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Jason Fitz, Frank Schwab and Charles Robinson are back with another #feistyfriday edition of Inside Coverage, this time they're coming out of the gate with some beef! The guys break down DeMarcus Lawrence and Micah Parsons' back-and-forth over the Dallas Cowboys and question whether Lawrence's comments reflect something deeper going on in the locker room. Then they move on to Frank's winners and losers of free agency, discussing two NFC North rivals in depth. They wrap things up with a conversation about what this week's free agency moves mean for the upcoming draft and how it may impact players like Ohio State RB Quinshon Judkins, Penn State TE Tyler Warren and Colorado QB Shedeur Sanders.(00:30) - Cowboys beef: Lawrence & Parsons throw shade(15:50) - Free agency winners(37:30) - Free agency losers(49:00) - Draft ramifications of free agencyCheck out the rest of the Yahoo Sports podcast family at https://apple.co/3zEuTQj or at Yahoo Sports Podcasts

Nate Tice and Charles McDonald deliver a comprehensive roundup of the first week of NFL free agency on this edition of Football 301. They each share their top 5 favorite signings, analyzing both headline-making moves and underrated pickups that could shake up team dynamics. With a keen eye on enhancing team rosters, Nate and Charles discuss how specific free agent fits, like Robert Spillane for the New England Patriots and Davante Adams for the Los Angeles Rams, offer new potential.The duo also questions the decision-making process behind the Indianapolis Colts signing Daniel Jones and break down the ramifications of the impending QB battle between the former New York Giant and third-year player Anthony Richardson. Plus, they go Panning for Prospects and highlight compelling soon-to-be draftees Marshall's EDGE Mike Green and Miami's RB Damien Martinez and TE Elijah Arroyo.(4:15) - Favorite free agent fit #1(9:05) - Favorite free agent fit #2(12:50) - Favorite free agent fit #3(16:40) - Favorite free agent fit #4(27:20) - Favorite free agent fit #5(31:10) - Favorite free agent fit #6(35:35) - Favorite free agent fit #7(41:25) - Favorite free agent fit #8(47:20) - Favorite free agent fit #9(50:50) - Favorite free agent fit #10(54:40) - Other interesting FA signings(1:04:15) - Panning for Prospects: Mike Green, Damien Martinez & Elijah ArroyoCheck out the rest of the Yahoo Sports podcast family at https://apple.co/3zEuTQj or at Yahoo Sports Podcasts

Jason Fitz, Frank Schwab and Charles Robinson dive deep into the quarterback carousel on this episode of Inside Coverage. As the landscape of NFL quarterbacks shifts, the trio dissects key movements around the league including the surprising Geno Smith move to the Las Vegas Raiders and Sam Darnold's new chapter with the Seattle Seahawks. They also discuss the future of Aaron Rodgers and why that may spell trouble for Russell Wilson's tenure with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Get insights into the impact of these changes on the players and teams involved, and the potential ripple effects on the upcoming NFL season. Tune in for expert analysis and stay ahead of the game!(2:05) QB carousel: Where do Rodgers and Russ land?(19:38) What does Darnold signing mean for Seattle and Minnesota?(32:14) NFC North teams make big moves(42:05) What are the Texans doing with their O-Line?(51:57) Is drafting more important than singing a free agent?Check out the rest of the Yahoo Sports podcast family at https://apple.co/3zEuTQj or at Yahoo Sports Podcasts

Join hosts Nate Tice and Matt Harmon on Football 301 as they dive into the whirlwind of NFL free agency madness. In this episode, they tackle the big trades of the weekend, including Geno Smith heading to the Raiders and DK Metcalf's move to the Steelers, dissecting the implications for each team. Nate and Matt also explore the intriguing signings of Sam Darnold and Justin Fields, evaluating how they'll impact the Seahawks and the Jets, respectively. Their expert insights provide a fresh perspective on how these moves could shake up the league. Don't miss their take on the Rams' strategic addition of Davante Adams. Click play to uncover all the action, and remember to like, comment, and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts for more in-depth analyses!(4:00) - Seahawks trade Geno & DK, sign Sam Darnold(29:45) - Jets sign Justin Fields(34:50) - Rams sign Davante Adams(44:15) - Commanders trade for Laremy Tunsil(50:30) - Lightning round grades: Patriots, Bucs & moreCheck out the rest of the Yahoo Sports podcast family at https://apple.co/3zEuTQj or at Yahoo Sports Podcasts

Jason Fitz, Frank Schwab and Charles Robinson look ahead to the 2025 NFL Draft's top story: Shedeur Sanders. With various mock drafts projecting Sanders from as high the second pick to as low as the second round, where will Shedeur ultimately land? Plus, Sanders already carries himself like an elite NFL quarterback, but can he REALLY be one? The trio also look at Shedeur's dual-threat teammate, Travis Hunter, and make some way-too-early draft predictions.Fitz, Frank & C Rob also debate the future of quarterback Sam Darnold and his role in the Minnesota Vikings' plans for next season. If the market value for Darnold is weaker than initially projected, does it make sense for him to stay in Minnesota, or is the threat of yet another QB battle too much for him to bear?(00:30) - Shedeur Sanders is the story of the draft(25:15) - How Travis Hunter fits into the top five(29:30) - Predicting the top 3 picks of the 2025 NFL Draft(39:00) - Why Sam Darnold's market is lower than expectedSubscribe to Inside Coverage on your favorite podcast app: 

Nate Tice is back with Charles McDonald on Football 301 to preview the exciting world of NFL free agency, focusing on the defensive side of the ball and highlighting the top players hitting the market and some under-the-radar gems that might be overlooked. They discuss potential signings, team fits, and sound the alarm on a few buyer beware situations.Then Nate and Charles shift gears to analyze some prospects they've been keeping an eye on. From the versatile tight end Harold Fannin Jr. out of Bowling Green to Iowa State wide receiver Jalen Noel, they share insights and comparisons, leaving no stone unturned. They delve into the quarterback conundrum with Ole Miss' Jaxson Dart and wrap up with a brief yet insightful take on the running back Dylan Sampson of Tennessee.Don't forget to check out their newly released top 50 big boards available on Yahoo Sports, as they drop nuggets on what to expect in the upcoming NFL draft. Whether you're tuning in on your favorite podcast platform or catching the visuals on YouTube, this episode is crafted for draft enthusiasts and free agency followers alike. Stay ahead of the curve and catch all this and more in today's deep-dive episode of Football 301!(3:22) Bears add Jackson & Thuney to O-line(12:21) DK Metcalf requests trade(18:24) Free agency preview: Interior defensive line(26:13) Free agency preview: Edge rusher(34:32) Free agency preview: Linebacker(42:41) Free agency preview: Cornerback(49:20) Free agency preview: Safety(54:59) Panning for prospects: TE Harold Fannin Jr.(1:03:51) Panning for prospects: WR Jaylin Noel(1:08:07) Panning for prospects: QB Jaxson Dart(1:17:29) Panning for prospects: RB Dylan Sampson 

Jori Epstein and Jason Fitz are back with an absolutely packed episode fresh off of the NFL's franchise tag deadline. They kick things off with an interesting discussion about Saquon Barkley's 41.2M contract extension with the Philadelphia Eagles that made him the highest paid RB in the history of the league. Then they move on to the franchise tag deadline, discussing reports that Sam Darnold and the Minnesota Vikings are still working on a deal despite the QB not being tagged. Later in the show Jori breaks down her winners and losers of the franchise tag deadline, where she talks through the implications of the New York Jets releasing WR Davante Adams and the San Francisco 49ers trading Deebo Samuel to the Washington Commanders. We finish out the show with Jori's takeaways from last week's NFL Combine and she shares what she heard from teams about Alabama QB Jalen Milroe.(00:50) - How Saquon's extension impacts the rest of the NFL(11:50) - Franchise tag deadline news roundup(30:10) - Franchise tag deadline winners(36:05) - Franchise tag deadline losers(46:35) - Combine takeaways: Hunter, Jeanty, Milroe

It's the Football 301-Yahoo Fantasy Forecast crossover that's not really a crossover. The boys you know and love on both feeds are here to kill two pod birds with one mock draft stone. Matt Harmon, Nate Tice and Charles McDonald put a bow on our Scouting Combine coverage on Radio Row by sharing their 7 favorite prospect fits in their latest mock draft. To end the show, Tice and McDonald share 1 sleeper prospect they'd literally stand on the table for. McDonlad also tries the famous St. Elmo's shrimp cocktail and chaos ensues. (3:00) - Nate's first fit: Georgia LB Jalon Walker to Arizona Cardinals (6:30) - Charles' first fit: North Carolina RB Omarion Hampton to Washington Commanders(9:45) - Nate's second fit: Penn State TE Tyler Warren to Seattle Seahawks(14:45) - Charles' second fit: Alabama LB Jihaad Campbell to Tampa Bay Buccaneers (19:20) - Nate's third fit: Texas DB Jahdae Barron to Minnesota Vikings (21:50) - Charles' third fit: Georgia S Malaki Starks to Miami Dolphins (26:50) - Nate's fourth fit: Minnesota OT Aireontae Ersery to Kansas City Chiefs (30:00) - Stand on the table: Nate and Charles share their favorite sleeper prospect  Subscribe to Football 301 on your favorite podcast app:

Jason Fitz and Charles Robinson are joined by Jori Epstein from the NFL Combine in Indianapolis to debut a new segment - “News or Noise.” They start the show talking about breaking news - Matthew Stafford and the Los Angeles Rams have reached an agreement on a restructured deal. C Rob makes the point that Stafford likely looked at Aaron Rodgers' tenure with the New York Jets and factored that into his decision. Next, the crew discusses whether Shedeur Sanders' draft stock is falling to QB3 behind Ole Miss QB Jaxson Dart.Then Fitz, C-Rob and Jori run through more news, including reports that the Packers are listening to offers for CB Jaire Alexander, rumors that the Colts are interested in making a play for QB Daniel Jones and the Chiefs franchise tagging Trey Smith. They also discuss Bill Belichick appearing on off-season Hard Knocks with the UNC Tar Heels football team, how the Cowboys giving Osa Odighizuwa a massive extension may affect Micah Parsons' future in Dallas and the NFL trying to add an 18th game to the schedule.(2:35) - News or noise: Stafford staying in LA(12:15) - News or noise: Shedeur Sanders' draft stock falling(25:35) - News or noise: Packers taking offers for Jaire Alexander(27:15) - News or noise: Colts interested in Daniel Jones(29:40) - News or noise: Chiefs plan to franchise tag Trey Smith(34:00) - UNC to be featured on offseason Hard Knocks(37:05) - News or noise: Cowboys plans to extend Osa Odighizuwa(45:55) - News or noise: NFL will try to negotiate 18th game this summer

Matt Harmon takes over hosting duties today with Nate under the weather, but don't you worry! Matt and Charles McDonald are still on the ground at the combine in Indianapolis ready to give you their latest draft takes. They start with a conversation about Ashton Jeanty, with C Mac saying he could see the Boise State RB paired with Dan Prescott on the Dallas Cowboys offense. They move on to discuss wide receivers, debating which tiers they would place Trey Harris and Tetairoa McMillan into, and this year's strong tight end class.After that, they talk about Penn State DE Abdul Carter's foot injury and what it means for his draft stock. Then they mull over what the Tennessee Titans should do with the No. 1 overall pick and praise the generational talent of Heisman winner Travis Hunter.We close out the episode with a conversation between Nate Tice, C Mac and Thursday Night Football analytics expert Sam Schwartzstein. The trio cover whether or not the NFL's new kickoff rule was a success, Sam's funniest Jim Harbaugh story from his Stanford days and much more!(2:30) - Skill position draft overview: running backs(12:50) - Skill position draft overview: wide receivers(19:00) - Skill position draft overview: tight ends(26:20) - Will Abdul Carter's injury affect the top of the draft?(37:05) - Charles' counter-culture draft takes(40:55) - Sam Schwartzstein joins the show! 

In today's show Jori Epstein joins Jason Fitz and Frank Schwab from Indianapolis at the NFL Scouting Combine to talk about the latest news around the league. They start by talking about Cleveland Browns general manager Andrew Berry saying he sees two-way prospect Travis Hunter as primarily playing receiver in the NFL. Then they talk about Cincinnati Bengals executive Duke Tobin saying that he wants to make Ja'Marr Chase the top-paid non-quarterback in the NFL.Next, they address the rumors that Matthew Stafford is exploring the trade market, with the Las Vegas Raiders and New York Giants among the notable teams that are interested. Fitz also goes off on the Green Bay Packers for asking the NFL to ban the “tush push.” They close things out by talking about the NFLPA's report cards being released, discussing New York Jets owner Woody Johnson being voted as the worst owner in the league.(2:58) Browns see Travis Hunter as a WR(14:11) Bengals want to pay Ja'Marr Chase(21:51) Latest Matthew Stafford rumors(35:51) Packers ask the NFL to ban the “tush push”(39:58) NFLPA report cards 

In this very special edition of Football 301 Nate Tice is joined by Matt Harmon and Charles McDonald from radio row in Indianapolis at the 2025 NFL Combine. The guys talk about the players they have their eyes on this week, including Heisman award winner and Colorado WR/CB Travis Hunter, Arizona WR Tetairoa McMillan, Miami QB Cam Ward and more! Then Nate speaks to Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh about marrying his run-first run style with QB Justin Herbert.(2:40) - General Combine preview(5:20) - Prospect to watch: DT Deone Walker(8:00) - Prospect to watch: OT Will Campbell(12:10) - Prospect to watch: WR/CB Travis Hunter(16:10) - Tight end class talk(18:50) - Prospect to watch: LB Jihaad Campbell(22:00) - Prospect to watch: WR Tet McMillan(24:25) - Cam Ward & players skipping drills(29:30) - CB Will Johnson & more prospects to watch(36:10) - Jim Harbaugh joins the show! 

Jason Fitz and Frank Schwab are back and taking a look at all things free agency, starting with the Kansas City Chiefs who have several key free agents hitting the market including guard Trey Smith. Then the guys discuss the Buffalo Bills' need for an elite WR1 to pair with the MVP talent of quarterback Josh Allen and the what the New Orleans Saints should do with QB Derek Carr and their salary cap.They spend the back half of the episode counting down the top 10 most interesting teams in free agency, discussing the Los Angeles Rams and the Matthew Stafford trade rumors, whether the Pittsburgh Steelers can put up with the circus that surrounds Aaron Rodgers and the Washington Commanders plans to build around Offensive Rookie of the Year Jayden Daniels.(2:30) - Chiefs have some big decisions to make(18:40) - Do the Bills need to find a WR?(25:40) - Can the Saints finally hit the reset button?(34:15) - Top 10 free agency teams: 10-6(49:45) - Top 10 free agency teams: 5-1 

Off the heels of Monday's AFC episode, Nate Tice and Charles McDonald are breaking down the biggest offseason needs for every NFC team, starting with the Dallas Cowboys and the rest of the NFC East. Then they move on to the NFC West, questioning what the Los Angeles Rams will do if they in fact trade wide receiver Cooper Kupp, and the NFC South, diving deep into the New Orleans Saints' disastrous salary cap situation. They finish up the show with the NFC North, taking a look at what the Chicago Bears need to do to support quarterback Caleb Williams and new head coach Ben Johnson.(2:52) NFC East(29:35) NFC West(49:42) NFC South(1:10:10) NFC North

The McCoy & Van Noy season finale dives deep into the biggest sports debates of the moment. Did the Eagles just end the Chiefs' dynasty in Super Bowl LIX? Has Jalen Hurts finally proven he's an elite QB? Plus, we break down Canelo Álvarez's next fight, Kendrick Lamar's halftime show reaction, and what's next for Travis Kelce and the Chiefs. Stick around for playoff analysis, bold predictions, and a look ahead to the biggest offseason storylines. Don't miss this one!00:00 - Welcome to McCoy & Van Noy02:26 - Canelo's Next Title Fight & Tank's Latest Challenge04:13 - Eagles' Stunning Super Bowl LIX Victory Over Chiefs08:00 - Jalen Hurts' Legacy: Is He Officially an Elite QB?17:58 - What's Next for Kansas City After Their Super Bowl Defeat?31:46 - Kendrick Lamar's Halftime Show: Legendary or Letdown?43:06 - The Future of Travis Kelce: One More Year or Retirement?47:26 - Thanks for listening!

NFL fans, buckle up! Jason Fitz and Frank Schwab are here to give you a dose of reality and NO team is safe. Starting with the Kansas City Chiefs, the guys go team by team and pour cold water on the hopes and dreams of every franchise. Is this finally the Cowboys' year? Will Caleb Williams and Ben Johnson be a match made in heaven? Probably not! And we'll tell you why.(4:40) - AFC West(11:05) - AFC South(20:00) - AFC North(28:45) - AFC East(38:15) - NFC East(46:10) - NFC North(52:00) - NFC South(56:40) - NFC West

Nate Tice and Matt Harmon are back to break down the biggest needs for every single AFC team. But first, they debut a new segment as we approach the NFL Draft and focus on Arizona WR Tet McMillan. Then they pivot to the AFC East, where they question what the New York Jets plan to do at quarterback after the team announced they are parting ways with Aaron Rodgers. After that, the guys discuss the AFC North, diving into the biggest needs for the Cincinnati Bengals to place around Joe Burrow and the Steelers quarterback conundrum. Nate and Matt wrap things up with the AFC South and West, asking why the Jacksonville Jaguars still don't have a general manager and suggesting free agent QB Sam Darnold as a good fit for the Las Vegas Raiders.(6:10) - Prospect of the Week: Tet McMillan(14:20) - AFC East(32:15) - AFC North(51:10) - AFC South(1:06:45) - AFC West

Jason Fitz and Charles Robinson are back for another edition of Inside Coverage as we turn the page on the NFL season and head towards the draft. But first they question how the Kansas City Chiefs demoralizing Super Bowl loss to the Philadelphia Eagles affects their future. They also explore if other AFC contenders like the Baltimore Ravens and Buffalo Bills should take a page out of the Eagles' book and beef up their defensive lines.Then they shift focus to the NFL Draft and take a look at whether the draft stock of University of Miami quarterback Cam Ward and Colorado quarterback Shedder Sanders is falling. They move on to speculate on the futures of some veteran quarterbacks who may be on the move this offseason including Matthew Stafford, Sam Darnold and Aaron Rodgers.(00:55) - Do Chiefs need to rethink things after Super Bowl loss?(23:00) - Is the 2025 QB class slipping already?(40:00) - Will the Rams trade Matthew Stafford?(47:35) - Offseason QB changes: Stafford first domino to fall?

Nate Tice and Charles McDonald are back to talk about all of the biggest storylines and questions looming over the NFL this offseason. They kick things off talking about Aaron Rodgers and the New York Jets parting ways, discussing possible landing spots for the 41-year-old quarterback. They also speculate about the futures of Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford, Minnesota Vikings quarterback Sam Darnold and San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Deebo Samuel.Then they zoom out to discuss the franchises that have the biggest questions to answer, starting with the New Orleans Saints and their new head coach Kellen Moore. They also ponder on what the Tennessee Titans will do with the #1 overall pick in the NFL Draft, the contract saga between the Cincinnati Bengals and Ja'Marr Chase and the Jacksonville Jaguars general manager vacancy. They finish the show out with some mailbag questions!(4:30) What's next for Aaron Rodgers?(11:38) Will the Rams trade Matthew Stafford?(19:59) Where will Sam Darnold end up?(27:50) Will the 49ers grant Deebo Samuel's trade request?(31:49) Kellen Moore takes over in New Orleans(41:25) What will the Titans do with the #1 pick?(48:25) What's going on with the Bengals?(52:57) Why don't the Jags have a GM?(59:46) Mailbag!

Frank Schwab and Jori Epstein return from Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans to reflect on the Philadelphia Eagles dominant win over the Kansas City Chiefs and what that means for the future of the Eagles. But first they address the breaking news that Eagles offensive coordinator Kellen Moore is set to become the head coach of the New Orleans Saints. Then they touch on the reports that the New York Jets are planning to move on from Aaron Rodgers this offseason, discussing possible landing spots for the veteran QB.The pair then question whether or not this is the start of an Eagles dynasty, as the NFC looks wide open for Philadelphia's taking for the foreseeable future. Jori also shares her observations from the celebrations in Philly's locker room and praises the togetherness of the Eagles. They close out the show by discussing how the perception has shifted for Super Bowl MVP Jalen Hurts and head coach Nick Sirianni and Frank draws surprising parallels between Hurts and Hall of Famer Troy Aikman.(00:40) - Saints hire HC Kellen Moore(10:40) - Aaron Rodgers and the Jets part ways(18:25) - Are the Eagles the next great dynasty?(38:45) - Jalen Hurts' growing legacy(50:55) - Nick Sirianni: from hot seat to champion

In this special episode of Football 301, Nate Tice and Matt Harmon join you live to break down the Philadelphia Eagles' dominant Super Bowl victory over the Kansas City Chiefs. Nate and Matt discuss what went wrong for Kansas City and what made Philadelphia's roster construction and game plan so effective. The guys break down every key moment, from the Chiefs' offensive line woes to the Eagles' defensive line getting after Patrick Mahomes all game long.While the Chiefs couldn't seem to get anything going on offense, with Rashee Rice missing and Travis Kelce struggling in both receiving and blocking, Matt and Nate pinpoint what went wrong. The Chiefs were constantly pressured by the Eagles' four-man rush, and even though the Chiefs' defense hung in there, giving up 40 points was too much to overcome. Nate explains the missed opportunities, like DeAndre Hopkins' crucial drop and what the Chiefs will need to address in the offseason—like bolstering their offensive line and adding more talent to their receiver corps. For the first time in years, the future looks shaky for Kansas City.But this episode isn't just about the Chiefs' struggles; the Eagles also deserve plenty of credit. From Nick Sirianni's leadership to Howie Roseman's masterful roster construction, Matt and Nate give praise to the Eagles for building a team that was built to win big. Whether it's Josh Sweat dominating up front or Cooper DeJean stepping up in big moments, the Eagles' commitment to their unique team-building strategy paid off. Looking ahead, Matt and Nate discuss the possibility of a Philadelphia Super Bowl repeat with Jalen Hurts leading the charge and Howie's continued emphasis on bold strategic moves. Discussion around Drake's unfortunate Super Bowl night and other thoughts on Kendrick Lamar's halftime show wrap things up.(1:20) - Eagles win the Super Bowl!(19:40) - What went wrong for Kansas City(33:00) - Breaking down the Eagles' dominance(50:45) - Kendrick halftime show thoughtsSubscribe to Football 301 on your favorite podcast app: 

Jason Fitz of Inside Coverage, Gerald McCoy of McCoy & Van Noy and Nate Tice of Football 301 link up for a very special NFL roundtable ahead of Super Bowl LIX live from the Toyota Land Cruiser set at Super Bowl LIX. They share insight into how high level athletes prepare for the biggest games of their lives. The guys also discuss how to stop Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes and what Andy Reid and Steve Spagnuolo have in store for Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkley.(2:05) What's it like to prepare for a big game as a player?(13:34) How can the Eagles stop Patrick Mahomes?(24:22) Can Steve Spagnuolo stop Saquon Barkley?(35:32) What makes Andy Reid so dangerous after a bye week?(40:55) Can the Eagles attack the vulnerabilities on the Chiefs O-line?

Jason Fitz, Jori Epstein, Charles Robinson and Frank Schwab join forces from the Toyota Land Cruiser set at Super Bowl LIX to go behind the scenes on the final game of the 2024 NFL season. With the Kansas City Chiefs facing off against the Philadelphia Eagles, the crew analyzes what makes this game unique. The discussion kicks off with the “been there, done that” vibe surrounding both teams, setting the stage for a championship battle that feels routine, despite the high stakes.As the conversation heats up, the focus shifts to the key players who will shape the outcome. Frank Schwab and Charles Robinson dive deep into the Eagles' running game, especially with Saquon Barkley's role as a potential game-changer. But will the Chiefs' defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo have the tools to stop him? With historical implications on the line, the conversation also hits on the Chiefs' potential for a third straight Super Bowl win and how it would cement their dynasty among the greatest in sports. The crew reflects on Andy Reid's legendary coaching career, Patrick Mahomes' clutch ability, and the role of key players like Travis Kelce and Xavier Worthy.The panel also discusses Jalen Hurts and Nick Sirianni and their potential legacy riding on this game. The episode wraps with each panelist's Super Bowl predictions, with Fitz, Jori, and Charles leaning toward the Chiefs while Frank sticks with the Eagles.(3:40) - How will the rematch play out differently than last time?(8:20) - How can Spags stop the Eagles offense?(22:00) - Can Travis Kelce still take over a game?(26:40) - What a three-peat would mean for the Chiefs legacy(42:05) - Hurts and Sirianni's legacy on the line(57:10) - Final Super Bowl picksSubscribe to Inside Coverage on your favorite podcast app: 

Before Super Bowl LIX, Kyle Van Noy and Gerald McCoy are joined by NFL stars Micah Parsons and Trey Hendrickson on the Toyota Land Cruiser set at Super Bowl Radio Row in New Orleans. At the top of the show, McCoy and Van Noy share their final predictions for the Super Bowl and share their thoughts on Jimmy Butler being traded to the Golden State Warriors.Hendrickson hops on to discuss his mindset and approach that helped him become one of the best pass rushers in the NFL. He also covers the Bengals just missing the playoffs.Parsons joins the guys to react to Luka Doncic being traded from the Dallas Mavericks to the Los Angeles Lakers. He also shares his connection with 2025 NFL Draft prospect Abdul Carter.(0:00) Intro(1:48) Kyle's first Pro Bowl(8:03) Myles Garrett's trade request(14:40) Jimmy Butler to the Warriors(20:53) Super Bowl LIX predictions(26:50) Bengals DE Trey Hendrickson(36:22) Cowboys LB Micah ParsonsSubscribe to McCoy & Van Noy on your favorite podcast app:

Nate Tice, Charles McDonald, and Matt Harmon come to you from the Toyota Land Cruiser set at Super Bowl LIX to give their final thoughts and analysis on the ultimate matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles. The guys kick things off with some banter about Charles' run-in with a New Orleans Saints fan Uber driver before diving deep into the key matchups of the big game.As the guys analyze both sides of the ball, the conversation turns to the Chiefs' offense and their methodical style of play. One of the biggest battles to watch will be the Chiefs' offensive line trying to hold up against the Eagles' ferocious defensive line. The Chiefs have weaknesses on both sides of the ball, and the offensive line's ability to protect Patrick Mahomes may be the defining factor in this game. The run game, led by Isiah Pacheco, is a “snoozer matchup," as Matt has little confidence in KC's ability to pop any big runs.Switching to the Eagles' side of the ball, the guys dive into how Jalen Hurts and Saquon Barkley will look to exploit the Chiefs' defense. While Kansas City is good at stopping explosive runs, Saquon's ability to break off big gains adds a layer of intrigue to the matchup. The Eagles' offensive line, perhaps the most imposing group in the league, will aim to dominate in the trenches. However, the key to this game could be the play of the Chiefs' secondary—especially with standout cornerback Trent McDuffie facing a tall task against Philly's wide receiver duo of A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith. After all the analysis, the crew wraps up by giving their final predictions for the game.Later, Nate and Charles are joined by Washington Commanders rookie phenom Jayden Daniels to break down his outstanding season, the finer details of Kliff Kingsbury's offense, building the ultimate receiver out of guys he's played with and more.(2:25) - Chiefs offense vs. Eagles defense(14:55) - Eagles offense vs. Chiefs defense(29:20) - Jayden Daniels joins the show!Subscribe to Football 301 on your favorite podcast app: 

Your favorite NFL insiders—Jason Fitz, Jori Epstein, Charles Robinson and Frank Schwab—join forces live from Radio Row in New Orleans to go behind the scenes on the latest headlines, trade talks and coaching moves that are shaping the future of the NFL. The crew digs into the Los Angeles Rams' decision to potentially trade star receiver Cooper Kupp. Is he washed, or could a contender still use his talents? Charles and Frank offer differing views on Kupp's future, with Frank suggesting he's nearing the end of the line, while Charles argues that a contending team could get great value out of him—despite his hefty contract. The conversation turns to the Cleveland Browns' star defensive end Myles Garrett, who's recently requested a trade. Will the Browns actually move him?Later, the gang dives into the saga of Kellen Moore and his potential fit with the New Orleans Saints—are the Saints gambling too much on this up-and-coming offensive mind? And with Chip Kelly taking over as the highest-paid coordinator in the NFL for the Las Vegas Raiders, could this signal a shift toward competency in Las Vegas? How much control does Tom Brady really have in the building, and could that change in the coming years?As the episode wraps, the team shifts gears to discuss the looming Super Bowl matchup. Frank points to the Philadelphia Eagles' laser focus as a sign they're treating this game like a business trip, while Charles notes the Kansas City Chiefs' seemingly casual attitude could come back to haunt them.(2:10) - Cooper Kupp trade talks/best landing spots(10:25) - Will the Browns actually trade Myles Garrett?(26:00) - Why the Saints are taking a big risk with Kellen Moore(40:05) - Raiders hire Chip Kelly(52:45) - Early Super Bowl thoughtsSubscribe to Inside Coverage on your favorite podcast app: 

Hosts Nate Tice, Charles McDonald and Matt Harmon are live and in person at Radio Row in New Orleans as they react to some breaking news, give their favorite moments from the 2024 season and some spicy bold predictions to watch for in 2025. Kicking things off, the crew discusses Myles Garrett's breaking trade request. Which teams should be most interested? The conversation shifts to the Las Vegas Raiders, who made waves by hiring Chip Kelly as their offensive coordinator. What does this mean for their offense moving forward, and what kind of quarterback will Kelly look for?Next, the trio dive into their favorite moments of the 2024 season, from the wild Washington Commanders Hail Mary to the Jameis Winston chaos on Monday Night Football, reminiscing on the standout plays that defined the year.The gang wrap up the episode with bold predictions for the 2025 season, including breakout stars and teams poised to make a leap. Could the Jacksonville Jaguars surprise everyone and make a playoff push with some improvements to their offensive line? Will Anthony Richardson finally put it all together in 2025? Plus, could the Dallas Cowboys break their NFC Championship Game streak? The crew makes their predictions and debates the future of rising stars like Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Marvin Harrison Jr and more.(2:10) - Myles Garrett requests a trade(5:30) - Raiders hire OC Chip Kelly(11:25) - Favorite moments from the 2024 NFL season(29:20) - BOLD predictions for the 2025 seasonSubscribe to Football 301 on your favorite podcast app: 

Nate Tice is joined by Dane Brugler of the Athletic for a special preview of the 2025 NFL Draft class after the Senior Bowl. They start by talking about the consensus top-2 quarterback prospects in the draft class, the University of Miami's Cam Ward and Colorado's Shedeur Sanders. They then talk about whether Alabama's Jalen Milroe or Ole Miss' Jaxson Dart made a compelling case for QB3 in their Senior Bowl workouts and discuss potential dark horse quarterbacks.They move on to tight ends, one of the stronger position groups in this year's class. Dane was really impressed by Miami's Elijah Arroyo and LSU's Mason Taylor. after their workouts Then the guys move on to their top offensive and defensive line prospects, and debate where Marshall's Mike Green will end up after his viral moment. They finish the show up with a conversation about defensive tackles and defensive backs, then move on to wide receivers to round out the chat.(5:10) - Quarterback class deep dive(22:40) - Tight end class(32:10) - Other offensive standouts(44:00) - Mike Green & other defensive standouts(49:05) - More defensive standouts 

With Super Bowl LIX just over a week away, Jason Fitz, Charles Robinson and Frank Schwab dive into the hot topics Roger Goodell must confront in his State of the League address. First and foremost are the officiating errors made throughout the league, but particularly in the NFC & AFC Championship games. Human error in must-win games must be corrected, but how?The trio react to the news that Matthew Stafford will return to play in 2025, though he's unlikely to do so on his current contract with the Los Angeles Rams. Will Stafford and the Rams find enough common ground to make a new, one-year deal? Or will the Rams let Stafford go elsewhere and start building towards their future? Plus, the latest on Aaron Rodgers' situation with the New York Jets and just how chaotic the quarterback carousel could become this offseason if Rodgers does retire.Fitz, Charles & Frank debate whether or not Eli Manning should be voted into the NFL Hall of Fame. He beat Tom Brady twice, and won 2 Super Bowls, but is it enough? (1:59) Goodell needs to fix NFL officiating(20:02) Matthew Stafford to return(27:39) Latest on Aaron Rodgers(43:28) Where will Sam Darnold land?(47:46) Is Eli Manning a Hall of Famer? Subscribe to Inside Coverage on your favorite podcast app:

In this episode of Inside Coverage, hosts Jason Fitz and Frank Schwab give their grades for every head coaching hire so far (looking at you, New Orleans Saints) and give their thoughts and analysis on the latest news around the NFL. First up, the duo discuss the Dallas Cowboys' hire of Matt Eberflus as defensive coordinator, with Fitz and Frank offering differing opinions on the direction of the team under Jerry Jones' leadership. They also debate the Cowboys' approach to contract negotiations, including the looming decision on Micah Parsons' contract and what it means for the future of the franchise.The conversation shifts to the Saints, a team in desperate need of a rebuild. Fitz and Frank analyze why the Saints' job is one no coach seems eager to take, especially given Derek Carr's eye-popping $51 million cap hit for 2025 and the team's grim cap situation. Is it time for the Saints to reset and embrace a multi-year rebuild, or will they continue to kick the can down the road? The guys also touch on the Houston Texans' firing of Bobby Slowik, pondering how this impacts the future of CJ Stroud.Later, the hosts get into the highs and lows of recent coaching moves, handing out grades for every head coach hire, including the Chicago Bears' decision to bring in Ben Johnson and the Las Vegas Raiders' hiring of Pete Carroll, the oldest coach in NFL history. Fitz and Schwab also share their thoughts on the New York Jets' bold move to bring in Aaron Glenn, and why Mike Vrabel to the New England Patriots could end up the best decision of the 2025 cycle.(2:15) - Cowboys hire DC Matt Eberflus(14:10) - Why does nobody want the Saints job?(24:10) - Texans fire Bobby Slowik (and what it means for Kliff Kingsbury)(30:05) - Grading HC hires: Dallas Cowboys(37:15) - Grading HC hires: Chicago Bears(39:00) - Grading HC hires: Jacksonville Jaguars(44:40) - Grading HC hires: Las Vegas Raiders(50:25) - Grading HC hires: New York Jets(55:30) - Grading HC hires: New England Patriots(59:00) - Grading HC hires: New Orleans SaintsSubscribe to Football 301 on your favorite podcast app: 

Nate Tice and Matt Harmon are back and breaking down the latest developments in the NFL coaching cycle. They start by lifting the show's ban on the Jacksonville Jaguars to talk about the team hiring former Tampa Bay Buccaneers OC Liam Coen as their head coach after a tumultuous interview process that resulted in the firing of GM Trent Baalke. They also react to Coen's viral “Duval!” chant in his opening press conference. Next, they praise Aaron Glenn for his handling of questions about QB Aaron Rodgers in his opening press conference as the head coach of the New York Jets.The guys move on to the Las Vegas Raiders' surprising hire of Pete Carroll as their new HC, noting that this is a blank slate for the team.They then address Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones' comments during Brian Schottenheimer's opening press conference and explain why they felt the team's process left them wanting more.Finally, Nate and Matt go through assistant coaching hires, starting with the Chicago Bears hiring 28-year-old Declan Doyle and the Detroit Lions hiring John Morton  as their offensive coordinators, respectively. Then they break down the reasons why Klint Kubiak's hire as the OC for the Seattle Seahawks could be great for QB Geno Smith. They wrap up the show by talking about the Houston Texans firing OC Bobby Slowik and address the rumors that Chip Kelly could fill his role.(3:10) - Jaguars hire HC Liam Coen(17:05) - Jets hire HC Aaron Glenn(26:55) - Raiders hire HC Pete Carroll(36:55) - Cowboys hire HC Brian Schottenheimer(49:20) - Favorite assistant coach hires

The NFC and AFC Championship Games delivered drama and standout performances! McCoy and Van Noy break down the Eagles' dominant win over the Commanders and how Saquon Barkley's "middle finger year" transformed their season. Plus, Mahomes' calm brilliance in the Chiefs' narrow victory over the Bills, key coaching hires, and end-of-season awards, including MVP and underrated stars. Don't miss McCoy's heartfelt praise for Van Noy making the Pro Bowl! 1:30 - NFC Championship Game: Eagles 55, Commanders 23 How did the Eagles dominate and Saquon transform their season?18:57 - AFC Championship Game: Chiefs 32, Bills 29 Mahomes' calm performance leads the Chiefs past the Bills 36:00 - Teams Picking Up Coaches for Next Season Breaking down key coaching hires across the league 41:35 - End of Season Awards Recognizing MVPs, standout players, and underrated stars 48:00 - Game Wreckers & Playmakers Shining a light on key game-changers like AJ Brown 49:00 - Tell Us How You Really Feel, Gerald! McCoy praises Van Noy for earning a Pro Bowl spot

In this Championship Weekend edition of Inside Coverage, Jason Fitz and Frank Schwab dive into the intense battles between the NFL's final four. The duo start with a heated conversation about the Kansas City Chiefs defeating the Buffalo Bills in a controversial, tight battle to the end. Fitz and Schwab reflect on how Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs have mastered the art of winning close games, with Mahomes' uncanny ability to perform in clutch moments making him the most dangerous player in the league. But while the Chiefs' success is undeniable, there's a growing sense that teams like the Buffalo Bills may be on the verge of running out of time to get past their kryptonite. The discussion takes a turn toward officiating as Fitz and Schwab break down the controversy around the Chiefs and the refs.Later in the episode, the Philadelphia Eagles dominate the conversation as Fitz and Schwab analyze their commanding win over the Washington Commanders. The Eagles' dynamic offense, including the unstoppable Saquon Barkley, is riding high heading into the Super Bowl, while the Commanders, though not quite ready to compete at that level, show promising signs for the future.With their eyes set on the Super Bowl matchup between Kansas City and Philadelphia, Fitz and Frank wrap up with their first impressions in what's shaping up to be a monster matchup in New Orleans.(00:45) - Buffalo Bills @ Kansas City Chiefs(26:15) - Washington Commanders @ Philadelphia Eagles(52:20) - Early Super Bowl thoughts/predictionsSubscribe to Football 301 on your favorite podcast app: 

Fresh off of the Championship Sunday games, Nate Tice and Matt Harmon recap the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs punching their tickets to Super Bowl LIX. The guys start off discussing the nail biter between the Chiefs and the Buffalo Bills, with Patrick Mahomes and Chris Jones showing up big time to make the clutch plays. Then, they move on to the Eagles blowout win over the Washington Commanders, breaking down the outstanding play of Jalen Hurts, Saquon Barkley and A.J. Brown to set up the Super Bowl LVII rematch.Finally, Nate and Matt conduct postmortems for the Commanders and the Bills and discuss how the teams can build around quarterbacks Jayden Daniels and Josh Allen, respectively.(1:14) Chiefs 32 def. Bills 29(18:28) Eagles 55 def. Commanders 23(40:38) Where do the Commanders go from here?(52:37) Where do the Bills go from here?

The seemingly endless cycle of NFL coaching changes continues and Jason Fitz & Frank Schwab break down what the latest hirings mean for each team.The Las Vegas Raiders announce the hiring of Pete Carroll as their new head coach. Maybe he can't take the Raiders to a Super Bowl, but can Carroll raise the floor in Las Vegas and bring the team back to winning ways? The Jacksonville Jaguars have reportedly hired Liam Coen as their head coach, but will the mishandling of the situation with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers leave a bad taste in the mouths of both franchises?Fitz & Frank preview the AFC Championship game between the Buffalo Bills and Kansas City Chiefs. On paper, the Bills are the stronger team, but it's hard to root against the Chiefs in the postseason. Has the rivalry between these two teams and their quarterbacks Patrick Mahomes & Josh Allen become the latest edition of Tom Brady vs. Peyton Manning? And, if so, where does that leave Lamar Jackson in the conversation? (0:56) Liam Coen to Jacksonville(17:22) Pete Carroll to Las Vegas(25:58) Robert Salah to San Francisco (27:23) Is Mahomes vs. Allen the new Brady vs. Manning?(43:58) AFC Championship preview  Subscribe to Inside Coverage on your favorite podcast app:

Nate Tice and Charles McDonald are back with a deep dive preview of the NFC and AFC Championship matchups. They start with the Washington Commanders taking on their NFC East rivals, the Philadelphia Eagles, focusing first on Jayden Daniels and the offense and how they matchup against Jalen Carter and the Eagles defensive line. Then they flip things over to the other side of the ball where they question if Jalen Hurts can limit mistakes against the Commanders defense.The guys then preview the game between the Buffalo Bills and the Kansas City Chiefs, starting with a focus on Josh Allen vs. the Chiefs defense. Then they praise Patrick Mahomes' ability to lead a lackluster Chiefs offense back to a seventh-straight AFC Championship.They finish things up with a Shrine Bowl preview ahead of Charles' trip to the game. They focus on attendees Colorado QB Shedeur Sanders and East Carolina DB Shavon Revel, while also discussing some under-the-radar players. They also take a look inside the mailbag, where they discuss the 49ers Super Bowl window.(1:45) - Commanders offense vs. Eagles defense(14:30) - Eagles offense vs. Commanders defense(24:55) - Bills offense vs. Chiefs defense(39:30) - Chiefs offense vs. Bills defense(54:10) - Shrine Bowl preview(1:02:35) - Mailbag questions of the week

In this exciting episode of Inside Coverage, hosts Jason Fitz, Jori Epstein and Frank Schwab dive into the latest coaching news (including some breaking news live on the show) before breaking down this weekend's NFC Championship game. First up, the Chicago Bears have made a big splash by hiring Ben Johnson head coach, but they apparently hired him without meeting him in person. The trio explores the implications of this decision, especially considering Caleb's role in the process and the Bears' desperate need for a fresh start. Next, the breaking news drops that Aaron Glenn is heading to the New York Jets, and the trio give their instant analysis before touching on the uncertainty surrounding the Jacksonville Jaguars' future after firing GM Trent Baalke. Meanwhile, the Las Vegas Raiders are still in search of a head coach after their GM hire, and the team debates potential candidates, including the intriguing prospect of Pete Carroll or Anthony Weaver. The Dallas Cowboys seem to be moving in the direction of Brian Schottenheimer in their head coaching search, despite Kellen Moore offering a potentially higher ceiling.The episode wraps with a preview of the NFC Championship game, where Jori will be braving the cold to watch the action live in Philadelphia. The hosts dive into the concerns surrounding the Philadelphia Eagles' passing game and discuss how their formula of relying on the run game and a dominant defense could be enough to get them to the Super Bowl. On the other side, Frank gives high praise to Washington's rising star Jayden Daniels, who might just be the best player on the field Sunday. The gang make their predictions for what promises to be an unforgettable game.(00:45) - Ben Johnson goes to the Chicago Bears(18:55) - Aaron Glenn goes to the New York Jets(22:35) - Jaguars fire Trent Baalke(29:25) - Other coaching news: Las Vegas Raiders, New England Patriots & Dallas Cowboys(56:05) - NFC Championship game preview Subscribe to Inside Coverage on your favorite podcast app: 

In today's episode of Football 301, Nate Tice and Matt Harmon break down the latest NFL coaching hires and what they mean for the future of the league. The duo starts off by breaking down the high-profile hiring of Ben Johnson, the new Chicago Bears head coach. Harmon and Tice explore what Johnson's arrival could mean for future Bears quarterback Caleb Williams, and whether the young signal caller can thrive in a system tailored to his strengths.Next, the guys analyze the return of Mike Vrabel to the New England Patriots, where he'll work to reinstate his tough, no-nonsense culture. Tice and Harmon discuss how Vrabel, fresh off a stint with the Tennessee Titans, will reshape a Patriots squad that's been in transition, especially after a lackluster 2024 season. Next, the duo take a closer look at the most exciting assistant coach hires across the league, including Lou Anarumo as the Indianapolis Colts' DC and Jeff Ulbrich as the Atlanta Falcons' defensive coordinator.Finally, the podcast wraps up by exploring the league's five remaining head coach openings, including the New Orleans Saints, Jacksonville Jaguars, Dallas Cowboys and more, as Tice and Harmon break down the frontrunners for each opening.(1:35) - Bears hire HC Ben Johnson(22:00) - Patriots hire HC Mike Vrabel(34:10) - Favorite assistant coach hires(54:50) - Latest news on the remaining HC openingsSubscribe to Football 301 on your favorite podcast app: 

The Buffalo Bills edged out the Baltimore Ravens in a 27-25 thriller to advance in the playoffs! Gerald McCoy and Kyle Van Noy dive into how Josh Allen's clutch performance and the Bills' defense secured the win despite Baltimore outgaining them. They break down Mark Andrews' untimely fumble, Lamar Jackson's efforts, and Derrick Henry's impact in a heart-stopping Divisional Round matchup. Plus, predictions for the Conference Championships, the Ravens' offseason questions, and the biggest playoff Game Wreckers & Playmakers! Don't miss this packed episode of McCoy & Van Noy!1:03 - MLK's Legacy & Kyle's Commitment 7:30 - Ravens' Playoff Heartbreak 15:27 - Mark Andrews' Redemption Arc 25:10 - Chiefs' Championship DNA 36:50 - Commanders Upset the Lions 48:00 - Eagles vs. Rams: Snow Game Classic 56:25 - Game Wreckers and Playmakers 58:30 - Conference Championship Predictions

In this episode of Inside Coverage, Jason Fitz and Frank Schwab are still catching their breath from an exhilarating NFL Divisional Round as they break down the biggest moments from a thrilling weekend of playoff action. The duo start with the Baltimore Ravens' heartbreaking loss to the Buffalo Bills. Mark Andrews' crucial drop and unforced turnovers haunted Baltimore, but Fitz and Frank agree it wasn't all on Lamar Jackson. The conversation continues with a deep dive into the Houston Texans' close loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, where Fitz defends the Chiefs' win as a product of solid football, not rigged officiating, and discusses whether K.C. is really as dominant as their record suggests.Moving into the NFC, the Detroit Lions' disappointing playoff performance raises questions about their coaching staff, while Frank Schwab hypes up rookie QB Jayden Daniels for his impressive season—one of the best in recent memory. The Philadelphia Eagles sneak out a win in the snow, but concerns about their one-dimensionality continue to grow. To wrap up, Fitz and Schwab preview the NFC Championship with a surprising take on the Washington Commanders' chances against the Philadelphia Eagles despite Washington's defensive struggles.(1:00) - Baltimore Ravens @ Buffalo Bills(12:10) - Houston Texans @ Kansas City Chiefs(28:35) - AFC Championship game early predictions(29:35) - Washington Commanders @ Detroit Lions(43:10) - Los Angeles Rams @ Philadelphia Eagles(54:00) - NFC Championship game early predictionsSubscribe to Inside Coverage on your favorite podcast app: 

Championship matchups are set and Nate Tice and Charles McDonald are here to break down the Divisional Round, starting with Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills getting the best of the Baltimore Ravens. Lamar Jackson and Mark Andrews committed some pivotal turnovers to send the Bills to the AFC Championship vs. the Kansas City Chiefs.Later on, the guys discuss Saquon Barkley and the Philadelphia Eagles defense taking care of defense vs. Matthew Stafford and the Los Angeles Rams. They also question how far Jalen Hurts can take Philly's passing game with receivers A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith not getting the ball as much as expected. Next the Eagles will face their NFC East rivals, the Washington Commanders, who pulled off the stunning upset of the Detroit Lions behind the spectacular play of rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels. Nate and Charles lament the mistakes made by the Lions, including Jared Goff's four turnovers.Finally, they break down the Kansas City Chiefs beating the Houston Texans and discuss the ongoing discourse about the way Patrick Mahomes is treated by the referees.(1:34) Bills 27 def. Ravens 25(13:38) Eagles 28 def. Rams 22(28:43) Commanders 45 def. Lions 31(41:19) Chiefs 23 def. Texans 14

Jason Fitz & Charles Robinson sort through the top candidates for each of the open NFL head coaching jobs. Could a Mike McCarthy return to the New Orleans Saints maximize Derek Carr's potential before they enter a rebuild? Aaron Glenn could be an attractive option for the New York Jets, unless he decides to return to a Detroit Lions organization that's doing just about everything right. After what he's done to improve the Tampa Bay Buccaneers run game, could Liam Coen revive the Jacksonville Jaguars running with Travis Ettienne and Tank Bigsby?Charles puts a stop to all notions that the Dallas Cowboys could make moves to trade up for Shedeur Sanders, but he does believe they're seriously considering Deion Sanders as their head coach. Another option for the Cowboys is Kellen Moore, especially since it seems Jerry Jones never really wanted to let him go in the first place. Though it may seem unlikely, is there good reason that Ben Johnson would prefer the Las Vegas Raiders job to the Chicago Bears opening?To wrap, the pair talk through some quarterback drama for the Minnesota Vikings and Cleveland Browns. After two disappointing losses, will the Vikings still consider franchising Sam Darnold or will they move on to J.J. McCarthy? Meanwhile, the Browns seem to have no choice but to draft a QB with the second pick in this year's draft following Deshaun Watson's second achilles injury.  (0:59) Frontrunners for coaching jobs(1:02) Mike McCarthy to Saints?(8:05) Aaron Glenn to Jets?(20:58) Liam Coen to Jaguars?(26:20) Could Cowboys draft Shedeur Sanders?(35:30) Kellen Moore to Cowboys?(39:16) Deion Sanders to Cowboys?(43:30) Ben Johnson to Raiders?(49:27) Where will Sam Darnold land?(58:45) Browns need new QB plans Subscribe to Inside Coverage on your favorite podcast app: