacy and what the Steelers should do at quarterback next season: pursue a veteran like Russell Wilson or draft a capable pro-ready rookie along the lines of Mac Jones? (17:45)
Afterwards, Charles breaks down the Jacksonville Jaguars' search for the next head coach. Interviews have already started this week with many familiar names in contention for the job, like Doug Pederson, Jim Caldwell and Byron Leftwich. Charles explains why Dallas Cowboys' DC Dan Quinn was initially pursued by the Jags but ultimately declined the offer to interview. (29:40)
To wrap up the show, the guys talk about which NFL losing rosters seem only a few precious pieces away from contention, why Kayvon Thibodeaux and Aidan Hutchinson are a tier of two atop the 2022 NFL draft & the NFL's change to COVID procedures as the regular season draws to a close. (42:00)
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Is 56-14 an emphatic enough win for the Dallas Cowboys over the Washington Football Team? Yeah, probably. With the offense and defense firing on all cylinders, Charles Robinson & Frank Schwab open the Sunday night podcast asking: is there a scarier team in the NFL right now than Dallas?
Some other contenders may be the Cincinnati Bengals, who were lifted to a 20-point win over the division rival Baltimore Ravens thanks to Joe Burrow's 525 passing yards, or the Kansas City Chiefs, who drubbed a defensively-minded Pittsburgh Steelers team 36-10.
Charles & Frank recap all of the games from Week 16, including a baffling loss from the Los Angeles Chargers, an impressive flag-planting win from the Buffalo Bills and a Cleveland Browns loss that has to be inspiring questions about Baker Mayfield's future in Ohio.
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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers' loss on Sunday Night Football three days ago feels like it took place last month, mainly because there have been FOUR NFL games since then. And if we didn't already get our Christmas wish, get ready, there's more Thursday, Saturday and Monday night football to come.
After discussing the state of the MVP race, Charles Robinson welcomes Yahoo NFL editor Joey Gulino to the podcast to recap the quartet of weeknight games we've had since Sunday – another loss for Russell Wilson's Seahawks, the encouraging Eagles hovering around .500 and more disappointment for the Browns and Bears.
Sticking with the Browns, Charles & Joey dive into the razor thin margins of the AFC North. With only three weeks left to go in the regular season, each team is still capable of either winning the division or missing the playoffs completely. The guys break down how they think it will shake out for the Browns, Ravens, Bengals and Steelers in the season's final weeks. (34:00)
In the latter third of the show, Charles & Joey kick off their first "belief index" heading into the playoffs. Which five teams are they most confident could pull off a Super Bowl run? Sure conference-leading teams like the Chiefs and Packers lead that squad, but what other dark horse candidates do they consider trustworthy? (43:00)
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The last 5 days in the NFL have been wild. Top-seeded Arizona, Tennessee, New England and Tampa Bay all took losses of various magnitudes, shaking up the playoff picture. Shaking up the schedule picture, the NFL postponed three games into Monday and Tuesday as COVID diagnoses obliterate rosters. Oh, and Urban Meyer got fired.
Charles Robinson & Frank Schwab pick up the Sunday night podcast trying to recap the wild weekend that was in the NFL. Was Detroit's win bad for both the Lions and the Cardinals? Has Aaron Rodgers entered into pole position in the MVP race? Did New Orleans defensive coordinator Dennis Allen propel himself into getting hired as a head coach later this winter?
Charles & Frank discuss all those things and more from Indianapolis' bracket-busting Saturday night win to Tampa Bay's stunning Sunday night loss.
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Things continue to not look great for Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Urban Meyer. His team is 2-11, his press conferences have and increasingly frosty, yet defeated attitude and the man can't even muster a proper hand-shake for opposing head coaches. The drumbeat grows ever stronger that, despite the financial implications for owner Shahid Kahn, Urban may be a one-and-done NFL head coach.
To weigh in on the state of Urban, Charles Robinson welcomes none other than College Football Enquirer hosts Dan Wetzel & Pat Forde. Later, they discuss a number potentially soon-to-be open head coaching jobs and which the Las Vegas Raiders, Chicago Bears, New York Giants or Minnesota Vikings would be most appealing to an incoming HC.
Later, they chat a bit about the incoming rookie class of 2022, a pair of QBs to look at in the class of 2023 and if Michigan defensive end Aidan Hutchinson is the long lost third Bosa brother.
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In the immortal words of Dennis Green, "they are who we thought they were!" You could apply that to just about every team in Week 14? The Green Bay Packers? They whalloped the Chicago Bears. That's what they do. The Kansas City Chiefs? Smoked the Las Vegas Raiders. That's who we thought they were. Even the Buffalo Bills in a dramatic overtime loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, playing valiantly on the back of a monstrous Josh Allen performance but ultimately falling short — that's who they are.
Charles Robinson & Frank Schwab recap this chalky week of NFL action where, for the most part, the teams we expected to win took their Ws in emphatic fashion. From Aaron Rodgers' MVP-like ownage of the Bears to the Denver Broncos emotional tribute to the late Demaryius Thomas, Charles & Frank hit every game in the Week 14 slate.
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A football team winning a 14-10 game in which the quarterback only threw three times sounds like something out of an experimental junior college in Montana. But that was the New England Patriots on Monday night football, securing a half game lead for the AFC's top seed with only five weeks left in the 2021 NFL season.
Charles Robinson is joined by Yahoo Sports managing editor Al Toby to talk about the Patriots odd MNF win, why there's still some cause for Mac Jones hesitancy and if the Buffalo Bills and Baltimore Ravens have records inflated by shoddy wins.
Later in the podcast, Charles & Al discuss the current state of the NFL playoff picture, and discuss teams in various states of disarray like the Carolina Panthers, New York Giants & Houston Texans as the season comes to a close.
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Charles Robinson is joined by Yahoo's Frank Schwab to recap everything from Sunday's Week 13 NFL slate. They kick things off with Tampa Bay's solid win over Atlanta, more specifically, the Antonio Brown-sized hole in the Buccaneers roster following the wideout's suspension for lying about his COVID-19 vaccination status. Charles explains the wild situation coming out of Florida and why Brown maintains some leverage in the situation because of his relationship with Tom Brady.
Later in the show, Charles & Frank pass the mic diving into all of the games from Sunday, including the Detroit Lions inking their first win of the season, Kyler Murray re-entering the MVP race, Lamar Jackson overthrowing Mark Andrews for the win against division rival Pittsburgh & the start of Minshew-mania in Philadelphia.
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Two NFC teams in quicksand. Two AFC teams vying for conference supremacy. These are the focus of today's episode. Charles Robinson & Liz Loza go deep in the weeds on why the Seattle Seahawks are struggling and Russell Willson's murky future in the pacific northwest, why Mike McCarthy's COVID diagnosis in Dallas opens up a game of 5-D chess about OC Kellen Moore's place in the organization & the upcoming Patriots-Bills matchup on Monday night setting the table for these rival franchises to take the AFC East crown.
Charles & Liz also chat about Robert Griffin III's forthcoming tell-all book about his time in Washington, why running back contracts are on the decline, what the $790 million settlement between Stan Kroenke and the city of St. Louis means for the future of football in eastern Missouri & why the New Orleans Saints have all eyes focused on Taysom Hill during the final stretch of the season.
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Another Sunday in 2021, another day when we ask ourselves, "is anyone in the NFL good?" More specifically, is any team in the AFC a legitimate Super Bowl contender?
The Baltimore Ravens are holding onto the top seed at the current moment. They also some how eked out a 6-point win over the division rival Cleveland Browns despite Lamar Jackson's 4 interceptions. The New England Patriots housed the Tennessee Titans in a tale of two 8-4 teams trending in wildly opposite directions. Elsewhere in the AFC North, the Cincinnati Bengals blew the doors off the Pittsburgh Steelers for the second time this year.
Charles Robinson & Frank Schwab kick off the Sunday night podcast touching on the Thanksgiving day games, but mainly ask the question: is there an AFC team you feel comfortable about winning three games in January?
The answer is a resounding: I don't know. Charles & Frank discuss these AFC matchups, the Packers & Buccaneers pulling out strong wins & everything else from Week 12's Sunday action.
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It's the time of the year to be thankful & this Thanksgiving, we're thankful for all of the listeners of You Pod to Win the Game.
That's why Charles Robinson & Frank Schwab are opening up the listener mailbag for an almost 100% listener-driven episode. Charles & Frank answer questions about a relegation league, Pete Carroll's future with the Seattle Seahawks, Baker Mayfield's with the Cleveland Browns, Nick Sirianni's progression as head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles and much, much more.
Why not fully 100% listener driven? That's because Charles is also joined by Hall of Fame QB, NFL Network analyst and impending movie subject Kurt Warner. Charles and Kurt talk about the wacky 2021 season, which teams have a shot at the Super Bowl and Charles' previous interaction with Kurt on a Southwest flight before discussing the upcoming biopic about Kurt's life American Underdog, which will be released this Christmas.
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Week 11. It was another wild one with ugly losses (lookin' at you, Titans), incredible see-saw wins (lookin' good Chargers) & impressive shut-downs of high-powered offenses (nice one, Chiefs). It's the NFL in 2021, there shouldn't be anything surprising about tons of surprises.
Charles Robinson & Frank Schwab react to all of the Sunday Week 11 games including the aforementioned wins, Green Bay's frustrating loss, Jonathan Taylor's MVP chances, Arizona continuing to rack up wins without Kyler Murray and more.
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The last few weeks of the 2021 NFL season have been...interesting. Heavy Super Bowl favorites like the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Los Angeles Rams, Dallas Cowboys & Buffalo Bills have all suffered embarrassing losses to marginal teams. That doesn't even get into the confounding Kansas City Chiefs who, after two straight Super Bowl appearances, have spent much of the year hovering just under .500 while QB Patrick Mahomes has looked merely mortal.
Now, someone has to win the Super Bowl this February. So who will it be?
Charles Robinson is joined by 12-year NFL vet and host of Upsets & Underdogs, Will Blackmon, for a conversation about just that. With 8-2 serving as the best record in the league, are any of the contenders in the AFC or NFC on the precipice of a 2020 Buccaneers-like run?
Charles & Will also talk about the Carolina Panthers feeding off the electricity of the Cam Newton signing, why things are looking dire for Russell Wilson & the Seattle Seahawks and finally, they preview a handful of games heading into Week 11 including a juicy possible Super Bowl matchup between the Chiefs & Cowboys.
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Does any team in the NFL want to win a game? Other than the Detroit Lions (who still remain winless, by the way)? In what feels like the second or third consecutive week of wacky results where favorites took a beating (looking at you, Tampa Bay) and last week's darlings looked like this week's chumps (hello, Denver), Charles Robinson & Frank Schwab react to everything Week 10 and try to make sense of it all.
Detroit got themselves their first half-win of the season, the Dallas Cowboys got on track, and the Kansas City Chiefs finally looked like the Kansas City Chiefs. Meanwhile, the Tennessee Titans are in pole position for AFC home-field advantage while Russell Wilson looked like he returned from a finger injury way too early. Charles & Frank discuss those topics and more on this Sunday night podcast.
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Charles Robinson is joined by Yahoo's Dan Wetzel this week for a conversation about the reignited backlash against taunting penalties, sparked by a questionable call against Chicago's Cassius Marsh on Monday Night Football. Washington Football Team star edge rusher Chase Young also calls in for five minutes to give his thoughts on the taunting penalty, WFT's upcoming name change & his work with USAA in honor of Veteran's Day this Thursday.
Later in the podcast, Charles & Dan chat about Odell Beckham, Jr. clearing waivers and what, if anything, he could bring to a contender this year as a free agent before undoubtedly seeking free agency again this spring. They also dive into Aaron Rodgers' wild two appearances on The Pat McAfee Show and why now, after Jordan Love's performance in Kansas City on Sunday, Rodgers has more leverage over the Green Bay Packers than ever.
In the second half of the show, the guys hand out their mid-season awards to the most deserving individual performances in the first half of 2021. Can Aaron Rodgers even win the MVP this year after the last week's antics? Is Kliff Kingsbury a lock for coach of the year? Can Mac Jones sneak up on Ja'Marr Chase for offensive rookie of the year?
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It's a simple question. Can you trust any team in the NFL right now? The simple answer, after today's lopsided results, is a resounding no. A number of underdogs won outright leading to one of the most confounding NFL Sundays in recent memory.
Charles Robinson is joined as always on a Sunday evening by Frank Schwab to talk about the Tennessee Titans upsetting the Los Angeles Rams, the Denver Broncos nearly shutting out the high-octane Dallas Cowboys, Josh Allen (not that Josh Allen) and the Jacksonville Jaguars snuffing out the other Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills & much more. It was a wild, wild day.
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The last 72 hours have moved at light speed in the NFL. Since we last released a podcast, there was a barrage of massive stories around the world of football. As always, the trade deadline itself went out with a whimper, but not before a blockbuster trade sending Von Miller to the Los Angeles Rams on Monday.
What else happened? Derrick Henry underwent surgery for a Jones fracture in his foot and will likely miss at least the remainder of the regular season. Michael Thomas announced he would not be returning this season to the New Orleans Saints due to a setback with his surgically repaired ankle. Odell Beckham, Jr. wants out of Cleveland (and LeBron James wants him out too). In Las Vegas, Henry Ruggs III was tragically involved in a deadly car accident and was subsequently arrested by the authorities and released by his team.
Oh, and Aaron Rodgers contracted COVID after potentially misleading the public as to whether he was vaccinated and is certain to miss Sunday's massive game against the Kansas City Chiefs.
Needless to say, a lothas happened. Charles Robinson is joined by Yahoo's Eric Edholm to discuss this avalanche of major NFL stories from Rodgers to Ruggs, Miller, Henry, OBJ & Thomas.
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On a spooky Halloween in the NFL, the scariest thing a handful of teams faced were competent backup quarterbacks. Cooper Rush, Trevor Siemian, Mike White and Geno Smith all pulled out victories today, keeping playoff hopes alive for the likes of the Dallas Cowboys and New Orleans Saints while actively frustrating fans of the Cincinnati Bengals & Minnesota Vikings
Charles Robinson & Frank Schwab talk about all of the Week 8 results including Rush's fourth quarter heroics, the Saints at a QB crossroads, a difficult Cleveland loss, Calvin Ridley's shocking personal announcement and more.
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A story broke on Wednesday that may have gone under-the-radar for most NFL fans, but has the potential to snowball into the largest story of the year. ESPN's Seth Wickersham reported that emotions reportedly ran high during a closed-door meeting of the NFL's owners on Tuesday. Los Angeles Ram's owner Stan Kroenke made it clear he no longer plans to cover the other owners' legal fees as the league is currently embroiled in a legal battle over the Rams relocation from St. Louis to L.A.
Needless to say, when tens of millions, if not billions, of dollars are at stake – it did not go over well.
Charles Robinson is joined by Yahoo Sports' managing editor Al Toby to dive into this bombshell news and rare glimpse into how the NFL's cabal of 31 owners behave when doors are closed. They discuss why an all-out legal war between NFL ownership could be unprecedented & how ownership fractures are beginning to form around the Washington Football Team's continued legal woes.
Later, they circle back to the latest on Deshaun Watson's status with the Houston Texans. With trade terms reportedly agreed upon with the Miami Dolphins – there's still one thing preventing the two sides from executing the deal.
In other news, Mike Tomlin recently delivered an epic press conference, shutting down rumors that he's a contender for the open job at USC. The guys break down why Tomlin is 100% right and 1000% not going to college.
To close out the show, Charles & Al preview three games heading into Week 8, the COVID-diminished Green Bay Packers taking on the Arizona Cardinals on Thursday night, an AFC South tilt between the surging Indianapolis Colts & Tennessee Titans and Sunday night's Halloween matchup between the Dallas Cowboys & Minnesota Vikings.
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Charles Robinson is joined as always on a late Sunday night by Yahoo's very own Frank Schwab to react to all of the games from Week 7's Sunday slate, starting with the evening's rain-slicked mess in San Francisco. It wasn't pretty but, Carson Wentz led the Indianapolis Colts to a win thanks to a baller Jonathan Taylor performance and a barrage of 49er turnovers.
The two key results of the day were Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals torching the division rival Baltimore Ravens and the Kansas City Chiefs getting eviscerated by the Tennessee Titans. Charles & Frank discuss the continuing upheaval at the top of the AFC and what this means for the playoff picture, before diving into the rest of the games from Sunday's slate.
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Baker Mayfield & Lamar Jackson, the first and last picks of the 2018 NFL draft, are at a crossroads. A handful of games into their fourth season, Mayfield has a torn labrum in his non-throwing shoulder and is expected to miss at least a week in what may be a lost season for both the young QB and his franchise. Jackson, on the other hand, has been electric and his Baltimore Ravens are 5-1, in pole position for AFC's top seed in the playoffs.
Charles Robinson is joined this week by Eric Edholm & they kick off the podcast discussing how Baker & Lamar are trending in opposite directions as both of their teams weigh whether or not to give them a contract extension this upcoming offseason.
Spinning off that, the guys chat about Monday night's surprising Titans win over the Buffalo Bills, the surprisingly 4-2 Cincinnati Bengals and a wide open AFC that, if the season ended today, would shockingly see the Kansas City Chiefs out of playoff contention.
In the second half of the podcast, Charles & Eric predict a few teams who may be buyers or sellers at November's trade deadline. Should the Packers and Cowboys try to bolster their defenses in anticipation of a Super Bowl run? When should the Seattle Seahawks call it quits on a season without Russell Wilson & trade away some players for future assets?
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After five weeks, maybe you thought the hot starts by the Dallas Cowboys & Arizona Cardinals were a fluke. Neither performed well in 2020, so maybe 2021 was just more smoke & mirrors from these two NFC squads. Well, after exciting & impressive wins over the New England Patriots & Cleveland Browns, it may be fair to call these teams legit Super Bowl contenders.
Charles Robinson & Frank Schwab kick off the podcast reacting to Pittsburgh's OT win over Seattle, they dive into Dallas & Arizona's continued success & share their thoughts on the rest of Sunday's Week 6 action. Are the Minnesota Vikings rounding into playoff form? Can the Baltimore Ravens compete for a 1-seed in the AFC? How much time is left on Vic Fangio's career in Denver?
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Everyone knows the headline by now. On Monday evening, after a plethora of disgusting & offensive emails were leaked, first by the Wall Street Journal, and later by the New York Times, Las Vegas Raiders head coach Jon Gruden abruptly resigned, likely never to hold a significant position in or around the NFL ever again.
Charles Robinson is joined by NBC's Michael Smith to discuss the aftermath of this seismic blow to one of the league's most storied franchises and iconic coaches. A few questions still linger: if the Raiders received these emails on Friday, why was this information sat on until the Times leaked it? What league figures could be implicated in future leaks?
Charles & Michael discuss those issues as well as one more: why the NFL should be scared about how these email leaks may play into its ongoing legal troubles in St. Louis & Oakland after the Rams & Raiders respectively left town.
Later in the show, the guys talk about ESPN adding a wild card game to their Monday Night Football slate & Michael's unhealthy Madden obsession.
In the second half, Charles & Michael break down the three teams they're worried about most in the NFL & as well as the one NFC team every other squad should be afraid of in January. (41:35)
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The second lightning storm in the AFC West this week wasn't going to stop the Buffalo Bills from claiming pole position for the 1-seed. The Bills came into Arrowhead, where they were defeated last January and put a number on the Kansas City Chiefs and made the case that they are the best team in not only the AFC, but perhaps the league.
Charles Robinson & Frank Schwab react to all of the games from Sunday's Week 5 action including the aforementioned Bills/Chiefs rematch, a nail biting Green Bay Packers win over a surprisingly resilient Cincinnati Bengals team, an epic Browns/Chargers duel and an Atlanta Falcons win in London that saw the Dirty Birds finally unlock rookie TE Kyle Pitts.
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By now, we've all seen the video of Urban Meyer getting cozy with a woman at his bar in Ohio, the night after his Jacksonville Jaguars suffered a Thursday night loss to the Cincinnati Bengals. It's not great. Even worse, Meyer spent the following days sheepishly apologizing for his behavior, invoking his grandchildren, making comparisons to Trevor Lawrence's bachelor party. Overall, it was not a good look — and the 31 other teams in the NFL absolutely loved it.
Charles Robinson is joined by none other than Yahoo's Dan Wetzel this week to break down why this is such an unforced embarrassment by the football's king of moralizing: Urban Meyer.
Later in the podcast, Charles & Dan react to the Wednesday morning news of the New England Patriots sending former defensive player of the year Stephon Gilmore to the Carolina Panthers, who are clearly going all-in on an already stout defense. They also discuss the Dallas Cowboys parting ways with linebacker Jaylon Smith.
To wrap up the show, the guys preview the Buffalo Bills & Kansas City Chiefs facing off in an AFC championship rematch, a battle between two up-and-coming teams in the Los Angeles Chargers and Cleveland Browns and if the Arizona Cardinals can pull off their fifth win of the season against the San Francisco 49ers.
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Charles Robinson is joined by Frank Schwab to recap all of the games from Sunday's Week 4 slate. Tom Brady pulled out an emotional win over his former New England Patriots in a rainy, sloppy affair that concluded with a Nick Folk field goal ricocheting off a goal post. The Arizona Cardinals upset the Los Angeles Rams on the road and made the case that they may not only be the best team in the NFC West, but the entire league.
They also chat about the New York Jets and Giants pulling off their first win of the season, whether Jimmy Garoppolo will start another game for the San Francisco 49ers and if Taylor Heinicke is the answer at QB for the Washington Football Team.
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News flash: Tom Brady is returning to Foxboro this week. Maybe you've heard about it. In light of the NFL's game of the week and a revealing new book from Seth Wickersham on the rise and fall of the Kraft/Brady/Belichick era, Charles Robinson welcomes Boston native Pete Thamel onto the podcast this week to react to the book's outlandish stories and preview the weekend's Bucs/Pats game.
Later in the show, we lean on Pete's expertise in the college landscape to answer three major questions: why are all of this year's freshman QBs struggling? Looking ahead to next year, who are the college QBs NFL fans should be keeping an eye on before the April 2022 draft? And which college coaches are primed to make the leap to the NFL and find success a la Carolina's Matt Rhule?
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While the likes of Aaron Rodgers, Josh Allen, Derek Carr and Matthew Stafford kept the QB play at peak level this week, one might argue the key moments of Week 3 were all the results of field goal kicking.
Charles Robinson and Frank Schwab react to all fourteen games from Sunday Week 3 action, including Mason Crosby's game winner in San Francisco, Justin Tucker's NFL-record FG in Detroit and the amazing 109-yard return in Jacksonville, the result of a missed 68-yarder from Arizona's Matt Prater.
Charles & Frank also debate where the aforementioned Stafford and Carr fall in the MVP race, whether Big Ben Roethlisberger should be benched, if Kansas City and Seattle fans should be worried and the abysmal play from both New York franchises.
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After an embarrassing Week 1 loss to the New Orleans Saints, Aaron Rodgers had his critics. He was soft after a summer of vacationing with movie stars and hosting Jeopardy! He looked uninterested on the sidelines! His man-bun was a symbol of his waning manliness and interest in football!
Rodgers had some thoughts for his detractors after a solid eighteen-point win over the Lions on Monday night. Charles Robinson welcomes Dan Wetzel onto the podcast this week to talk about why Rodgers is and isn't right to call his critics, "chickens**t," and the precarious state of the athlete-media relationship.
Later in the show, Charles & Dan chat about Tom Brady's upcoming trip to Foxboro, Mass. as the Buccaneers face Brady's old Patriots in a week and a half. Could Brady have won a Super Bowl with this iteration of a Patriots roster? Would New England fans trade a still effective Brady for the next 15 years of Mac Jones' career?
In the latter half of the episode, Charles answers a pair of questions about NFL ownership. First, what's the latest on the lawsuit between the city of St. Louis and the NFL regarding the relocation of the Rams? Could this sway future teams from changing cities?
After that, rumors of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos being interested in purchasing the Denver Broncos turns into an amazing hypothesis: Bezos would be the perfect owner for an NFL London expansion franchise.
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Faced with a 4th and one near midfield with a one-point lead, Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens had two choices: punt the ball and give Patrick Mahomes about a minute to win the game, or go for it and ice the Kansas City Chiefs. Coach John Harbaugh left the choice up to Jackson and the rest was history.
Charles Robinson & Frank Schwab kick off the Sunday night podcast reacting to all 14 games from Sunday's Week 2 action including the Ravens' incredible upset of the Chiefs, the Tennessee Titans shocking the Seattle Seahawks on the road and the Las Vegas Raiders securing a 2-0 start.
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Sunday wasn't a good day for the Tennessee Titans or Green Bay Packers. Two favorites to win their division got rocked and earned a donut in the win column on Week 1.
After recapping Wednesday afternoons injury to Cowboys pass rusher Demarcus Lawrence, Charles Robinson is joined by Josh Norris of Underdog Fantasy to look back to what went wrong in Week 1 for a handful of teams and look ahead to what they might do to change their fates in Week 2.
Charles & Josh discuss the Baltimore Ravens stunning overtime loss to the Las Vegas Raiders on an epic Monday Night Football opener, what the Packers, Titans and Panthers need to do to improve going forward and close out the show previewing three Week 2 matchups: Bills/Dolphins, Cowboys/Chargers and Chiefs/Ravens.
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Week 1 of the NFL season always creates a number of surprising outcomes, and this season was no exception. The Green Bay Packers and Buffalo Bills, two consensus Super Bowl favorites, suffered unexpected opening-day losses to conference opponents. The Cleveland Browns, after leading the Kansas City Chiefs for most of the game, succumbed to Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City D once again.
Charles Robinson is joined by Frank Schwab to recap all fourteen of Sunday's games including the aforementioned losses by Cleveland, Green Bay and Buffalo, the beat-downs all four NFC West teams delivered, a surprising win out of Houston and more.
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The 2021 season kicks off in less than 24 hours, so it's time for our yearly season preview. Charles Robinson is joined by Yahoo's lead fantasy analyst, Liz Loza to kick the tires on all eight divisions, pick some winners, make some prognostications and ultimately predict the winner of Super Bowl LVI in Los Angeles next winter.
In the early part of the episode, Charles & Liz chat about the end of another season of Hard Knocks and the saccharine view the show depicted of Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys. Next, the signing of Le'Veon Bell prompts a discussion about the Baltimore Ravens, who seem to be deep in the midst of a season-from-hell and they haven't even played their first game.
Later, they take a tour around the entire league to predict the division winners in the AFC (20:35) and NFC (38:25), before ultimately picking their Super Bowl winners and the coaches they think are on the hot seat (62:20).
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Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Urban Meyer did an amazing thing Tuesday. Something he almost never does. He told the truth. Meyer revealed that cutting players due to their vaccination status against COVID-19 was, "certainly in consideration."
Meanwhile, all the way up the eastern seaboard, Cam Newton was released from New England the same day. One can't help but wonder if his vaccination status played into the team's decision to part ways, especially after COVID protocols kept him away from his squad for five days last week.
Charles Robinson is joined by Yahoo's Dan Wetzel to talk about the NFL's tenuous situation as teams finalized their 53-man rosters this week. Are coaches taking vaccine status into consideration? Absolutely. Are they being forced to lie about it? You bet.
Charles & Dan also discuss the New Orleans Saints being forced away from their home state for the month of September due to Hurricane Ida, the latest on potential Deshaun Watson trade suitors, the Bishop Sycamore debacle and more.
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After a "misunderstanding" led New England Patriots QB Cam Newton out of the league's structured COVID testing protocols, the former league MVP has been sidelined all week, opening the door for rookie Mac Jones to get first team reps at a pivotal week in training camp. Meanwhile in Dallas, owner Jerry Jones continues to be a vocal proponent of vaccines and even joked on Tuesday night's Hard Knocks, "I've had more shots than a cocker spaniel."
Charles Robinson is joined by Yahoo columnist Shalise Manza Young to talk about the state of the league's COVID efforts from a player perspective & a business perspective, especially as it relates to the New England Patriots & Cam Newton. They also react to Tuesday morning's trade of former first-rounder Sony Michel to the Los Angeles Rams.
Later in the podcast, Charles & Shalise have a discussion about the importance of language when discussing player movement, hold-outs and contracts; why the word, "earned" means so much and is rarely considered in the media.
They close out the episode checking in on the rocky August for the Jacksonville Jaguars, their underwhelming offensive effort in two preseason games, the season-ending injury to Travis Etienne and why it took so long for coach Urban Meyer to finally name first overall pick Trevor Lawrence the starting QB.
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Two major policy edicts are poised to drastically change the fan experience both on the field and off this NFL season. Charles Robinson is joined by Yahoo's Eric Edholm to dive into a breadth of topics from around the league, including the major question marks surrounding the NFL's new focus on taunting penalties and a pair of NFL teams issuing strict rules regarding entry to their stadiums.
Before they get to those topics, Charles & Eric open the show on the latest news surrounding Houston Texans QB Deshaun Watson. They also remark at how quickly former first round QB Josh Rosen appears to have flamed out of the league, following being cut earlier in the week by the San Francisco 49ers.
Later, Charles explains why the league's new emphasis on taunting penalties is not-so-secretly aimed at Tyreek Hill's celebrations from last season. (15:45)
The guys investigate news that the New Orleans Saints and Las Vegas Raiders will require fans in attendance to show proof of COVID vaccination or a negative COVID test. (26:25)
Eric then shares his insights after visiting Bears-Dolphins and Colts-Panthers joint practices. When will Justin Fields take the QB1 job from Andy Dalton? Could the Fins' offensive line slow Tua Tagovailoa's progress? Is Sam Ehlinger really a possibility to start the season if Wentz is still recovering from foot surgery? (36:50)
Finally, the guys close out the show discussing a tepid second episode of Hard Knocks, followed by the news that the Jaguars and Urban Meyer parted with Tim Tebow. (55:45)
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You know football is around the corner when the dulcet tones of Liev Schreiber and Hard Knocks grace our television screens once again. Charles Robinson is joined by Yahoo's Jay Busbee for a conversation about a number of league topics, the first and foremost being Jerry Jones' sodium intake, Dak Prescott's ire at his early-camp shoulder strain, Austin Powers references and the rest of the action from episode one of this season's Hard Knocks (5:45).
Next, Charles & Jay talk about the latest on Houston Texans QB Deshaun Watson, and why the team isn't looking to trade him presently as they've only received low-ball offers from the rest of the league (13:00).
Buffalo Bills QB Josh Allen inked a 6-year extension with the team, paying him roughly $43 million per year. Charles breaks down what this means for the two other major QBs in the 2018 draft class, Baker Mayfield and Lamar Jackson, and why the Browns have a lot to think about before signing the former first overall pick to a similarly lofty deal (21:00).
In the second half of the podcast, Charles talks about his major takeaways after spending time in training camp with the Cleveland Browns (32:30), New York Jets (40:15), Philadelphia Eagles (49:15) and Carolina Panthers (55:20).
Finally, the guys close out the show discussing Peyton Manning's Hall of Fame acceptance speech and why The Sheriff could be on the shortlist to replace Roger Goodell as league commissioner in the late 2020s (1:06:30).
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As Charles Robinson traverses the country visiting training camps, there's been one question every general manager has been asking him: What's going on with Deshaun Watson? You know we're in uncharted territory when even high-powered NFL GMs don't know what's going to happen next.
Charles is joined by Yahoo's Frank Schwab this week to discuss the offseason's biggest lingering question: what are the Texans going to do with Deshaun Watson? Can we realistically expect him to be traded before the start of the season? What sort of haul could the Texans expect at this point? One thing's for certain: the NFL has not seen a situation like this before.
Later in the show, Charles & Frank talk about Carson Wentz' foot injury and how quickly the Indianapolis Colts' 2021 season went from one full of optimism to one teetering on the verge of total collapse before a single game has been played. (21:00)
In the second half of the podcast, Charles talks about the three training camps he's visited in the past week:
Do the Los Angeles Rams feel like they're about to make a return visit to the Super Bowl with Matthew Stafford under center, even after the catastrophic loss of Cam Akers? (27:20)
A quarterback battle is brewing with the San Francisco 49ers between Jimmy Garoppolo and third-overall pick Trey Lance? Which does Charles expect to win the job? (42:00)
The Denver Broncos may have the strongest roster in the league...at every position except quarterback. How can new GM George Paton overcome this obstacle and is time running out for head coach Vic Fangio? (52:30)
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On Friday, Aaron Rodgers and Davante Adams both posted the same cryptic image on their Instagram accounts – a screenshot of Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen from The Last Dance – prompting another round of paranoia in Wisconsin. Will this season be Rodgers' last dance?
Charles Robinson is joined by Yahoo's Eric Edholm to discuss the latest drama in the summer-long Aaron Rodgers soap opera as many wonder whether the reigning MVP will arrive to the start of Green Bay Packers training camp this week.
The other star QB who has commanded headlines all offseason is Houston Texans passer Deshaun Watson. Charles explains why Watson arriving to camp — regardless of his guilt or innocence in the crimes alleged against him — is a positive thing for him and why this forces the Texans' hand to potentially trade him soon. (17:45)
In the second half of the show, Eric & Charles discuss the latest from Dallas Cowboys training camp, where Jerry Jones has been surprisingly vocal about getting his team fully vaccinated. Charles also outlines 5 takeaways he noticed with the team in Oxnard, California: from how Dak looked taking his first snaps to potentially growing frustrations with Amari Cooper. (33:10)
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Welcome to You Pod to Win the Game. Although we will never be the same without Terez Paylor, his voice will always be a part of what we do and we hope to honor him continuously through this podcast moving forward.
Charles Robinson is joined this week by Yahoo's Dan Wetzel to talk about some of the biggest stories of the offseason, starting first and foremost, with the result of the offseason's quarterback carousel. Can Matthew Stafford finally lead a winning team now that he's in Los Angeles? Is Carson Wentz' reunion with Frank Reich in Indianapolis to put the Colts over the top? What's the latest on Aaron Rodgers and Deshaun Watson? (9:40)
Later in the show, Charles and Dan talk about two AFC teams who are sure to command a lot of attention in 2021:
After a crushing Super Bowl defeat, can the Kansas City Chiefs rebound after making new additions at offensive line? (36:45)
The Jacksonville Jaguars added Trevor Lawrence and Travis Etienne in the first round of the draft, not to mention Tim Tebow. But have no doubts, the spotline will be on new head coach Urban Meyer and the trail of chaos and competitiveness he brings to every role he touches. (50:45)
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Charles Robinson is joined by Yahoo Sports' national columnist Dan Wetzel, NFL editor Al Toby and producer Brett Rader to remember the life & legacy of Terez Paylor, who passed away unexpectedly last month.
Though his time with us was tragically cut short, we share the behind-the-scenes stories that paint the portrait of a life well lived; a kid from Detroit who lived his dream to become one of the most beloved national journalists, covering the sport he devoted his life to.
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Super Bowl LV is in the books and it wasn't the result anyone was expecting. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers routed the Kansas City Chiefs 31-9 in a completely lopsided result. Patrick Mahomes couldn't get anything going despite making some of the most impressive throws of his career. Kansas City became the third team ever not to score a touchdown in the Super Bowl. Meanwhile Tom Brady was efficient on a play-action heavy script & the Tampa defense absolutely smothered one of the league's top five offenses.
Charles Robinson & Terez Paylor recap the game from all angles, from Byron Leftwich & Todd Bowles' exemplary coordinating jobs that will surely land them on the head coach interview circuit next year to what the Kansas City Chiefs need to do in the offseason to prevent repeat embarrassment.
Later in the show, the guys talk about the 2021 Pro Football Hall of Fame class and the Eagles reportedly being close to a deal to trade away former second overall pick Carson Wentz.
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In a special bonus podcast on the eve of Super Bowl 55, Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson are joined by two Hall of Famers, a Super Bowl-winning coach and a league MVP.
Charles & Terez kick off the podcast discussing all sorts of league issues with New Orleans Saints head coach Sean Payton. Sean discusses the future of the NFL, Jameis Winston vs. Taysom Hill and what it was like playing the Kansas City Chiefs and Tampa Bay Buccaneers this season. Coach Payton joins us thanks to Zebra Technologies.
Next, six Super Bowl rings join the chat as the guys chat with Dallas Cowboys hall of famer and Troy Aikman, followed by San Francisco 49ers legend Jerry Rice. They chat winning back-to-back Super Bowls, Hall of Fame legacy, Dak Prescott's future and more. Troy & Jerry join the pod on behalf of their appearance in the newest Frito-Lay commercial, "Twas the Night before Super Bowl."
Finally, Atlanta Falcons QB Matt Ryan drops into the podcast to break down the Chiefs and Buccaneers defenses, having faced both this season, and what he expects the 2021 Falcons offense to look like with new head coach Arthur Smith at the helm. Matt joins us courtesy of the Salute to Service Award presented by USAA.
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Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson chop it up one last time before Super Bowl LV where the Kansas City Chiefs travel to face the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the first team to ever host a Super Bowl in their home stadium.
Terez & Charles break down what each team needs to do to succeed in this legacy-defining game. Can the battered Chiefs offensive line stop a dominant Buccaneers defensive front? Will the Buccaneers secondary have what it takes to force Patrick Mahomes into a mistake? What's on the line for head coaches Andy Reid & Bruce Arians and could we see the winning coach retire after their moment of glory?
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Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson kick off the first half of this podcast discussing the Los Angeles Rams sending Jared Goff, along with three future draft picks to the Detroit Lions for Matthew Stafford.
A few major questions arise: If the Rams don't immediately improve with Stafford, could Sean McVay face some pressure? If Jared Goff turns his career around, don't the Lions stand to win the most with a new franchise QB and multiple first round draft picks? If a QB, two firsts and a third-round pick were the price for Stafford, what on Earth will be the Houston Texans' asking price for Deshaun Watson?
In the second half of the show, Charles & Terez open up the mailbag and answer questions about the rookie head coach most likely to succeed in 2021, the playoff team most likely to regress next season, what the Arizona Cardinals need to do to help Kyler Murray, and which defense faces the toughest challenge in this Sunday's matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. (35:55)
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The Houston Texans became the seventh and final team to hire a new head coach this offseason, with the reported acquisition of Baltimore Ravens assistant coach David Culley. Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson kick off the podcast discussing how this came to be, who Culley is & what this means for Deshaun Watson.
After 12 seasons, former first overall pick Matthew Stafford and the Detroit Lions have reportedly agreed to part ways via a trade this offseason. Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson investigate what's next and the intriguing roster of teams that could be interested in the high-volume passer.
Stafford's future isn't the only thing in question too, as Detroit completely rebuilds their front office and coaching staff, Terez & Charles worry that the team's too many cooks approach may bring them perilously close to 1-15 or 2-14 territory in the coming years. (16:30)
Later in the show, our experts break down the market for Super Bowl LV tickets in Tampa Bay, where it will cost upwards of $8,000 just to get in the door of the highly reduced-capacity Raymond James Stadium. (39:35)
Finally, the guys close out the show answering listener questions about Dwayne Haskins' potential with the Pittsburgh Steelers & how the Los Angeles Chargers are building their new coaching staff under Brandon Staley. (42:20)
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Super Bowl LV is set as the Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers become the first ever team to play the big game in their home stadium, while the Kansas City Chiefs come to town looking to become repeat champs for the first time since...Tom Brady and the New England Patriots.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson kick off two weeks of discussion surrounding this legacy-defining Super Bowl, but first they must address the legacy of Aaron Rodgers. After Green Bay's 31-26 loss to Tampa Bay yesterday, Rodgers was a bit frosty and speculation has kicked into high gear about his future in Wisconsin. Could Rodgers really force a trade this offseason?
Transitioning to the AFC title game, our experts break down what a second Super Bowl win would do for Patrick Mahomes' legacy, if the likes of Travis Kelce, Tyreek Hill, Tyrann Mathieu & Chris Jones are destined for a Hall of Fame enshrinement and where the Buffalo Bills should go after their disappointing loss.
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With Black Monday a few weeks in the rear-view mirror, five of the seven open head coaching vacancies have been filled: Dan Campbell with the Detroit Lions, Robert Saleh with the New York Jets, Brandon Staley with the Los Angeles Chargers, Arthur Smith with the Atlanta Falcons and Urban Meyer with the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson spend the first portion of today's show spilling the dirt on the incoming class of rookie coaches and what excites (or confuses) them most about these hires. They also dive into the current vacancies with the Philadelphia Eagles and Houston Texans, Deshaun Watson's level of unhappiness and explore why, yet again, Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy hasn't been hired. (4:20)
Later in the show, Terez is joined by former Washington quarterback Alex Smith, who discusses his miraculous road to recovery from a catastrophic 2018 leg injury, his time playing in Kansas City, his advice for Dwayne Haskins and his thoughts on Eric Bieniemy & Urban Meyer. (54:40)
Closing out the podcast, Charles & Terez preview this Sunday's two conference championship games as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers travel north to the Green Bay Packers and the Kansas City Chiefs host the Buffalo Bills. (1:19:00)
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Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson recap all four divisional round games from the weekend, starting with Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers putting away Drew Brees and the New Orleans Saints on Sunday evening in what is likely to be Brees' final game before retirement.
Later in the show, they break down the Kansas City Chiefs outlasting the Cleveland Browns after Patrick Mahomes suffered a concussion in the third quarter, what's next for Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens after scoring only three points against the Buffalo Bills and why the Green Bay Packers offense should get more credit after dispatching the Los Angeles Rams on Saturday afternoon.
There's also some Wentz vs. Goff talk, and the show closes out with our experts sharing some thoughts about the hirings of Arthur Smith in Atlanta and Robert Saleh in New York. Later in the week, they'll go deep into the five head coaches hired in the last week.
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Deshaun Watson is not happy in Houston. The all-star QB is by all accounts displeased by the direction the team is taking with its offseason hires and his lack of a say in those acquisitions and reportedly is open to a trade to the Miami Dolphins. Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson discuss these reports, their implications and the mind-boggling idea that Miami could be giving up on Tua Tagovailoa so early in his career, even for a star like Watson. (1:20)
The Seattle Seahawks parted ways with offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer on Tuesday and head coach Pete Carroll did not mince words about his dissatisfaction with the team’s offense of late. The guys break down what could come next for Seattle. (25:00)
Our experts broke the news of Doug Pederson’s firing in Philadelphia live on Monday’s podcast. Charles follows-up with a few additional details about Pederson’s departure from the Eagles and why things soured so quickly after their recent Super Bowl win. (29:15)
The Denver Broncos found their new GM in former Minnesota Vikings personnel man George Paton. The guys fill in Paton’s history and what this new chapter could be like for the Broncos. (36:45)
Also this week, the Chicago Bears announced they would be keeping head coach Matt Nagy and GM Ryan Pace for the 2021 season. Charles & Terez break down what they would need to do to keep their jobs beyond this year and what QBs the Bears should go after in the offseason. (49:10)
Finally, the guys close out the show previewing all four divisional round matchups heading into this weekend: Rams-Packers, Ravens-Bills, Browns-Chiefs and Buccaneers-Saints. (50:25)
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Fans of the Buffalo Bills and Cleveland Browns can breathe a sigh of relief, their teams have now won a playoff game in this millennium (sorry Lions & Bengals fans).
Charles Robinson & Terez Paylor recap all six wild-card games from the weekend including the aforementioned wins by Buffalo & Cleveland, the Los Angeles Rams upsetting the division rival Seattle Seahawks and wins from the Saints and Buccaneers setting the stage for the third duel between Tom Brady and Drew Brees this season.
At the end of the show, our experts react live to the Philadelphia Eagles parting ways with head coach Doug Pederson, which Charles has been predicting for months.
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The first week of the NFL postseason always welcomes a bittersweet holiday for NFL fans: Black Monday. Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson kick off this episode discussing the recent firings of Anthony Lynn, Doug Marrone and the strange situation of John Elway simultaneously firing and promoting himself. (4:10)
Our experts rank the open head coach and general manager jobs in the league with franchises like the Jacksonville Jaguars, Los Angeles Chargers, New York Jets, Houston Texans, Detroit Lions, Atlanta Falcons and others.
In the second half of the show, Terez & Charles preview all six wild-card games scheduled for this weekend, whether the NFL should allow Browns HC Kevin Stefanski to coach remotely and which game they think has the best shot of resulting in an upset. (37:55)
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On the final Sunday night of the 2020 regular season, to the horror of nearly every NFL fan (particularly a large portion of the ones in the New York city area), the Philadelphia Eagles pulled quarterback Jalen Hurts in favor of backup Nate Sudfeld for no clear reason, gifting in the process, a division championship to their rivals the Washington Football Team.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson open on this embarrassing episode and what galaxy-brained strategy head coach Doug Pederson could have been employing.
Our experts recap all 16 games from Sunday's schedule including the wild finishes between the Texans and Titans, Browns and Steelers and the utter beat-downs carried out by the Buffalo Bills, Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Baltimore Ravens.
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When Charles Robinson said on the most recent episode of this podcast, "that's it, it's over," in regards to Washington QB Dwayne Haskins, he didn't think the team would waive him 12 hours later. But that's what happened.
Charles & Terez Paylor kick off this episode of the podcast breaking down the simultaneously shocking, yet not surprising news that the former first rounder was released by the Washington Football Team on Monday. What's next for the former Ohio State star? And what do our experts think of ESPN's Booger McFarland's comments calling out young Black athletes in response to Haskins' dismissal? (2:05)
The departure of Haskins from Washington and the potential departure of Carson Wentz just up the road in Philadelphia inspire a conversation about contract extensions for young quarterbacks. With new deals for QBs heading into their fourth year being all the rage, should Baker Mayfield, Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson receive extensions this offseason? (18:50)
Week 17 is just around the corner and we can't wrap up the 2020 regular season without one more segment of NFC East talk. With the division title still up for grabs for all but one of these squads, what are Charles & Terez looking for as the Washington Football Team takes on the Philadelphia Eagles and the Dallas Cowboys travel to the New York Giants? (35:50)
Our experts close out the podcast discussing some of the other playoff scenarios in the AFC & NFC as Derrick Henry looks to notch a 2,000 yard season, Aaron Rodgers hopes to win a third MVP and a pair of battered NFC West teams in the Rams and Cardinals fight for a wild card spot. (45:20)
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With just one week left of 2020 NFL regular season games remaining, the coveted MVP award that was, at one point, clearly destined for Russell Wilson, and at another, evidently Patrick Mahomes' for the taking, appears to have changed hands for perhaps one last time. The Green Bay Packers dealt the Tennessee Titans a decisive 40-14 loss on Sunday night, and in doing so, Packers QB Aaron Rodgers threw 4 TDs in another stellar performance.
Where does the MVP race stand at the season's final leg? Do the Chicago Bears owe Mitchell Trubisky another shot in 2021? How do the Dallas Cowboys, who are potentially one win away from the most unlikely playoff berth ever, avoid "the velvet rut?"
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson address all those questions and the league's major storylines, recapping all fifteen games from this weekend's action.
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After an 11-0 start, the Pittsburgh Steelers looked Super Bowl-bound and people around the league questioned whether 16-0 was in play? Three weeks later, the situation is very different. Having lost to the Washington Football Team, Buffalo Bills and, on Monday night, the lowly Cincinnati Bengals, the Steelers appear in free-fall. What doesn’t help matters is their Week 16 opponents are the Indianapolis Colts who boast the league’s best defense.
After briefly touching on the San Francisco 49ers acquiring former tenth overall pick Josh Rosen from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson kick off the podcast trying to diagnose: what’s wrong with the Pittsburgh Steelers? When the culprits are an aging Ben Roethlisberger, an ineffective offensive line, a defense worn thin by key injuries, the blame can be spread everywhere. JuJu Smith-Schuster losing a fumble after dancing on the Bengals logo for a TikTok video certainly doesn’t help either. (4:10)
Later, Terez drops the audio of an interview he conducted earlier in the week with former Bengals wide receiver Chad Johnson (née Ochocinco) where they talk about the state of touchdown celebrations and Chad reveals his rankings of the best wideouts of all time (spoiler: Jerry Rice is third). (15:45)
In the second half of the podcast, Charles & Terez discuss two disappointing stories coming from the Washington Football Team. First, Charles sheds light on team paying out $1.6 million to settle a sexual misconduct claim about owner Dan Snyder and how this is potentially the tip of the iceberg in regards to damaging nondisclosure agreements. Afterwards, they talk about Dwayne Haskins being spotted, mask-less, at a strip club following Washington’s loss on Sunday to the Seattle Seahawks. (34:00)
Wrapping up the podcast, the guys preview two Week 16 matchups as the Los Angeles Rams hope to bounce back in Seattle after their embarrassing loss to the New York Jets; and the Tennessee Titans travel to the Green Bay Packers as Aaron Rodgers and Derrick Henry attempt to make their MVP case. (47:10)
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The New York Jets had one simple job: keep losing games. Unfortunately for scores of Jets fans, the team that’s tortured them for decades continued to twist the knife of dramatic irony. In a stunning upset, the Jets beat the Los Angeles Rams 23-20 and effectively handed control of the number one pick in this April’s draft to the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson kick off the show breaking down the implications of this wild result, how it potentially changes the fate of Trevor Lawrence and how this win serves as Adam Gase’s cruel parting shot to the franchise and its fans that’ve been waiting to jettison him all season.
The guys recap all of the games from Week 15 including the loss that handed the New England Patriots their first losing season in 20 years, the astonishing duel between Jalen Hurts and Kyler Murray, Tom Brady’s latest comeback against the poor Atlanta Falcons, Cleveland’s tenth win and more.
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Before looking ahead to a slate of impactful Week 15 games, Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson kick off their mid-week podcast looking back to Monday night and what many consider to be the game of the year between the Baltimore Ravens and Cleveland Browns. Between Lamar’s magical comeback in the game’s final moments and the undeniable poise and growth shown by Baker Mayfield, how could you not be excited about where these teams are going for years to come?
Later in the show, Charles & Terez run through a number of league-wide stories including the chances that players may receive the coronavirus vaccine before the Super Bowl, the effect of game postponements on the league’s broadcast partners and the likelihood that the NFL will officially ratify plans to expand the season to 17 games in the very near future. (9:40).
Afterwards, the guys look ahead to a number of matchups they’re anticipating this weekend including a possible Super Bowl preview between the Kansas City Chiefs & New Orleans Saints, the Seattle Seahawks traveling east to face the ascending Washington Football Team, the Miami Dolphins looking to vanquish the rival New England Patriots and the battle of two Oklahoma quarterbacks as Kyler Murray and the Arizona Cardinals meet Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles. (22:15)
Finally, the guys close out the show taking listener questions about Odell Beckham, Jr., Jamaal Williams and what the New York Jets’ record would be if they had Andy Reid and Patrick Mahomes. (42:10)
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With only three weeks to go before the end of the regular season, the post-season contenders are coming into focus. Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson kick off their Sunday night recap podcast breaking down the Buffalo Bills’ decisive win over the skidding Pittsburgh Steelers who were undefeated just seven days ago but suddenly have two marks in the loss column.
Terez & Charles also discuss what the trade market might look like for Carson Wentz after Jalen Hurts won his first start for the Philadelphia Eagles, why the Tampa Bay Buccaneers still look shaky despite their win, the defensive dominance of the Washington Football team as well as the rest of the games from Week 14.
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To the dismay (or joy) of Philadelphia Eagles fans, rookie QB Jalen Hurts is making his first NFL start this weekend as the New Orleans Saints travel to town. Terez Paylor is joined by Yahoo Sports senior college football writer Pete Thamel as well as Yahoo Sports' lead draft analyst Eric Edholm to talk about Hurts' interesting college career and what to expect out of his first professional start. (4:30)
Later, Pete gives the latest on the sad tale of Jim Harbaugh and the University of Michigan. The former San Francisco 49ers head coach made three conference championships and a Super Bowl, but his stock seemingly couldn't be any lower. The guys discuss his prospects and the likelihood of a possible return to the NFL. (14:30)
Afterwards, Terez, Pete get acquainted with the 2021 NFL draft and Eric's latest mock draft. Aside from Trevor Lawrence and Justin Fields, what names should NFL fans start paying attention to? Will the Cincinnati Bengals draft some protection for Joe Burrow? What will the Dallas Cowboys do with their likely top-five pick? Could four quarterbacks go in the first ten picks next April? (24:00)
Finally, Terez closes out the show taking some listener questions about how Bill Belichick could screw the New York Jets out of the first overall pick, what the Indianapolis Colts will do at QB after the Philip Rivers era and how he would go about fixing the Detroit Lions franchise. (50:15)
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The New York Giants took the prize for the most surprising outcome of Week 13 with their late-afternoon road win in Seattle. The G-Men held Russell Wilson's Seahawks to a paltry twelve points and likely snuffed out the QB's MVP chances in 2020, earning their fourth straight win along the way.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson open the podcast discussing the resurgent New York Football Giants and the commendable job first-year head coach Joe Judge has done with the squad. They also break down the one area Kansas City needs to improve if they want to be successful this January, Carson Wentz' benching for rookie QB Jalen Hurts, the New York Jets snatching defeat from the jaws of victory thanks to a questionable Gregg Williams defensive call and the rest of the Week 13 slate.
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There's truly nothing like that early-December tradition all Americans know and love: Wednesday afternoon football. The thrice-delayed second meeting of the Pittsburgh Steelers & Baltimore Ravens finally occurred on an extremely-rare Wednesday afternoon and the end results were mixed: the Steelers came away with a win in what was ultimately an ugly game for the virus-stricken Ravens.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson open the show discussing the W.A.F. game as well as a few lingering COVID questions the league is dealing with: if there is a vaccine readily available within the next month, will the players have access to it soon? In what scenario will the NFL break the 'in case of emergency' Week 18 glass? Will playoff teams enter an NBA-style playoff bubble?
Later in the podcast, they discuss another disappointing loss for the Philadelphia Eagles. What's wrong with Philly & their former MVP-caliber QB Carson Wentz? What happened in the Eagles' 2020 draft war room that almost yielded them both an Offensive Rookie of the Year and a Defensive Rookie of the Year candidate? (20:55)
A listener writes in discussing possible landing spots for Detroit Lions QB Matt Stafford, who may be on the trade block after the team fired its coach and GM on Sunday. Could the Browns, Broncos or Bears deal for the former first overall pick? (32:25)
Finally, Terez & Charles chat about what they'll be watching for this weekend in the matchups between the Los Angeles Rams and Arizona Cardinals, Buffalo Bills and San Francisco 49ers, New Orleans Saints and Atlanta Falcons and the Cleveland Browns and Tennessee Titans. (47:00)
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While NFL fans were treated to a battle of GOAT vs. future-GOAT on Sunday as Patrick Mahomes & Tom Brady dueled to a 27-24 finish in Tampa Bay, a few other putrid QB situations reared their ugly heads.Namely, the Denver Broncos starting former practice squad WR Kendall Hinton at QB after a coronavirus case and the ensuing safety protocols ruled out their entire quarterbacks room.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson break down all the Week 12 games and storylines including Denver’s aforementioned QB breakdown, why Sam Darnold could be a fit as Chicago’s QB of the future, how Tennessee is suddenly as dangerous as they were last postseason and the sudden, but not surprising firing of Matt Patricia and Bob Quinn in Detroit.
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Football and Thanksgiving always go hand-in-hand, and with the holiday approaching fast, Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson open up their midweek podcast chewing the fat about their favorite Thanksgiving foods including a mind-opening hack to kick your mashed potatoes up to the next level.
Getting into some football talk, the guys recap the Los Angeles Rams' 27-24 Monday night win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. After two head-scratching picks from Tom Brady, Charles outlines the two missing pieces from the Bucs offense that need to be fixed if Tampa wants to succeed this January. (7:10)
In more somber news, Dallas Cowboys head strength & conditioning coach Markus Paul collapsed this morning at the Cowboys' facility and was rushed to a local hospital where he remains in critical condition at the time of this taping. Charles & Terez reflect on Paul's beloved reputation in the league and the inner workings of how stories like these are reported. (16:15)
Following up on Sunday night's conversation about Joe Burrow's devastating knee injury, Terez outlines what teams like the New York Jets and Jacksonville Jaguars, the presumed owners of the first and second picks in the 2021 draft, need to do to prevent situations like this from happening to their rookie franchise QBs of the future. (23:15)
On Tuesday, the Pro Football Hall of Fame released its list of 25 semi-finalists for 2021's Hall of Fame class. Among some mortal locks for the 5 spots in next year's class are Peyton Manning and Charles Woodson. The guys rank some of the other finalists and make the case for the frustratingly short career of Calvin Johnson aka Megatron. (33:30)
Finally, the guys close out the show talking about the Green Bay Packers, coach Matt LaFleur's evolution over two seasons and why fans shouldn't be so down on their WR corps. (53:40)
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Week 11 of the 2020 NFL season is almost in the books save for a Monday night game and the playoff picture is coming into focus. The Kansas City Chiefs came back in the final two minutes to split their season series against the Las Vegas Raiders, the Green Bay Packers lost control of the first overall seed in the NFC after dropping a game (and the ball) to the Indianapolis Colts in overtime & the Baltimore Ravens appear to be in a tailspin after losing their second straight.
Charles Robinson & Terez Paylor recap all of the Sunday matchups from Week 11 as well as the continued tragedy that is the Philadelphia Eagles season, Taysom Hill's first win as a starting QB and the brutal season-ending injury to Joe Burrow.
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In celebration of the podcast reaching 1000 reviews on Apple Podcasts, Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson do a mostly mailbag podcast as the season rounds into its final six weeks.
After an extremely necessary conversation about Justin Herbert's new haircut, Terez & Charles answer listener questions about what the Cowboys should do with their unexpectedly high draft pick in 2021, the Houston Texans' search for a new head coach and the Kansas City Chiefs' ability to retain their core of star players.
Later, they close out the show discussing the three matchups they're looking forward to most this weekend in Arizona @ Seattle, Green Bay @ Indianapolis and the Los Angeles Rams @ Tampa Bay.
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In Week 7, Seattle’s D.K. Metcalf chased down an interception by Arizona’s Budda Baker, preventing a touchdown in what was undoubtedly the most incredible play of the season up to that point. In Week 10, that conventional wisdom was usurped by another breathtaking play involving the Arizona Cardinals.
This time, with mere seconds left, down four, Kyler Murray threw up a 43-yard Hail Mary to DeAndre Hopkins that was miraculously pulled down and secured by the receiver Arizona had only traded for at the beginning of the year.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson open their Week 10 recap podcast discussing this astonishing play and how it leads to a must-win Thursday night rematch between Arizona & Seattle on Thursday night, where control of the NFC West is at stake.
Our experts recap all of the games from the weekend including Baltimore’s frustrating loss to New England, Miami winning its fourth straight game and the Philadelphia Eagles being on the verge of a total implosion, despite retaining a lead of the putrid NFC East.
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The 2020 NFL regular season is just over halfway done, and despite ballooning COVID cases both in the league and nationally, it appears as if we'll get something resembling a complete season.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson open their mid-week podcast discussing the recently agreed-upon plans from the NFL's owners to institute a 16-team playoff field in the case that regular season games are cancelled. Would Kansas City/Miami be of interest to anyone? Or what about New Orleans/Arizona? Our hosts break down the two conference playoff seedings as they stand today while the league still combats the coronavirus and even stars like Aaron Rodgers question the NFL's safety protocols.
Later in the show, Terez & Charles discuss the NFL owners also voting to amend the Rooney Rule in order to award compensatory draft picks to franchises whose lower-level minority coaches and executives get hired to head coach and GM positions. They also chat about Raheem Morris' stint as interim head coach of the Atlanta Falcons and whether owner Arthur Blank could hire him to the role in a more official sense this offseason. (20:50)
Closing out the episode, the guys open up the reader mailbag and share some stories about Todd Haley (after Matt Cassel told quite a story of his own on NBC Sports Boston) and try to determine which team in the horrid NFC East has the best chance of reversing their fortunes in the long-run. (37:25)
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Sunday evening gave us two stark versions of the NFL's old guard and its new generation at the quarterback position. Drew Brees and the New Orleans Saints blanked the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 38-3, while Tom Brady threw three interceptions. Only hours before, Tua Tagovailoa and the defensively stout Miami Dolphins pulled off a 34-31 road win against the electric Kyler Murray who put up 283 yards in the air and 103 yards on the ground for the Arizona Cardinals.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson kick off their Week 9 Sunday night recap podcast discussing these two games, as NFC dominance hangs in the balance. They also break down the Seattle Seahawks getting blown out against a surging Buffalo Bills team, Chicago's continued QB issues, and whether Deshaun Watson has a right to be miffed about the situation in Houston, as well as the rest of Week 9's slate of games.
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Tuesday was certainly a day not without excitement in America. The Presidential race is still too close to call as of late Wednesday, but we do know what to call Tuesday's trade deadline in the NFL: boring.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson open up this midweek podcast reacting to the lack of major moves at the deadline and what it says about where most of the teams are at the season's halfway point.
Elsewhere in the league, there were reports this week that the NFL is mulling a 16-team playoff format that would eliminate the bye week and allow eight teams from each conference into the playoffs for one year only. Which teams stand the most to gain from this proposed scenario? (13:10)
Terez & Charles then devote the bulk of the episode to giving out their 2020 midseason awards. Is Tom Brady in the MVP conversation with the likes of Russel Wilson and Patrick Mahomes? Does Tua Tagovailoa have a chance to enter the apparent two-man race for offensive rookie of the year behind Joe Burrow and Justin Herbert? Mike Tomlin & Bruce Arians seem like frontrunners for the coach of the year award, but our experts argue that how Antonio Brown gels with the Bucs will ultimately play a huge role in how Arians is evaluated for that award. (19:25)
Finally, the guys close out the episode previewing three matchups they're looking forward to most in Week 9: New Orleans at Tampa Bay, Seattle at Buffalo and Baltimore at Indianapolis. (48:20)
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It was a wild, windy Week 8 in the NFL where few things were predictable (except for the Kansas City Chiefs easily dispensing of the New York Jets). Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson kick off their Sunday night podcast recapping the clear game of the week between Lamar Jackson’s Baltimore Ravens and Ben Roethlisberger’s Pittsburgh Steelers. The Steelers held on late to defeat their division rival and remain the league’s only unbeaten at 7-0, showing that the Ravens, yet again, might be on the outside looking in when it comes to a spot in this year’s AFC Championship.
Terez & Charles recap all of the Week 8 games so far including Miami’s impressive defensive win over the visiting L.A. Rams, the sliding Titans’ loss to Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals & the fourth straight loss for Bill Belichick, Cam Newton and the New England Patriots, who Charles argues are due for a full-on rebuild.
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Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson open the podcast this week discussing the state of a handful of rosters as the NFL trade deadline fast approaches. With a reduced salary cap coming next year, we can expect a lot of teams to be sellers, but which teams will be buyers, like the Detroit Lions & Seattle Seahawks, who made defensive additions in Everson Griffen and Carlos Dunlap, respectively?
Could the New England Patriots deal last year's Defensive Player of the Year, Stephon Gilmore? Will Super Bowl contenders like the Tennessee Titans & Green Bay Packers add that final piece as they plan to make deep playoff runs? Our experts spend the first half of the episode getting you primed for next week's big deadline.
Later, they preview the three Week 8 matchups they're looking forward to most:
The game of the weekend is the surely Pittsburgh Steelers traveling to face the division rival Baltimore Ravens. Not only will this game have playoff seeding ramifications, but how could this game affect the trade deadline as well? (25:05)
We'll get our first look at this year's fifth overall pick, Tua Tagovailoa as the Los Angeles Rams travel east to take on the Miami Dolphins. Will Aaron Donald torture the rookie for four quarters or will the lack of tape on Tua play to the Dolphins advantage? (31:40)
The NFC West is absolutely crazy when the worst team is the 4-3 San Francisco 49ers. They travel to the Seattle Seahawks coming off their first loss of the season to Arizona. If San Francisco gets the win, Terez & Charles explain how the division will turn into a bloodbath. (34:30)
Finally, the guys close out the show answering listener questions about the safety of Minnesota Vikings head coach Mike Zimmer's job and Le'Veon Bell's chemistry in the Kansas City Chiefs locker room and more (38:00).
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Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson recap a wild Week 7 in which a handful of games came down to the wire, the first and foremost being the Arizona Cardinals' incredible comeback win in the final seconds of overtime versus the Seattle Seahawks.
Elsewhere in the league, the Lions, Browns and Chargers also pulled off wacky wins in high-scoring games, meanwhile the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Pittsburgh Steelers looked like legit Super Bowl contenders. Terez & Charles discuss it all as they touch on every game from Week 7, even the two games from the lowly NFC East.
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Well, that didn’t take long. Less than two months into his first season with the franchise, Dallas Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy is already the target of scrutiny after reports his players have lost confidence in his coaching following an embarrassing 38-10 loss to the Arizona Cardinals on Monday night. Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson open the podcast marveling at how quickly McCarthy’s good will has faded and how this particular instance has echoes of his final days with the Green Bay Packers.
Next, Terez & Charles discuss the Buffalo Bills’ loss on Monday to the Kansas City Chiefs. Was the early-season Josh Allen hype unfounded or did the Bills just get handled by a better team? Also, Terez explains why Clyde Edwards-Helaire & Le’Veon Bell are not competitors for the same share of snaps, but rather complementary pieces on Kansas City’s burgeoning run-game. (13:50)
On Tuesday, the Miami Dolphins announced they would be benching QB Ryan Fitzpatrick in favor of rookie Tua Tagovailoa. The guys explain why it was time for Miami to get the show on the road after the early success of Tagovailoa’s fellow first-rounders Joe Burrow and Justin Herbert. (21:00)
In a week, Antonio Brown’s eight-game suspension is due to conclude and the Seattle Seahawks have been deemed the favorites to land the troubled wideout. Our experts take an early victory lap after they had been predicting this uneasy marriage for a few months now, however Brown’s leash will be undeniably short due to the complicating factors of the COVID season. (26:25)
Speaking of COVID, the Las Vegas Raiders were forced to send all five of their starting offensive linemen home after contact tracing declared them potentially susceptible to COVID-19 after a single positive test on the team. Charles & Terez break down how this unfortunate situation will continue to rear its ugly head all season. Likewise, they discuss the possibility of the Super Bowl being pushed back as far as a month later than its typical early February date. (32:05)
Finally, our experts close out the podcast previewing five matchups to keep an eye on this upcoming weekend. (36:10)
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Six weeks into the season is just about when the good teams start making statements and separating themselves from the rest of the pack. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Pittsburgh Steelers made emphatic statement wins on Sunday as they handily beat the Green Bay Packers and Cleveland Browns, respectively.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson open their Week 6 Sunday night podcast recapping these two lopsided wins as well as the nail biting finishes for the Baltimore Ravens and Tennessee Titans.
They give their thoughts on all twelve games and later in the episode, discuss why they're concerned about New England after their ugly loss to Denver, whether they think the Vikings and Lions should start a rebuild, and the intriguing reason Charles doesn't think Adam Gase will be fired by the New York Jets in the short term.
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TNF this week stands for Tuesday Night Football as the usual Thursday night game was bumped back to next Monday and the postponed Bills-Titans matchup occurred on a rare Tuesday night for the NFL.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson open up this mid-week podcast discussing Derrick Henry's nasty stiff arm on the dearly departed Josh Norman, and how the passing styles of Josh Allen and Ryan Tannehill portends the next era of elite quarterback play.
Next, Terez & Charles spin it back to Monday night's matchup where the New Orleans Saints outlasted the Los Angeles Chargers in overtime. Is Drew Brees' arm really finished? Also, how much are NFL scouts who were low on Justin Herbert eating their words? (8:30)
For the bulk of the episode, our experts dive into the New York Jets parting ways with Le'Veon Bell. Charles describes how Adam Gase was never into the former Steeler RB, and Terez tries to nail down a landing spot for the scatback. Could Le'Veon land in Chicago, Kansas City, Seattle, Philadelphia or Buffalo? (20:15)
Closing out the show, the guys preview the three Week 6 matchups they're looking forward to most:
Can Baker Mayfield lead the Cleveland Browns to a victory in the AFC North matchup against Big Ben and their eternal bullies, the Pittsburgh Steelers? (40:25)
Teddy Bridgewater has looked damn good in Carolina. Can the Panthers their fourth win of the season against Nick Foles and the 4-1 Chicago Bears? (44:45)
It's a battle of aging future hall of famers as Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers square off on Sunday. Can Aaron continue his almost-MVP campaign as the Green Bay Packers travel to Tampa Bay? (49:30)
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The football gods give and the foot ball gods take away. That was as apparent as ever on Sunday in Week 5 as Alex Smith made his triumphant return to action after nearly two years away from the sport as a result of a gruesome leg injury. On the other side of that coin, only hours later, Dak Prescott suffered a gruesome ankle injury of his own and is now out for the season.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson recap all of the Week 5 games up until Sunday night including the Dallas Cowboys' pyrrhic victory against the New York Giants, the Las Vegas Raiders stunning the Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs, Russell Wilson and the Seattle Seahawks adding another exhibit to his MVP case against the Minnesota Vikings and the Atlanta Falcons cleaning house after suffering yet another loss, this time to the surprisingly frisky Carolina Panthers.
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"It's not a matter of if, but when and how severe." Strong words kick off this mid-week podcast as Charles Robinson & Terez Paylor discuss the ongoing coronavirus outbreak within the Tennessee Titans organization. Will the Titans be forced to forfeit this weekend's matchup against the Buffalo Bills? What sort of punishment could Roger Goddell levy against Tennessee after reports of multiple safety violations including a secret off-site practice? (0:50)
Next, the guys issue a correction to their Sunday night proclamation that there was a possibility no coaches could be fired this season. Houston Texans ownership had other plans in mind as they released Bill O'Brien from his duties on Monday. Charles & Terez break down where it all went wrong and discuss the candidates who could take over the year's first head coaching vacancy. (14:25)
While the Houston Texans are sure of their quarterback of the future, the Washington Football Team seem to be moving on from theirs quite quickly. On Wednesday, the team announced Dwayne Haskins, their 2019 first round pick, would be benched in favor of Kyle Allen. What does this mean for Haskins' future and could we possibly see Alex Smith taking snaps under center in Washington soon? (30:50)
Finally, Terez & Charles close out the show previewing the aforementioned Buffalo-Tennessee matchup scheduled for Week 5, as well as the Philadelphia Eagles traveling cross-state to face the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Indianapolis Colts squaring off against the Cleveland Browns in a battle of two 3-1 playoff hopefuls. (40:30)
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Another week, more pain and sorrow (and a glimmer of hope) for fans in the NFC East. Yes, the NFL's most win-challenged division leads off the show again. How freaked out should Dallas Cowboy fans be after the Cleveland Browns, of all teams, managed to hang 49 points in Jerryworld?
How about those Philadelphia Eagles. They earned their first win of the season tonight in San Francisco and thanks to a tie in Cincinnati last week, they've instantly jumped to the top of the NFC East standings.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson break down all of the Week 4 games, discussing Justin Herbert's impressive start, the one thing that will lead to Bill O'Brien's firing, Teddy Bridgewater's under-the-radar success in Carolina and whether the Washington Football Team could really pull the plug on Dwayne Haskins as early as this week.
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It never seemed like a matter of if, but only when. When would the NFL have to face its first major COVID outbreak? The answer came after Week 3 when it was reported that initially three, and now four players and five additional personnel on the Tennessee Titans tested positive for the novel coronavirus after playing a game Sunday against the Minnesota Vikings.
How did this happen? What steps did the league take when a Titans coach first tested positive on Saturday and what steps could’ve been taken? How will this affect the Titans-Steelers matchup that has been postponed until at least Monday? Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson break down the entire situation developing in Tennessee and the implications on the rest of the season.
Next, they recap the 34-20 strong-arming the Kansas City Chiefs put on the Baltimore Ravens on Monday night. What do the Ravens need to do if they see Patrick Mahomes again in the playoffs? (18:30)
After the Philadelphia Eagles’ winless start, you know the sky is falling in the City of Brotherly Love. The guys try to figure out what is wrong with Carson Wentz and propose a few options for how the Eagles should handle the rest of their season. (29:05)
After the Houston Texans worked out, but declined to sign former Ravens and Seahawks safety Earl Thomas, Charles talks through the multi-year depreciation of the all-pro’s legacy around the league and why very few teams are interesting in signing the former pro-bowler. (37:00)
Finally, the guys close out the show previewing two Week 4 matchups:
Someone’s got to get a win as the Minnesota Vikings travel to the Houston Texans (or maybe not, as we saw last week in the Cincinnati-Philadelphia tie). If the Vikings can’t get a W here, should they blow the whole thing up? (44:20)
The 2-1 Cleveland Browns are heading to Dallas to see if they can keep their strong start going against the 1-2 Dallas Cowboys. Though the Cowboys have been dreadful defending the pass all season, the guys explain that Cleveland should do what they do best: run the ball with Nick Chubb & Kareem Hunt. (53:30)
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Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson open their Week 3 recap podcast discussing the Green Bay Packers’ 37-30 win over the New Orleans Saints on Sunday night. Should the 1-2 Saints be freaking out about their sub-.500 start? Can Aaron Rodgers threaten Russell Wilson’s 2020 MVP campaign?
The experts also discuss the amazing Rams-Bills matchup in Buffalo, another Atlanta collapse, Chicago’s QB battle, Houston falling further into the winless hole, and whether the Giants, Jets and Broncos, three absolutely abysmal teams, might explore their options at quarterback if they wind up earning a top-3 pick in the 2021 draft.
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The NFL season has entered its third week, yet the coronavirus does not quit. A friendly reminder from the Yahoo Sports NFL Podcast to keep wearing your mask. A reminder from the league apparently didn't land with coaches Jon Gruden and Sean Payton, who were both personally fined $100,000 after not properly masking up during the New Orleans Saints' Monday night loss to the Las Vegas Raiders on Monday night.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson kick off the mid-week pod discussing the fines doled out to multiple coaches for the mask policy, if the 2-0 Raiders are for real and if it's time to worry about the 1-1 Saints.
Staying in the AFC West, news came out on Wednesday that the reason for Tyrod Taylor's chest pains, which led to Justin Herbert's first start for the Los Angeles Chargers, was a team doctor accidentally puncturing Taylor's lung with a pre-game injection. Charles & Terez dive into this strange medical story and the legal ramifications it could have for the Chargers. (16:10)
Our experts also discuss the strange case of the MetLife Stadium turf, where the San Francisco 49ers lost Nick Bosa, Jimmy Garoppolo, Raheem Mostert and more to injury last Sunday while visiting the New York Jets. What does it mean that the NFLPA backed the 49er's complaint about the playing surface? (27:10)
There has been quite a TV & internet hullabaloo lately that Seattle Seahawks QB Russell Wilson has never garnered a single MVP vote in his eight-year career. Charles, an MVP voter, explains the very justifiable reason why. (32:00)
Finally, the guys close out the show previewing a trio key matchups to look forward to in Week 3: Kansas City at Baltimore (40:55), the Los Angeles Rams at Buffalo (49:30) and Dallas at Seattle (58:00).
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The New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks delivered another classic on Sunday night that ended on a goal line stand one the one-yard line as time expired because of course it did. It was Seahawks-Patriots, what other way could it end?
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson recap that and all of the Week 2 games including the Falcons' epic collapse to the Cowboys in a 39-40 roller coaster ride, Justin Herbert's noble first start against the Chiefs, the Rams looking like Super Bowl contenders again and the Buccaneers getting their first win with Tom Brady at the helm of the pirate ship.
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The passage of time is cruel. Happy times and sad times come and go, as do the passing of the seasons, to remind us of this bitter fact. As the weather cools down, we're happy to have football back in our lives. 2020 also brings a more recent tradition: your yearly dose of Odell Beckham Jr. trade rumors.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson kick-off this mid-week pod with a return to America's favorite soap opera: OBJ and his relationship with the Browns. The guys tell you if this year's batch of rumors carry any weight.
OBJ wasn't the only wideout to claim the trade rumor spotlight this week. Allen Robinson, unhappy with his contract with the Chicago Bears, reportedly wants out of the Windy City. What sort of offers could he yield and what sort of contract is Robinson looking for? (7:55)
Taking a look back to Week 1's final games, Charles & Terez recap the Steelers' win over the Giants and the Titans' win over the Broncos on the Monday Night Football doubleheader. (14:55)
One of the biggest stories of the weekend was how the league and its players addressed the fight for social justice. From a video that used the likeness of Colin Kaepernick that Eric Reid called, "diabolical," to the apparent boos from Kansas City fans on Thursday night, Terez & Charles break down the messy rollout of this new campaign. (25:15)
In the second half of the show, the guys look ahead to preview the Week 2 matchups. A number of 0-1 teams play each other this week. Can teams like the Browns, Bengals, Buccaneers, Colts, Vikings, Falcons and Cowboys avoid the dreaded 0-2? Here's the thing: not all of them will. (39:25)
Our experts also break down a few other marquee Week 2 matchups including Rams/Eagles, Patriots/Seahawks, Saints/Raiders and more. (53:45)
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You didn’t need to adjust your television. Yes, Tom Brady was wearing a throw-back early-aughts Bucs uniform and DeAndre Hopkins was shredding defenses in the NFC West. It may have looked a bit strange but it was real, in the flesh football.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson recap all 13 games from the Sunday slate including the questionable call that ended Cowboys/Rams, Washington’s surprising comeback against the Eagles, Detroit's unsurprising collapse and Joe Burrow’s premiere performance in Bengal orange and black. They also chat about the Chief’s impressive Thursday night win over the Texans aided by Clyde Edwards-Helaire who is everything we thought he would be.
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It’s finally here. The 2020 NFL season kicks off on Thursday night in Kansas City and there is plenty of news to discuss and games to preview.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson open the podcast discussing the Chicago Bears’ decision to name Mitchell Trubisky their week-one starter over recent addition Nick Foles. How long is Trubisky’s leash? If he gets yanked for Foles, will we see him in Chicago ever again? (2:25)
Our experts also break down Jadeveon Clowney’s decision to sign with the Tennessee Titans over the weekend. Were the New Orleans Saints really in the mix for the former number one overall pick or was that just online bluster? (8:30)
In the second half of the show, Terez & Charles break down five marquee week one matchups including:
- Houston at Kansas City (18:20)
- Cleveland at Baltimore (26:05)
- Green Bay at Minnesota (32:00)
- Tampa Bay at New Orleans (39:30)
- Dallas at the Los Angeles Rams (45:25)
Finally, the guys close out the show addressing the presumed season-ending injury to Von Miller (54:40) and recapping the season finale of Hard Knocks: Los Angeles. (58:20)
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In seven days, the 2020 NFL season kicks off in Kansas City as Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs face off against Deshaun Watson and the Texans. We can’t believe it either.
Charles Robinson & Terez Paylor devote the majority of the podcast to previewing the 2020 season. Who will win each division? Who will the three (yes, three) wild card teams be from each conference? Our experts weigh in on the AFC (4:15) followed by the NFC (28:40).
On Thursday night, reports surfaced that the New Orleans Saints could be interested in making a move for free agent defensive end Jadeveon Clowney. Terez & Charles talk about why going all-in on Clowney means the Saints are going all-in for a Super Bowl in 2020. (1:01:05)
As a special treat, the guys close out the show with an even more special guest. He defiantly stood up to a skeptical government board and spoke out against the cruelest of evils. Yes, Ander Christensen went viral this week imploring the city of Lincoln, Nebraska to call boneless wings what they really are: chicken tenders. Ander joins the pod to talk about his crazy week and his fight for proper chicken meat nomenclature. It’s the interview of the millennium. (1:04:15)
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With the NFL season less than 10 days away, there's been a flurry of transactions and stories as the league and country face the reality that, yes, indeed the NFL season is going to happen very soon. Buckle up and get your fantasy teams drafted -- it's going to be a wild season.
The headline on Tuesday was a tweet from Josina Anderson reporting that the New Orleans Saints may be open to trading their star running back Alvin Kamara. Could he really be on the move or is it more posturing between the two sides trying to negotiate a new contract for the elite combo back (2:10)
Additionally, the Jacksonville Jaguars parted ways with running back Leonard Fournette. Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson talk about where things went wrong between Fournette and the Jags and speculate on a number of possible landing spots for the former fourth overall pick. (11:30)
The Jaguars certainly had an active few days as they also dealt disgruntled DE Yannick Ngakoue to the Minnesota Vikings for a pair of future draft picks. What does this mean for the Jaguars' long-term future as well as the Minnesota Vikings in a very winnable NFC North? (32:00)
On the coronavirus front, the league briefly got down to one player on the Reserve/COVID list before another four players tested positive last week, including Fred Warner, the San Francisco 49ers' young standout linebacker. Charles & Terez talk about how the league is walking a very fine line in regards to the pandemic as training camps end and teams transition into regular season play. (40:35)
Finally, the guys close out the episode discussing the fourth episode of Hard Knocks, which focused heavily on the Rams and Chargers players and staff reacting to the shooting of Jacob Blake. (44:40)
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Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson lay down their thoughts on another difficult week in America after Jacob Blake, a Black man in Kenosha, Wisconsin was shot multiple times by police, followed by the ensuing murder of two protesters by an out-of-state member who appeared to have been aided by local police. On Wednesday, the Milwaukee Bucks did not take the court for their first-round playoff game against the Orlando Magic in protest of these events, and soon the rest of the NBA's remaining teams followed suit with the full slate of games on Wednesday and Thursday being postponed. A number of MLB games were also rescheduled and many NFL teams have cancelled their practices in the last 24 hours.
While discussing how this may affect the NFL in two weeks when the season kicks off in Kansas City, Terez shares a personal story about why these issues are so important and how a mundane occurrence that might seem trivial to most is potentially dangerous for Black men and women in America.
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Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson kick off this episode recapping Tuesday night's episode of Hard Knocks that saw little new insight or action aside from a beautiful in-person view of SoFi Stadium, the new $5 billion dollar home to the Rams and Chargers.
Moving onto some very strange news in the continuation of the offseason's major storyline, the return to play amid a global pandemic -- a whopping 77 league-wide coronavirus tests were deemed to be false positives over the weekend. Though clubs and league executives can safely breathe a sigh of relief after this event, the guys explain why this situation is a good thing for overall league preparedness. (12:40)
Additionally over the weekend, the Baltimore Ravens released All-Pro safety Earl Thomas after an altercation with a teammate. Charles & Terez explain why many teams will be reluctant to sign the star defender and why the Dallas Cowboys, who had long been linked with S Jamal Adams over the offseason, shouldn't be perceived as the odds-on favorite to land Thomas. (19:45)
Staying in Dallas, owner Jerry Jones made comments on Tuesday outlining the team's "new" policy for how they would handle national anthem protests...except for the new policy isn't new at all. The guys explain why Jerry and other hardline owners against players kneeling for the anthem would be better suited just letting the players do what they want. (35:00)
Later, Terez & Charles talk about Roger Goodell's appearance on Emmanuel Acho's "Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Man," (41:30) before wrapping up the show with a little fantasy talk about the Indianapolis Colts and Pittsburgh Steelers. (48:15)
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We know 2020 has been a long year, but if you can think all the way back to the scandal of February 2019, you may remember Patriots owner Robert Kraft was charged with two counts of soliciting prostitution at a spa in Florida. Eighteen months later, a Florida appeals court has ruled the video evidence of Kraft and other suspects inadmissible under the fourth amendment. Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson provide an update on the salacious story and how Kraft's expensive legal team carved a massive legal win for other suspects in the case as well as a class action lawsuit on behalf of innocent spa-goers who were illegally surveilled.
Later, Charles & Terez talk about a league conference call in which the idea was floated (and not brushed off) of playing out the 2020 playoffs in a campus or location similar to the NBA's bubble. (13:50)
Washington QB Alex Smith turned eyes this week as he made his return to the practice field, two years after a gruesome leg injury in which many doubted if he'd ever play again. The guys talk about his heroic comeback and how he has won, even if he never plays an NFL snap again. (20:35)
In Kansas City, the Chiefs announced on Thursday they would no longer permit fans to wear Native American-style headdresses, face paint or similar iconography that appropriates Native American culture. One month after the Washington Football Team ditched their former nickname, is this change enough in Kansas City and how will the fans react? (29:30)
Finally, Charles & Terez open the mailbag and discuss the NFL stadiums with the best food. (39:25)
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Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson open this late Tuesday night podcast with their thoughts on the second episode of Hard Knocks featuring the Chargers, Rams, Jalen Ramsey's house-hunting and Aaron Donald's shirtless abs.
Next, Charles and Terez discuss the attrition some teams are experiencing in the first few days of padded practice. With Cowboys defensive tackle Gerald McCoy out for the season, eyes in the league shift back to free agent defensive end Jadeveon Clowney. While Clowney and his camp believe attrition could help drive up the price for the former Seahawk and Texan, Charles argues that his opportunities are drying up as front offices around the league lose their patience. (20:45)
On a brighter note in this strange offseason, as of this taping, only twelve players sit inactive on the NFL's reserve/Covid-19 list. Could that number get down to zero soon or is the league destined to see that number creep up as more physical practices become the norm? (30:05)
The Washington Football Team made headlines this week as they hired former running back Jason Wright as their team president. The first ever Black man to have this role, Charles and Terez outline the struggles they could envision Wright encountering under notorious owner Daniel Snyder. (39:35)
Later, our experts try to determine who has the best chance of having a better season in 2020: Cam Newton or Josh Allen? (48:40)
Finally, they close out the episode discussing the draft predictions they've gotten tremendously right and horribly wrong over the years. (56:05)
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America's team made a huge addition to their defensive line in an all-in move for 2020, but before Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson get to that, more pressing matters must be addressed:
The Seattle Seahawks cut rookie undrafted free agent cornerback Kemah Siverand for attempting to sneak in a female companion (dressed as a man) into the team hotel, proving the continued need for an NFL snitch line. (0:20)
The Dallas Cowboys were in the news for multiple reasons this week. Terez & Charles address Dallas bolstering their defensive line with former Minnesota DE Everson Griffen, how Jerry Jones might handle players who kneel for the anthem and the team's plans to seat fans in "pods" when the season kicks off in a few weeks. (4:55)
It was a good day if you were one of the league's elite tight ends. San Francisco's George Kittle and Kansas City's Travis Kelce both signed massive multi-year extensions, completely resetting the market for a star tight end. Our experts break down what that means for the position and if the league could see an influx of ultra-athletic specimens at the position. (26:00)
Later, they look at the next class of TEs – Hooper, Hockenson, Fant, Andrews – who is the next Kittle or Kelce out of this young class? (40:00)
Finally, they close out the show addressing a listener question about which countries could develop the best international football leagues. (46:10)
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With the 2020 NFL season five weeks away, so returns an August tradition: Hard Knocks. Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson open today's podcast recapping Anthony Lynn, Sean McVay, Jalen Ramsey and the season premiere of HBO's docuseries covering the Los Angeles Rams and Chargers.
While not every NFL fan watches college football, today's monumental news from the Big Ten and Pac-12 absolutely has an impact on football seasons to come. With the two conferences (and potentially more) deciding to cancel their fall seasons and potentially play their 2020 seasons in the spring of 2021, Terez and Charles look at what this means for the NFL. How will scouting departments adjust to limited tape on the incoming class? Could the 2021 NFL Draft be delayed? (16:25)
Last Thursday was the NFL's deadline for players to opt out of the 2020 season. Our experts take a look at the rosters most impacted by the opt-outs and how offensive line depth has been decimated this year. (38:00)
Finally, the guys open up the listener mailbag and answer a question about Joe Burrow and the Bengals (52:00) before issuing a surprising verdict in the grilled cheese and grape jelly quandary. (57:40)
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Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson are joined by Warren Sharp to discuss the major learnings from Sharps' yearly NFL preview – a 300 page opus of charts, graphs and advanced stats that any football nerd would devour.
They break down:
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Kliff Kingsbury and Kyler Murray's simultaneous development with the Arizona Cardinals (7:00)
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How Baker Mayfield will mesh with the offensive philosophy of his new head coach Kevin Stefansi (12:25)
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If we could see a conflict in Dallas between new head coach Mike McCarthy and returning offensive coordinator Kellen Moore (17:50)
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If Tom Brady will be able to sling it in Bruce Arians' no risk it, no biscuit offense (23:45)
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How New England OC Josh McDaniels will deploy Cam Newton (27:15)
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If Clyde Edwards-Helaire can really live up to the hype as the Kansas City Chiefs' lead back (32:00)
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A few fantasy sleepers including some surprises on the Washington Football Team's roster (34:30)
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"It's been an interesting start, to say the least."
Our very own Charles Robinson wrote this week of the unsteady reality of 32 franchises kicking off their training camp last weekend. Joined by Terez Paylor, the guys discuss at length the tier system being imposed on NFL team employees, the ensuing tier-envy, how NFL head coaches are already breaking COVID procedures and the dystopian implementation of location-tracking wristbands at team facilities. It's going to be a wild season. (2:30)
Terez & Charles also discuss Philadelphia Eagles head coach Doug Pederson testing positive for coronavirus, and how coaching staffs around the league will be tested in new ways. (12:30)
Likewise, Sean Payton and the New Orleans Saints have reported zero positive cases after confining their entire team and staff to a mini-bubble. Should other teams follow suit and will the league try to institute a larger bubble system like the one implemented in the NBA and NHL? (16:00)
Wrapping up the podcast, the guys take a look at the current MVP odds and pick some dark horse candidates to take home the league's top individual honor. (41:05)
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After a few weeks of negative stories in the NFL -- coronavirus pessimism, sexual harassment in the Washington organization, rascist comments allegedly made by the Jets owner -- this episode of the Yahoo Sports NFL Podcast is commited to only fun stories from around the league.
First, Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson discuss Patrick Mahomes' "snub" by being ranked 4th in the NFL's annual top 100 players ranking behind Lamar Jackson, Aaron Donald, Michael Thomas and Russell Wilson and why the ludicrous ranking is good for the league. (3:25)
They also discuss the monster extension signed by Chargers DE Joey Bosa as mega-deals for edge rushers are now becoming the new normal. (22:40)
While they're on the Chargers, they discuss how the expectations for Justin Herbert and Tua Tagovailoa will be totally different for the QBs drafted fifth and sixth overall by Los Angeles and Miami. (28:15)
In the second half of the show, they open up the listener mailbag and answer questions about how NFL teams will avoid a Miami Marlins situation, how the New York Giants ownership pressed hard to make the 2020 season happen and spam burgers. (37:15)
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Pessimism surrounding the upcoming NFL season hit new levels on Monday morning after MLB's opening weekend fell flat on its face. After reports that at least 14 players on the Miami Marlins had tested positive for coronavirus and a slew of games were cancelled, anyone with an interest in sports wondered how the NFL could realistically and safely pull off a season after such a quick blunder in baseball.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson open the podcast on this startling turn of events. Charles details why the NFL will be much better prepared to test and quarantine its players than Major League Baseball and Terez plays a little devil's advocate and wonders if competitiveness will be the sport's achilles heel. (3:00)
They also discuss the myriad players who have announced they will opt out of the 2020 season including a handful of defenders on the New England Patriots and the newly acquired WR Devin Funchess of the Green Bay Packers. (28:15)
Taking a step back to the weekend, the guys recap the trade between the New York Jets and Seattle Seahawks which sent star safety Jamal Adams to the pacific northwest for a pair of first round picks. Was this a good deal for both sides? (36:45)
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With NFL players just days away from officially reporting to training camp, a financial storm looms on the horizon as NFL owners and players are potentially aligned to duke it out over money and pro-rated pay just as the MLB and its players did earlier in the summer.Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson look at the major obstacles that stand in the way of labor peace and a 2020 season on today's podcast.
First, they talk about the Washington Football Team's official temporary name and uniform dropping just as the NHL decides to release the Kraken. (0:20)
They also discuss New York Jets owner Woody Johnson, current ambassador to the United Kingdom, who has been in the news lately for alleged racist and sexist remarks and the lush recent history of NFL owners saying and doing the wrong thing. (7:15)
Later, they discuss how the owners are preparing to play hardball against the players in order to secure a financial agreement before a 2020 season that will assuredly see a loss in revenue. (16:55)
Terez and Charles also discuss the recent extension of Minnesota Vikings head coach Mike Zimmer and what the Vikes and Kirk Cousins need to do to get over the top and win that first Super Bowl. (35:55).
Finally, the guys discuss the impressive progress the Miami Dolphins have made in just one year under head coach Brian Flores and how the Fins could find themselves competing for a playoff spot very soon. (50:15)
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After a coordinated social media push on Sunday involving Patrick Mahomes, Drew Brees, Russell Wilson and more, NFL players successfully kickstarted a whirlwind two days of negotiations regarding each team's health and safety procedures on the eve of training camps opening later this week.
Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson open the podcast with the latest on the continuing talks between the league and the players' union. With testing procedures agreed upon and out of the way, the major question left is the economics of this 2020 season – will owners try to earn back a bargaining chip lost in this years' CBA in exchange for lightening the financial burden on the players?
Also, what will NFL's opening weekend look like in September now that the pre-season has officially been cancelled? (22:00)
Looking ahead to 2021, our colleague Eric Edholm wrote a column last week on three possible scenarios the NFL could look to for next April's draft if the 2020 season doesn't get played. The guys examine each scenario, including one that saw the Patriots win a lottery simulation and offer their thoughts on how the league could fairly order the 2021 draft if the worst case scenario indeed comes to pass. (31:00)
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Late on Thursday afternoon, the Washington Post released a bombshell report in which 15 former female employees of the Washington football franchise spoke about a culture of verbal abuse and sexual harassment that went largely unpunished, compounded by a seemingly nonexistent human resources department.
Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson open the podcast on this late-breaking news after days of whispers swirled around the internet, speculating about this much-rumored story.
In other league news, the deadline for franchise tagged players to work out extensions with their teams passed on Wednesday afternoon. As expected, Dallas Cowboys QB Dak Prescott did not ink a long-term deal, but what does that mean for his future in Big D? (19:00)
Derrick Henry of the Tennessee Titans got his extension just under the wire. How scared should other teams be that Tennessee locked up its quarterback and running back of the future? (33:20)
After 72 players tested positive for coronavirus and J.J. Watt published a list of safety concerns to his Twitter account, Charles & Terez speak about the latest on where the league, teams and players are in terms of starting training camps (and the season) on time. (40:20)
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After news broke over the weekend, Monday morning made official a change that has been coming for decades, the franchise in Washington is retiring their former nickname and a new name will be announced soon.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson dedicate the first half of the podcast to this news, the team's timeline for a new name, the place of Native American imagery in the NFL and where the Kansas City Chiefs fit into that discussion. (2:30)
They also discuss the continued pessimism around the start of training camps scheduled to take place in a few weeks. With the teams' testing procedures are all over the map and the NFLPA on the verge of telling veteran players not to report, the start of the season is in jeopardy. (21:50)
Fans in Kansas City and Cleveland rejoiced on Tuesday as their teams locked up young edge rushers on long-term deals. Charles & Terez discuss the generous, yet cap-wise extensions for Chris Jones and Myles Garrett. (27:50)
The Athletic recently conducted a poll of player agents ranking the NFL's 32 general managers in terms of how easy or hard they are to work with. After Denver Broncos GM John Elway ranked the highest on the sour end of that scale, the guys discuss the current crop of GMs and their reputations around the league. (35:50)
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The NFL was lucky to have the coronavirus pandemic start only weeks after the Super Bowl. The league would have a majority of its offseason to plan how to return to action as planned in the fall. But increasingly, there is growing pessimism that the 2020 season will kick off according to schedule this September.
Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson open this podcast breaking down the latest questions surrounding the start of the season. Will players feel safe with how frequently they'll be tested and will teams be able to get speedy results? What about the NFLPA recommending to cancel the preseason? Is it a sign of a looming labor fight to have the NFL owners asking to put 35% of the players' salaries in escrow?
In the back-half of the pod, two prominent players requested trades in the last week. San Francisco 49ers running back Raheem Mostert asked to be dealt, the guys discuss why this might be the best move for the 28-year-old back who broke out last year. (21:10).
Cleveland Browns tight end David Njoku also requested a trade last week. Our experts explain why this trade might not be as likely for the former first-round pick. (30:30)
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So much can happen in a week. Since the latest podcast, Cam Newton signed with the Patriots, Patrick Mahomes signed a 10-year extension nearing a half-billion (with a b) dollars and the franchise in Washington announced after years of pressure that they'd explore changing the team's nickname. How things change indeed.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson open this podcast with Mahomes' mega-deal, what it means for the likes of Dak Prescott and Deshaun Watson and why it means the Chiefs will have to be flawless with their drafts and free agency going forward. (1:15)
Later, they discuss Instagram posts made by Eagles WR DeSean Jackson in which he published fake quotes attributed to Adolf Hitler. As of this taping, he still remains with the team but the situation brings up echoes of Riley Cooper, who was never cut by the Eagles after his racist tirade was caught on video. Will the Eagles do the right thing or will they be hamstrung by precedent? (17:15)
After years of condemnation from fans across America, Native American and otherwise, Washington announced last week they would explore changing the team's nickname. Our experts discuss this much-awaited step forward and speculate a few options, while conserving some inevitable disappointment for whatever decision owner Dan Snyder chooses to go with. (25:25)
Finally, the guys wrap up the show with the news of Cam Newton's signing with the New England Patriots. They talk about how this could be a very happy marriage between Newton and Bill Belichick and why concerns about his personality and work ethic are completely misguided. (30:35)
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While Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson take a much-needed holiday break, the Yahoo Sports NFL Podcast brings back its favorite summer tradition: the football movie review.
This episode covers the 1993 college football classic Rudy, starring Sean Astin in the title role and including a pair of breakout performances from the previously unknown Jon Favreau and Vince Vaughn.
Charles & Terez break down the overwhelming obstacles the movie puts in front of Rudy and the absurd amount of creative license the movie takes with the story in order to tug at the heart-strings -- most of it untrue.
Don't worry, the guys will be back after the holiday weekend to analyze the Cam Newton news and anything else that happens in the world of the NFL.
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As the coronavirus pandemic rages on through the country and localized spikes in cases sweep across Florida, Texas, California and more, Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson break down the latest on where the NFL and its teams stand in terms of beginning the season this September. Is a shortened or cancelled pre-season likely? Will any fans be allowed into the stadiums? What would happen if the 2020 season is cancelled altogether? (3:45)
Shifting gears to America's team, our experts interpret the conflicting comments from Demarcus Lawrence and Gerald McCoy about whether or not Jerry Jones should speak out against police brutality and systematic racism. (27:25)
They also talk about how Dak Prescott's contract extension and a possible trade for disgruntled Jets safety Jamal Adams are much more connected than you may think. (40:25)
The guys close out the show debating the best french fries in America. Things get heated and Charles gives you the secret to ordering fries at McDonalds. (49:30)
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On Monday, news came out that multiple Dallas Cowboys and Houston Texans players had tested positive for coronavirus including star running back Ezekiel Elliott, who took to Twitter to share his frustrations about the news going public.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson open this week's podcast discussing the bombshell report and looking at the fast-approaching reality that we're about to have an NFL season that will be distinguished by how COVID-19 wreaks havoc in locker rooms. How can teams actually manage the virus? (1:35)
The guys also discuss Lamar Jackson gracing the cover of Madden 21 and Terez' recent interview with the reigning MVP and how he looks to move past his 0-2 playoff record. (17:20)
Our experts break down what it would take for Kaepernick to get signed this season and the one team that would be the perfect fit for Kap's second act (27:00) before discussing Kyle Shanahan's 6-year extension with the San Francisco 49ers. (34:00)
Terez & Charles wrap up the podcast discussing their favorite styles of pizza, Kansas City barbecue and the best places to eat in Houston. (39:30)
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The murder of George Floyd has cast an unfortunate spotlight on the city of Minneapolis and in the coming months, we'll see how the city's institutions, including its sports teams, react. The University of Minnesota, for example, cut ties with the Minneapolis Police Department, but could we see the Vikings follow suit?
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson open the podcast with some questions the NFL world must address in relation to the ongoing social unrest as a result of Floyd's death.
Is it a legitimate or an empty gesture that the NFL announced a plan to donate $250 million over 10 years to causes related to social injustice? What would it take for the Vikings, or any NFL franchise, end their relationship to their local PD? How should teams address players who wish to kneel for the anthem when games resume this fall?
Later in the show, Terez & Charles break down comments Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach Bruce Arians made about potentially keeping one backup QB out of the facility this season as a "quarantine quarterback." (21:20)
They also discuss the league's consideration of decreasing the amount of pre-season games from four to two for each franchise. (25:50)
Charles describes the collective exasperation most franchises have with Jadeveon Clowney at this point, as the former first overall pick remains unsigned. (36:00)
Our experts wrap up the show with some listener questions about how organizations are handling the Black Lives Matter movement and which players with the franchise tag we could expect to see signed or traded. (43:45)
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This podcast left off last Thursday evening on a sour note. Drew Brees had made disappointing comments conflating disrespect for the American flag with protests against systemic racism and police brutality. My, how things have changed.
Since that last podcast:
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Brees issued an apology and publicly called out Donald Trump for politicizing and distracting from the players' message of seeking equality.
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A video was posted with Patrick Mahomes, Odell Beckham, Jr., Michael Thomas, Deandre Hopkins and other stars issuing a request for the league to recognize Black Lives Matter and apologize for mishandling the player protest movement of 2017.
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Roger Goodell responded to each of those demands and publicly apologized, as requested, but did not mention Colin Kaepernick.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson open this podcast discussing all those developments, the importance of Mahomes' involvement, how Goodell can redeem the Kaepernick situation and how all eyes will focus on Jerry Jones and the Cowboys as the NFL season and 2020 presidential election draws near.
Shifting gears to the football field, they discuss the recent news that Minnesota RB Dalvin Cook intends to hold out until he reaches a new contract agreement with the Vikings. (32:45)
Charles & Terez also discuss Todd Gurley passing his team physical with the Falcons and why the Atlanta offense should not be slept on in 2020. (40:15)
Our experts wrap up the show debating if Marcus Mariota could take on a Taysom Hill type role with the Las Vegas Raiders and speculate. how penalties would be enforced on the proposed "4th & 15" rule that would eliminate the onside kick. (43:45)
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After a trying week and a half in this nation's history, Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson open the podcast this week discussing Drew Brees' comments about the kneeling for the anthem and the harsh criticism he faced in response from his teammates, colleagues, the press and public. Can he earn back the trust of other Saints players?
On Friday, 31 of the 32 NFL coaching staffs around the league can return to their facilities. What does this mean for the the start of training camps in July and how will the limited press access affect how fans consume and understand the game in 2020 and beyond? (20:20)
Terez & Charles wrap up the show breaking down the tiers of young QBs. Obviously Mahomes and Lamar are at the top, but where do the gifted but ultimately unproven talents of Dak Prescott, Jared Goff, Carson Wentz and Baker Mayfield rank? (32:50)
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Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson open this week's podcast discussing the murder of George Floyd at the hands of a Minneapolis police officer and the reaction from the players around the NFL. (0:20)
They also discussed the three new rules that were passed and more notably, the one major proposal that wasn't (12:50), before addressing the league's updated plans for getting coaches back into facilities and potentially having mini-camps within the next few weeks. (15:20)
Later, they discuss the ongoing saga of Jets safety Jamal Adams and his desire to be traded to the Dallas Cowboys. What would the Cowboys have to do to get the deal done and is the asking price of at least a first and a third-round pick the same across the league? (18:45)
Terez & Charles provide an update on Seahawks defensive lineman Jadeveon Clowney who reportedly turned down a deal with the Cleveland Browns. Why did he turn down the best offer on the table and what is the status of the former first overall pick? (24:45)
Finally, the guys wrap up the show ranking the offenses that made major additions this offseason including the Buccaneers, Colts, Raiders, Broncos, Cardinals, Panthers, Falcons and Bills. (33:50)
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As the COVID pandemic rages on and sports leagues begin to address returning to play, this podcast is temporarily taking a look back at a story that may be of interest not only to Kansas City fans, but all fans interested in the convergence of sports this health crisis.
As has been widely reported, Chiefs starting right guard Laurent Duvernay-Tardif has been spending his offseason not training for Kansas City's Super Bowl defense or locked up in quarantine, but serving as a doctor in the battle against Coronavirus at a facility in his hometown of Montreal, Quebec.
In 2018, HBO's Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel covered Duvernay-Tardif's foray as the first active NFL player to graduate from medical school. On Tuesday night, Andrea Kremer followed up the segment with an update on how "Larry" is coping with his new position and the heroic risk he is taking by putting his duty as a medical doctor ahead of his career as a football player.
To discuss this segment and much more, Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson are joined by the legendary journalist and two-time Emmy award-winning broadcaster Andrea Kremer. In addition to Andrea's brilliant work on Duvernay-Tardif, they also chat about her contributions to ESPN's The Last Dance, as well as ethics in journalism.
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Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson open today's podcast fresh off the news that ESPN has acquired a nine-part documentary about Tom Brady called "Man in the Arena," set to air sometime in 2021. The guys analyze Tom's move into the spotlight, ESPN's hope to capture some more lightning in a bottle off the success of "The Last Dance," and if we're in-store for a future of high-quality docs that shine a less critical light on past greats. (0:20).
After briefly touching on the news that Cowboys QB Dak Prescott reportedly turned down a 5-year, $175 million dollar deal (18:30), the guys break down some proposed rule changes that are set to be voted on by the franchises next week. (20:45)
Charles and Terez dig into a story that Seattle coach Pete Carroll flew to Denver to woo Peyton Manning during his free agency in 2012 and wonder what the early 2010s Seahawks might've looked like with Manning under center. (25:15)
They also address rumors that Miami QB Josh Rosen may be on the move again to his third team in as many years. Can the former first-round passer find the right situation? What teams do Terez and Charles think should take a gamble on the young prospect? (35:10)
The guys wrap up the show taking a listener question about their worst food takes and if the next Super Bowl champion will have an asterisk next to their name due to the COVID crisis. (43:20)
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Some momentous changes to the NFL's diversity and inclusion policies were made on Tuesday afternoon via a digital meeting with owners, but before discussing that, Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson open today's podcast discussing the news of LeBron James' brief dalliance with the Cowboys. What position should the future NBA hall-of-famer have played and why aren't there more examples of basketball players making the leap to football? (0:30)
Paylor and Robinson break down the newest revisions to the NFL's Rooney Rule and declare that the biggest change got the least amount of headlines: teams are no longer able to block other franchises from interviewing their three coordinator positions. Our experts argue a new era of headhunting and poaching in the coaching and front office ranks could be in store. (9:30)
Later in the show, Charles and Terez break down from comments from league officials on Tuesday regarding the Coronavirus pandemic hint that the league is very prepared to press forward with the 2020 season with the expectation that some staff and players will test positive. (29:30)
In other social distancing news, Tom Brady conducted a secret practice in Tampa with Mike Evans, O.J. Howard and Cameron Brate, proving he'll do whatever's necessary to get in reps with his new teammates. (35:40)
Lastly, our experts provide an update on the charges facing Giants CB Deandre Baker and Seahawks CB Quinton Dunbar and stress the importance of good legal representation. (42:10)
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After a month of leaks, consternation and suspense, the Los Angeles Rams finally released their new uniforms. Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson open the podcast discussing the tepid reaction to the new look the team had been hyping all offseason. Also, now that all the uniform changes for 2020 have been officially announced, they rank the 6 new kits from the aforementioned Rams as well as the Chargers, Browns, Buccaneers, Falcons and Patriots.
Later, they react to the breaking news out of Florida that warrants for arrest have been issued for Giants CB DeAndre Baker and Seahawks CB Quinton Dunbar. The allegations of multiple counts of armed robbery are incredibly serious and the developing story is sure to extend into the next weeks and months. (13:40)
Sticking with the Seahawks, NBC's Chris Simms revealed last week that Seattle had briefly explored the idea of trading Russell Wilson to the Cleveland Browns for the first overall pick in the 2018 draft. Charles & Terez break down the kernel of truth to this wild story and explore what Baker Mayfield in Seattle may have looked like. (18:45)
Speaking of QBs, New Orleans Saints head coach Sean Payton revealed that Drew Brees is likely to get diminished reps in practice this year, to preserve the Brees' arm for what is expected to be his final season. (32:50)
Elsewhere around the league, the guys discuss Joe Buck's comments that FOX is preparing to broadcast fake crowd noise in their telecasts if games go forward with little to no fans. (37:55)
Terez recaps his conversation with Browns center and president of the NFLPA J.C. Tretter. They discussed how the new collective bargaining agreement was ratified just days before the worldwide economic downturn as a result of the coronavirus. What would have happened if the negotiations went just a few days longer? (40:55)
Our experts wrap up the show discussing the Jaguars front office and Kyler Murray's MVP chances. (48:40)
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As we get into mid-May, some eccentric stories from the fringes of the NFL are making headlines.
Charles Robinson and Terez Paylor kick off today's podcast with some social media news from the league's premiere 42-year-old quarterback, Tom Brady. After reports he had friction with Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels last season, Brady took to Instagram to quash the rumors. Where does the truth lie? (0:20)
Last week a story broke that Ravens safety Earl Thomas was held at gunpoint by his own wife after she had learned of infidelity through Snapchat. Charles breaks down how he learned of this story almost a month ago, and while some details are wild beyond belief, we should be lucky that the allegations didn't end tragically. (5:40)
A strange long-form interview was published with Kansas City's Sammy Watkins courtesy of Bleacher Report. Watkins admits to derailing his career with drinking and partying while in Buffalo and also opens up with his thoughts on aliens and the afterlife. How does this affect his relationship with the Chiefs and could this interview cause problems for Watkins in the future? (14:45)
Later in the show, Terez & Charles break down some interesting discoveries as tickets for the 2020 NFL season are beginning to go on sale and hit the secondary market. While teams like the New England Patriots are seeing their ticket prices collapse, it may come as a surprise that the Las Vegas Raiders have suddenly become the hottest ticket in the league. (25:25)
Wrapping up the show, our experts take a pair of listener questions about behind-the-scenes issues with Freddie Kitchens and the Browns in 2019 (41:00) and how the fates of pass-rushing free agents like Everson Griffen are tied to that of Jadeveon Clowney (46:50).
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The 2020 NFL schedule was released on Thursday night, and while we've known the who of matchups for a few months, the when was finally answered.
Charles Robinson & Terez Paylor break down the highlights from the 2020 NFL schedule, including a possible preview of the AFC Championship in Week 3 between the Ravens and Chiefs, a whopping five primetime games being awarded to Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, why the Patriots have a very favorable schedule, why the Cowboys don't and the oddity of a Christmas game played on a Friday evening.
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It was a long time coming, yet it still somehow felt like a surprise when the Red Rifle, Andy Dalton was released by the Cincinnati Bengals last week. He was not on the free agent market long before signing a $7 million deal with the Dallas Cowboys.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson open the show reacting to this news, what it means for Dak Prescott and how Dalton is in a superb position to revive his career in Big D. (0:20)
While Dalton was quick to sign a deal, former Panther Cam Newton is still without a job. The guys talk about where Cam is post-draft and discuss a few mouthwatering landing spots for the former MVP (21:00), as well as praising the heroics of Alex Smith, whose harrowing injury and recovery were documented on ESPN earlier in the week. (28:30)
If this off-season's QB controversies weren't enough, Charles & Terez look ahead to what is sure to be a major source of drama in spring 2021: what will Chicago do with Mitchell Trubisky? After the Bears declined to pick up his 5th-year option, the guys discuss the brewing QB debate in Chicago and revisit the top of the 2017 draft, where Trubisky was selected. (33:50)
Our experts wrap up the show discussing the passing of former Miami Dolphins head coach Don Shula and his impressive legacy (44:15) before taking some listener questions on Justin Herbert, Patrick Mahomes and NFL teams' scouting procedures (53:10).
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Now that the 2020 NFL draft is a few days in the rear view mirror, Charles Robinson & Terez Paylor are joined by Eric Edholm and Pete Thamel, two of Yahoo Sports' premier college football minds, to get some perspective on the rookie class and how they fit with their new teams.
The guys break down the best offensive and defensive rookie of the year candidates.
On offense, is it Joe Burrow's award to lose or are there some dark horse running backs that could take the crown? (2:30)
On defense, will it be Chase Young, Isaiah Simmons, or could a cornerback with a multi-interception season sneak in and get the award? (15:00)
Our experts dive more specifically into the quarterback class a bit. Which QB do they expect to have the most effective 2020 and which one has the best long-term outlook? (27:45)
They wrap up the show discussing some of the sneaky late-round picks that could turn around massive value for their squads including a Rubik's cube-solving wideout and a kicker who can hit a 50-yarder with no run-up. (44:35)
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The 2020 NFL draft concluded on Saturday afternoon and the New Orleans Saints were quick to make an addition to their quarterback room. No, not just seventh rounder Tommy Stevens out of Mississippi State. They also reportedly are agreeing to terms with former division rival and first overall pick Jameis Winston.
After discussing the new format of the NFL draft and the highs and lows of the virtual broadcast (especially the Kingsbury residence in Arizona), Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson react to Jameis' new landing spot. How will he fit with Drew Brees and the newly-extended Taysom Hill? (8:35)
Speaking of utility-knife backup QBs like Taysom Hill, the Philadelphia Eagles turned heads on Friday night selecting former Oklahoma and Alabama quarterback Jalen Hurts in the second round. Charles explains how this could portend a massive shift in how football is played and why Hurts will be used like, "Taysom Hill on steroids." (23:35)
In the second half of the show, the guys break down two teams whose drafts they loved in Baltimore and Cleveland (35:30) and two teams whose drafts they hated, Green Bay and Houston. (41:50)
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Fifteen years ago, a 35-year-old Brett Favre saw the Green Bay Packers draft Aaron Rodgers with the 24th overall pick. Last night, a 36-year-old Aaron Rodgers saw the Green Bay Packers draft Jordan Love with the 26th overall pick. And just like that, a quarterback controversy is reborn with one of the league's most iconic franchises.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson open the podcast with the shocking draft choice from Green Bay, what the next few years might look like in northern Wisconsin and what this means for the endgame of the Aaron Rodgers era.
Afterwards, they break down every pick from the first round of the 2020 NFL draft, including the chalk picks of Joe Burrow, Chase Young, Tua Tagovailoa and Justin Herbert in the top 10, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers adding plug-and-play protection for Tom Brady, the Las Vegas Raiders, Denver Broncos and Dallas Cowboys landing the flashy top three wide receivers and more.
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The 2020 NFL draft is less than 48 hours away, and lying season is in full effect. Before Charles Robinson & Terez Paylor get to the treasure trove of rumors they're hearing ahead of the draft, there was a minor transaction on Tuesday afternoon that needs to be addressed – Rob Gronkowski saw the Gronk-symbol in the sky in Tompa Bay and was traded along with a 7th round pick by the Patriots to the Buccaneers for a 4th-rounder.
What does this mean for the Pats and Bucs and is three a crowd in Tampa's tight-end room? Terez & Charles open the pod reacting to the surprising trade. (0:20)
Our experts spend the rest of the episode sharing the last whispers they're hearing from scouts, coaches and front office staff ahead of Thursday night's draft. (12:45)
Is Washington actually shopping the 2nd overall pick? Are the Giants seriously kicking the tires on a top quarterback? Could the Dolphins make a wildly unexpected move with the fifth overall pick? Is there a surprise team in on one of the top wide receivers? Terez & Charles break it all down and more.
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In stunning breaking news on Thursday evening, Denver Broncos' star linebacker Von Miller tested positive for coronavirus, becoming arguably the highest profile American athlete to come down with the illness alongside the NBA's Kevin Durant.
Before Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson break down that news, they open this end-of-week podcast remarking on the Cleveland Browns new uniforms (0:20) and the Washington Post's report that the league is planning for schedule contingencies if they have to play a shortened season or a season without fans. (2:20)
Then, they discover on air that Miller had tested positive for coronavirus, what that means for the league and how there may be other cases in the league that the public doesn't know about. (11:50)
Even though Vegas casinos are closed, there are still betting odds for those intrepid fans who want to lay some money down on the 2020 season or next week's draft. What does it say about Tom Brady that the Patriots and Buccaneers have the same over/under wins total for next season. Also, where's the value in the first RB, WR and OL off the board next Thursday night? (14:45)
Terez & Charles spend the second half of the show wrapping up their division-by-division team needs preview, concluding with the Texans, Jaguars, Titans and Colts of the AFC South (36:55) and the Panthers, Falcons, Buccaneers and Saints of the NFC South (47:25).
They close out the show addressing a listener question about what the Jets could do with the 11th overall pick in next week's draft (1:00:15).
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With the 2020 NFL draft just over a week away, teams desires are becoming more clear, even if information about the prospects remains muddled.
Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson devote much of today’s podcast to the latest on what teams are saying about Alabama QB Tua Tagovailoa and then preview the draft needs for the teams in the AFC & NFC East.
Before they get to that, they discuss the possibility of the 2020 college football season being pushed back to February due to COVID-19 and how that would affect the 2021 draft. (0:20)
Sticking with news surrounding the virus, they chat about the plan for Roger Goodell to announce all 32 first round picks from his basement in New York (6:50) as well as how the teams are setting up their virtual workout programs for the offseason. (11:40)
Later they discuss the injury concerns surrounding Tua Tagovailoa and how he could have a precipitous draft-night slide if not selected by the Dolphins or Chargers at picks 5 or 6. (18:05)
While questions about Tagovailoa still linger, teams seem more confident than ever about his former teammate, Oklahoma's Jalen Hurts. How much higher can his stock get in the next eight days? (31:45)
Terez and Charles close out the show previewing the draft-night needs for the Patriots, Dolphins, Bills and Jets in the AFC East (37:30), followed by the Giants, Eagles, Redskins and Cowboys in the NFC East (51:40)
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Spring is a time for birth and rejuvenation. This week, two franchises in the NFC South rejuvenated their uniforms: the Buccaneers took a look to the past and the Falcons took a step towards the bland. Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson open the podcast dunking on the state of new uniforms. (0:20)
Also in the show, Charles & Terez have spoken to some sources around the league and one thing is for sure about the upcoming draft: it will be a comedy of errors. They explain why GMs hate the draft-from-home protocol, security concerns and how this whole process will expose the worst-run teams in the league. (7:15)
They also revisit the looming decision for Washington with the second overall pick in the draft and dissect comments from new head coach Ron Rivera. Is Ohio State's Chase Young a slam dunk at two and is Dwayne Haskins' job already in jeopardy? (15:15)
Later, they break down Tom Brady's candid Wednesday morning interview with Howard Stern. Is Tom finally peeling back the layers of his personality now that he's out of New England? (21:55)
They spend the second half of the show previewing what they'd like to see the teams in the AFC North (31:10) and NFC North (42:20) do in the upcoming draft
Terez & Charles close out the show answering some listener questions on the prospect of a shortened season and the Patriots' QB situation. (1:00:30)
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As sports leagues around the world have cancelled or postponed events due to COVID-19, the NFL, partly aided by cover of their offseason, have remained steadfast in making sure their season goes according to schedule.
Charles Robinson & Terez Paylor open this week's podcast discussing the league revealing via conference call that they plan to start the season on time in September and have no contingency plans for moving international games, or even delaying or cancelling the season. They ask: has the NFL's response to the Coronavirus been tone-deaf? (3:30)
In other league-wide news, the league officially announced the long-expected changes to the playoff rules. Now one extra team from each conference will make the playoffs and we'll get a whopping 6 games that first weekend of January. What wasn't expected? League partner CBS announcing their extra playoff game will be simulcast on Nickelodeon. Is America ready for some green-slime on wild card weekend? (15:00)
In the second half of the show, Charles & Terez begin their division-by-division team needs preview leading up to the NFL draft. They start with the two divisions represented in the Super Bowl, the AFC & NFC West:
Can the Broncos, Chargers and Raiders stockpile their rosters to beat the Chiefs? (38:25)
In a quarterback-strong division, what have the 49ers, Cardinals, Rams and Seahawks done to fix the other holes on their rosters? (49:10)
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Most of the contestants in this year's game of NFL free agency musical chairs have found a seat, but there are still a few key players waiting to find their next landing spot. Charles Robinson & Terez Paylor shed some light on two of these major free agents on this week's podcast.
First and foremost is former Carolina Panthers QB and 2015 NFL MVP Cam Newton, who was cut by the squad on Tuesday. Three possible suitors seem inevitable in the Los Angeles Chargers, Miami Dolphins and Washington Redskins. What are the chances he signs with one of these three and where is the best fit for Cam to have a renaissance? (4:20)
The surprising retirement of center Travis Frederick constitutes another loss of a key starter from the Dallas Cowboys roster, along with Robert Quinn and Byron Jones. The guys talk about the tough offseason for the Cowboys, the many gaps they need filled and provide an update on the latest with Dak Prescott's contract negotiation. (22:20)
Another free agent who hasn't found a new home is former Seattle & Houston pass-rusher Jadeveon Clowney. Charles breaks down why the market for him has stalled and suggests a "mystery" suitor is about to land the former first overall draft pick. (30:15)
Finally, the guys talk about the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic on the NFL draft. While the draft hasn't been cancelled, many front offices will be struggling to conduct the same preparation and research they normally do in this time. Our experts break down the draft mistakes that teams could be making this year and how other teams could be poised to take advantage. (38:15)
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Los Angeles Rams running back Todd Gurley was dealt a grim reminder today that the acronym NFL also stands for Not For Long.
The former MVP candidate and consensus number-one fantasy pick as recently as two seasons ago was abruptly cut on Thursday afternoon and joins Devonta Freeman and Melvin Gordon in a class of RBs in their primes who are struggling to find the mega-deals they were hoping for.
Where could these backs land and what does this say about the state of the running back position? Charles Robinson & Terez Paylor open the podcast discussing this changing of the tide. (0:35)
The Chicago Bears traded a fourth-round pick to Jacksonville for former Super Bowl MVP Nick Foles. Charles & Terez talk about the Bears' new Mitch Trubisky insurance policy. (12:55)
Elsewhere in the NFC North, the Detroit Lions traded CB Darius Slay to Philadelphia and Slay did not mince his words about Matt Patricia on his way out the door. The guys investigate why former Patriots assistants like Patricia, Josh McDaniels and Bill O'Brien have had such a history of beefing with their own players. (16:50)
They also talk about the three big quarterbacks still on the market searching for a starting job: Cam Newton, Jameis Winston and Andy Dalton. Who has the bestt short- and long-term prospects out of those three? Could one end up in New England? Also, does Bill Belichick have a plan for his next QB? (24:15)
The guys wrap up the show discussing the news that New Orleans Saints head coach Sean Payton tested positive for coronavirus (44:55) and take a listener question about the new CBA. (56:00)
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What a difference a day makes. Early on Tuesday morning, Tom Brady announced via social media that he would be leaving the New England Patriots. By Tuesday night, reports put the 6-time Super Bowl champ with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson open the podcast with the historic news that Tom Brady is headed to Tampa Bay. How did it end between Tom and the Pats, what lured him to the Bucs and could there be a reunion with Antonio Brown?
Later in the show, our experts discuss the other major news in the QB carousel. Philip Rivers signed a one-year deal with Frank Reich and the Colts in a major win-now move for Indianapolis. (19:55)
Also, the Carolina Panthers made it clear to Cam Newton that his time with the team was over. Where will Cam land? Charles & Terez have a suggestion. (22:50)
They wrap up the show discussing what the New England Patriots should do next and look ahead to a crazy 2020 NFL season. (31:00)
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The Dolphins and Browns threw down a lot of cash, the Cowboys and Titans made sure to keep their QBs, but the headline of the first 12 hours of free agency was the completely WTF trade between the Houston Texans and the Arizona Cardinals.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson recap a stacked weekend in NFL news, starting with the head-scratching deal that sent DeAndre Hopkins to Arizona for David Johnson (as well as the reshuffling of a trio of draft picks). (3:15)
While their attempts to retain Ryan Tannehill & Derrick Henry are worthy of praise, Terez is skeptical of the Tennessee Titans' overall plan because in doing so, they lost out on a key offensive lineman. (13:55)
One of those linemen, Jack Conklin, agreed to terms with the Browns, who made a number of other deals on Monday that may prove that there is finally a strategy in Cleveland. (18:25)
Moving to Dallas, the Cowboys placed the franchise tag on Dak Prescott in the hopes of inking him to a longer deal and locked in Amari Cooper for a whopping 5-year, $100m contract. Should Cowboys fans be content with their QB-WR combo of the future? (25:55)
Forever disgruntled Minnesota Viking Stefon Diggs finally got his wish late Monday as he was traded to the Buffalo Bills for a haul of draft picks that surely would make Texans fans blush. How does Diggs fit with his new squad? (29:15)
The Indianapolis Colts made a surprising move in trading their first-round pick for San Francisco DT DeForest Buckner. The guys discuss how this move could pair well with the Colts adding a veteran QB like Philip Rivers or maybe...Tom Brady? (36:05)
They wrap up free agency talk with some notes about the Ravens, Eagles and Lions (41:20).
Also on the podcast: Charles has some thoughts about Tom Brady's still undecided free agency (48:20), and the new CBA passed on Saturday by 60 votes, is the anger from the players who voted "no" justified? (51:10) Finally, the guys talk about where the league and draft stand with the looming threat of COVID-19. (56:00)
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Here at the Yahoo Sports NFL Podcast, we take care of our own… and sometimes that means NFL franchises. Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson open the pod by breaking down the Twitter meltdown over the new Los Angeles Rams logo and how Charles might have helped the franchise in the long run. (00:27)
Later, Charles and Terez continue to dive into the latest CBA talks. Is there cautious optimism from the union at this point in the negations? What is the one thing a powerful agent believes will be the reason the deal passes? (7:48)
Speaking of contracts, it has been reported that the Cowboys offered Dak Prescott a new deal averaging $33 million dollars a year. Will Prescott accept the offer and why would he trade the leverage he has going into 2020? (18:23)
Terez and Charles close the podcast by looking at a few interesting players that could be franchise tagged in the coming days. Also, who is the one free agent that has Charles and Terez more excited than the rest due to his potential impact on the draft, specifically Washington’s #2 overall pick? (30:43)
A lot can happen over the course of a week. Since the last episode of the Yahoo Sports NFL Podcast, ESPN's Jeff Darlington reported that sources expect Tom Brady to hit free agency with the assumption he'll be playing outside of New England and just yesterday, multiple reports cited a phone call between Brady and Bill Belichick that "did not go well."
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson interpret the growing reports that TB12 will hit free agency, the increasingly strong rumors the San Francisco 49ers would make a play for him and throw a bit of cold water on the idea that multiple teams are going after the legend. (2:25)
They devote much of the rest of the show to recapping the final days of the combine. Could as many as four QBs be drafted in the top 10? Is Oklahoma's Jalen Hurts a good fit backing up Drew Brees in New Orleans? What's the deal with that Washington lineman who joked in an interview about his...anatomy? Does a free agency rumor about an offensive lineman hint that the Redskins might indeed be interested in drafting Tua Tagovailoa? (13:20)
Later, our experts touch on a number of smaller news stories from around the NFL.
What's the latest with the proposed new CBA? (37:35)
With the Jaguars trading CB A.J. Bouye to the Broncos, the Chris Harris, Jr. era in Denver is apparently over. (44:50)
Terez talks about where the Kansas City Chiefs are at with WR Sammy Watkins and previews his interview from earlier in the day with Patrick Mahomes. (46:45)
Finally, they discuss the Cincinnati Bengals, owners of the first overall pick. Historical organizational ineptitude aside, Terez makes the case their offense could show flashes of the 2018 LA Rams very soon if they make the right moves to complement presumably drafting Joe Burrow (49:00)
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Lies, deception, half-truths, bad weather and the 40-yard dash. It's just another year at the NFL scouting combine. Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson report on everything they've been seeing and hearing from coaches, executives and the incoming rookie class at the league's annual winter gathering in Indianapolis.
First, they give the latest on the new CBA between the owners and the NFLPA. As players are expected to vote on the new deal as early as Thursday, the guys break down the immense amount of money that may flow into the league as a result, why players are split on it, and how the 2020 agreement may all be a stepping stone to an even more lucrative 2030 agreement (1:55).
Also on the show:
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What will Kansas City do with limited cap space and impending deals for Patrick Mahomes, Chris Jones and Frank Clark? (15:10)
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers HC Bruce Arians drops Philip Rivers name as a potential Winston replacement. (17:30)
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Carolina Panthers reportedly open to trade for most of their roster. What will they do with Cam and could they trade up for Tua? (21:25)
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What will Washington & Detroit do with second and third overall picks? (25:45)
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LSU outside linebacker Patrick Queen is shooting up draft boards. (27:50)
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What will Dave Gettleman do with Giants' fourth overall draft pick? (30:35)
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Does LSU have the most stacked draft class this year? (33:00)
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Georgia's Jake Fromm is making an impression in Indianapolis, despite his hand size. (41:00)
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What round will former Oklahoma and Alabama QB Jalen Hurts be drafted? (42:35)
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Who will turn out to be the better Alabama WR: Jerry Jeudy or Henry Ruggs III? (47:00)
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One colossus stands above the rest of the offensive line class (50:30)
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After a two-week hiatus, Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson are back from their post-Super Bowl vacations and ready to preview the exciting February through April stretch of the NFL offseason, which includes, the combine, free agency and the draft.
After giving their thoughts on the Houston Astros' cheating scandal and a surprisingly competent first two weeks of the XFL season, Terez & Charles strongly debate the pros and cons of the NFL adding a 17th game to the season and if Monday Night Football should get the flex treatment. (8:45)
Moving onto next week's scouting combine, our experts break down the big quarterback choice likely facing the Miami Dolphins at the fifth overall pick between Oregon's Justin Herbert and Alabama's Tua Tagovailoa. (24:30)
They also dove into Utah State's Jordan Love and Georgia's Jake Fromm, likely mid-round picks who could sneak into the first round with a successful combine. (37:00)
Charles & Terez try to predict the second QB off the board and compare this year's class to last year's rookie QBs (42:35), then wrap up the show entertaining rumors that LSU's Joe Burrow could try to leverage his way out of Cincinnati in a move reminiscent of Eli Manning forcing his way out of San Diego (45:35).
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For a while there, it felt like the magic had truly run out two weeks ago versus Tennessee. The Kansas City Chiefs were down by 10 for much of the second half after the San Francisco 49er defense had picked off Patrick Mahomes twice. Maybe a third double-digit comeback wasn't in the cards this time. Except we all know the ending.
The 2019 Kansas City Chiefs are your Super Bowl LIV champions. Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson chop it up in the wee hours of the morning from inside Hard Rock Stadium in Miami to recap the game that the Chiefs take home their second Lombardi trophy since 1970. They salute the Chiefs' resiliency, the four meaningful calls that went against the San Francisco 49ers, and toast Super Bowl Champion Andy Reid.
Later, they discuss Patrick Mahomes' legacy as a 24-year-old Super Bowl MVP, which Chiefs players are about to get paid, where the 49ers go from here and the spectacle of the Super Bowl (including that half-time show).
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With only a few short days left before Super Bowl LIV between the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers, Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson are joined on Radio Row in Miami by Dan Wetzel of the Yahoo Sports College Podcast and Netflix's Killer Inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez.
Before they break down the game, the guys have to bury the hatchet. Dan grills Charles about being 30 minutes late to the podcast in Miami traffic and Terez tells a story about Dan & Charles from the night before that involves a thunderstorm, cigars and the hotel swimming pool (0:20)
The guys preview Sunday's Super Bowl by each picking the game (5:45), then diving into the intriguing coaching matchup between Andy Reid and Kyle Shanahan. Will Reid finally get over the Super Bowl hump and add a Lombardi to his résumé? Can Kyle Shanahan prove that the young hot-shot coach can beat the grizzled vet? (9:45)
Later, they wonder if the Chiefs and Patrick Mahomes could go on a run of Super Bowl victories if they win on Sunday (17:40) and outline what the 49ers have to do on offense to outlast Kansas City (25:45).
Finally, they wrap up the show breaking down the strange vibe in Miami this year (30:00) and make fun of the NFL's tradition of awarding the Lombardi Trophy to the owner before handing it off to the coach and players. (34:05)
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Taped live at Radio Row at Super Bowl LIV in Miami, Charles Robinson & Terez Paylor chat about their initial thoughts and findings after two days on the ground in Florida. They discuss the somber shadow of Kobe Bryant that hangs over this week's festivities and how it turned the always-eccentric media night into a more subdued evening (4:00).
Later they tackle a few interesting items from around the league including Jay Glazer's report that the Los Angeles Chargers will not pursue resigning Philip Rivers and what that means for the future of the Bolts (11:00), how Oregon's Justin Herbert is creeping up draft boards (16:25) and the Cleveland Browns finally completing their GM search by hiring Andrew Berry (18:45).
They guys wrap up the show taking a trip to Charles Robinson's Conspiracy Corner. This may be the final Super Bowl with paper tickets. The NFL says it's for safety and legitimacy in the secondary ticket market. Charles thinks there's an ulterior motive (24:45).
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It's official. Daniel Jones is the king of the Giants and Eli Manning is officially retiring as of this Friday. The two time Super Bowl MVP is hanging up the cleats and Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson reflect on his legacy and suggest it's not a matter of if, but when Eli will make the Hall of Fame (0:20).
Later in the show, Charles & Terez dissect the last two weeks' worth of stories surrounding former Steelers, Raiders and Patriots wide receiver Antonio Brown, culminating arrest warrant for Brown issued late Tuesday evening by police in Hollywood, Florida. (10:45)
Moving onto next week's big game, the guys break down how secondary ticket prices are on pace to make this the most expensive Super Bowl ever and Terez gives a few pointers to fans attending the Super Bowl for their first time. (19:35)
After the break, the guys discuss the New York Giants hiring former Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett as their next offensive coordinator and adding former Browns coach Freddie Kitchens to the offensive staff. (24:10)
They also analyze Jay Gruden's fit with the Jacksonville Jaguars, where he recently was announced as their next offensive coordinator (31:45).
Terez & Charles wrap up the podcast breaking down the latest chapter in the decades-long beef between Terrell Owens and Donovan McNabb (35:50).
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Two games down, one game left. Terez Paylor spent the day at Arrowhead Stadium. Charles Robinson calls in from Levi's Field. They recap a pair of admittedly underwhelming football games that yielded the best possible result of the four remaining teams. In two weeks, the San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs will face off in a battle of Mahomes vs Garoppolo & Shanahan vs. Reid.
The guys start the show discussing the killer matchup before diving specifically into the Kansas City/Tennessee game (3:10) and then later, the San Francisco/Green Bay game (23:15). They wrap up the episode with some final storylines to pay attention to these last two weeks and reminisce about their favorite Super Bowl moments.
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Sunday brings two incredible conference championship matchups in Tennessee at Kansas City and Green Bay at San Francisco, but before Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson break down those games, there was a flourish of interesting offensive coordinator moves to address from the first half of this week.
Before they get to the OC carousel, Charles and Terez address the late-night surprise retirement of Carolina Panthers LB Luke Kuechly. Continuing the trend of great players in their 20s to hang up their cleats early, Charles and Terez address his legacy and chew over whether he and other recent retirees should make it to the Hall of Fame. (0:20)
The Carolina Panthers made a big splash on Tuesday afternoon before Kuechly's retirement, announcing that LSU passing-attack coordinator Joe Brady would be assuming the role of offensive coordinator in Matt Rhule's new staff. What does this mean for the Panthers and Cam Newton? (14:30)
In Denver, the Broncos surprisingly fired OC Rich Scangarello after only one season in the middle of last Sunday's Chiefs game and replace him with former Giants coach Pat Shurmur. The guys talk about how this signals a new arms race in the AFC West. (23:10)
The Jacksonville Jaguars fired OC John Defilippo this weekend, as well. Does this mean the Jags are making a commitment to Gardner Minshew? (29:30)
Wrapping up the OC moves, the Chicago Bears hired former Bengals coordinator Bill Lazor. Does this signal that the Bears could be interested in the very available Andy Dalton or just a change of offensive philosophy for Mitchell Trubisky? (33:40)
And now to the big games, Charles & Terez break down what the Tennessee Titans need to do to defeat the Kansas City Chiefs (38:35) and what they're looking forward to when the Green Bay Packers face off against the San Francisco 49ers (52:10).
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We hope you didn't turn the Kansas City/Houston game after the Texans blasted off to an insane 24-0 lead in the first half because some things happened after that.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson open this Sunday night podcast with the Chiefs incredible comeback win over the Texans that instantly became one of those classic games the NFL Network replays late at night when there's nothing else in the news. They discuss the two points early on in the game where Houston lost the game and Patrick Mahomes' herculean "over my dead body" effort. (0:35)
The Baltimore Ravens are also licking their wounds after the AFC's other outstanding matchup. Charles & Terez experts praise the Tennessee Titans' monstrous effort to shut down the league's best team and lament some fans' recency bias towards Lamar Jackson. (15:00)
The NFC championship was set late Sunday night after the Green Bay Packers held serve at home against the Seattle Seahawks. Are Aaron Rodgers and the Packers finally firing on all cylinders in January? (23:30)
Hosting the NFC title game is, of course, the San Francisco 49ers. Our experts praise Robert Saleh's defense, which held the Minnesota Vikings to only 10 points as the 49ers might be the most scary and balanced team remaining in the playoffs. (27:40)
It goes without saying that coming out of that game, Terez & Charles also dive into the Cleveland Browns hiring Minnesota Vikings OC Kevin Stefanski as their next head coach. What is his fit with the organization and with Baker Mayfield, why didn't the heavily rumored Josh McDaniels ultimately not take the job and can we trust owner Jimmy Haslam not to mess this new situation up? (31:45)
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After the Cowboys stole the spotlight from the Seahawks' wild card win on Sunday night by announcing mid-game that they'd be parting ways with Jason Garrett, they kept hold of the news-cycle into Monday morning when news broke that Mike McCarthy would be his replacement.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson break down the pros and cons of the new head coaching hire in Dallas, some common criticisms of the former Packer coach and if the Cowboys should've gone after a younger coach from the college ranks instead. (0:15)
Going after a successful college coach is exactly what the Carolina Panthers did when they landed Baylor's Matt Rhule for an unprecedented 7-year, $60m deal. Terez & Charles dissect owner David Tepper's big splash and the new coach's fit with the organization. (20:25)
In more of a head-scratching move, the New York Giants landed on Joe Judge for their head coaching vacancy, formerly the receivers coach and special teams coordinator of the New England Patriots. What is known about Judge and can he survive in the pressure cooker that is the New York media landscape? (28:15)
Wrapping up the head-coaching musical chairs, our experts break down where the Cleveland Browns are in their coaching search (37:35) before diving into the dissatisfaction surrounding the fact that Chiefs OC Eric Bieniemy has yet to land a head coaching gig. Is it a failure of the Rooney Rule or someone else? (42:45)
Terez & Charles take a pair of listener questions on the Texans and Cowboys (45:18) before breaking down all four divisional round matchups this weekend: Vikings/49ers, Titans/Ravens, Texans/Chiefs and Seahawks/Packers. (48:30)
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In a Wild Card round where two games went to overtime and the other two were decided by only one possession, of course the biggest story from the weekend had to come from the Dallas Cowboys – who didn't even play!
Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson open this Sunday night podcast with Kirk Cousins' demon-shedding overtime win in the Superdome against the New Orleans Saints (0:20) before addressing the elephant in the room: the Dallas Cowboys finally fired Jason Garrett. Terez & Charles discuss a possible blockbuster move Jerry Jones could orchestrate to land one of the league's elite coaches. (12:05)
The Cowboys news completely overshadowed the Seattle Seahawks 19-7 win over an injured Philadelphia Eagles squad. Our experts praise the Seahawks' strong defense and give their initial thoughts about their matchup in Green Bay next weekend. (18:45)
Later, they recap Derrick Henry and the Tennessee Titans' impressive win over the New England Patriots and explore the chances that Tom Brady will leave for another team this offseason. (26:45)
Finally, they relish in the craziness that was the Houston Texans/Buffalo Bills game on Saturday afternoon. DeShaun Watson willed the Texans to win like vintage Michael Jordan, Josh Allen threw the ball all over the place & Bills Mafia showed up to arguably the most fun game of the weekend. (39:05)
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Black Monday in the NFL is known for the avalanche of coach and GM hirings, but the Cleveland Browns and Dallas Cowboys extended the suspense into Tuesday.
Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson react to the spate of firings in Cleveland, New York and elsewhere in the days following the end of the 2019 regular season.
They lead off the show with the Cleveland Browns firing GM John Dorsey 48 hours after they let go of head coach Freddie Kitchens. What led to this changeover within the Browns and who could they hire to replace him, knowing that Paul DePodesta still has power in Cleveland? (0:15)
They shift their focus to the New York Giants firing head coach Pat Shurmur, keeping GM Dave Gettleman and focusing their head coaching search on Baylor's Matt Rhule. (16:30)
Moving to Dallas, at the time of this writing and recording, Jason Garrett is still the head coach of the Cowboys. From what they're hearing, Charles & Terez believe the organization is allowing him to say his goodbyes before letting him go. With that in mind, they lay the Garrett era to rest and explore the possibility that Urban Meyer, Lincoln Riley or Greg Roman could be the next head coach in Big D. (26:45)
Elsewhere in the NFC East, Washington made the first head coach hire while other teams were still firing their guys. Ron Rivera will be the next coach in burgundy and gold. Our experts react to the news and hope that some stability will return to the snake-bit organization. (35:50)
Terez and Charles wrap up their coaching discussion on the Jacksonville Jaguars retaining Doug Marrone (41:25) before diving into the weekend's four wild card games: Bills at Texans, Titans at Patriots, Vikings at Saints and Seahawks at Eagles (48:50).
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The 2019 regular season ended with a number of moments that seemed to perfectly encapsulate the season: another missed defensive pass interference call, a Jameis Winston pick-six, the Detroit Lions losing in heartbreaking fashion. Some things never change.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson recap the final weekend of the 2019 NFL season, starting with the Seahawks controversial loss to the 49ers in primetime and the subsequent playoff repercussions, the Patriots even more surprising loss to the Dolphins (4:35) and the disappointing resolution to the NFC East (13:00).
Later in the show, they touch on a hard-nosed Tennessee Titans team that seemingly no one wants to play in January (21:05), the Cleveland Browns firing head coach Freddie Kitchens after one season (26:15), the Broncos having a summer to build around Drew Lock (37:40) and whether Kyler Murray should win rookie of the year (48:25).
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It's Christmas Eve at the time this podcast was released, but Seattle fans got their presents a couple days early. Marshawn Lynch, Seahawk icon who destroyed the New Orleans Saints in 2011 with the Beast Quake run, signed with Seattle this week after the team had to put Chris Carson on IR.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson dive into the seismic news in Seattle, but first they address the Minnesota Vikings' soul-searching loss to the Green Bay Packers on Monday night. Is this the ceiling for Kirk Cousins, who has had a statistically impressive season, but has yet to carry any team over the hump in the playoffs? (0:15)
Then, our experts dive into the running back news out of Seattle and wonder, if Pete Carroll has a 3rd or 4th & goal on the one-yard line this January, will he finally hand the ball off to Marshawn? (7:15)
Looking ahead to this weekend, Charles & Terez wonder if the Philadelphia Eagles aren't primed for a trap game against the New York Giants, who put up huge offensive numbers last week and might want to play spoiler to their division nemesis. (11:45)
For the bulk of the episode, the guys discuss the handful of coaches who are presumed to be coaching their last games this weekend. Are the likes of Pat Shurmur, Jason Garrett, Doug Marrone and Dan Quinn really on their way out, or are a few of those guys a strong win away from saving their jobs? Also, what about wild-card candidates like Freddie Kitchens and Anthony Lynn? (16:50)
One team that won't be moving on from their coach, despite a disappointing season, is the Los Angeles Rams. Charles has some behind-the-scenes updates on a few different stories that will likely come out of the club this offseason. (45:50)
Finally, the guys wrap the show up taking a listener question about the Denver Broncos future and a potential Derrick Henry landing spot (52:40).
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A fourth and 8. A season on the line. A star wide receiver sitting on the bench. Assuming the Eagles beat the Giants next week, that's where the 2019 Dallas Cowboys season ended and as all signs seem to indicate, the Jason Garrett era in Big D as well.
Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson open their Week 16 recap with the headline coming out of the NFC "least": the Cowboys all but kissing their playoff hopes goodbye with a loss in Philly. There was plenty of finger pointing after the show, but as our experts indicate, getting rid of Jason Garrett won't be the end to the Cowboys' woes.
Terez & Charles recap all of the Week 16 games including Michael Thomas' brilliant and record-breaking performance in Tennessee (10:20), the Seahawks' surprising loss at home to the Cardinals (13:55), why the Cleveland Browns aren't ruling out a coaching change (22:00) and the surprisingly high-octane performances from the Bengals, Dolphins, Giants and Washington. (27:50)
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With only two weeks to go in the regular season, a slew of small transactions are highlighting the lead-up into Week 16.
After Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson react to Drew Brees' record-breaking performance on Monday night vs. the Colts, they analyze the Kansas City Chiefs' shrewd move to add former Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs after he had been placed on waivers by the Cardinals. (10:40)
Up in Seattle, news broke on Monday that receiver Josh Gordon had been suspended for the sixth time since 2013, this time for violation of the league's PED and substance abuse policies. Charles explains why, contrary to popular belief, this might not be the end of Gordon's career, and Terez explains how the league's softening views on marijuana might play into how suspensions are ruled in the future. (16:20)
The Detroit Lions announced that they would be retaining the services of head coach Matt Patricia and GM Bob Quinn. Our experts lament the sorry Lions and try to see a silver lining to the head-scratching decision. (22:00)
Urban Meyer turned heads on Sunday by watching the Eagles/Redskins game from a luxury box in Washington. The guys debate whether or not Meyer has the chops to coach in the NFL. (28:35)
Finally, Charles & Terez wrap up the podcast previewing five important Week 16 matchups: Bills/Patriots, Rams/49ers, Saints/Titans, Cowboys/Eagles and Packers/Vikings. (37:30)
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After losing three straight, the Dallas Cowboys came back strong with their backs against the wall at home against the Los Angeles Rams. Did they show enough to prove they can win the NFC East and make waves in the playoffs, or are we setting up for another disappointment next week against Philadelphia?
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson provide their thoughts on every single game in the Week 15 schedule, starting with the Cowboys' dominant win over the Rams.
Later, they break down the stunning loss suffered by the San Francisco 49ers at the hands of the Atlanta Falcons, the Buffalo Bills primetime win against the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Houston Texans' close win over the Tennessee Titans for an edge in the AFC South.
They also touch on the Washington Redskins circling former Ohio State head coach Urban Meyer, Mitchell Trubisky's post-game comments, the revelatory Spygate 2.0 video and the chaos in Oakland as the Raiders left the Bay Area on a sour note.
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It's never not a busy week in the NFL and the lead-up to Week 15 is no exception. Whereas most teams never get involved in a single cheating scandal, the New England Patriots are now smack dab in their second one, their third if you include deflate-gate.
Charles Robinson & Terez Paylor break down the intriguing evidence behind the incident that can only be known as Spygate 2.0. What's troubling about the video crew purportedly recording an in-house video and is there a possibility the Patriots are telling the truth? (0:15)
On Sunday, there was more drama coming from the Cleveland Browns locker room after it was reported that Odell Beckham, Jr. said, "come get me" to at least one other team and was secretly plotting his way out of the troubled organization. Charles gives some background on the origins of OBJ's issues with the Browns and names at least one team he might have issued this request to (Hint: they're in northern California and have a chance to make it to the Super Bowl this year). (17:15)
Rewinding it all the way back to Monday night, the guys throw some love to Eli Manning after he didn't embarrass himself in what may have been his final game (32:10) before trying to determine who will win the NFC East: the Dallas Cowboys or Philadelphia Eagles. (35:15)
Looking ahead to Week 15, the guys preview the three games they're most interested in checking out in Rams @ Cowboys, Texans @ Titans and Bills @ Steelers. (39:15)
They close out the show answering some listener questions about Spygate 2.0, the Panthers head coaching search and GM candidates in 2020. (53:55)
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Sunday delivered two conference championship-caliber games in New England and New Orleans, whose Hall of Fame quarterbacks both lost to up-and-comers in Kansas City and San Francisco, respectively.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson recap every game from Sunday, starting with the 49ers-Saints 48-46 masterpiece that Terez caught in person and where it stacks up among other recent classics (see: Chiefs-Rams 2018). (0:15)
Next, they dissect the many crazy subplots of the Patriots' loss to the Chiefs in a rematch of last year's AFC championship game. What happened to the Chiefs' gear that got lost at the airport? How much did the Pats get screwed by the officiating, and will they turn it around in 2019? (8:20)
Our experts break-down the rest of the Week 14 games including the Rams looking like last year's Rams against the division-rival Seahawks (15:25), the Titans looking like a powerhouse against the Raiders (22:50), the Broncos looking optimistic with their young QB (32:50), how a house-cleaning is in order in Detroit (46:45) and that ugly loss the Dallas Cowboys suffered on Thursday night (50:00).
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News broke late on Thursday afternoon that the Carolina Panthers had parted ways with longtime head coach Ron Rivera. Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson react to this not-quite-stunning news, the direction they see the Panthers organization taking under owner David Tepper and how attractive the Carolina job is compared to other likely head coaching openings. (0:15)
Rivera is not the only figure potentially leaving the Carolina locker room. As unlikely rumors rumors persist that the Panthers could move on from Cam Newton, the guys wondered, what will the QB landscape look like in 2020 with a handful of passers in the position to change teams? With Nick Foles, Andy Dalton, Philip Rivers, Jameis Winston, Marcus Mariota, Ryan Tannehill and Teddy Bridgewater all on the market through free agency or trade, Terez & Charles play a little QB matchmaker. (20:25)
Monday night's 37-30 duel between the Seattle Seahawks and Minnesota Vikings left many heaping the blame on Kirk Cousins. Charles explains why that sentiment is misguided and why fans and the media should be looking at Minnesota's other shortcomings before pointing the finger at Kirk. (32:45)
Finally, the guys wrap up the show previewing three Week 14 matchups between playoff-bound squads in Baltimore @ Buffalo (38:55), Kansas City @ New England (41:10) and San Francisco @ New Orleans (45:30).
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49ers. Rams. Seahawks. Texans. Patriots. Chiefs. While some other teams (lookin' at you, Cowboys) have trouble defeating just one team with a winning record, the Baltimore Ravens have amassed wins over just about every other elite team in the league. Now, they're in the driver's seat for the top seed in the AFC thanks to a New England loss on Sunday night at the hands of the Houston Texans.
Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson discuss this reshuffling atop the AFC to start off their weekly Sunday night podcast. Later, they recap the rest of the games from an upside-down slate of Week 13 action, including the Eagles getting an absolute WTF loss against the Dolphins, the Bengals earning their first win of the season, the Jaguars, Panthers and Giants heading in the direction of making some offseason coaching changes and a rehash of the three Thanksgiving games.
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After a 45-6 beatdown at the hands of the superhuman Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens, things are looking bleak for former NFC champs, the Los Angeles Rams. Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson open the podcast breaking down the highs and lows of the Ravens' Monday night domination. Are the Rams about to make massive changes this offseason? How the hell are teams going to stop Lamar in January? (0:15)
Next, the guys move to a pair of interesting stories coming out of the NFC East. Is there any validity to the rumors that the New York Giants could be interested in Jason Garrett if he were to move on from the Cowboys this offseason? (23:45)
Sticking with the Giants, should the G-Men bench Saquon Barkley for the remainder of the year to preserve him for next season and the rest of his career? (33:40)
Switching back over to the AFC, the guys break down the traffic jam developing for the sixth-seed in the playoffs. With the Steelers, Raiders, Colts, Titans and Browns all competing for one spot with five games to go, who will prevail in this battle royale? The four losers get to start their vacations before 2019 is up and the winner will likely travel to Arrowhead in January. (37:35)
Lastly, the guys preview the four matchups they're looking forward to most in Week 13: San Francisco @ Baltimore, Tennessee @ Indianapolis, New England @ Houston and Minnesota @ Seattle. (45:45)
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Nine points. A number of special teams miscues. A failure to get a statement win on a national stage. Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson open the Week 12 Sunday night freestyle with the Dallas Cowboys' 13-9 loss to the New England Patriots, Jerry Jones' ominous quotes following the game and a question we always seem to ask about Dallas multiple times per year: could this be Jason Garrett's final season as the Cowboys head coach? Charles explains why it could be different this time. (0:20)
Next, the guys dive into the San Francisco 49ers' blowout win over the Green Bay Packers, marvel at the 49ers defense and the Packers' 3rd down ineptitude. (9:30)
Later, our experts recap the Carolina Panthers' heartbreaking loss to the New Orleans Saints (13:25), the Eagles' troubling loss to the Seahawks (16:25) and another classic Jameis Winston game full of crazy ups and ridiculous lows (22:20).
They spend the rest of the podcast recapping the rest of the action from Sunday (and Thursday) of Week 12.
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Last week's strangely-timed Colin Kaepernick news did not end with his workout on Saturday. Hidden legal revelations from the NFL's workout of the embattled former quarterback are the main story on this episode, but first Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson react to the Los Angeles Chargers' 17-24 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in Mexico City on Monday night.
Was Philip Rivers' awful 4 INT game a sign that his career is drawing to a close sooner, rather than later? How about those field conditions on a turf that was deemed too unsafe to play on only a year ago? Did this win prove that the Chiefs have solved their defensive woes? The guys look at the game from all those angles. (0:30)
Next, Charles dives into some surprising details he learned from the league's workout of Colin Kaepernick over the weekend in Atlanta. After reading through the NFL's liability waiver that Kaepernick's team took issue with, he reveals the sly legal moves the league was trying to pull over the former 49er. (11:15)
From one unemployed league star to another, Antonio Brown apologized to New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft on Instagram on Tuesday. Our experts discuss where AB stands in his grievance against New England and the chance that he could return to the Pats later this season (24:55).
Finally, Chares & Terez wrap up the show previewing three of they key matchups of Week 12: Indianapolis @ Houston (31:30), Dallas @ New England (34:35), and Green Bay @ San Francisco (39:10).
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An ugly Sunday night matchup between the Bears and Rams had America searching for the remote control and their Chicago and Los Angeles fanbases pulling their hair out.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson open the Sunday night freestyle edition of the podcast with the unsightly but illuminating matchup between two of last year's NFC division winners and the last two coach of the year winners (0:15). While the Bears likely have an opportunity to move on from Mitchell Trubisky in the next couple years, the Rams owe Jared Goff $110m guaranteed over the next four years.
Later in the show, the guys address the rest of the games from Week 11 including the Baltimore Ravens blowout win over the Houston Texans (9:10), how the Arizona Cardinals have something special in Kyler Murray (16:00), if Dak Prescott should be in the MVP conversation (25:20) and what would happen if the Atlanta Falcons put together a respectable second-half (33:00).
Of course, they close out the show with the Thursday night matchup between the Steelers and Browns which resulted in the now-infamous fight between Myles Garrett and Mason Rudolph (42:05).
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Breaking news waits for no man, particularly the two men who host the Yahoo Sports NFL Podcast.
Minutes before they began taping the podcast, news broke that the league would be conducting a workout for former 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick this Saturday for all 32 teams to attend. Charles Robinson & Terez Paylor report on how this came together, if it's legit and why it's a "no-lose" scenario for the NFL who has been looking to put this story to bed for three years (0:50).
Sticking with the 49ers, how about that Monday night game between San Francisco and Seattle? The guys recap the fallout from the blockbuster game of the season, if the 49ers have been figured out and Jadeveon Clowney is poised to go on a run that might make him the highest paid defensive lineman ever (10:30).
Later in the show, Charles brings up an image that had been going around Twitter on Tuesday of all 32 teams' remaining strength of schedule. They run through the 5 teams with the easiest and hardest slates and handicap how that might affect the playoffs, coach firings and draft order with seven weeks to go (27:50).
Finally, the guys preview the three games they're most looking forward to this weekend in Texans/Ravens, Saints/Buccaneers and Patriots/Eagles (44:10).
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Now that we're in November, it's time for much of the league to start looking towards the draft (lookin' at you, Cincinnati) and time for the cream of the crop to start thinking about January.
On this weekend's Sunday Night Freestyle edition of the podcast, Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson open the show with two perennial playoff teams, the Dallas Cowboys & Kansas City Chiefs who lost in fashions likely to portend their doom this January. Fans of these teams may be panicking at the present moment, and maybe they should as yet again, the Chiefs & Cowboys are showing signs that they're talented, but don't necessarily have what it takes to succeed beyond a game or two in January.
After discussing those two losses, Terez & Charles recap the rest of the Week 10 games including the Miami Dolphins' surprising second win, a dominant Green Bay team and Oakland's Thursday night win and very favorable second-half schedule.
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Halloween lasted a few days into November and gifted us an iconic Monday Night Football moment just in time for the 100th episode of the Yahoo Sports NFL Podcast.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson open this mid-week podcast with the Dallas Cowboys 37-18 win over the New York Giants that many will attribute to a black cat causing a stoppage in play in the 2nd quarter (2:15).
Next, the guys react to the news that Cam Newton has been placed on the IR for the rest of the season (6:00). Now that the Carolina Panthers have the opportunity to get an extended look at Kyle Allen, will they move Cam in the offseason and who are the leading candidates?
The Jacksonville Jaguars announced that Nick Foles would return to this week as the starting quarterback (15:00). Are the Jags about to mess up the chemistry they've established between Gardner Minshew, Leonard Fournette and D.J. Chark?
On Monday night, The Athletic published a story that the NFL & the Los Angeles Chargers were discussing possibly moving the franchise to London, which owner Dean Spanos vehemently denied in a curse-laden statement on Tuesday morning. Charles takes us into his Conspiracy Corner to explain how rival owners Stan Kroenke and Jerry Jones are upset at Spanos and may have constructed the London narrative to fire a shot across the bough of the underperforming Chargers (18:40).
Later, the guys talk about where the league is after 9 weeks and award some half-way coach of the year, rookie of the year and MVP trophies (27:50)
To wrap up the show, Charles & Terez answer a boatload of listener questions on the occasion of the 100th episode and share some stories about their early days as reporters (40:25).
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After the Baltimore Ravens' 37-20 victory over the previously undefeated New England Patriots, there are no more doubts that Lamar Jackson is one of the league's elite young QBs. So much for the scouts that thought he should play WR. Jackson paired 163 yards and 1 TD passing with another 61 yards and 2 TDs on the ground in a multi-faceted performance that vaulted him into the MVP conversation. Remember that only 18 months ago, Jackson was selected with the 32nd overall pick in the draft, meaning that every team in the league passed over him once. How many of them are regretting that now?
Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson break down every game from the Week 9 slate, starting with Baltimore's impressive win over New England, the Chiefs' Patrick Mahomes-less win over a potentially playoff-bound Minnesota Vikings team and Seattle's shootout win in OT over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
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The 2019 NFL trade deadline came and went without much actual fanfare. The biggest storyline coming out of the day was the trade a team didn't make.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson open the show with the New York Jets and their highly publicised refusal to trade safety Jamal Adams to the Dallas Cowboys. They also touch on the previous day's decision to trade defensive tackle Leonard Williams across the building to the New York Giants (2:00).
They also hit on the Los Angeles Rams salary-dump trade of Aqib Talib to the Miami Dolphins (12:10), how the Cleveland Browns are irate at the Washington Redskins for not trading Trent Williams (16:00) and how Cowboys, Chiefs and Eagles fans should feel after their teams declined to make major moves (24:35).
Later in the show, Terez & Charles touch on the NCAA's decision to allow players to profit off of their likeness and how it will affect their favorite video game franchise, EA's NCAA Football (38:30).
Finally, the guys wrap up the show previewing three of the most interesting Week 9 matchups in Vikings/Chiefs, Texans/Jaguars and Ravens/Patriots (46:20).
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With less than 48 hours before the trade deadline Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson report on the rumors they are hearing coming out of a Week 8 without much movement in the standings.
Starting with the Browns' loss in New England and the Chiefs' respectable home loss to Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers, Terez & Charles recap every game from the Week 8 slate and mix in the trade nuggets they're hearing about each team as they go.
Who will be traded and which teams will be securing the final pieces for their Super Bowl runs? Check in with the Yahoo Sports NFL Podcast on Tuesday evening to hear the guys recap the 2019 trade deadline.
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With less than a week to go before the NFL trade deadline, Tuesday saw a pair of wide receivers from struggling teams land with contenders.
Before hitting the news of the Mohamed Sanu and Emmanuel Sanders trades, Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson briefly touch on the New York Jets' loss to the New England Patriots and the media controversy in the Big Apple after ESPN aired sideline footage of a mic'd up Sam Darnold confiding that he "[saw] ghosts" in the Pats' D (0:35).
Sticking with the Pats, Terez & Charles analyze the Sanu trade and why it's beneficial for both sides (9:00) before hitting the Denver Broncos trading Sanders to the San Francisco 49ers (13:00). After discussing those trades in more detail, they take a look at the overall trade landscape and discuss some of the teams that could be buyers or sellers in the final week including the Seattle Seahawks, Detroit Lions, Philadelphia Eagles, Cincinnati Bengals and Indianapolis Colts (17:00).
One team that would like to get better but doesn't have the draft assets is the Chicago Bears. The guys revisit their thoughts on Mitchell Trubisky from Sunday night's episode and after Charles checked in with some sources and Terez watched the all-22 of the Bears' loss to the Saints (28:10).
Finally, Charles & Terez wrap up the show previewing: Cardinals/Saints (33:10), Eagles/Bills (37:50), Panthers/49ers (41:50), Browns/Patriots (45:30) and Packers/Chiefs (49:30).
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While Aaron Rodgers looks as good as he ever was, Sunday resulted in some star-making performances from some of the league's up-and-coming passers ready to establish themselves in that upper echelon of elite QBs.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson recap every game from the Week 7 slate, starting with the Dallas Cowboys' statement victory over the rival Philadelphia Eagles and what that means for both teams (and their coaches) going forward. They also hit Lamar Jackson's incredible performance in Seattle, how Jacoby Brissett's awesome play has the Colts 5-2 and why the Chicago Bears offense is in a free-fall.
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If a controversial Monday night game between the Packers and Lions wasn't enough mid-week action for you, on Tuesday the Los Angeles Rams said, "hold my beer" and made a number of splashes in the form of two trades that massively reshaped their secondary and sent a key piece to an AFC contender.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson kick off this mid-week podcast with the trades that sent Jalen Ramsey from the Jacksonville Jaguars to the LA Rams and Marcus Peters from the Rams to the Baltimore Ravens (1:00). What does this mean for the Rams, Ravens and Jaguars, who all got something different out of this defensive reshuffling.
Even though it feels like it happened a decade ago, the Detroit Lions fell to the Green Bay Packers on Monday night with the help of a last-second Mason Crosby field goal and a handful of controversial calls. Terez & Charles dissect the growing discontent with NFL officiating and give some love to Aaron Rodgers and the Packers who played quite well in the face of controversy (19:00)
In Dallas, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones made some comments that head coach Jason Garrett, "would be very sought after if he was on the open market." Our experts dive into that statement and recall some conversations they've had with Cowboys sources who say that Garrett provides more value to Dallas than meets the eye (26:20).
Elsewhere in in the NFC, Drew Brees posted an Instagram video that showed him throwing a football and rumors have the Saints QB trying to return to action ahead of schedule following a thumb injury in September. The guys take a trip to Charles' Conspiracy Corner to dive into why Brees may be trying to get back onto the field earlier than expected (35:10).
Wrapping up the show, the guys talk about the intriguing storylines to watch out for in Saints/Bears (41:40) and have a very spirited argument about the toothless barbs being thrown between Doug Pederson and Jason Garrett ahead of Cowboys/Eagles this weekend (44:30).
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Six weeks into the 2019 NFL season and the contenders are beginning to separate themselves from the rest of the league, especially in the ultra-competitive NFC West, where the 49ers remain undefeated and pulled off an impressive win in Los Angeles and the Seattle Seahawks also looked complete in Cleveland.
Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson recap all of the games from Week 6, including the Dallas Cowboys' embarrassing road loss to the New York Jets and the Kansas City Chiefs' second home loss in a row, not to mention the pair of losses suffered by 2015 first and second overall picks Jameis Winston and Marcus Mariota, who looked all but done done with the teams that drafted them.
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The most explosive part of the San Francisco 49ers 31-3 Monday night win over the Cleveland Browns wasn't the lopsided score, but the serious shade thrown between the two teams not typically considered rivals. San Francisco CB Richard Sherman called out Cleveland QB Baker Mayfield for not shaking his hand during the coin toss, which video evidence later rebuked. Nick Bosa also premiered a disrespectful sack celebration two years in the making, aimed at Mayfield and the 2017 meeting between Bosa's Ohio State Buckeyes and Mayfield's Oklahoma Sooners.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson start off the podcast breaking down the crazy game with major on- and off-the-field storylines that go beyond the 28-point beat-down (0:50).
The weekend's biggest story continues to be the Washington Redskins' firing of head coach Jay Gruden. Terez & Charles break down how owner Dan Snyder and GM Bruce Allen still remain unfit to operate a successful football team and some potential candidates for the job including a certain college coach from Alabama (16:30).
For the final portion of the episode, our experts preview the matchups they're looking forward to most in Week 6 including Panthers/Buccaneers (37:30), Texans/Chiefs (40:00), Seahawks/Browns (43:45), Eagles/Vikings (45:30), Lions/Packers (48:10) and 49ers/Rams (51:40).
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Week 5 was characterized by a number of games which featured absolutely dominant rushing performances. Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson recap every game from the weekend that saw the Chiefs get handed their first loss, the Raiders get above .500 and the Packers establish themselves as the team to beat in the NFC alongside Teddy Bridgewater and the Saints.
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Monday night's 27-3 walloping at the hands of the Pittsburgh Steelers confirmed what we were all thinking this offseason: the Cincinnati Bengals are bad.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson open the mid-week podcast on the Bungles, A.J. Green's extended injury and the likelihood that Green and quarterback Andy Dalton could be on new teams as soon as the trade deadline, in Green's case (2:20). A certain six-time NFL champion in the Boston area is surely looking for a fresh body in the receiver room.
From one failing franchise to another, the guys transition to the 0-4 Denver Broncos (8:00). A what point is John Elway to blame for the constant, unsuccessful carousel of bad coaches and bad quarterbacks and when will he be held accountable?
The brewing quarterback drama in D.C. is still top of mind for Terez, who analyzed Washington's loss to the Giants and has some thoughts on why Dwayne Haskins failed in his first showing (17:45).
The Chicago Bears play the Oakland Raiders in London this weekend and the game is not without major storylines on both sides of the ball (24:10). How will the Bears do without QB Mitchell Trubisky? How many sacks will Khalil Mack get in his revenge game vs. his former Raiders? When will it be the last straw between the NFL and Vontaze Burfict?
Wrapping up the show, our experts discuss a trio of key Week 5 games: Rams/Seahawks (33:15), Buccaneers/Saints (38:15) and Packers/Cowboys (45:00). Can the Rams bounce back after their shootout loss to the Bucs? Could this be the opportunity for Jameis Winston to finally prove himself and secure a long-term deal in Tampa? Will Dallas or Green Bay prove themselves as the team to beat in the NFC?
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Last week on this podcast, Freddie Kitchens was in the crosshairs as the Browns struggled to put up points in a home loss to the Rams. This week was a different story.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson recap Week 4 of the NFL slate that saw the Browns put up an offensive showcase against the division rival Ravens and the Saints eke out their second straight win without Drew Brees against the previously unbeaten Dallas Cowboys.
Elsewhere in the NFL, the Lions and Bills were handed honorable losses against Kansas City and New England, respectively. Were these losses proof that Detroit and Buffalo were frauds all along, or a sign they should be taken seriously.
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Week 3 in the NFL saw a pair of exciting starts from young, unproven quarterbacks in Giants rookie Daniel Jones and Panthers second-year passer Kyle Allen. The Chicago Bears prime-time drubbing of the Washington Redskins on Monday has many asking when we'll see a third name on that list: Dwayne Haskins.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson open the show on that Monday night blowout and when they expect to see the former Buckeye passer get the start in Jay Gruden's offense (0:35).
Back to Kyle Allen, news of Cam Newton's Lisfranc injury means he could be out significantly longer than initially predicted, meaning the Panthers will get a significant look at the young passer. Could Allen save head coach Ron Rivera's job? If a coaching change is made, would new owner David Tepper stick with GM Marty Hurney? Terez & Charles dive into the Carolina Panther's palace intrigue from multiple angles (13:45).
Last Thursday night's unremarkable game between the Jaguars and Titans had one interesting footnote: a tweet from Tom Brady complaining about "too many penalties." Our experts note how the league responded...fast (25:00).
After a borderline-NSFW conversation about naming rights and a certain online porn company putting in a bid for the Heat's stadium in Miami (29:20), Terez & Charles preview their most anticipated Week 4 games in Cowboys/Saints, Packers/Eagles, Bills/Patriots and Browns/Ravens (33:30).
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Sunday night's marquee matchup between the NFC champion Los Angeles Rams and upstart AFC North Cleveland Browns was a disappointing prime-time outing for head coach Freddie Kitchens. Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson open the show scrutinizing some of the head-scratching plays called in the latter half of the game as many in north Ohio have to be wondering if they made the right decision hiring the first-time head coach. It doesn't get any easier for the Browns, their next two games are agains the Ravens and 49ers.
Terez and Charles also run through the remainder if the Week 3 NFL slate including the Giants' come-back win in Tampa behind rookie QB Daniel Jones, the Lamar Jackson/Patrick Mahomes duel in Kansas City, the Saints' impressive road win in Seattle and a few desperate teams like the Jets, Broncos, Dolphins and Raiders continuing their downward trends.
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Week 3 of the 2019 NFL season will continue without four of the major quarterback pillars of the last decade. As a result of either benching or injury, Ben Roethlisberger, Drew Brees, Eli Manning and Cam Newton will all be sitting out at least this week and in Big Ben's case, the entire season.
Starting with the Pittsburgh Steelers, Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson try to piece together the picture of a radically different NFL without these quarterbacks (0:45). The Steelers at least are showing some confidence in backup Mason Rudolph as they also traded their 2020 first round pick to the Miami Dolphins for CB Minkah Fitzpatrick.
Speaking of star corners, Jacksonville cornerback Jalen Ramsey requested a trade from the Jaguars. Terez & Charles discuss a few of the teams who could be in the market for the young and outspoken defensive back (4:55).
In New York, the Giants officially passed the torch from Eli Manning to Daniel Jones and our experts assert that this is a very good sign about Jones' development (16:50).
Moving to New Orleans, Charles & Terez wonder if Drew Brees' extended absense is the perfect opportunity for the Saints to try out Teddy Bridgewater and Taysom Hill at quarterback. Is Brees' heir apparent one of these two young passers or someone else (22:15).
Staying in the NFC South, the Carolina Panthers are now without Cam Newton for an extended period of time, which could be a very bad sign for the team, its coaching staff and personnel staff (27:35).
Wrapping up the podcast, Terez & Charles discuss how new coaches have been struggling (32:45), investigate which teams are having the worst season so far (37:00) and check in on presumptive top 5 picks in next year's draft, Tua Tagovailoa and Justin Herbert (45:20).
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This early in September, the best teams should be looking optimistically towards the rest of their season, yet two big contenders are heading into Week 3 with bated breath. The New Orleans Saints lost Drew Brees to a thumb injury and Ben Roethlisberger missed the second half of the Pittsburgh Steelers' loss to the Seattle Seahawks. Meanwhile on Sunday Night Football, Carson Wentz sat out significant time in the Philadelphia Eagles' loss to the Atlanta Falcons.
Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson dissect every game from the weekend including the troubling QB injuries, a pair of coach/player fights and a very interesting theory about the future of the Cowboys' coaching staff.
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With Week 1 officially in the books, Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson catch up on some league news and Monday Night Football's opening-week doubleheader.
First they address the still-developing story concerning a lawsuit filed in federal court accusing Patriots WR Antonio Brown of sexual assault and rape (0:30).
Moving to Monday night's Texans/Saints game, the guys lament Deshaun Watson's lack of protection and why both teams have something positive to come away with after the thrilling Monday night matchup (5:30). On the other side of the MNF coin, the Broncos lost to the Raiders in a lop-sided and embarrassing affair. Our experts break down what this game means for the two floundering AFC West franchises (10:45).
From floundering out west to flounders in the east -- the Miami Dolphins' obvious tanking efforts are causing concerns all around the league. Terez & Charles outline their concern for the Dolphins fans, staff and players and why tanking in the NFL might not go away (14:40).
Later, the guys dig into a pair of star players and their new contracts. First, Charles has an update on Dak Prescott's no longer "imminent" new deal (25:10) and then Terez dives into the details of Tyreek Hill's new deal and where the Kansas City Chiefs might hope to invest next (30:05).
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48 hours before this podcast was taped, Antonio Brown was a Raider and everyone had the Cleveland Browns pencilled in for a win and the Lombardi. My, how things have changed.
Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson close out an illuminating Week 1 with their first Sunday night freestyle of the season.
After tackling the Antonio Brown news and the Patriots' primetime drubbing of the Steelers, Terez & Charles run through every game of Sunday's action, including the strong showings from the Titans, Chiefs, Cowboys and Ravens and Kyler Murray's come-from-behind tie at home against the Lions.
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On NFL kickoff eve eve, Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson join each other for one last podcast before the season begins, and that means starting the episode with one final Hard Knocks recap until next summer (0:45).
Next, Charles describes a whirlwind weekend in Dallas where Ezekiel Elliott rumors would not quit. He provides an update on where the Elliott negotiations are now, as they could certainly change again at a moment's notice (9:30).
While the Cowboys deliberate over whether to sign Dak Prescott, the Los Angeles Rams went out and signed their signal caller Jared Goff to a four-year extension. The guys dissect the deal, how it compares to other recent QB contracts and what this means for Prescott, Mahomes and other young passers (20:30).
Elsewhere in the Lone Star State, the Houston Texans had a busy weekend trading away Jadeveon Clowney to the Seahawks and acquiring Laremy Tunsil and Kenny Stills from the Miami Dolphins for a haul of future draft picks. The guys break down the two trades and what they mean for the Texans, Seahawks and Dolphins going forward (24:10).
Moving to Kansas City, the guys break down the Chief's signing of former Bills and Eagles running back LeSean McCoy (39:10) and then wrap up the podcast running through both conferences and updating their mid-summer picks for who they think will take each division's crown (44:05).
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48 hours after Andrew Luck sent shockwaves through the league with his stunning retirement announcement, Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson have some parting thoughts on Luck after their emergency podcast last weekend.
Before they can get to the big stories of the week, they of course recap Tuesday night's episode of Hard Knocks (0:45).
Next, they talk about the continued theatrics with Houston Texans pass rusher Jadeveon Clowney, who fired his agent and is reportedly of trade interest to the Philadelphia Eagles and the Miami Dolphins (18:25).
Later, Terez discusses his trip to Minnesota Vikings training camp and the guys discuss whether QB Kirk Cousins can deliver on his massive 3-year contract and take the Vikings to the promised land in January (33:00).
Finally, Charles & Terez revisit the Andrew Luck news a few days after the dust has settled. Charles shares an interesting anecdote about Peyton Manning's relationship with Luck and the guys share an interview they recorded with Colts TE Eric Ebron only a month ago (45:50). While nobody knew Luck was only weeks away from hanging up his cleats, Ebron's comments on his quarterback's commitment is an enlightening look into what the Colts will be missing going forward.
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After Saturday night's surprise announcement that Colts QB Andrew Luck is retiring at age 29, Charles Robinson and Terez Paylor call each other for an an emergency episode of the Yahoo Sports NFL Podcast.
They discuss how this retirement compares to Barry Sanders, what the Jacoby Brissett era might look like in Indianapolis and if the Colts could be in the market for a QB in the 2020 draft.
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A few major off-field storylines are grabbing headlines this week while Antonio Brown plays will-they/won't they with his helmet.
Charles Robinson and Terez Paylor opening the show recapping the latest episode of Hard Knocks (0:45).
Later, they discuss the partnership deal made between Roc Nation and the NFL, the backlash that surprised Jay-Z, and how Colin Kaepernick is involved (15:30).
Next, Charles provides an update on the Ezekiel Elliott holdout, the reverberations from the "Zeke who?" video and why Cowboys fans should be worried about Week 1 (28:05).
The guys also talk about the state of NFL trash-talking in 2019 and Baker Mayfield's recent GQ interview where he poured some dirt on Daniel Jones (38:50).
Terez has some updates on what he saw at Chicago Bears (51:05) and Buffalo Bills (57:00) training camps.
Finally, the guys spend a few minutes with Phiadelphia TE Zach Ertz (1:03:00) and Minnesota WR Stefon Diggs (1:08:30) to discuss this year's Eagles and Vikings teams.
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Terez Paylor & Charles Robinson continue their summer training camp tours to report on what they've seen out of Green Bay, Indianapolis, Philadelphia, Detroit and the Carolinas.
Before they can get there, they of course put on their league-approved helmets to tackle the ongoing Antonio Brown saga in Napa, California (0:45). What the hell is going on with the continuously finicky superstar and what are Charles and Terez' thoughts on the first episode of Hard Knocks?
Later, the guys talk about the trade rumors surrounding Houston Texans defensive linemen Jadeveon Clowney and some potential landing spots for the young pass rusher (13:00).
Next, Charles & Terez talk about the major storylines they've seen in their camp visits from he past week, starting with the Indianapolis Colts (21:25), the Philaldephia Eagles (28:45), the Detroit Lions (35:35), the Carolina Panthers (47:20) and finally wrapping up with the Green Bay Packers (54:15).
To close out the show, the guys are joined by New York Giants running back Saquon Barkley (1:04:15) and Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson (1:11:25) to talk about where they are in their careers and their shared love of the now-defunct NCAA Football video game series.
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As NFL training camps are entering their third week, Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson continue their cross-country tours to report on the stories and standouts coming out of NFL preseason.
First, Charles provides an update on the latest in the standoff between the Cowboys, Ezekiel Elliott, Dak Prescott and Amari Cooper (3:30). Are any of these players likely to get paid soon? If Dak Prescott doesnt re-sign this summer puts up an incredible 2019 campaign, could he be looking at a Patrick Mahomes-level contract next summer?
Later, the guys chat about what they've seen at at training camps across the midwest and mid-Atlantic, including:
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Alex Smith's rehabilitation at Washington Redskins camp (14:30)
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the Baltimore Ravens putting their faith in Lamar Jackson (19:15)
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a few surprise standout performances at New York Jets camp (26:10)
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why Devin Bush is primed to lead the Pittsburgh Steelers defense for years to come (34:10)
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how Freddie Kitchens is hoping to lead the previously snake-bit Cleveland Browns (41:30)
Closing out the show, Terez and Charles spend a few minutes with Seattle Seahawks WR Tyler Lockett (52:00) and Jets QB Sam Darnold (57:00) where they cover a wide-range of topics including Area 51 and Gregg Williams' defense.
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Late July means that NFL training camps are back in full swing. Charles Robinson calls in from Denver, Colorado and Terez joins from Washington, D.C. to report on everything they've seen on their training camp tours so far, including:
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the Los Angeles Rams and what Sean McVay regrets about the Super Bowl (4:30)
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the attrition that has hit the New York Giants (11:05)
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Dwayne Haskins' development with the Washington Redskins (13:35)
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the new-look Arizona Cardinals offense (17:45)
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Flacco vs. Lock and the Denver Broncos' quarterback situation (23:50)
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where the Melvin Gordon holdout stands with the Los Angeles Chargers (28:15)
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the latest on Ezekiel Elliott, Dak Prescott, Amari Cooper and the Dallas Cowboys' endless contract drama (30:40)
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Frank Clark bringing toughness to the Kansas City Chiefs defense (38:35)
To wrap up the show, Terez and Charles spend some time with incoming Hall of Famer Ed Reed (50:30) and future Hall of Famer Drew Brees (56:20).
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Last week, Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson previewed all 16 AFC teams heading into the 2019 season. While they concluded that we were likely to see a rematch in the AFC title game, the NFC is considerably much more up for grabs.
This episode, Terez and Charles give their worst-to-first predictions for each NFC division, before giving their final picks for who they think will represent the conference at Super Bowl LIV in Miami.
NFC West (0:40)
NFC South (16:15)
NFC East (28:30)
NFC North (43:50)
NFC championship picks (57:20)
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We're only days away from the first NFL training camps opening up from rookies, so Charles Robinson and Terez Paylor are back in action with their full team-by-team season preview.
Today they tackle the AFC and give their worst-to-first predictions for every division. They start with the lowly AFC East, which could easily feature two of the league's worst 5 teams (5:35).
Next they move to the AFC South, one of the more confusing divisions where every team has a case (even a slim one) to make the playoffs (19:15). Later they tackle the AFC North, where there are some disagreements on the hype surrounding the Cleveland Browns and the addition-by-subtraction potential for the Pittsburgh Steelers (35:05).
Charles and Terez wrap up with the AFC West, where the Kansas City Chiefs look poised to beat their demons and challenge the Patriots yet again for an AFC title (50:30). They end the show with their predictions on who will take the AFC crown (1:10:05).
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In their final football movie review of the summer, Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson recap the 1996 Cameron Crowe football/rom-com hybrid classic Jerry Maguire.
Among the topics the many topics they cover:
• Why this is Tom Cruise's peak performance
• Why Rod Tidwell is criminally underrated and underpaid as a wide receiver
• Whether Jerry is actually a good agent or not
• Whether the movie still holds up
• Casting almosts that will break your brain and would've broken the movie
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The beginning of summer marks the beginning of a different kind of season in the NFL: optimism season. It's the time of year where every local paper is reporting how even the most injury-prone veterans are looking spry and how every rookie QB is learning the playbook like a Bradley Cooper in Limitless. Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson break down optimism season in the NFL and which teams have a reason to be cheery this time of year.
Even the Kansas City Chiefs have something to be optimistic for as a decision regarding Tyreek Hill's playing status looms closer. In the absence of criminal charges, some within the organization are hopeful that a league suspension could be very short. Terez outlines the latest on the Hill situation and why the NFL could still issue a pretty major punishment (1:30).
Moving to the rest of the league, they run through which teams should be hopeful, including the Cowboys, every team in the NFC West and even snakebitten franchises like the Jaguars, Redskins and Giants (9:55).
Charles and Terez later run through all eight of the last-place teams from last season and try to predict which one could make the playoffs this year (25:30). That leads into a discussion about the Buffalo Bills, Josh Allen vs. Lamar Jackson, and the legacies of Jim Kelly and Dan Marino (34:45).
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One of the slowest stretches of the NFL season saw some rare social media pyrotechnics courtesy of two former stars.
Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson open the episode discussing the brief moment of Tuesday afternoon where former Green Bay Backer great Brett Favre appeared to have posted on Instagram that he would be returning to the league (0:45). They later discuss the more troubling social media resurgence of O.J. Simpson and the awkward situations he could put the league in by seeking out some renewed spotlight (4:10).
Transitioning to players and teams of the present, they discuss Terez' offseason visits to Cowboys (13:35) and Chiefs (23:35) OTAs. Later, Charles gives some background on the situation in Houston after the Texans fired GM Brian Gaine and how it may be a power play by head coach Bill O'Brien (25:40). Charles also reports on what he learned from visiting the OTAs of the Raiders (33:50) and 49ers (40:20).
Terez wraps up the show discussing his column on how marijuana will be a crucial bargaining chip in negotiations for the next CBA and why players might sacrifice softer marijuana rules in favor of more pressing issues (44:00).
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It's the dog-days of June, arguably the slowest point of the NFL calendar. So this week, after the success of their podcast decimating the 2014 Kevin Costner nightmare, "Draft Day," Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson are adding a second chapter to their football movie review series with the 1999 Oliver Stone opus, "Any Given Sunday."
With enough cursing and nudity to make Quentin Tarantino blush, Charles and Terez recap the nearly three-hour film, Jamie Foxx's surprisingly competent performance as QB Willie Beamen, what the film completely gets wrong about professional football and the moments that it gets strikingly right about the NFL and the lives of its players and coaches.
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While the NFL calendar is relatively light this time of year, some players' social calendars remain very busy, which can be a bad thing. Exhibit A: the Dallas Cowboys' Ezekiel Elliott who finds himself in another off-the-field incident after being detained but not arrested at a Las Vegas music festival.
Charles Robinson and Terez Paylor discuss Elliott's most recent troubles, the league's withering patience and what sort of punishment he could receive in light of previous infractions (2:50).
Later, Terez recounts his week at Patriots OTAs and shares his positive impressions of the newly-drafted first-round WR N'Keal Harry out of Arizona State (17:10).
Moving onto a pair of recent free agent signings: The guys discuss Richie Incognito agreeing to terms with the Oakland Raiders and how the Black Hole is turning into a powder keg of deranged personalities (25:25). Also they discuss the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' swap of defensive tackle Gerald McCoy for the Ndamukong Suh (33:45).
Charles wraps up the show asking Terez how he feels about a recent story surrounding the Buffalo Bills, O.J. Simpson and the current state of how teams retire numbers (38:00).
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The 'Game of Thrones' finale is finally here and some fans are...less than enthused. Much like the fans of the New York Jets!
The summer when the Giants finally appeared to take the throne of 'most dysfunctional New York football franchise', the Jets said, "hold my beer," and fired GM Mike Maccagnan last week amid a flurry of back-stabbing quotes from inside the organization.
Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson welcome Yahoo Sports' very own Kimberley A. Martin to talk about the latest troublesome episode from one of the teams she covers most: the New York Jets (4:00).
Later, after the gang discusses what the NFL draft might look like if it adopted the NBA's lottery system which recently sent the basketball world into madness after awarding the New Orleans Pelicans with the first overall pick in the 2019 draft (22:25).
They then turn their attention to the Washington Redskins who took an immense blow to their depth chart after losing ILB Reuben Foster for the season to an ACL injury just minutes into their first practice (31:10).
To wrap up the show, Terez and Kimberley give their thoughts on the 'Game of Thrones' finale to an unimpressed Charles, who has never seen the show (35:20).
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After a week of quiet rumblings about a number of NFL topics, Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson dive into some hot-button issues primed to make headlines in the coming weeks.
After starting out the show discussing the Kawhi Leonard buzzer-beater and Charles' recent trip to the theater, the guys delve into the latest news out of the Robert Kraft case (7:50). They discuss what his punishment would look like given recent legal developments and in the shadow of an impending league decision on Tyreek Hill.
They move onto trade rumors coming out of two NFC franchises. First they discuss the Minnesota Vikings potentially offering up TE Kyle Rudolph (15:15) and later they discuss the ongoing gossip regarding Arizona Cardinals CB Patrick Peterson (24:05).
Charles and Terez get heated discussing the Dallas Cowboys and their ongoing contract talks with QB Dak Prescott and WR Amari Cooper (29:15). They wrap up the show addressing the early-May QB drama in Denver between Joe Flacco and Drew Lock (40:35) and lay to rest the 'Legion of Boom' era Seahawks (44:45).
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Now that the 2019 draft is in the rear-view mirror, Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson address some of the larger league stories hovering just below the last two weeks' coverage of draft grades and incoming rookies.
First and foremost, Terez and Charles report on what is known, what is not known and what is being alleged by lawyers in the Tyreek Hill case (3:35). They also discuss the trade of Josh Rosen to the Miami Dolphins, why he wasn't traded earlier and how Rosen's sophomore season in South Beach could be as troubling as his freshman season in Arizona (19:10).
Next, the guys talk about the strange case of combine stand-out QB Tyree Jackson. Charles outlines his plan that would allow underclassmen like Jackson to return to their schools after going un-drafted (27:10).
Lastly, Charles and Terez respond to some of listener questions submitted on Twitter including what we should expect out of the next collective bargaining agreement (32:50), their way-too-early division winner picks (37:45), who they expect to be the passing TD leader in 2019 (47:50) and their thoughts on the down-and-out Detroit Lions (49:05).
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While the NFC teams in the draft stole the headline quarterback drama – Kyler Murray, Daniel Jones, Dwayne Haskins –– the AFC teams had the sneaky haul in securing the top defenders and some "bust-proof" offensive skill players.
Charles Robinson and Terez Paylor welcome Liz Loza and Matt Harmon of the Yahoo Fantasy Football Podcast for a post-draft cross-over podcast, recorded live at Buffalo's Nashville. While they chatted NFC teams over on the Fantasy Football podcast, today the quartet discussed the AFC side of the equation, including:
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Surprising first selections made by the Oakland Raiders (1:45)
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The strong class of defenders landing in the AFC (7:35)
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The Baltimore Ravens push to surround Lamar Jackson with weapons (12:40)
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The Denver Broncos building their team of the future with Drew Lock and Noah Fant (17:00)
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Rookie RBs and WRs poised to breakout or bust in 2019 (23:30)
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Mid-round defenders who could make a star turn (38:45)
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Picks they would veto if they were the commish for a day (sorry Cincinnati Bengals) (43:40)
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Draft day is almost upon us, and while the 2014 Kevin Costner disaster Draft Day is in our rear view mirror, Charles Robinson and Terez Paylor have some thoughts about it on the film's five-year anniversary.
But before they can get to that, Charles and Terez react to the breaking news ahead of the draft that the Seattle Seahawks have traded defensive end Frank Clark to the Kansas City Chiefs for a 1st, a 2nd and a swap of 3rd round picks across the next two years (2:50).
They also hit on some rumors they're hearing in the final 48 hours leading up to the draft including the falling draft stock of Michigan defensive tackle Rashan Gary (10:50) and some speculation that the Oakland Raiders will make a surprise move with the fourth overall pick (14:25).
The true meat of this episode, however, is devoted to the NFL-sponsored film Draft Day; the completely phoned-in performances by Kevin Costner and Frank Langella, the absurdity of Roger Goodell being applauded by a Radio City audience and its physics-defying plot holes (19:10).
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Last week, Yahoo Sports aired its 2019 NFL expert mock draft in which 7 of our top football authorities blindly submitted mock drafts, which were compiled and announced for our experts to react to with only two minutes in between rounds.
Michelle Gingras plays commissioner to NFL experts Kimberley A. Martin, Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson, college football experts Pat Forde and Pete Thamel, NFL draft expert Eric Edholm and fantasy expert Andy Behrens as they mock all 32 picks in the first round.
Watch the full video version of the mock draft here, but if audio is more your speed, please enjoy this audio-only version of our mock draft.
Charles & Terez will be back on Wednesday with their final thoughts on the 2019 draft and to do a five-year retrospective on the puzzling Kevin Costner sports drama Draft Day.
Make sure to subscribe to the Yahoo Fantasy Football Podcast for Liz Loza & Matt Harmon's pre-draft coverage, breaking down the incoming class of skill players, position by position.
Liz, Matt, Charles and Terez will return on the Monday and Tuesday immediately after the draft to recap it from an AFC and NFC perspective.
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The sun is shining, the flowers are blooming and spring has sprung across America. Not only is it allergy season, but it's also lying season – the opaque time of year where every NFL owner, coach and GM is playing a hand of mental poker against their 31 competitors. It's up to the media and NFL fans to figure out what rumors are fact and what rumbles are fiction.
Remember, this time last year it was an absolute lock that Sam Darnold would be a Cleveland Brown.
To guide you through the muddy waters of lying season, Charles Robinson and Terez Paylor are running through some of the major storylines that America is blindly accepting to be true and discussing the likelihood that these rumors are giant, Darnold-sized lies.
But before they can get to that, they talk the Seattle Seahawks, Russell Wilson, his shiny new $140 million contract and what that contract says about future deals for Dak Prescott and Patrick Mahomes (2:05).
Moving onto next week's draft, Terez and Charles discuss:
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If Kyler Murray falling past the #1 overall pick is a possibility (11:20)
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The likelihood that Nick Bosa doesn't become a 49er (18:25)
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Whether or not the New York Giants will take a quarterback in the first round (19:45)
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Missouri QB Drew Lock's recent visit with the Green Bay Packers (and his will-they/won't-they affair with the Denver Broncos) (23:40)
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The Oakland Raiders and their large first-round arsenal (31:15)
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If D.K. Metcalf will be the first wide receiver off the board (33:10)
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What is Ed Oliver's floor? (34:35)
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How many cornerbacks will be taken in the first round (35:0)
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With just over 2 weeks to go until the 2019 NFL draft starts in Nashville, Tennessee, Charles Robinson & Terez Paylor run through the sixteen AFC teams and what they need to accomplish with their first draft selections. Before they can get to the draft, they begin the show discussing the latest Antonio Brown social media hijinks and the tepid response to the Jets' new uniforms. Next, they tackle AFC every team's draft needs in order:
New York Jets (2:15)
Oakland Raiders (4:30)
Jacksonville Jaguars (11:55)
Buffalo Bills (15:35)
Denver Broncos (18:40)
Cincinnati Bengals (24:45)
Miami Dolphins (27:20)
Tennessee Titans (29:25)
Pittsburgh Steelers (31:30)
Baltimore Ravens (36:00)
Houston Texans (38:40)
Indianapolis Colts (40:25)
Los Angeles Chargers (43:30)
Kansas City Chiefs (45:00)
New England Patriots (47:45)
Cleveland Browns (50:40)
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Just about 3 weeks are left until the Arizona Cardinals officially go on the clock in Nashville, Tennessee. Now that the musical chairs of free agency have just about finished their dance, the league's attention is shifting towards the draft. This week, Yahoo Sports' Charles Robinson and Terez Paylor break down the major needs for each team in the NFC and the 2019 rookies that could fill them:
Arizona Cardinals (2:30)
San Francisco 49ers (6:50)
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (8:30)
New York Giants (10:40)
Detroit Lions (12:45)
Green Bay Packers (15:45)
Atlanta Falcons (18:50)
Washington Redskins (21:20)
Carolina Panthers (23:55)
Minnesota Vikings (26:55)
Seattle Seahawks (30:55)
Philadelphia Eagles (33:25)
Los Angeles Rams (38:35)
Dallas Cowboys (40:55)
New Orleans Saints (44:50)
Chicago Bears (46:15)
They close out the show by opening up the mailbag and respond to some listener questions from their Twitter feeds (49:10).
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The annual league meeting in Arizona wrapped up on Wednesday and along with it the biggest question mark coming out of the playoffs in January has potentially been solved. Yahoo Sports' Charles Robinson and Terez Paylor start this week's episode outlining how New Orleans Saints head coach Sean Payton made it his personal mission to update the pass interference rule that prevented his team from reaching the Super Bowl two months ago. They also discuss the inherent difficulties in officiating this new procedure and how coaches and players might use the new rule to their advantage.
Next, Charles and Terez discuss two other rule changes that could be coming to the NFL soon: an update to overtime and a radical tweak to onside kicks (12:45).
Later, Terez outlines how the world of sports betting is crashing into the conservative domain of the NFL and how gambling will play a larger and larger part in sports (17:00).
The Arizona Cardinals made news yet again this week as new head coach Kliff Kingsbury announced that he would be giving his players frequent cellphone breaks. Charles and Terez cover the progressive maneuver and the millennial panic that of course was a byproduct (19:50).
Keeping with the Cards, they also discuss the ongoing speculation that quarterback Josh Rosen will be traded and Oklahoma quarterback Kyler Murray will be drafted first overall to replace him (27:40).
Finally, they wrap up the show addressing a listener question about former Chiefs safety Eric Berry (36:45).
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Yahoo Sports' Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson report on the latest news stemming from two stories coming out of Kansas City. First, Terez provides an update on wide receiver Tyreek Hill being involved in multiple police investigations and whether or not his future in Kansas City is in question (1:00).
Next, Charles reveals some behind-the-scenes gossip resulting from the Chiefs releasing Eric Berry and the Cowboys being heavily involved in trying to sign the talented safety (6:00).
Later, Charles and Terez run through some recent moves including Earl Thomas to the Baltimore Ravens, Randall Cobb to the Dallas Cowboys, DeSean Jackson to the Philadelphia Eagles, Vontaze Burfict to the Oakland Raiders and Blake Bortles to the Los Angeles Rams (17:30). They also speculate on where free agent defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh could sign (25:15).
In the second half of the show, Charles runs through some rumors he's hearing about the upcoming NFL draft. He breaks down some quarterbacks Dwayne Haskins, Drew Lock and Will Grier potentially sliding back in the draft (29:55).
Charles and Terez close up the show discussing Michigan defenders, Rashan Gary, Devin Bush and Chase Winovich (47:10), as well as cornerback prospects Deandre Baker and Byron Murphy (51:35).
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On Tuesday evening, a shocking trade between the Cleveland Browns and New York Giants created shockwaves and broke the internet more than the 45 minutes Antonio Brown was a Buffalo Bill.
Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson react to the breaking news that Odell Beckham, Jr. now wears orange and what that means for the futures of both the Browns and the Giants. Later in the show, they hit on a number of other major stories, trades and signings including:
• The Oakland Raiders trading for Antonio Brown and signing Trent Brown (8:35)
• The Detroit Lions signing Trey Flowers and their strange Patriots infatuation (14:25)
• The Buffalo Bills going all-in (17:30)
• Charles getting into a Twitter fight with safety Tyrann Mathieu (19:55)
• Nick Foles cashing in with the Jacksonville Jaguars (25:20)
• The Kansas City Chiefs trading Dee Ford to the San Francisco 49ers and what that means for both teams (27:30)
• Why the Dallas Cowboys are so quiet (31:15)
• The New York Jets spending spree (34:35)
• Landon Collins signing with the Washington Redskins and the legacy of Sean Taylor (37:35)
They wrap up with some listener questions from Twitter (40:05) and finally they break in with the news that Le'Veon Bell has signed with the New York Jets (43:30).
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The 2019 NFL league year officially commences next Wednesday and all of the chess pieces leading to free agency are taking their position.
Yahoo Sports' Charles Robinson and Terez Paylor report this week on all things free agency, starting with the Oakland Raiders and their heavy ties to a number of rumored player transactions, including a trade for Antonio Brown.
They provide an update on Kyler Murray, the likelihood that he'll be drafted number one overall, and whether the Arizona Cardinals will deal that pick (9:30).
After that, Charles and Terez discuss the franchise tag being placed on a disgruntled Demarcus Lawrence as well as how the franchise tag affects the Texans' Jadeveon Clowney and the Chiefs' Dee Ford (13:30).
Next, the guys get into a conversation about the New York Giants choosing not to re-sign Landon Collins and what the G-Men should do in free agency and the draft as they likely face a rebuild (22:40)
Later they discuss Trey Flowers, Earl Thomas and Trent Brown as possibly the 3 best free agents available as well as the market for wide receivers (37:00)
Finally, they wrap-up the show addressing a viral video of Le'Veon Bell working out with the Chiefs' Chris Jones and what the market for Bell looks like as he finally nears signing with a new team (47:35).
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As the 2019 combine draws to a close, Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson report on the NFL hopefuls who saw their draft stock rise or fall in the last few days.
Before they can get to any other players, they discuss the Arizona Cardinals' conundrum at the top of the draft. They address the escalating rumors that the Cards might draft Kyler Murray with the #1 pick and trade Josh Rosen only a year after selecting him in the first round (5:30).
Later, they go in-depth on a few key players who made headlines over the weekend, some good and some bad: Alabama DL Quinnen Williams (11:15), Mississippi State DL Montez Sweat (13:00), Ole Miss WR D.K. Metcalf (16:35), Florida DL Jachai Polite (23:55), Buffalo QB Tyree Jackson (30:20) and Kentucky LB Josh Allen (40:30).
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Yahoo Sports' Charles Robinson and Terez Paylor are at Lucas Oil Stadium for the 2019 NFL Scouting Combine where incoming, active and even former players are all making headlines.
They kick off the podcast discussing the now-official measurables of Oklahoma QB Kyler Murray, his comparisons to Seahawks QB Russell Wilson and the aspects of his game that evaluators are looking for (aside from his height).
Next they discuss Broncos GM John Elway and his rough history with picking quarterbacks and how another QB decision faces Elway this April (8:20). Sticking with quarterbacks, Charles and Terez address the low rumble that Arizona Cardinals QB Josh Rosen may be traded and the news that Rosen may have deleted all Cardinals-related posts from his Instagram (11:00).
Later they discuss the impressive showing from Ole Miss WR D.K. Metcalf and the pros and cons to his massive size (16:00). They wrap up the show discussing the latest chapter of Antonio Brown drama and whether he or Le'Veon Bell will have better production with their respective new teams (18:45).
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Fresh off Friday's surprising news that New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft has been charged with two counts of solicitation in a Florida prostitution bust, Yahoo Sports' Charles Robinson and Terez Paylor recap everything they know about the case and what to expect in the future (0:30).
Charles covers how news of Kraft's involvement was brought to Yahoo Sports' attention a day before the story broke, how sources in Florida have confirmed it actually is Kraft, despite his statements to the contrary, how this affect's Kraft's legacy and what his possible punishment could be.
Later in the show, Charles and Terez preview the NFL Scouting Combine including the never-ending discussion of Kyler Murray's height and weight, how Dwayne Haskins might be overlooked in the shadow of Murray's constant media scrutiny and what to expect out of defensive linemen Nick Bosa, Rashan Gary and Ed Oliver (20:00).
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Yahoo Sports' Charles Robinson and Terez Paylor are back from their Super Bowl hangovers to provide some background on the NFL's biggest stories from February.
First, they provide context on Colin Kaepernick's settlement with the NFL, rumors he may sign with the Carolina Panthers or New England Patriots and the likelihood that he would return to professional football with either the NFL, AAF or the XFL (1:45).
Later, after reports that Antonio Brown has agreed to part ways with the Pittsburgh Steelers, Charles and Terez run through some potential AB landing spots including the Cowboys, Patriots, 49ers, Raiders, Packers and Lions (17:35).
Finally, they wrap up the show with some transactions from last week, covering the Joe Flacco trade to the Denver Broncos (31:40) and former Chiefs running back Kareem Hunt's controversial signing with the Cleveland Browns (38:40).
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Super Bowl LIII is over, thankfully, but Charles Robinson and Terez Paylor's conversations from Super Bowl week in Atlanta are still coming.
Yahoo Sports' national NFL experts sit down first with San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan about losing quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo so early in the season, the Shanahan family coaching tree, and how the 49ers use technology to optimize the performance of their players (2:10).
Next, they're joined by Indianapolis Colts linebacker and defensive rookie of the year Darius Leonard for a conversation about transitioning from a small school to the NFL, getting defensive tips from Andrew Luck and getting schooled by Patrick Mahomes (12:20).
Lastly, they're joined by Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Ryan Shazier to discuss his ongoing recovery from a spinal injury in 2017 and his goal to return to playing in the NFL (23:35).
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Yahoo Sports' Charles Robinson and Terez Paylor report in from Mercedes Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia, where they've commandeered a suite to discuss the New England Patriots' win over the Los Angeles Rams in Super Bowl LIII.
Their biggest takeaway: the rival defensive masterpieces put on by Wade Phillips and Brian Flores. Brian Flores' star-making game plan and quick ascension in the NFL coaching ranks brings up an interesting question to chew on when the league goes on hiatus: while the fad of the offseason was to recruit the next young offensive wunderkind, did the Dolphins secretly make the best hire in securing the next young defensive genius?
Charles and Terez process how Flores, along with Bill Belichick and Josh McDaniels, reduced the league's 2nd best offense to dust, if Brady is better than Michael Jordan and what is going on with Todd Gurley on their final Sunday night freestyle of the 2018 season.
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With only two days left before Super Bowl LIII, Yahoo Sports' Charles Robinson and Terez Paylor are joined by Dan Wetzel of the Yahoo Sports College Podcast to give their final thoughts from Atlanta ahead of the big game. They discuss the Patriots' preparedness, if any other Super Bowl quarterbacks match Tom Brady's cool, the importance of Greg Zuerlein and what makes New England's defense so difficult to score against in the postseason.
They also discuss some interesting developments regarding the NFL Players Association, the likelihood of a lockout in 2021 and the impending changes legalized gambling might bring to football (22:30). The guys wrap up the first half of the show with their final Super Bowl game picks (28:30).
In the latter portion of the show, Charles and Terez are joined by Hines Ward (33:00) and James Harrison (45:00) to talk about the Pittsburgh Steelers' dysfunction; Travis Kelce, who reflects on the Chiefs' loss in the AFC Championship and the differences between Alex Smith and Patrick Mahomes (50:45); and Panthers tight end Greg Olsen who reflects on losing Super Bowl 50 and the recent changes on the roster and in the ownership of the Panthers organization (59:30).
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Recording live from Radio Row at Super Bowl LIII in Atlanta, Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson are joined by a number of current and former NFL players.
First, former 2nd overall pick Ryan Leaf joins the podcast to discuss his personal battles on and off the field, his recovery, being compared to Peyton Manning and his relationship with Junior Seau (1:15).
Next, former Rams, Bills and Redskins linebacker London Fletcher comes by to talk about his Super Bowl win against the Titans, his Super Bowl loss to the Patriots and pitches his Hall of Fame case (20:15).
Miami Dolphins wide receiver Danny Amendola speaks with Charles about his presumed next head coach Brian Flores, his relationship with new Arizona Cardinals head coach Kliff Kingsbury and his time with the Patriots and how they prepare for the Super Bowl (32:15).
Former Heisman Trophy winner Carson Palmer sits down with Terez for an in-depth discussion about Bruce Arians, how Bruce will fare on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and what it takes to be a successful quarterback (44:35).
Finally, Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson joins Yahoo Sports' Kimberley Martin to talk about John Harbaugh's extension, how he wishes to improve next year and his budding AFC North rivalry with Baker Mayfield (58:00).
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Yahoo Sports' Charles Robinson and Terez Paylor broadcast from Atlanta, Georgia immediately after Super Bowl Opening Night to discuss the barbs (and silence) thrown between Rams cornerback Nickell Robey-Coleman and Patriots quarterback Tom Brady. Later, they get into the continued talk about Tom Brady's unlikely retirement and Rob Gronkowski's slightly more likely retirement (7:00).
Afterwards, they move onto the highlights from the Rams' half of the evening including Marcus Peters' quotes comparing the Rams to the Golden State Warriors and how a Super Bowl win would affect Ndamukong Suh's legacy (12:30). Finally, they wrap up the show discussing the weird characters and interactions they saw at Opening Night (18:00).
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Super Bowl LIII is less than a week away and there is no shortage of interesting storylines to get us to the big game on Sunday. Yahoo Sports' Charles Robinson and Terez Paylor start the show giving their final thoughts on the no-call that prevented the Saints from reaching the Super Bowl, then have a discussion about the city of Los Angeles, the Rams' place in it and whether we could see the Chargers moving at some point in the future (5:20).
They turn their attention to the Super Bowl and discuss Rams defensive coordinator Wade Phillips and whether the 2015 AFC championship is the blueprint for beating Tom Brady in an important playoff game and how that would look against a 2018 Patriots team that has leaned heavily into a power running offense (15:15).
They also talk about the possibility that this may be Brady's final game and what would need to happen for him to retire this offseason (19:50). They wrap up their Super Bowl thoughts with excitement over what epic trash talk Rams cornerbacks Marcus Peters and Aqib Talib might bring to Media Night (27:15).
Finally, they conclude the show with their final thoughts from Senior Bowl, specifically which QBs helped their draft stock and how the Jacksonville Jaguars, New York Giants and Denver Broncos could be looking to trade up at the 2019 NFL draft (31:10).
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Arguably the two most important plays in the history of the New Orleans Saints came on special teams. On September 25, 2006, safety Steve Gleason blocked an Atlanta Falcons punt, producing the Saints' first touchdown in New Orleans since Hurricane Katrina. It was the fulfillment of a promise that the Saints would return to New Orleans after the hurricane decimated the city and forced the team to play in San Antonio and Baton Rouge the year prior– but it wasn't a Super Bowl.
Three and a half years later, down 10-6 at halftime of Super Bowl XLIV against the Indianapolis Colts, a decision was made in the Saints' locker room that would shock the world, change the momentum of the game and lead to the Saints' first Super Bowl victory ever: Sean Payton ordered punter Thomas Morstead to start the second half with a surprise onside kick.
Yahoo Sports' Charles Robinson and Dan Wetzel sit down with Morstead almost nine years after that day to discuss how it happened: what transpired over halftime in that locker room that led to that risky decision and what was it like being one of the only people in the world who knew what was about to transpire.
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Charles Robinson and Terez Paylor are live from Mobile, Alabama where Senior Bowl preparations are in full effect. But before they can get to the 2019 draft class, Yahoo Sports' NFL experts discuss the league reportedly looking into making pass interference penalties reviewable and how they'd like to see that rule change implemented.
Also on the show:
• Should the overtime rules be changed again? (3:45)
• Laser-gate, the Patriots' "underdog" status and early Rams-Patriots thoughts (9:15)
• Previewing the Senior Bowl and which prospects to look for in the 2019 NFL draft (13:20)
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The 2018 season's conference championship Sunday will be remembered by two simple numbers: 1 and 2.
2 overtime periods and 1 blown pass interference call.
The stage is set for a Rams/Patriots Super Bowl in Atlanta on February 3rd, but the Chiefs and Saints are hogging the headlines on January 21st. While the Saints are owed a major apology by the league for the referees' missed penalty in the final minutes of regulation, the Chiefs loss is leading many to question the OT rules again as they didn't get a chance to touch the ball in the extra period.
Yahoo Sports' Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson react to a controversial Sunday after being in-person for the AFC and NFC championship games, respectively. First, Charles Robinson reports in from New Orleans, where the Saints were shocked at home against Sean McVay, Jared Goff and the Rams.
Later, Terez covers the reaction from Arrowhead Stadium, where the Chiefs' postseason demons caught up with them (17:00).
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On the eve of Patrick Mahomes and Jared Goff possibly ascending to their first Super Bowls, young Oklahoma quarterback phenom Kyler Murray declared for the NFL draft. Goff and Mahomes are undoubtedly two of the premiere young talents at quarterback in the league and the latter is expected to be named NFL MVP in just a few weeks.
After opening the show remarking on Adam Gase's press conference laying its early stake to 2019 meme-of-the-year, Yahoo Sports' Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson discuss Murray's decision to choose football over baseball, his much-debated height and where he could go in the 2019 draft (2:00).
Next, Terez and Charles give a brief history of New England Patriots defensive coordinator Brian Flores and his fit as the presumed next head coach of the Miami Dolphins (10:20). They move to the other remaining head coaching vacancy and give their thoughts on Los Angeles Rams quarterbacks coach Zac Taylor fitting the bill with the Cincinnati Bengals (16:20).
Moving to the AFC and NFC championship games, Terez and Charles wrap up previewing Rams/Saints (19:10), Patriots/Chiefs (25:00) and end the show with their final game predictions (29:45).
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At the end of the divisional round, the NFL's four best teams made the cut. Yahoo Sports' Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson react to football's elite eight going full chalk.
First they discuss the Saints' big win in the Big Easy against the former champs and how the Eagles' Carson Wentz/Nick Foles conundrum is most likely over (2:00).
They stay in the NFC and focus on the Rams' monster running attack and Charles gives his first-hand impressions from the Cowboys' loss in L.A. (8:45).
Moving to the AFC, Terez describes the jubilation in Kansas City after the Chiefs beat the Colts and prepare to host their first AFC Championship game ever (21:00).
Finally, they wrap-up with the Patriots' blow out win over the Chargers in Foxboro as the Pats head to their eighth consecutive final four (29:20).
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Break the glass, it's an emergency Yahoo Sports NFL Podcast. It was a busy Wednesday in the NFL which saw the Cleveland Browns, Denver Broncos and New York Jets all fill the head coaching vacancies within their organization.
Yahoo Sports' Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson open this emergency Wednesday night episode reacting to the news that Freddie Kitchens is the new head coach in Cleveland and what that means internally for the chaotic organization.
Next, they discuss the Broncos hiring 60-year-old defensive coordinator Vic Fangio away from the Chicago Bears and how Denver is bucking the trend of hiring young, offensive-minded head coaches. It doesn't hurt that they're bringing former Super Bowl winning head coach Gary Kubiak back as their new offensive coordinator (17:35).
They react in the moment to the news out of New York that former Dolphins head coach Adam Gase was hired to coach the Jets (25:50) and wrap up the podcast discussing former Green Bay head coach Mike McCarthy's uncertain future (31:45).
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Fresh off the news that Kliff Kingsbury has been hired as the head coach of the Arizona Cardinals, Yahoo Sports' Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson react to one of the most anticipated and surprising hires in recent NFL history.
They transition from that to Green Bay's hiring of Tennessee Titans offensive coordinator Matt LeFleur, what Packers fans should be excited about and what should make them nervous (13:30).
To wrap up the week's head coaching news, they discuss Bruce Arian's filling in the vacancy with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (20:45), and Dirk Koetter becoming the new offensive coordinator with the Atlanta Falcons (27:00).
Later in the show, Charles and Terez preview all four divisional round matchups: Colts @ Chiefs, Cowboys @ Rams, Chargers @ Patriots & Eagles @ Saints (31:00).
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After a 2018 regular season notable for its early offensive fireworks, wild-card weekend went into the books with kicking and defense as the major headlines.
Yahoo Sports' Charles Robinson and Terez Paylor recap all four wild-card games from the weekend, starting with the Eagles' miracle win over the Bears, Cody Parkey's missed field goal and the return Nick Foles' Philly Special magic.
Next they discuss the Colts' win over the Texans, why Frank Reich should be the coach of the year and how the Chiefs should be scared heading into next weekend. (12:00)
Later, Charles offers his perspective from watching the Cowboys beat the Seahawks in person and how Dak and the Cowboys new offensive weapons finally seem to be maturing at the right time. (20:50)
Finally, they wrap up the show discussing the Chargers defeating the Baltimore Ravens on the road, the calls for Lamar Jackson's benching and why the Chargers seem like the most balanced team in the AFC. (31:50)
Charles and Terez will be back later in the week to preview next weekend's four divisional round matchups.
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Yahoo Sports' Charles Robinson teased it on this very podcast immediately after the Miami Miracle: Adam Gase was not safe in South Beach. He headlined a crop of 6 coaches out of their jobs on Black Monday, in addition to Mike McCarthy and Hue Jackson, who were fired earlier in the year.
Charles Robinson and Terez Paylor open the show discussing the 8 head coach openings and what the Dolphins, Browns, Broncos, Jets, Cardinals, Packers, Bengals and Buccaneers are looking for in their next hire.
Later in the show, Charles and Terez touch on the breaking news that charges against Washington linebacker Reuben Foster were dropped and what that means for his future (28:45).
Finally, they address the growing frustration in Pittsburgh with Antonio Brown (30:30), and wrap up the show previewing all four Wild Card games heading into the weekend (34:20).
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The 2018 NFL regular season is over and the playoff matchups are set, coaches are on the way out and some long vacations are getting started just in time for the new year (hello, Kirk Cousins!).
For the final time in 2018, Yahoo Sports' Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson react to a full slate of Sunday games including the Colts' win over the Titans, the Vikings' loss, Nick Foles' playoff chances and tough questions for the teams and quarterbacks on the outside looking in.
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Fresh off the news that Oregon quarterback Justin Herbert is forgoing the NFL draft for his senior year, Yahoo Sports' Charles Robinson and Terez Paylor talk about the ripple effects this decision will send through the league and various teams' draft strategies.
Later they talk about uncertainty in the AFC North, first with some behind-the-scenes reporting on the Cleveland Browns' head coaching search (7:30). Then they discuss the changes the Pittsburgh Steelers need to make in 2019 to compete after a disappointing year that might keep them out of the playoffs (13:40).
They wrap up the show discussing their predictions for Black Monday and two coaches that definitely won't be looking for work: John Harbaugh and Pete Carroll (21:00). Afterwards, they preview three Week 17 games with immense playoff ramifications: Indianapolis/Tennessee, Chicago/Minnesota and Cleveland/Baltimore (29:20).
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Week 16 of the NFL season saw a shake-up of the status quo that sent reverberations through the playoff picture.
The AFC's two best teams, the Chiefs and the Chargers, both lost, sending the Seattle Seahawks into the playoffs and putting the Baltimore Ravens in pole position to win the AFC North.
The Steelers lost to the top-seeded Saints and are suddenly on the outside looking in, relying on the Cleveland Browns of all teams to help punch their ticket to the postseason.
In one of the most exciting games of the day, Nick Foles (remember him?) captured the Philly Philly magic from last December and toppled the Houston Texans who had their eyes on a first round bye.
Yahoo Sports' Charles Robinson and Terez Paylor recap every game from the Week 16 slate and set up what looks to be an exciting Week 17 with many playoff scenarios still up in the air.
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After the Carolina Panthers' Monday nights loss to the New Orleans Saints, Eric Reid came back to his locker to find a notice that he'd be receiving his seventh drug test of the season, which raised a lot of eyebrows. Yahoo Sports' Charles Robinson and Terez Paylor report on the real deal behind how the NFL institutes its random drug tests, why there is cause for suspicion and what the Panthers should do after their playoff-quashing loss.
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After the Saints' unimpressive win over the Panthers, who really is the best team in the NFL? (12:45)
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Why Marcus Peters is the wrong guy for fans to mess with. (18:00)
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Charles gives the background on the Broncos almost hiring Mike Shanahan after the 2017 season. (22:30)
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Terez rants about rumors that the Cardinals will fire head coach Steve Wilks at the end of the season. (28:00)
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Charles and Terez preview Chiefs/Seahawks, Steelers/Saints and Ravens/Chargers. (36:45)
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Is it a coincidence that in the first week we've seen Nick Foles back in action for the Eagles, the Patriots are suddenly faltering? Probably, but it's fun to talk about and those are the two biggest stories of the week.
Yahoo Sports' Senior NFL writers Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson recap a Week 15 which saw playoff races tighten all over the league. The Eagles and Bears couldn't be hitting their strides at a better time while the Cowboys, Patriots, Rams and Seahawks suffered stunning losses that are calling their entire seasons into question.
Terez and Charles recap every game from the weekend including the Chargers' last-second win over the Chiefs, the Browns' win in Denver and the entire slate of Sunday games.
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The days following Week 14 saw two major firings around the league that didn't come as a huge surprise. Yahoo Sports' Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson open the show with the behind-the-scenes chatter surrounding the Minnesota Vikings dismissing John DeFilippo and the end of the Reggie McKenzie era for the Oakland Raiders.
Also on the show:
– The Seattle Seahawks continued to look impressive on Monday Night Football (7:30)
– Jon Gruden's questionable player management and why Raiders fans should be worried (11:15)
– Previewing the matchup between the AFC's two best teams: the Los Angeles Chargers and Kansas City Chiefs (19:00)
– Earl Thomas, Brandon Graham, Jadeveon Clowney, Demarcus Lawrence and the defensive free agent class of 2019 (25:00)
– Tyreek Hill vs. Odell Beckham, Jr. (34:30)
– Previewing Cowboys/Colts and Patriots/Steelers (42:45)
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Week 14's Sunday results were straight from the upside-down. The Los Angeles Rams looked mortal, the New England Patriots got stunned and the two worst teams in the league – the Oakland Raiders and San Francisco 49ers – both pulled out wins.
Yahoo Sports' Charles Robinson and Terez Paylor recap all the Sunday action from around the NFL, ask if the Rams' and Saints' recent mediocre outings could lead to early playoff defeat, praise the Miami Miracle and issue a stern warning to Dallas Cowboys fans.
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The Green Bay Packers' immediate Sunday firing of head coach Mike McCarthy flipped the switch on America's favorite winter carnival ride: the NFL coaching carousel.
Yahoo Sports' Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson open the show reporting on the front office whispers they're hearing from around the league and how the head coach openings in Green Bay and Cleveland are likely to set off a chain reaction of moves that will send ripples through the league.
Next, they follow up on the Kareem Hunt story, the botched investigation (or lack thereof) into Hunt's assault and the strange way Johnny Manziel figures into the now-infamous Kareem Hunt videotape (17:20).
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Why Lamar Jackson needs to be careful with his impressive running ability and why the Kansas City Chiefs should not underestimate him this weekend (25:15)
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The Philadelphia Eagles' Monday night win over the Washington Redskins and upcoming matchup against the Dallas Cowboys (29:15)
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A preview of Sunday night's game between the Los Angeles Rams and the Chicago Bears (35:00)
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The Mike McCarthy era for the Green Bay Packers is over at the hands of the lowly Arizona Cardinals, but this surely won't be the last head coach firing before the seasons' end.
Yahoo Sports' Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson recap a very eventful Week 13 of the NFL season, starting with McCarthy's firing in Green Bay and the names already swirling as rumored replacements.
They also talk about the Los Angeles Chargers' strong win over the Pittsburgh Steelers, why the Carolina Panthers could also see themselves replacing their head coach and they wrap up the show discussing the Kansas City Chiefs, their win over the Oakland Raiders and offer some behind-the-scenes insight on Kareem Hunt's release from the team.
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On this mid-week episode of the show, Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson hit on some of the off-the-field stories that popped up over the weekend in the NFL, starting with the San Francisco 49ers releasing and the Washington Redskins subsequently claiming linebacker Reuben Foster (0:30).
Also on the show:
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The Dallas Cowboys' looming money problems with Dak Prescott, Ezekiel Elliott and Amari Cooper (11:00)
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The Jacksonville Jaguars benching Blake Bortles and why cornerbacks are always the first to call out bad quarterback play (17:00)
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The Houston Texans' surprising 8-0 run after starting 0-3 (26:15)
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How Eric Berry returning to the Kansas City Chiefs could turn around their defensive woes (29:15)
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Terez and Charles' most anticipated games of Week 13: LAC/PIT, MIN/NE and WAS/PHI (32:30)
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With the Kansas City Chiefs, Los Angeles Rams and New Orleans Saints off enjoying the long holiday weekend, the Sunday Week 12 slate of games shined a spotlight on the NFL's middle of the pack.
Looking impressive after an awful start are the Seattle Seahawks, who look primed for a surprising playoff berth, and on life support after a loss to the Minnesota Vikings are Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers.
Yahoo Sports' Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson recap all the Sunday games from Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens two-game winning streak to the lowly Cincinnati Bengals who couldn't even beat the Cleveland Browns with the Browns' own former head coach.
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Let's face it. Chiefs-Rams on Monday Night Football was one for the ages. There's no place better to start than the epic 54-51 battle that saw insane passing numbers, incredible defensive touchdowns and probably the best two young QBs in the league.
Yahoo Sports' Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson then move onto a very wide-open NFC East and discuss what the expectations should be for what was initially seen as a disappointing Cowboys team (17:30).
Later, they discuss Houston Cougars defensive tackle Ed Oliver, his sideline jacket fiasco and whether NFL teams even care about this stuff when it comes to consensus top 10 picks (28:30).
To wrap up the show, they discuss how the weekend's most enticing games and what the NFC's wild card weekend could look like (37:00).
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The New Orleans Saints put up 48 points on the Super Bowl champs on Sunday in a game that resembled a lopsided college tilt. The Philadelphia Eagles' Super Bowl hangover continued in the Big Easy and it's getting to be the point in the season where there are fewer and fewer chances for miracle comebacks.
Yahoo Sports' Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson recap a whirlwind Week 11 Sunday in the NFL starting with the Eagles' no-show against the Saints, the Pittsburgh Steelers coming back late to beat the Jacksonville Jaguars and the Chicago Bears' continued dominance of the NFC North. They hit every Sunday game and share their thoughts on Lamar Jackson's first NFL start, Alex Smith's injury and some questionable play-calling from the Indianapolis Colts.
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Tuesday was a very busy day in the NFL.
First, Le'Veon Bell did not show at the Pittsburgh Steelers' facility nor sign his franchise tender, thus making one of the league's most exciting running backs ineligible to play for the rest of the season.
Next, with only a week to go before the league's marquee Monday night matchup pitting the Kansas City Chiefs against the Los Angeles Rams, concerns about field conditions in Mexico City forced the NFL to change venues and move the game to the LA Memorial Coliseum.
Yahoo Sports' Charles Robinson and Terez Paylor go around this busy day in the NFL starting with a behind-the-scenes account of how the league decided to move the Monday Night Football game from Mexico City to Los Angeles.
After that, they break down the Le'Veon Bell news from many angles: how the Steelers feel, his possible landing spots next offseason and if we could see more players taking a "gap year." (8:30)
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Terez has an impassioned rant about the Detroit Lions (23:30)
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Hue Jackson lands a job with the Cincinnati Bengals (27:30)
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An ode to Nathan Peterman (30:30)
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The Giants beat the 49ers on Monday Night Football (33:00)
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Terez and Charles preview the most exciting matchups of Week 11 (34:15)
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Ten weeks through the season and certain teams are coming into form (the Los Angeles Chargers and Rams look great) while other teams are more in flux (the New England Patriots without Rob Gronkowski do not).
Yahoo Sports' Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson go around the league and offer their thoughts on all of Week 10's Sunday games. Starting with the Chicago Bears win over the Detroit Lions, they have some harsh criticism for the coaching staff in the Motor City, discuss what seems to be the end of Todd Bowles' time with the New York Jets and compare the Kirk Cousins and Alex Smith eras with the Washington Redskins.
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After an embarrassing Monday night loss at home to the Tennessee Titans, Yahoo Sports' Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson report on the state of panic and frustration from inside the Dallas Cowboys organization and whether Jerry Jones is cut out to be the GM and the owner.
Transitioning to other famous GMs in tough situations, they speculate on the state of affairs with the Denver Broncos and how long of a leash John Elway will continue to have (8:30).
Later they talk about the rumors of Bruce Arians being interested in the Cleveland Browns' coaching job and John Harbaugh, Todd Bowles and other NFL coaches who could find themselves unemployed in the new year (14:00).
They wrap up the show with an update on Le'Veon Bell's absence from the Pittsburgh Steelers (26:30), the possibility of Dez Bryant signing with the New Orleans Saints (31:00) and a preview of Week 10's most exciting matchups.
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In Week 9, New Orleans Saints wide receiver Michael Thomas received a flip-phone call from destiny on national television with one of the most memorable touchdown celebrations of the year. Yahoo Sports' Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson talk about Thomas' moment in the spotlight and why they think it's all an act as he tries to become the highest paid wide receiver in the league.
They also go around the league and talk Packers/Patriots, bad times in Detroit and impressive wins from the Falcons, Panthers, Chargers and Texans.
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Yahoo Sports' Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson check in after the NFL trade deadline to talk Demaryius Thomas, Golden Tate, Dante Fowler, Jr. and the rest of the players who got moved and what it means for those teams' futures.
After that, they discuss the Patriots win over the Bills on Monday Night Football, but more importantly, they try to figure out why certain sex toys keep raining down in Western New York (13:30).
From there, they recap the coaching bloodbath in Cleveland that left both Hue Jackson and Todd Haley jobless, who they think could be the next head coach of the Browns and if they think it could be a landing spot for Josh McDaniels (19:00).
Later, they wrap up with an update from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' messy QB situation (30:15) and preview the biggest matchups heading into Week 9. (34:00)
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With nothing but the end zone in front of him, Todd Gurley took a knee and simultaneously killed the Green Bay Packers, a legion of fantasy matchups and countless gamblers' bet slips. Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson discuss Sunday afternoon's Rams/Packers matchup and what it might mean in the future for plays like this now that sports betting is legal in the US.
After that, they address Saints/Vikings, the QB drama in Tampa, the coaching dysfunction in Cleveland, the Jaguars' expensive night out in London and recap the full slate of Sunday Week 8 games.
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The Oakland Raiders trading Amari Cooper to the Dallas Cowboys for a 1st round pick is just the start of what looks to be one of the most active NFL trade deadlines in recent memory.
Yahoo Sports NFL experts Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson break down the trade including why the Cowboys were fine with giving up a 1st and what this means for the obviously tanking Raiders.
Later in the show, they address the other big names on the trading block and where they could land, the beef between Eric Reid and Malcom Jenkins and why no NFL team would ever produce anything like the controversial Toronto Raptors hype video.
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In Week 7, the Chiefs and Rams continued to steamroll their opponents while 4 other games came down to exciting almosts and confounding misses.
Yahoo Sports NFL Experts Charles Robinson and Terez Paylor go around the league and give their thoughts on Bortles' benching, another long overtime period for the Browns, what's wrong with the Philadelphia Eagles and what's finally right for the Detroit Lions. They wrap up the show recapping the blowouts delivered by the Chiefs and Rams and check in on the Buffalo Bills' quarterback carousel of horrors.
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Yahoo Sports' Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson put aside their Twitter beef to address the biggest stories in the NFL leading into Week 7 including the New England beer thrower and why players are fed up with poor fan behavior.
Also on the show:
• Aaron Rodgers' stunning performance on MNF and how he compares with the greats
• Is Tyreek Hill the league's best wide receiver?
• A surprising theoretical trade candidate for Derek Carr
• Why Nick Bosa is right to leave Ohio State early for the NFL draft
• Remembering Paul Allen's understated influence on the league
• Which NFL figure would you want to be your bagman?
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Though the Patriots took the W in Foxboro on Sunday night, there was a definite feeling watching it on TV, and on the field after the game, that this wouldn't be the final meeting between the Chiefs and the Pats this season. Terez Paylor reports in from Foxboro, Massachusetts with the post-game feeling from both locker rooms.
Terez is joined by Charles Robinson and after they talk about Chiefs/Pats and Steelers/Bengals, they run through the entire Week 6 slate with their thoughts on Osweiler's win, Dallas looking strong and Buffalo's continued QB woes.
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Real story or mad lib? Eli Manning and Lil Wayne are beefing. Yes, it's all happening in 2018 in the NFL.
Yahoo Sports' Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson break down the Eli/Odell/Weezy drama and hash out what they've heard about the rumors of a Le'Veon Bell to Philly trade and drama behind the scenes in Dallas.
They also discuss the glut of pass-happy offenses, whether Sammy Watkins is a #1 receiver and they wrap up the podcast previewing their most anticipated games of Week 6: Chiefs/Patriots and Steelers/Bengals.
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The NFL's two best teams stayed undefeated in Week 5 in impressive, yet disparate ways. The Chiefs laid the smack-down on the Jacksonville Jaguars as it wasn't Good Blake but Bad Blake who made the showed up in Kansas City. In Seattle, the Rams gutted one out to win against the Seahawks – all without two of their best receivers and a banged up defense.
Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson take you around the league to discuss these impressive wins, whether it's time to panic in Philly, whether it's a lost season in Atlanta and the major storylines from all of Sunday's games.
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On Monday night, Patrick Mahomes had his coronation as Kansas City vanquished their division rivals the Broncos in Denver on primetime. Longtime Chiefs beat writer Terez Paylor is joined by Charles Robinson for a discussion about the the Chief's ascendance, this official changing of the guard in the AFC and how Kansas City might still miss Marcus Peters.
Later, Charles flips the script and explains why the Broncos' search for a QB might continue next offseason as the Case Keenum signing hasn't paid dividends.
Also on the show, the guys discuss which current rookie QBs might be slated for a Mahomes-like breakout in 2019 and give out some quarter-season awards including MVP, best coach, and rookie of the year.
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After a loaded Sunday with 3 overtime games and ridiculous scoring across the board, the two biggest stories come from the midwest. In Chicago, Mitch Trubisky dropped 6 TDs on the suddenly floundering Bucs. In Indianapolis, Colts head coach Frank Reich's overtime gamble gifted the Houston Texans their first win of the season.
Yahoo Sports' Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson go around the league and recap each of Sunday's matchups and give their thoughts on the Earl Thomas injury, the Raider's first win and how this looks like the end of the road for Eli Manning.
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Terez and Charles will be back on Tuesday to recap Chiefs/Broncos on Monday Night Football and the biggest news stories of the week.
Week 3 of the 2018 season is in the books and a new rule instituted in the off-season is tearing the league apart. It's just not the rule we were all expecting.
Yahoo Sports' Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson open the podcast this week discussing the Clay Matthews hit, the William Hayes injury and how the NFL has completely botched the new "point of emphasis" of the roughing the passer penalty.
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Do the Bucs keep starting Ryan Fitzpatrick? (12:30)
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What is the trade market for Le'Veon Bell and Earl Thomas? (14:30)
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Are Dallas and Oakland in rebuild mode? (24:00)
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Why Miami-New England is the matchup of Week 4 (35:30)
Week 3 resulted in a handful of surprises but none more shocking than Buffalo's dominant win over the Minnesota Vikings. Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson recap all the games from the weekend and offer their thoughts on Miami's surprise ascendance to 3-0, the Rams looking like the best team in the league and heartbreak in San Francisco as Jimmy Garoppolo appears done for the season.
Also on the show:
• The Chiefs show no signs of slowing
• Wentz looks like Wentz in his first game back
• Josh Rosen's first NFL action
• Charles makes a surprise free-agent recommendation to the San Francisco front office
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Terez and Charles will be back on Tuesday to discuss the Pittsburgh Steelers visting the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Monday night and the increasing likelihood of a Le'Veon Bell trade.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are winless, missing their featured running back in Le'Veon Bell and are now embattled in drama with their star wide receiver, Antonio Brown. Not great for the AFC's #2 seed just nine months ago.
Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson break down the soap opera unfolding in Western Pennsylvania and come up with some ridiculous Antonio Brown trade suitors.
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A group of Hall of Famers is demanding a salary and benefits from the league (15:30)
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The Patriots trade for Josh Gordon (21:45)
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Kahlil Mack looks impressive, Seattle does not on MNF (26:45)
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Which 2-0 teams are fool's gold (31:00)
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The games we're looking forward to in Week 3 (40:00)
The NFL's second week is in the books and we have some surprise undefeated teams (the Dolphins and Buccaneers), some surprise winless teams (the Steelers and Texans) and some teams that look like the real deal (the Chiefs and Jaguars).
On this week's Sunday Night Freestyle, Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson give their quick-hit reactions to each game from the Week 2 slate, from the epic tie game in Green Bay to Vontae Davis' surprise half-time retirement to the dirty hit on Cam Newton.
Remember to subscribe, rate and review on your podcast app of choice. Terez and Charles will be back on Tuesday to cover the Monday night football game, Josh Gordon's impending trade and their most anticipated games heading into Week 3.
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After embarrassing home losses on Monday night, first-time head coach Matt Patricia and first-time-in-a-decade head coach Jon Gruden are not in the kind of spotlight they wanted on Tuesday morning.
Yahoo Sports' Charles Robinson is joined by Terez Paylor reporting from Oakland, California, where he was at the game Monday night and sheds some light on the Oakland Raiders' second half collapse to the Los Angeles Rams. They also discuss the absolute trouncing the Detroit Lions received from rookie quarterback Sam Darnold and the New York Jets.
Later in the show, we take a trip to Charles' Conspiracy Corner, where Charles has some unpopular opinions about the Green Bay Packers' win over the Chicago Bears and has a theory about the NFL's new helmet rule (18:30).
Charles and Terez wrap up the show by talking about the 0-7 record of the NFL's new crop of head coaches (28:00) and preview their most anticipated Week 2 games (38:30).
Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson chop it up for the first Sunday night freestyle of the season. They give their quick hits on all 14 games that have been played: from Thursday night's low-scoring season opener in Philly to the rout in Baltimore to Cleveland's miraculous and heartbreaking tie.
Later, former Colts punter Pat McAfee calls in with a wild interview about how his tenure in Indianapolis ended in a hail of F-bombs, his recent departure from Barstool Sports, his WWE influences and how a hangout session with former New York Giants punter Steve Weatherford lead to a chance encounter in the office of Trump attorney Michael Cohen.
Also on the show:
• Which WRs are going to get OBJ money next offseason?
• The never-ending cycle of Ryan Fitzpatrick
• What's wrong with the Cowboys?
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Everyone's talking about, what else? Colin Kaepernick and Nike. Charles Robinson and Terez Paylor open the show talking about the research the shoe giant did before taking what everyone else assumes was an ill-advised decision.
Also on today's show:
• With the season about to start, Terez and Charles issue their Super Bowl picks as well as the team who will be picking No. 1 next spring.
• The general consensus is that the Bears won the Khalil Mack trade and the Raiders lost. But will that end up being true?
• Taking apart the Le'Veon Bell situation in Pittsburgh
• An interview with NBC analyst Rodney Harrison about the impact of the new helmet rule on defenders
• A preview of Thursday night's opener between the Atlanta Falcons and Philadelphia Eagles
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The Corporate Champ and the Angel of Death are back to talk about Odell Beckham's record-setting payday and what it means for the talented crop of young receivers behind him. Who is the next guy to get paid?
Also on the show:
• Nick Foles is having a poor preseason. What should the Eagles do? And why didn't Foles use his leverage while he had it?
•The strife between Khalil Mack and Oakland could lead to a mega-trade. But do they ever work out?.(Listen to this segment for some sweet talk about Pat Swilling and Clinton Portis!
• Younger under-the-radar players who are impressing us
•An interview with former Dallas Cowboys RB and Alabama national champion Sherman Williams, who did 15 years in prison after his playing career and has now turned his life around.
• NFL uniforms that we'd change for the good of humanity
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Adrian Peterson has been hailed by Washington and many people automatically assume he's a first-ballot Hall of Famer. But is that really the case? Does he need to show more this season? Also on the podcast: Terez and Charles talk about the financial realities surrounding Khalil Mack's contract saga with the Raiders, Josh Allen in Buffalo and the escalating mess that is the NFL's new helmet rule.
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The debut episode of the Yahoo Sports NFL Podcast is here and it's an episode you won't want to miss. Having just returned from their two-week training camp trips, Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson break down some of the stories that stood out to them, a list that includes Jon Gruden's return in Oakland and Tyrod Taylor's situation in Cleveland. Burgeoning rapper (and Dallas Cowboys WR) Cole Beasley also sits down with Charles to talk about the challenges of being an athlete getting into the music scene. Finally, in the wake of Jalen Ramsey's suspension, Terez and Charles remember some of the times they've gone to war with the subjects they've covered.
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Tired of the same old NFL podcasts featuring featuring shallow insights based on the same view you have from your couch? The new Yahoo Sports NFL Podcast is here to help. Each week, Terez Paylor and Charles Robinson will use their access to the league's front offices and locker rooms to bring you an engaging discussion of the league's biggest games and issues. New episodes begin in mid-August so subscribe now!
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