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Is a personal brand built on actions or results? This week pro athlete and coach Pepper Johnson shares the stories that have built his reputation and created a legacy of success. Join me and Pepper as we discuss the childhood story that sealed his identity as “Pepper” Johnson, how he created a reputation for intimidation and playing hard on the field, the coaching styles that inspired him to “earn his belts,” and what it's like to win the Super Bowl as a coach and a player. Pepper also explores how the business of football has changed for both athletes and coaches, as well as some key advice for coaches looking to advance their careers.  About Pepper Johnson: Thomas "Pepper" Johnson is a retired NFL coach and NFL linebacker who played for 13 seasons in the NFL. He played the first seven years with the NY Giants where he won two Super Bowls. Pepper also played for the Cleveland Browns, the Detroit Lions, and the New York Jets. Post his playing career, Pepper started coaching with the New England Patriots where he spent 14 years with the organization, winning three Super Bowls. Pepper has also coached in the Alliance of American Football (AAF) and the XFL. Follow Pepper on Instagram: @pepj52 Follow Pepper on Twitter: @pepj52 IMG Academy Website: https://www.imgacademy.com/   Want to find your own way to Move the Ball toward your goals? Sign up for my FREE 5-Day Virtual Networking Bootcamp and create a game plan for growing your network: https://bit.ly/vntrainingcamp Connect with me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/movetheball/ Buy the Move the Ball book: https://amz.run/5JR6 Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/movetheball/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

From an early age, Oshiomogho Atogwe focused on the micro-steps needed to continually grow and learn and constantly refine and improve his skills as a football player. And as Atomic Habit's author James Clear says, it's the ‘aggregation of marginal gains over time' that leads to long term lasting success. Little did Oshiomogho  know it at the time, but he would go on to be one of the best high school players to ever come out of Windsor, Ontario and also go on to receive a scholarship at Stanford University and be a defensive standout on the team. This would lead him to be drafted in the 3rd round of the NFL draft by the St Louis Rams and play 8 years in the NFL. 5 years with the Rams, 2 years with the Redskins and then finish his career with the Philadelphia Eagles. In our discussion, Oshiomogho and I talk about his journey in the NFL and what it was he came to better understand about himself through this experience. He has always been guided by his faith and the deep spiritual framework that he puts into action in his life to honor the talents and strengths that he feels he has been given and the responsibility to give back to the world in special ways to serve others with the gifts that he has been blessed with. Oshiomogho believes that a great coach has the power to change a persons life and that it is a role that cannot be taken lightly. Using his own experiences as an example, he speaks about the impact that his high school coach Harry Lumley had in his life and the difference he made. As a college football player myself and being from the same hometown, Windsor Ontario, it was great to connect with Oshiomogho  and have this discussion on my podcast. Wherever you are in the world listening to this, I hope you enjoy the conversation and share it with at least one person you feel with benefit from listening to it as well. About Oshiomogho Oshiomogho Isaac "O.J." Atogwe (born June 23, 1981) is a Canadian former professional American football free safety who served most recently as the secondary coach for the Memphis Express of the Alliance of American Football (AAF). He was drafted by the St. Louis Rams in the third round of the 2005 NFL Draft. He played college football at Stanford. Atogwe was also a member of the Washington Redskins and Philadelphia Eagles.

On today’s episode, Jennifer King shares her journey to becoming the first African American female assistant coach in the NFL and how you can position yourself in a way that consistently adds value. Listen in as Jen and Jennifer discuss the benefit of a short memory, managing your personal brand, and preparing for opportunities before they arise. Jennifer also shares the best advice she’s ever received from a coach. Jennifer King is currently an assistant running backs coach with the Washington Football Team, making her the first African American female assistant position coach in NFL history. Jennifer also coached for Dartmouth college and was a coaching intern with the Carolina Panthers and also served as an assistant wide receivers coach and special teams assistant for the Arizona Hotshots of the Alliance of American Football (AAF). Jennifer was also a seven-time All-American quarterback and wide receiver for the Carolina Phoenix women's tackle football team from 2006-2017. In 2018, she played wide receiver and defensive back for the New York Sharks, who won the 2018 WFA National Championship. Jennifer also played wide receiver and safety in the District for the D.C. Divas women's tackle football team in 2019. Jennifer was also the head basketball coach of Johnson & Wales University - Charlotte Campus from 2016-2018.   You can connect with Jennifer in the following ways:  IG: @jennifer.king5 Twitter: @jenniferking5 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifer-king-116bb218/ WNFC Football: wnfcfootball.com WNFC IG: @wnfcfootball     What does greatness look like for you? Get off the sideline and take the next step towards achieving your goals by downloading the exclusive Life Assessment and Goal Worksheet Jen uses with her clients to help them identify what they want and the most direct path for moving forward. Click here to download it now: bit.ly/crossthegoalline See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on It Was a Thing on TV we're honoring 'Merica with a look at the Presidents and some good ol fashioned American Football.   First, we thought Lil' Bush would be a fair topic for a President's Day episode.  Boy, were we wrong.  For the most part, this aged like bad cheese.  What seemed like a good idea in the 2000s ended up having a very short shelf life, running on one-note political gags from 15 years ago.  We apologize in advance.   Next, we continue the President's Day theme by looking at a commercial for an inaugural keepsake.  There's something about a gold plated commemorative plate of Barack Obama which we find odd.   Finally, there have been numerous attempts at football outside of the NFL season.  None exist any longer.  A recent attempt in 2019 was the Alliance of American Football (AAF), which we remember fondly. Listen as we blame the owner of Chico’s favorite hockey team for the demise of the league.   Follow us on our social media feeds over @ItWasAThingOnTV and if you have any show suggestions or feedback send them to itwasathingontv@gmail.com

Monica Thomas – Owner of Underground Recruiting Inc, a full recruiting service that assists families in securing football scholarships as well as prepare for life as a college athlete. The company has operated as a for profit small business since 2013 and has converted to a nonprofit as of 2020 to help more athletes. She is the First known black female to not only own a football recruiting service for this length of time but also to receive permission for NCAA D1 coaches to subscribe to their service. www.UndergroundRecruitInc.orgDr. Jen Welter - An American football coach who was most recently a defensive specialist for the Atlanta Legends of the Alliance of American Football (AAF). She was a defensive coaching intern for the National Football League's Arizona Cardinals during their training camp and the 2015 preseason, making her the first female coaching intern in the NFL. This is her third “first” for men's football in 2014 and 2015. Her website is JenWelter.com

There have been numerous attempts at football outside of the NFL season.  None exist any longer.  A recent attempt in 2019 was the Alliance of American Football (AAF), which we remember fondly.Listen as we blame the owner of Chico’s favorite hockey team for the demise of the league.

Dr. Jen Welter is the first female to coach in the NFL. In the summer of 2015, she served as a linebackers coach for the Arizona Cardinals, a period of time defined by the bond she has formed with the players. Widely known as a trailblazer and pioneer in professional football, becoming the first woman to coach in the NFL was only her most recent first. She most recently served  as a defensive specialist for the Alliance of American Football (AAF). Following her record-breaking accomplishment with the Cardinals, Welter became the head coach of the first Australian women’s national team in 2017. Widely known as a trailblazer and pioneer in professional football, Welter became the first woman to play running back in a men's professional football league with the Texas Revolution. Welter has served on the advisory board for the NFL’s Pro Football Hall of Fame Game for Life Academy since 2017. She holds a doctorate degree in Psychology, a Master’s in Sport Psychology, and a Bachelor’s degree from Boston College.

Today on Move the Ball™, Coach Lori “Lo” Locust shares how she took risks and opportunities to live her passion. Listen in as Jennifer and Lori discuss how football can teach you to be successful in business, communicating technicalities into things players understand, and why you should be asking yourself “Why not” instead of “What if?” Coach Lori "Lo" Locust is currently in her second season as the Assistant Defensive Line Coach for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Last season, the Bucs ended up having the top-rated run defense in the NFL, allowing only 73.8 rushing yards per game and an average of 3.26 yards per rush. Prior to coaching with the Bucs, Coach Lo worked as the assistant defensive line coach for the Birmingham Iron of the Alliance of American Football (AAF) during their inaugural season and she was a defensive line coaching intern for the Baltimore Ravens in 2018. Coach Lo has held several other coaching jobs and prior to coaching she played women's semi-professional football for four years. Coach Lo is also a mom to two sons, Alex and Bryce.  You can connect with Lori in the following ways: Website: www.buccaneers.com Twitter: @CoachLoLoc   To learn more about implementing the habits and strategies of athletes into your career, join the Move the Ball™ Facebook group and sign up for Jennifer’s newsletter at http://www.thenextfirstdown.com. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rick Neuheisel served as the Head Football Coach at the University of Colorado, the University of Washington and his alma mater, the storied UCLA. During his career Coach Neuheisel became a highly respected coach among his peers and compiled a career record of 87–59 taking his teams to multiple major bowl appearances. In addition to the college game Rick also served as the QB Coach with the Baltimore Ravens for two seasons and offensive coordinator for one. Most recently Coach Neuheisel served as the Head Coach for the Arizona Hotshots of the recently defunct Alliance of American Football (AAF). Today Coach Neuheisel is a commentator on CBS's College Game Day and can be also heard on his XM/SIRUS radio show "FULL RIDE" which aires each afternoon from 2-3PM.Coach Neuheisel sums up his philosophy on coaching in one simple phrase: "Coaching is not just about the Xs and Os but it's also about the Jimmies and Joes." A successful, highly respected, winning coach who believes that the way to success is by caring for your athletes first and winning and losing second. Stay tuned to learn Coach Neuheisel's thought son coaching success, leadership and the role and responsibility of coaches in todays every changing and stressful environment. More detailed notes below...

A kickoff designed to discourage touchbacks and increase the likelihood of a return: The ball will be kicked off from the 30-yard line, but the coverage and blocking teams will line up at the receiving team's 35- and 30-yard lines, respectively. Only the kicker and returner can move until the ball is caught, or three seconds after it hits the ground. A touchback will be spotted at the 35-yard line. Kicks out of bounds will go to the 45-yard line. Players can't leave the line of scrimmage on punts until after the kick. Any kicks that go into the end zone or out of bounds will be marked at the 35-yard line or wherever the ball went out of bounds, whichever is better for the receiving team. The idea is to discourage fair catches and "coffin corner" kicks, while providing more incentive to go for it on fourth down. Three options after scoring a touchdown: a 1-point play from the 2-yard line, a 2-point play from the 3-yard line or a 3-point play from the 10-yard line. There is no option to kick an extra point. A shootout-style overtime: Each team will get five single-play possessions from the 5-yard line. If the game is still tied at that point, the rotating possessions will continue until there is a winner. The XFL hopes that overtimes will be rare, in part because of the multiple options for points after touchdowns. A rule that allows two forward passes on one play, providing the first doesn't go past the line of scrimmage. The purpose is to encourage creative trick plays without the risk of losing possession of a lateral or backward pass, which is a live ball if it hits the ground. A requirement for only one foot to be in bounds for possession. XFL director of football operations Sam Schwartzstein said the change is easier to officiate quickly. It also is better for player safety, Schwartzstein said, because players take more unbraced falls while trying to place both feet in bounds. A total of nine officials on the field, one of whom will be dedicated solely to spotting the ball to minimize downtime between plays. XFL head of officiating Dean Blandino said most XFL officials have experience at the Division I college level. Blandino, the former NFL officiating chief, has been consulting with the XFL for more than a year. He performed a similar function for the Alliance of American Football (AAF) last spring. A video official who can intervene on significant non-reviewable plays when involving player safety, or on any calls inside of five minutes remaining in the fourth quarter. There will also be booth-initiated reviews of traditionally reviewable plays using Hawk-Eye technology that ingests video directly from the broadcast truck. Allowing offensive linemen to be up to 2 yards downfield when a pass is thrown, with the hope of minimizing flags on run-pass option plays. A series of tweaks that the XFL hopes will cap game times at 2 hours, 45 minutes. (NFL games typically run about 3:06.) The tweaks include a running game clock that won't stop after incomplete passes or when players go out of bounds, except inside of two minutes in each half. Additionally, there will be a 10-minute halftime, two timeouts per team per half and no coin tosses. The home team will always make the choice to kick, receive or defer to start the game. The visitors will make that choice to start overtime.

On the latest episode of the show, host Luke Winstel is joined by NFL defensive lineman and 2012 Green Bay Packers Second Round Pick Jerel Worthy. Worthy was an All-American at Michigan State University and played in the NFL for the Packers, New England Patriots, Kansas City Chiefs, Detriot Lions, Buffalo Bills, and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. After seven years in the NFL, Worthy played for the Orlando Apollos in the Alliance of American Football (AAF) in the spring of 2019. On the show, Worthy discusses his journey to the NFL, his time playing college football, his transition to the NFL, and his time playing in the league. Additionally, Worthy talked about his time in the AAF and potentially participating in the latest rendition of the XFL. Please follow the podcast @LukeWinstelShow on Twitter and Instagram. Thank you for supporting the show!

GUESTS: Tim Murray & Pat Kasch In this episode, Paul welcomes a new guest and a returning guest. The King of Twitch, Pat Kasch and new guest Tim Murray help discuss the ongoing and upcoming things regarding American football. In the past, Paul has discussed association football (soccer), but now he's talking about good ol' American, gridiron football. Among the topics are the rise and fall of the Alliance of American Football (AAF), the upcoming XFL (and its original incarnation), the National Football League (NFL) on its own, and the entire world of American sports as the landscape may be going through changes. Sports is not Paul's bread and butter, but with the help of Tim and Pat, anyone can enjoy this discussion.

The first installment of our extensive view unto the intersection of technology and sports. Inside this episode is an eagle-eye, macro-scale overview of the relationship between sports and technology across the centuries and up to modern times. Also in this episode is a peer into the current largest intersections of tech and sport. Metaphorically, where do these two worlds collide and make baby worlds together? The realms of ‘sports science’, motor sports, social media, E-sports, and gambling are where, and are dissected. Recorded 3/5/19. Show notes/corrections: $250 billion dollars is greater than the sum of the world’s top professional sports leagues. WORLDWIDE. Forgot to add the global part. And since recording, the Alliance of American Football (AAF) has ceased football operations. More to come on the story of the AAF when more details emerge. It ceased operations rather quickly, like tech companies heedlessly do.

On this episode of the Coach and Coordinator podcast, Keith Grabowski is joined by former Memphis Express tight end coach Rob Everett. Grabowski and Coach Everett discuss his experience in the Alliance of American Football (AAF), the connections made, ideas of teaching and technology in coaching. 02:55 Coaching is teaching 06:38 Free tools 09:58 Multiple modes of instruction 13:47 Finding that fit 17:25 Great connections made 22:15 Go Army Edge 28:01 Two-Dimensional Playbook 31:50 Gauging use of technology Connect with coach: Twitter: @Nineinthebox Related Content: https://www.goarmyedge.com/ Check out our systems for skill development in blocking, defeating blocks and tackling at footballdevelopment.com/ Follow us daily on Twitter for content and interaction @FBDevCoach Check out X's and O's analysis at USA Football Blogs blogs.usafootball.com

It's Time for the 42nd installment of #TBKoW. This episode starts off with a bang! The #GoodBrothers jump into the deep end while discussing the recently leaked/re-uploaded “Live” videos of rapper #CardiB where she admits to drugging men during her time as a stripper with the intention of stealing from them, under the guise of “surviving”. But was it really surviving? She also admitted to drugging and then influencing ex's into threesomes with transgendered individuals, in order to get them back. Still “surviving”? We then get into the recent retirement of The Notorious Conor #McGregor and the New York Post article claiming he is under investigation in Ireland regarding an alleged sexual assault. We breakdown the new UFC-ESPN partnership, that brings all future #UFC PPV's to the #ESPN+ platform, and how this might have negative effects on the rights of the fighters. We gush over newly released The Joked movie trailer. If you haven't seen it, get that hittah. We discuss the unfortunate events that occurred during the #WWE Hall of the Fame Ceremony, where a #StupidIdiot ran into the #WWEHOF ring and tackled Bret Hart. Bret Hart is a cancer and stroke survivor (basically an actually #survivor). He is the Mayor of Calgary. He deserves better. Shout out to all the #boys and #girls that jumped into the squared circle to wrangle this idiot. And from here it becomes a rapid fire of topics. We delve into the “Suspension” of the Alliance of American Football (#AAF) and what lead to their demise, discuss whether or not Burger King's new #ImpossibleWhooper will be a viable option to customers, look into the long awaited price cuts at #WholeFoods, warn people of the perils of not verifying your #Uber driver before getting into their car (SPOILER ALERT: #MURDER), and finally hand-out rare shout-outs to a Bleacher Report article about the dichotomy between Aaron Rodgers and former Green Bay HC Mike McCarthy and to the Tampa Bay Lightning for their historic season. Oh, and it wouldn't be a proper episode without having a little #FUSegment for Uncle Boobah's favorite politician, Miss #AOC. He also throws shade at Alyssa Milano and the Country of Brunei as they have now made it legal to stone gays and adulterers to death. FOLLOW us on #TheGram (https://www.instagram.com/bestkindofworst/) SUBSCRIBE to us on YouTube (http://bit.ly/TBKoWTube) SUBSCRIBE to us on SOUNDCLOUD (https://soundcloud.com/thebestkindofworst) SUBSCRIBE to us on SPOTIFY (http://bit.ly/TBKoWPod) LIKE US on Facebook. Only if you wish cause, well, fuck FB. You can also listen and subscribe to us on many third-party podcasting apps (Stitcher, iHeartRadio, OverCast,...).

In this episode of Ciancio Speaks Sports I go over the worst uniforms in sports today and I give my take on the Alliance of American Football (AAF) debacle. As I said in the episode, if you can find and send me a picture of Carolina Hurricanes owner Tom Dundon in any AAF gear at my email (cianciospeakssports@gmail.com) or my Instagram (Ciancio_Speaks_Sports) I will give you a shoutout in my next episode. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rj-ciancio3/support

Chris and Brandon hash out their reflections on the AAF, and (sadly) the recent announcement that the league has ceased operations. There are plenty of college players in Florida that got a another shot at pro football.   0:25 AAF Initial/Overall Impressions 4:41 AAF Positives 8:31 AAF Opportunities 18:41 Florida College Players that played 27:46 Spring Game Recap and a Fave 5 coming later in April 28:51 Send us your answers to this question: ‘If you were a 5 star recruit, what Head Coach would you want recruiting you and why?’

Drew Champlin and Mark Jennings hit on the Nate Oats basketball hire at Alabama, plus what the chances are Kira Lewis removes his name from the transfer portal and if 5-star Trendon Watford from Mountain Brook ends up at Alabama. Before that, the two discuss the Alliance of American Football (AAF) shutting down for the 2019 season after only 8 weeks of play, plus Mark's exit from the Birmingham Iron and his inspiring return to the team's last game. The two also take listener questions. Subscribe on Apple podcasts, Google podcasts, SoundCloud, Stitcher, Castbox and more. Email the podcast markbreaksdownfilm@aol.com

Burn & Hos sort out this crazy little thing called Alliance of American Football #AAF! We talk about the Iron's female coach Lori Locust, who was hired by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1:23) the Alliance making the controversial Championship Game relocation from Las Vegas to Frisco (3:09) and also cover all four Week 7 Games (13:16) including Johnny Manziel making his debut, the Apollos and Commanders establishing dominance while the Legends and Stallions fall further from grace.  This week's Power Rankings (40:35) from Hos, oh and Burn is buzzed, after drinking for the first time in 2019.  

Episode 9 of the Unnecessary Nonsense Podcast has Carlos and Dave talking Week 6 in the Alliance of American Football (AAF) while looking forward to Week 7 (3:12), Johnny Manziel signing with league and potentially starting with the Memphis Express (12:04), Mike Trout winning the Angels Powerball lottery (23:34), Ichiro’s last games and retirement (37:15), some thoughts on the NCAA tournament thus far (41:38) as well as another exciting edition of Dave’s Pretentious Cross Country Running (Soccer) report (46:01). Lastly in the main topic they’ll discuss some thoughts on the pending matchups for the NHL playoffs and look at some of the prospects for the teams based on where they would be playing as of today. (50:49) All this and we finally discover what little it would take for the Montreal Canadiens to win back Dave’s loyalty and have him disown PK Subban. Links mentioned in the podcast: NHL Playoff Breakdownhttp://www.espn.com/nhl/playoffs/matchups News and Notes: It has finally happened (Manziel signs with AAF):https://www.sportsnet.ca/football/cfl/report-johnny-manziel-signs-standard-player-contract-aaf/Mike Trout’s contract extension analyzed:https://www.mlb.com/news/why-mike-trout-is-worth-a-430-million-dealThe absurdity of offside law in pretentious cross country running - will this change the game?https://www.sportsnet.ca/soccer/toronto-fc-goal-reveals-absurdity-soccers-offside-law/

Burn & Hos talk #JFF joining the Alliance of American Football #AAF!  We  deep dive on Johnny Football (5:27) and present to you the latest edition of "Rod Being a Rod" (19:09) but also cover all four Week 6 Games (22:12) including the Apollos first loss :(   This week's Power Rankings (48:33) from Hos are shaken up a bit and of course you can't forget to look ahead to Week 7 games (50:21)

In Episode 8 Carlos and Dave discuss Week 5 of the Alliance of American Football (AAF), many news and notes from the NFL in trades and free agent signings and more. Some of the topics covered: Week 5 in the AAF (2:27),Odell Beckham in Cleveland (14:49),Nick Foles signs with Jacksonville Jaguars (23:41),Le’Veon Bell to the New York Jets (27:53),Tannehill to the Tennessee Titans/ Talking Dolphins QB situation (33:26),Pretentious Cross-Country Running Report (Soccer with Dave): (39:00),A little bit on MLB Spring Training (40:34),2019 MLB Season Preview - American League East (44:12),Super-early Unnecessary World Series Predictions (1:11:20) andThings we’re looking forward to (1:14:14) Leave us some feedback, we love hate… err constructive comments… Thanks as always for listening/watching! Follow us on social media:Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVOMfLo9xZjl3A3bh8O-6YwInstagram: @unnecessarypodcastTwitter: @unnecessary_podSite: http://unnecessarypod.podbean.com  

Burn & Hos spit truth about Alliance of American Football #AAF.  Today's truths that are spat include: NFL-AAF partnership rumors (1:31) the premiere of Rod Being a Rod (4:25) a recap of the Week 5 games (7:29) an interview with Atlanta Legends RB & hurdler extraordinaire Brandon Radcliff (35:28) the Week 5 Power Rankings (46:57) and details on a new @aafALLIES Twitter giveaway (49:50)

Burn & Hos sit next to two microphones and speak words about the Alliance of American Football #AAF. The words they speak form sentences and complete thoughts about topics such as:  Johnny Manziel coming to the AAF? (2:00) Leaked details on the Ben Vanech lawsuit against Charlie Ebersol (5:43) and the AAF's presence at the NFL combine (12:48) . They recap the Week 4 games (24:20) and reveal the week 4 power rankings (58:54).

Cuadragésimo octavo episodio de Omaha Street el programa de NFL comandado por Santiago Tomasi (@santiago_tomasi) y Adrián Cobo (@adrian_cobo). Esta semana repasamos lo que han dado de sí las tres primeras jornadas de la Alliance of American Football (AAF).

Episode 6 has Carlos and Dave focusing mainly on the 2019 MLB season, but there is always time for a little football talk. First a recap of Week 3 in the Alliance of American Football (AAF) with an eye on what they’re expecting for Week 4. Then a discussion on Nolan Arenado’s contract extension with the Colorado Rockies (7:19).Bryce Harper ends our long national nightmare and accepts money from an MLB franchise (10:46)Johnny Manziel gets himself excommunicated out of the Canadian football league (18:15)Dave talked about the CONCACAF performance of Toronto FC and his disappointment (25:51) and we finish with a Preview of the American League Central division (28:38) How bad is it really? Spoiler: Pretty bad. Leave us some feedback, we love hate… err constructive comments… Thanks as always for listening/watching! Follow us on social media: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVOMfLo9xZjl3A3bh8O-6YwInstagram: @unnecessarypodcastTwitter: @unnecessary_podSite: http://unnecessarypod.podbean.com

Frank Jag and Sean discuss news and notes from the First 3 Weeks of The Alliance of American Football (AAF).  The Guys also discuss Jason Brown, Kyler Murray, and more!  You Do NOT want to miss this one!

Burn & Hos chat up all things Alliance of American Football #AAF. Topics include Ebersol being sued? (1:09)  Hot mics & Rod Woodson controversy (4:31) and Mike Florio's suggestion to use NFL players on loan in the AAF (12:58).  They recap the Week 3 games (15:27) and reveal the week 3 power rankings (38:21).  

On this Episode i talk about the new American football league the Alliance of American Football (AAF). A league made up of less than 10  teams all found in southern and western markets of the United Sates. I discuss some of the major differences between the NFL and the AAF and how one may enjoy playing and watching more with the slight changes it has to offer. Alliance of American Football new to the market with potential to grow. You heard it here first and episode you do not want to miss.  

The Alliance of American Football (AAF) is a new developmental football league comprised of 8 teams playing a 10 game regular season, with the players ultimate goal of making it to the NFL. Dave Wakeman, Founder of Wakeman Consulting Group, joins Rob Cressy to talk about marketing ideas for the AAF to help them increase attention and start creating fans. Why is there a huge opportunity for the AAF to use content creation to market their teams and brand? How important are fantasy sports and gambling to capture the interest of the college football or NFL fan? What opportunities are there for brands to work with the AAF or the local teams? - In each episode of The Sports Marketing Huddle, Rob Cressy, Founder of Bacon Sports, gives a forward-thinking perspective on some of the hottest topics in the world of sports marketing and then gives actionable advice on how you can implement it into your business. Our goal of the podcast is to create the best sports marketing podcast and take The Sports Marketing Huddle up to #1 on iTunes. One way you can help support the show is by subscribing to The Sports Marketing Huddle on iTunes and letting your friends who are in the sports and marketing worlds know about it. Your feedback is super important to us. We want to make sure that we deliver value for you and make this the best sports marketing show possible. You can connect with Rob & today’s guest on social media and let us know what you think (good or bad): Rob Cressy - LinkedIn: /cressy/ - Twitter: @RobCressy - Instagram: @rob_cressy - Facebook: /RobCressyBiz/ - Website: www.baconsports.com Dave Wakeman - LinkedIn: /dwakeman/ - Twitter: @davidwakeman - Website: http://davewakeman.com/ Other Awesome Content: Have you ever wanted to create a podcast but didn’t know where to start? If so head to LaunchingPodcasts.com. I created a step-by-step course to help you easily launch a podcast. Check out the Bacon Sports Podcast Network where we mix together sports, business, and personal development with the goal of inspiring, educating, and entertaining. Check out Growing Bold on YouTube, Bold Worldwide CEO Brian Cristiano’s video journey of building a $100 million agency.

Football player development is the topic in this edition of Schooled with the Professor. The Alliance of American Football (AAF) is heading into its third week of action. The XFL is preparing for a launch in 2020. But a third league is in the works that should be very interesting. The Pacific Pro Football League is preparing to develop young football players and get them ready for the NFL. It’s founder, Don Yee, joins us to explain. This isn’t a league that is competing against the NFL. It’s a league designed to develop future NFL players. I’ve known Don for three decades as an agent. He represents Tom Brady and has represented some of the top football players in those three decades. Don gives great detail in how this league will work: Starting in 2020, a four-team league will be formed, based in Southern California. Teams will have approximately 40 players and will be paid around $50,000 for a two-month schedule. Colleges have been a feeder system for the NFL but the college game has drifted away from what the NFL does. Most college offenses don’t have fullbacks. The PPFL will have fullbacks. Quarterbacks will take snaps from the huddle and will get NFL offensive coaching. It’s been successful in lining up sponsors and experts. As everyone knows, developmental leagues are important for the future of the NFL.

Burn & Hos are back, talking all things Alliance of American Football #AAF. They recap the Week 2 games, have an open and honest discussion of the league's sky cam and debut their first power rankings of the season.  Burn reveals her forbidden #AAF crush and we learn she totally spaced the no-look big play of the weekend. 

Ep VIII: The Foos kick it off by talking about the new spring football league, the Alliance of American Football (AAF), that will be separate from the NFL and will draft out of college as well. He then goes to explain the rules that differ from the NFL and how this might entice football fans to watch as well as what known players and officials that we are already familiar with would be a part of it, too. Joe C then brings up the latest talk about the upcoming return of the XFL and what this means to how they're addressing injuries and cannabis use. The Foo brings up the recent proposal of having a Designated Hitter to the National League of the MLB and having it shot down. The Giants talking about taking in Bryce Harper. The tons of movement in the NBA trade deadline including the Pelicans orchestrating some drama in response to some Lakers trade drama. They then discuss the way Harrison Barnes was told he was being traded, which was pretty messed up. Click through the Eargasm banners at the bottom of our homepage at foobarshow.com

This week on we are joined by Hunter, Riley, Dave, and Sully on this recording from Tuesday, February 12th and dive right into threatening a dean over snow days and fisting. We are creating our own version of a swear jar to start our fundraising towards next years Penguin Plunge charity event and create the violations that will make us pay towards the jar The Alliance of American Football (AAF) is alive and thriving and we are picking our favorite teams and are creating a bet between The Plunge. WE ARE BACK with favorite segment "TLC PLUNGE PITCH" to bring forward The Children of Neverland Ranch, and discuss if a chocolate jimmy is a racist term. We finish up the episode talking about a weird catfish story with Sully, communal bathrooms, non sexual pornhub videos recap the Grammys including Mac Miller disrespect and propose a new conspiracy theory that Kasey Musgraves is a fake person, and an actual smart version edition of "Let's Get Educated" Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, which means you need to get ready for a busy busy night of love. To help, we have partnered with Adam & Eve and are getting you 50% off, yes that is FIFTY PERCENT OFF, and also 6 free movies, and a mystery box with 3 special items, AND free shipping. Go to Adamandeve.com and use code “PLUNGE” at checkout for this amazing deal. RIPMACMILLER RIPOLIVERTHEDOG RIPVERNTROYER RIPGRANDPA RIPHARAMBE RIPWUTZKE RIPHERMAJESTY? Follow us on twitter @PlungePodcast and on instagram @theplungepodcast. Available for Download on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeart, RadioPublic, Listen Notes, and PodBean. Leave a review if you liked the show.

The NFL season may be over, but don’t worry degenerate nation: The Alliance of American Football (AAF) is in full swing -- and now, Fanball is offering DFS games as well! Matthew Freedman and Ian Hartitz return to break down Week 1 in the AAF, debate the best and worst teams in the league, and preview our Week 2 matchups. They also weigh in on Fanball DFS strategy and re-consider their futures bets after a one-week sample size of AAF football. AAF Week 1 Review (2:43) Week 2 Preview: Saturday Games (4:41) Week 2 Preview: Sunday Games (22:10) Fanball Daily Fantasy Contests & Strategy (38:35) Futures Bets (45:18) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Burn & Hos are back for their second podcast, talking all things Alliance of American Football #AAF. They discuss Trent Richardson's controversial week 1 fine, their first Twitter followers and review the Top 10 #AAF memes from r/AAF_Football.  

Justin Lonero (@justinlonero), Kyle Dvorchak (@ffkylethekid), and Bob Harris (@footballdiehard) take a look back at the Super Bowl. They also discuss the Cleveland Browns signing Kareem Hunt. Finally, the bring it home with talk of the Alliance of American Football (AAF).  Make a first-time deposit of 5$ or more on Draft Kings and get a free entry by using the promo code Diehards.

We review the opening weekend matchups of the inaugural season of the Alliance of American Football (AAF)

Burn & Hos premiere their podcast, talking all things Alliance of American Football #AAF.  They recap Week 1 winners & losers, reviewing key differences from the NFL and some of the notable players & coaches.  And of course they cover the league's fashion choices.  Someone had to chastise those officials.  

Los Amos, fieles a su estilo, no pueden dejar a un lado la NFL así que nos cuentan un poco como será la vida en Pittsburgh sin Antonio Brown. Además, nos adentramos al nuevo mundo de la Alliance of American Football (AAF) y de paso hacen una cordial invitación a que se suban a este tren que va volando a ser la nueva tendencia. Estamos a unos días del NBA All-Star 2019, así que vale la pena recordar el: Quién-Cómo-Cuándo-Dónde del evento, además de dar algunos consejos para ganarte unos centavos. Cómo siempre, Los Amos nos dan su #ParlayInfalible para el fin de semana. - ¿Depresión post NFL? ¡Ya llegó la AAF! - Todo sobre el #NBAAllStar - El #ParlayInfalible - ¡PICKS! ¡PICKS! ¡PICKS!

Diamond Dave shaved his head?! Andrew HATES Andy. Alliance of American Football (AAF) thoughts. People doing dumb stuff. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/baddmedicine/message

This week on “In The Trenches,” former NFL offensive lineman Ian Beckles tells you his thoughts on what he saw this past weekend with The Alliance of American Football (AAF) and continues his discussion on the upcoming free agents for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. At the start of the show, you will hear Ian tell you about how he watched a pair of the AAF games this weekend. After briefly touching on that action, he turns his attention to the Buccaneers […] The post In The Trenches with Ian Beckles: Potential Buccaneers Cap Casualties appeared first on Radio Influence Tampa Bay.

On this edition of Inches, Vero, Mike and Tone, cover a lot of ground. From first impressions of the recently debuted Alliance of American Football (AAF) league, to the declaration of 4th & Inches basically being an Orlando Apollos cast from now until the draft, we kicked things off on a more business-like note than usual. There was of course some Brian Flores and Dolphins talk as well, in addition to the regular inappropriate discussions! - Perhaps the biggest thing to take away from this episode was the announcement of our new LIVE show exclusively on our YouTube channel! If you're seeing this anywhere but there, get over to youtube.com/c/4thinches and subscribe with alerts now, so you can be a part of our first ever LIVE Inches event, complete with a live chat so we can interact with the listeners in real time. Sunday, February 17th at 3PM Eastern. Don't miss out! - Find us on Dolphins Twitter if you want half of the stuff we talk about to make actual sense! --->http://twitter.com/4thAndInchesNFL.

On this post-season episode of the Gridiron Gals podcast, Reeta and Chels discuss the Super Bowl game, performances and fall outs.  We also discuss the highly anticipated Alliance of American Football (AAF) league and Bob Kraft and his "favorite Blacks".  You do not want to miss this episode! Show how much you love the show by giving us 5 Stars and leaving a review! 

Tyler, Vince, and Tim are joined by long time friend Grady McGuire from the “Nebraska Beer:30” Podcast. They discuss the Alliance of American Football (AAF), Grady’s new podcast, beer, AI, music, Kim Jong Un, Netflix, and so much more. You do not want to miss this wild ride.

This week on “In The Trenches,” former NFL offensive lineman Ian Beckles tells you his thoughts on what he saw this past weekend with The Alliance of American Football (AAF) and continues his discussion on the upcoming free agents for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. At the start of the show, you will hear Ian tell you […] The post In The Trenches with Ian Beckles: Potential Buccaneers Cap Casualties appeared first on Radio Influence.

Super Bowl LIII was a snoozefest and now we have to deal with the Patriots being 6X champions! Ugh! Joe and Justin talk about The Big Game as well as their early 2019 NFL predictions. But first, they talk about that OTHER pro football league that just began, The Alliance of American Football (AAF). The guys also announced that Episode 273 will feature the return of 11-year NFL veteran QB Chad Henne, airing on Sunday 2/17! Submit questions now to ask our guest! Join The Joe Mays & J-Raff Show on JMNJR Radio Sunday's at 8:30pm ET on FACEBOOK LIVE, PERISCOPE, and YOUTUBE! Be sure to like/subscribe/follow the accounts mentioned below... Our next show will be Sunday, February 17th, 2019! ---------------------------------------------------- JMNJR Radio: http://www.jmnjrradio.com/ The Joe Mays & J-Raff Show: http://www.joemaysandjraff.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JoeMaysAndJRaff Twitter: @JMNJR_Radio | @JoeMaysAndJRaff Email: contact@joemaysandjraff.com Phone: (530) 563-6297 More @ http://www.joemaysandjraff.com/

Tyler, Vince, and Tim are joined by long time friend Grady McGuire from the “Nebraska Beer:30” Podcast. They discuss the Alliance of American Football (AAF), Grady’s new podcast, beer, AI, music, Kim Jong Un, Netflix, and so much more. You do not want to miss this wild ride.

Today on FOX Sports Sunday with Kelvin Washington and Ephraim Salaam, the guys talk about the big first two days of the new Alliance of American Football (AAF) and the latest on the Lakers troubles and NBA. Also, FOX Sports Radio NFL Insider Alex Marvez calls in to give his opinion on the AAF and whats going on in the NFL one week into the off season.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

The NFL season may be over, but don’t worry degenerate nation: The Alliance of American Football (AAF) kicks off this weekend. Matthew Freedman and Ian Hartitz break down AAF league rules and provide breakdowns for each of the eight teams in the league. They offer team power rankings, weigh in on futures and win totals worth betting, and break down matchups for Week 1. AAF League Rules and Teams (2:43) Team Breakdowns and Power Rankings (5:17) Futures, Win Totals and Prop Bets (32:21) Week 1 Matchups (37:25) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this week's episode of True Warrior Football, I bring on a #WarriorLegend Whaman Edmond!!! Part 1 (01:10) & Part 2 (40:41). He and I talk about his journey to be a great player in our program to having a big set back that he was determined to over come during his Senior Season. We also discuss his journey to becoming a coach and how his years of coaching football at Warren has helped mold him into the great coach and role model for his players today.  Earlier this week, we had National Signing Day and I have a brief chat with two of our players (37:14) about where they plan on being at next season. Lastly I talk about the #WarriorLegends that are playing football in the new Alliance of American Football (AAF) (1:10:55) and how this new league is different from the NFL and what to expect from it. So once again, sit back and enjoy another great episode of True Warrior Football!!!

In this episode we give a quick breakdown on our thoughts of Super Bowl 53, as well as our insight on the new Alliance of American Football(AAF)league. In the "Trending Topics" segment we discuss how corrupt the NCAA is/was in their sanctions against Mizzou, as well as NBA trade talk about Porzingis and AD, the Blues playoff push, and some Grammy predictions. Enjoy! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/2drunkbrothers/support

Jeff Pearlman: Objectively evaluating Donald Trump's role in the demise of the USFL, what the Alliance of American Football (AAF) and XFL can learn from the USFL, how the AAF's USFL-inspired player allocation model worked in the USFL and if the NFL would embrace -- or need -- an independent or minor league.Also, why the NFL shouldn't make pass interference a reviewable play and a quick rundown of the college basketball hot seat.

Jeff Pearlman: Objectively evaluating Donald Trump's role in the demise of the USFL, what the Alliance of American Football (AAF) and XFL can learn from the USFL, how the AAF's USFL-inspired player allocation model worked in the USFL and if the NFL would embrace -- or need -- an independent or minor league.Also, why the NFL shouldn't make pass interference a reviewable play and a quick rundown of the college basketball hot seat.

We check in with the upcoming bowl games through New Year's Eve as well as have a conversation about the new Alliance of American Football (AAF) with the hosts of the Command Post Podcast in San Antionio, Phillip Higginbotham, Leo Llamas and RC Woods. www.aaf.com @aaf @AAFCommanders

We check in with the upcoming bowl games through New Year's Eve as well as have a conversation about the new Alliance of American Football (AAF) with the hosts of the Command Post Podcast in San Antionio, Phillip Higginbotham, Leo Llamas and RC Woods. www.aaf.com @aaf @AAFCommanders

Bill Bradley is a former Pro-Bowl DB with the Philadelphia Eagles, and is now the DB coach for the San Antonio Commanders of the Alliance of American Football (AAF). He joins Chris Duel and Andy Everett from the Commanders pre-draft party LIVE from Walk-Ons ahead of the first "Protect-Or-Pick" AAF Quarterback Draft.

Vic Gregovits is a former MLB and NFL executive with the Philadelphia Eagles and Pittsburgh Pirates, and is now the team president for the San Antonio Commanders of the Alliance of American Football (AAF). He joins Chris Duel and Andy Everett from the Commanders pre-draft party LIVE from Walk-Ons ahead of the first "Protect-Or-Pick" AAF Quarterback Draft.

Daryl Johnston is a former NFL fullback with the Dallas Cowboys, and is now the General Manager for the San Antonio Commanders of the Alliance of American Football (AAF). He joins Chris Duel and Andy Everett from the Commanders pre-draft party LIVE from Walk-Ons ahead of the first "Protect-Or-Pick" AAF Quarterback Draft.

Ashaad Mabry is a former NFL defensive tackle with the New Orleans Saints, played college football at UTSA, and is now a defensive tackle with the San Antonio Commanders of the Alliance of American Football (AAF). He joins Chris Duel and Andy Everett from the Commanders pre-draft party LIVE from Walk-Ons ahead of the first "Protect-Or-Pick" AAF Quarterback Draft.

In this episode I interview Michael Henderman.  Mike has been with me since he was in high school and has just been drafted to play in the first year of the Alliance of American Football (AAF).  We talked about his football process.  

Former @NFL QB Michael Vick (@MichaelVick) discusses his career, 554 nights in prison, his work as a TV analyst for Fox Sports & making the most of his 2nd chance. He’s candid, reflective & insightful in a wide-ranging conversation with Brian Berger. Vick also discusses his work with the American Flag Football League (AFFL), the Alliance of American Football (AAF), his V7 clothing line and his Team Vick Foundation.  This week's Sports Business Radio podcast is presented by Seat Geek (@SeatGeek). Just download the SeatGeek app and enter promo code SBR today to receive $20 off your first SeatGeek purchase. SeatGeek is the smartest, easiest way to get tickets to every type of live event.

Dr. Jen Welter, the first female to coach in the NFL, I shared the story behind her title with us on August 18, 2017.In the summer of 2015, Dr. Welter served as a linebackers coach for the Arizona Cardinals, a period of time defined by the bond she has formed with the players. Widely known as a trailblazer and pioneer in professional football, becoming the first woman to coach in the NFL was only her most recent first. She most recently served as a defensive specialist for the Alliance of American Football (AAF).​Following her record-breaking accomplishment with the Cardinals, Welter became the head coach of the first Australian women's national team in 2017. Widely known as a trailblazer and pioneer in professional football, Welter became the first woman to play running back in a men's professional football league with the Texas Revolution. In early 2015, Welter was hired as the first female coach in men's professional football, helping coach the most successful Revolution season in franchise history​Welter is committed to increasing access and opportunities in football. To empower women through football, Welter designed her signature program, “A Day in the Life,” Camp which debuted with the Washington Redskins women's program in 2015. She continues to create a range of camps for girls and women through her GRRRidiron Flag Football Camp, along with a number of other community initiatives like her Camp on the Corner program that brings football to youth in under-served areas. She released her first publication, “Play Big: Lessons in Being Limitless from the First Woman to Coach in the NFL” in 2017.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/women-to-watch-r/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy