Podcast appearances and mentions of Anthony Lynn

Stacey was a news anchor at WJW Fox 8 News in Cleveland, where she earned two Emmy Awards! After more than a decade, she moved to Long Island, serving as an anchor for News 12 and NBC 4 New York earning the regional Edward R. Murrow Award. Beyond broadcasting, Stacey co-founded The Lynn Family Foundation with her husband, Anthony Lynn who coaches for the Washington Commanders, that is dedicated to helping individuals recognize and achieve their potential in their personal and professional lives. As an NFL coach's wife, she also hosts the Super Wives of the NFL podcast, sharing insights from life in professional sports.  She is passionate about empowering girls and young women and remains committed to mentorship and advocacy.  Stacey's Instagram Here Lynn Family Foundation Here Superwives of the NFL  Podcast Stacey's X Page _______________________________ Follow me on my Instagram or Facebook Podcast Facebook page here Check out KristiCapel.com Email: Kristicapelpodcast@gmail.com  

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Commanders: analysis of the latest on the potential departures of assistant general manager Lance Newmark, offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury and run-game coordinator/running-backs coach Anthony Lynn...update on the health of Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts and Eagles cornerback Quinyon Mitchell for the NFC Championship Game against the Commanders...and discussion about Jayden Daniels, including whether he is playing the best of the four remaining quarterbacks in the NFL Playoffs  Guest: Commanders insider Ben Standig of The Athletic on the wild, celebrity-filled postgame scene for the 45-31 win at the Detroit Lions in the Divisional Round, why he (like Galdi) would not trade quarterback Jayden Daniels for any other player in the NFL, the extent to which Daniels has carried the Commanders to the NFC Championship Game, why the Philadelphia Eagles are a good matchup for the Commanders in the NFC Championship Game, what the Commanders should do at right guard with Samuel Cosmi done for the season due to a torn right ACL and more Orioles: reaction to Orioles free-agent outfielder/DH Anthony Santander agreeing on a contract with the Toronto Blue Jays Georgetown Basketball: breakdown of a 64-63 win at Villanova in a game in which the Hoyas overcame an eight-point deficit with 2:34 left in the second half by ending the game on a 9-0 run Call Nova Fireplace And Stove at 571-513-3803, mention that Al Galdi sent ya and receive $25 off any fireplace or chimney service Download the PrizePicks app and use the promo code "Galdi" for $50 instantly after you play your first $5 lineup Visit RonMurrayWellness.com and mention that Al Galdi sent you Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

14:00 - Commanders: reaction to right guard Samuel Cosmi being done for the season due to a torn right ACL and to news on assistant general manager Lance Newmark, defensive coordinator Joe Whitt Jr. and run-game coordinator/running-backs coach Anthony Lynn being candidates for jobs with other NFL teams 25:26 - Commanders: further analysis of quarterback Jayden Daniels' all-time-great performance in the 45-31 win at the Detroit Lions in the Divisional Round, including how what he did compares with other all-time-great playoff performances by Washington quarterbacks 41:10 - Commanders: further breakdown of the defense in the 45-31 win at the Detroit Lions in the Divisional Round, including the outrageous nature of the Commanders generating five takeaways in the game, the rises of cornerback Mike Sainristil and safety Quan Martin and breakdowns of playing-time percentages for Commanders defensive players in the game 54:26 - Maryland Basketball: discussion of a 69-66 win over Nebraska in a game the Terrapins won despite blowing a nine-point lead with less than three and-a-half minutes left in the second half 58:38 - Wizards: thoughts on a 123-100 loss at the Sacramento Kings for the Wizards' 10th consecutive loss Visit PaulsonAndNace.com and tell Paulson & Nace that Al Galdi sent you Download the PrizePicks app and use the promo code "Galdi" for $50 instantly after you play your first $5 lineup Visit RonMurrayWellness.com and mention that Al Galdi sent you Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode of Inside Coverage, hosts Jason Fitz, Jori Epstein and Frank Schwab go full Christmas Carol as they look into the Dallas Cowboys' past, present and future. The crew start by reacting to the breaking news that Robert Saleh will interview for the vacant head coaching job. Is Saleh the right guy to get the organization over the hump? Next, the hosts step into the Cowboys' past by reflecting on Mike McCarthy's tenure as head coach. While McCarthy's regular-season success has been undeniable, the panel debates whether he was truly the coach to break the Cowboys' playoff drought. Is he the floor raiser Dallas needed, or did the team need someone who could elevate them to the next level?Moving into the Cowboys' present coaching search, the hosts dissect the latest rumors surrounding potential candidates, including the surprise whispers about Deion Sanders and other possible hires like Kellen Moore and Anthony Lynn. Would Moore, who has a deep connection to the team, be able to guide Dak Prescott to greater heights, or does Dallas need a more seasoned coach with the chops to challenge Jerry Jones' established culture? Finally, the trio peer into the Cowboys' future and what they would want Jerry to look for in their next coach, from someone who could challenge Jerry's established culture to whether or not the next coach needs previous head coaching experience.Later, the focus shifts to the NFL playoffs, with a preview of the AFC Divisional Round matchups. The crew gives their thoughts on the Houston Texans vs. Kansas City Chiefs, examining how Houston's defensive line could exploit Kansas City's weaknesses. The hosts also break down the Baltimore Ravens vs. Buffalo Bills, discussing how Lamar Jackson & Derrick Henry could lead the Ravens past the Bills, despite Lamar's past playoff struggles.(1:00) - Robert Saleh interviews for Cowboys HC job(9:30) - Cowboys' past & the Mike McCarthy era(23:20) - Cowboys' present: potential head coach candidates(32:05) - Cowboys' future: what do the Cowboys need out of their next head coach?(46:00) - Texans @ Chiefs predictions(47:50) - Ravens @ Bills predictionsSubscribe to Inside Coverage on your favorite podcast app: 

Coach Anthony Lynn sits down with me to talk about his fatherhood journey. He shares the values he looked to instill into his kids as they were growing up. We also talk about moving around the country as a family due to the nature of his profession. After that we talk about his coaching career and how he is prepping up for this year as part of the coaching staff for the Washington Commanders. In addition he talks about what inspired him to set up The Lynn Family Foundation. Lastly, we finish the interview with the Fatherhood Quick Five.  About Anthony Lynn Anthony served as the head coach of the Los Angeles Chargers from 2017-2021. He began his career as an undrafted rookie out of college and spent seven seasons in the NFL. When he was with the Denver Broncos, he won two, back-to-back Super Bowl championships. After his playing career ended in 2000, he immediately went into coaching. His career has included being the special teams assistant coach for the Denver Broncos, the running backs coach for the Jacksonville Jaguars, Dallas Cowboys and Cleveland Browns. While he was with the New York Jets, he was assistant head coach. He started With the Buffalo Bills as the offensive coordinator before being promoted to interim head coach for the Buffalo Bills in 2015 and 2016. Despite a busy and successful career, Anthony was determined to finish his college degree after starting it 26 years prior. In 2018, he received his bachelor's degree in interdisciplinary studies from the University of Nevada – Las Vegas. He debated not attending the graduation ceremony to walk on the stage and get his diploma, but decided to attend. He thought if his story inspired someone and encouraged players to finish their degrees, it was worth the travel and missing the final two days of rookie mini-camp. Outside of football, Anthony is passionate about his faith and helping others. Make sure you follow The Lynn Family Foundation on Instagram at @lynnfamilyfoundation_. Check out his website over at lynnfamilyfoundation.org.  Gabb Is Sponsoring This Week's Episode  No Internet, no social media, no worries. Gabb provides kid-safe tech to protect kids and connect families. Gabb's kids smartwatches and smartphones include essentials like GPS tracking, voice calling, messaging, and more - all without the distractions and dangers of adult tech. We promise parents peace of mind for their kids' safety. Gabb is the way to introduce a kids phone as a first phone and teach them how to use technology responsibly. For more information go to their website at gabb.com.  About The Art of Fatherhood Podcast  The Art of Fatherhood Podcast follows the journey of fatherhood. Your host, Art Eddy talks with fantastic dads from all around the world where they share their thoughts on fatherhood. You get a unique perspective on fatherhood from guests like Joe Montana, Bob Odenkirk, Vincent D'Onofrio, Kevin Smith, Danny Trejo, Jerry Rice, Jeff Foxworthy, Patrick Warburton, Jeff Kinney, Paul Sun-Hyung Lee, Kyle Busch, Dennis Quaid, Dwight Freeney and many more.

Craig welcomes Commanders rookie Luke McCaffrey to discuss his experiences during his first minicamp. Luke shares insights into how he's adjusting to the NFL, his relationship with coach Anthony Lynn, and what he's looking forward to during his time off before training camp begins at the end of July.

Andy starts with the weekend action, including the Celtics Game 2 win over Dallas in the NBA Finals. (19:23) Barry Svrluga's piece on the timeline Stephen Strasburg's retirement from baseball. (31:16) Caitlin Clark left off the USA Olympic team. (49:30) New Commanders RB Austin Ekeler on reuniting with Anthony Lynn and what he's seen from Jayden Daniels so far. To hear the whole show, tune in live from 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM Monday-Friday.  For more sports coverage, download the ESPN630 AM app, visit https://www.sportscapitoldc.com. To join the conversation, check us out on twitter @ESPN630DC and @andypollin1See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

19:22 - Guest: Detroit Lions insider Tim Twentyman of DetroitLions.com on what the Commanders have in former Lions executives Brandon Sosna as senior vice president of football operations and Lance Newmark as assistant general manager, what the Commanders can learn from the Lions' great turnaround, insight on Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson withdrawing from head-coaching consideration for the Commanders and Seattle Seahawks in the 2024 offseason and what went wrong for Commanders run-game coordinator/running-backs coach Anthony Lynn as Lions offensive coordinator 37:24 - Nationals: analysis of a 7-2 win at the Atlanta Braves in a game in which starting pitcher MacKenzie Gore allowed two runs (one earned) in 5 1/3 innings with 10 strikeouts versus no walks...and thoughts on Homestead Grays and Washington, D.C.-baseball legend Josh Gibson now being MLB's all-time leader in career regular-season OPS, career regular-season slugging percentage and career regular-season batting average 50:42 - Orioles: breakdown of a 6-1 win over the Boston Red Sox in a game in which shortstop Gunnar Henderson hit a grand slam and starting pitcher Corbin Burnes allowed one run (unearned) in seven innings Call Nova Fireplace And Stove at 571-513-3803, mention that Al Galdi sent ya and receive $25 off any gas-fireplace service, chimney cleaning or chimney inspection Interested in advertising on this podcast? Email Sales@BlueWirePods.com! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

13:07 - Commanders: analysis of the Commanders signing unrestricted-free-agent corner Michael Davis...and discussion of comments from edge defender Clelin Ferrell and running back Austin Ekeler from their introductory press conferences 31:15 - Guest: Steven Haglund, host of the Guilty As Charged podcast (a Los Angeles Chargers podcast), on new Commanders running back Austin Ekeler, including where he's at in his career, his biggest strengths, the type of person he is, what went so well in his great 2021 and 2022 seasons and how he is best utilized...also, Haglund provides insight on new Commanders run-game coordinator/running-backs coach and former Chargers head coach Anthony Lynn and more 52:05 - Capitals: breakdown of a 5-2 win at the Calgary Flames to put the Caps in possession of the Eastern Conference's second and final wild-card spot Call Catering By Uptown at 301-572-7744, mention that Al Galdi sent ya and get a five-percent discount on any Catering By Uptown wedding package! Visit WSHOnTheDaily.com! Interested in advertising on this podcast? Email sales@bluewirepods.com! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2.21.24 Hour 41:00- Anthony Lynn, former Chargers HC & run game coordinator for your Commanders, joins G&D to discuss this new offensive staff and his role with the team.20:00- Anthony Rendon said some things that ruffled feathers amongst baseball fans, we play this here. 

14:23 - Guest: Dan Miller, the radio play-by-play announcer for the Detroit Lions and sports director for FOX 2 in Detroit, on what the Commanders have in new assistant general manager Lance Newmark off his 26 seasons with the Lions, what the Commanders can learn from the Lions' turnaround, what went wrong for new Commanders run-game coordinator/running-backs coach Anthony Lynn in his one season as Lions offensive coordinator, how Commanders senior personnel executive/advisor to the GM Martin Mayhew is viewed in terms of his many years with the Lions, what happened between the Commanders and Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson and more 43:07 - Nationals: analysis of the Lerners no longer exploring selling the Nats 53:56 - Virginia Basketball and Virginia Tech Basketball: breakdown of the Hokies' 75-41 blowout of the Cavaliers Call Catering By Uptown at 301-572-7744, mention that Al Galdi sent ya and get a five-percent discount on any Catering By Uptown wedding package! Interested in advertising on this podcast? Email sales@bluewirepods.com! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode of Keeping Up with the Commanders I breakdown the rest of the Washington Commanders new coaching staff which includes Brian Johnson, Anthony Lynn, Ken Norton Jr, among others. Then I give some in depth analysis on my most recent mock draft for TWSN. Does Washington go Drake Maye or Jayden Daniels? Does New England shock everyone and pick Marvin Harrison Jr? Plus a highly rated edge rusher falls out of the top 25. I wrap it up grading a listeners Washington Commanders specific mock draft. Full Mock Draft: https://twsn.net/2024/02/post-super-bowl-2024-nfl-first-round-mock-draft Socials Twitter: twitter.com/mason_kinnahan Twitch: twitch.tv/thesportslion TikTok: @thesportslion Anchor and Spotify: https://anchor.fm/kuwtcommanders

The Washington Commanders have completely filled their coaching staff. Included in our new coaching staff are John Pagano, Ken Norton Jr., Sharrif Floyd, Darryl Tapp, Bobby Johnson, Brian Johnson, Jason Simmons, Larry Izzo, Joe Whitt Jr., Kliff Kingsbury, Bobby Engram, Tavita Pritchard, Ryan Kerrigan, Shane Toub, Andre Coleman, David Raih, Tom Donatell, Anthony Lynn, David Blough, William Gay, George Banko, and Dan Quinn! What do you make of the new look Commanders coaching staff? We then get into the specifics of the coordinator press conferences for Kliff Kingsbury and Joe Whitt Jr. We review the Super Bowl and discuss whether Kyle Shanahan made a mistake taking the ball first in OT. Congratulations to the Kansas City Chiefs on their 3rd Super Bowl in 5 years! The Comment Mailbag has 10 comments this week and we read them all! Thank you guys for the comments! AFTER THE POD discusses Joe Gibbs, old Washington coaches, and laughing at the prior structure of the organization. Please LIKE the video + Subscribe to the channel! Follow us on Twitter/X at https://twitter.com/DistrictDivided TIMECODES 0:00 Intro 2:26 Coaching Staff 12:47 Coordinator Press Conferences 32:25 Super Bowl Recap 44:27 Comment Mailbag 55:22 AFTER THE POD #Commanders #DanQuinn #AdamPeters

Kevin today on Dan Quinn rounding out his coaching staff which included the hiring of Anthony Lynn. Doc Walker jumped to talk Commanders and Super Bowl. Kevin finished up with his state of Terps' hoops. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

18:42 - Commanders: in-depth reaction to and discussion of the Commanders poaching the Detroit Lions in hiring Lance Newmark as assistant general manager, demoting Martin Mayhew to senior personnel executive/advisor to the GM and Marty Hurney to advisor and reportedly hiring three more assistant coaches, including Anthony Lynn as run-game coordinator 37:33 - Wizards: analysis of a 133-126 loss at the New Orleans Pelicans in a game in which Deni Avdija had 43 points and 15 rebounds...and thoughts on the reveal that the Wizards could have traded Kyle Kuzma to the Dallas Mavericks but didn't per his request 47:17 - Maryland Basketball: breakdown of a 78-66 win over Iowa Call Catering By Uptown at 301-572-7744, mention that Al Galdi sent ya and get a five-percent discount on any Catering By Uptown wedding package! Interested in advertising on this podcast? Email sales@bluewirepods.com! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

John discusses the addition of new assistant GM Lance Newmark and run game coordinator Anthony Lynn. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

John discusses the addition of new assistant GM Lance Newmark and run game coordinator Anthony Lynn.

From 'Take Command' (subscribe here): Craig Hoffman and Logan Paulsen look at the Commanders coaching staff and discuss the acquisition of Anthony Lynn, what spots Dan Quinn still needs to fill, and how the staff has come together.Enjoy!  To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Athletic's Ben Standig is here to share conversations about the Commanders' new assistant GM, former Chargers head coach Anthony Lynn coming to Washington, and more with Nicki Jhabvala (Washington Post) and Al Galdi. Ben and Nicki open the show with thoughts on the addition of former Lions exec Lance Newmark, new titles for Martin Mayhew and Marty Hurney, how the big-name offensive hires will mesh, the Kliff Kingsbury/Caleb Williams relationship, Usher and more. Then Al enters (40:25) for more on the coaching staff, free agency, the fallacy with Washington salary cap situation

From 'Take Command' (subscribe here): Craig Hoffman and Logan Paulsen look at the Commanders coaching staff and discuss the acquisition of Anthony Lynn, what spots Dan Quinn still needs to fill, and how the staff has come together.Enjoy!  To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Commanders have hired former Chargers HC Anthony Lynn to be their run game coordinator

Chris Hayre from KCAL in Los Angeles talks to us about Commanders new run game coordinator Anthony Lynn

Hour 3 - 00:00 - Talking Anthony Lynn With Chris Hayre 18:18 - Commanders And Money Talk With Ben White 31:14 - The Rooster Tries To Give Us Food Poisoning

Hour 2 - 00:00 - Neil Greenberg Joins The Show 21:00 - The Commanders Hire Anthony Lynn To Be Run Game Coordinator 29:55 - Spring Training Starts Today

On this episode of Take Command, Craig and Logan kick things off with an update about the Commanders' 2024-25 coaching staff. Afterwards, they complete the first two rounds of their initial 2024 NFL Mock Draft.  1:33 How Should Dan Quinn Fill Out Commanders Staff 17:45 Commanders 2024 Mock Draft Round 1 36:16 Commanders 2024 Mock Draft 1.0 Round 2 Enjoy!  To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mitch Tischler from the Beltway Football Podcast joins the show to provide his expert perspective on the Commanders' offensive staff, particularly under Kliff Kingsbury's leadership. With the recent addition of Anthony Lynn, they delve into the implications, potential strategies, and overall outlook for the team's offensive game plan

Craig discusses the Commanders' recent additions to their offensive coaching staff. Learn about the experienced coaches joining the team and gain insights into how these additions could strengthen the Commanders' coaching lineup.

The Chris Russell Show Hour 1: Anthony Lynn has been added to the 2024 Commanders coaching staff, Darryl Tapp was just been named as the Commanders D-Line coach, What letter grade would you give the Commanders coaching staff hires? Lance Newmark has been brought to the Commanders as the new Assistant GM

Sports Spectrum is LIVE from Las Vegas, Nevada covering Super Bowl LVIII as the Chiefs and 49ers get ready to do battle on Sunday. Today on the podcast, we talk to 49ers QB Brock Purdy, running back Christian McCaffrey, safety Tashaun Gipson, defensive tackle Sebastian Joseph-Day, safety Ji'Ayir Brown, linebacker Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles and assistant head coach Anthony Lynn. Sign up for our Sports Spectrum Magazine and receive 15% off a 1-year subscription by using the code PODCAST15 ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠http://SportsSpectrum.com/magazine⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠  Do you know Christ personally? Click ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠here⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ to learn how you can commit your life to Him.

February 6th, 2024 Texas Native & Former head coach of the Chargers Anthony Lynn chats with the Morning Musers on Super Bowl 58 media day. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and X Listen to past episodes on The Ticket's Website And follow The Ticket Top 10 on Apple, Spotify or Amazon Music See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Emmy award winning sportscaster Josh Reed hops on the pod. E wood and Josh discuss personal experiences, including an upcoming RV trip and Eric's recent hole in one. They also talk about the Buffalo Bills' offseason needs and potential changes, as well as their thoughts on head coach Sean McDermott. The conversation shifts to the new coordinator hires and their impact on the team. Finally, they share their predictions for the Super Bowl and discuss their favorite stories from past games. In this conversation, Josh Reed and Eric discuss various topics related to football and other sports. They express support for the San Francisco 49ers, particularly due to their personal connections with Anthony Lynn. They also highlight Anthony Lynn's coaching career and his potential for future opportunities. The conversation then shifts to the admiration for Christian McCaffrey's skills on the football field. Eric shares his preference for other sports, such as hockey, basketball, and golf. They also discuss Kyle Shanahan's offensive genius and his ability to create successful game plans. The conversation concludes with plans for future topics and appreciation for their friendship.TakeawaysPersonal connections and conversations can enhance the listener experience.The Buffalo Bills have several offseason needs, including wide receiver and pass rusher.Sean McDermott's coaching and consistency have been key to the Bills' success.The new coordinator hires bring energy and potential to the team.The Super Bowl predictions favor the San Francisco 49ers.

Adam is joined by his friend and colleague Daniel Dopp to run through their weekly 6 pack of NFL observations including how crazy this NFL coaching hiring/firing cycle has been. After that, Adam is joined by Anthony Lynn from the 49ers and John Harbaugh from the Ravens ahead of their respective divisional round matchups. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Adam is joined by his friend and colleague Daniel Dopp to run through their weekly 6 pack of NFL observations including how crazy this NFL coaching hiring/firing cycle has been. After that, Adam is joined by Anthony Lynn from the 49ers and John Harbaugh from the Ravens ahead of their respective divisional round matchups. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

By now you already know the winners and lovers of week 18 in the NFL. So, let's talk about the other significant things. A lot of firings went down. Many new candidates to interview. Also, it's post season talk time! Games begin on Saturday. Want to create live streams like this? Check out StreamYard: https://streamyard.com/pal/d/5291341198917632 Transcript WEBVTT 00:22.245 --> 00:35.129 Welcome to the 100-yard-football podcast presented by the Chiefs Focus Network, where you talk about the NFL from end zone to end zone and all 100 yards in between. 00:36.129 --> 00:37.630 Without further ado, here's 00:52.398 --> 01:07.094 yo what it do this is the 100 yard dash podcast my name is you 01:09.665 --> 01:10.385 What's happening? 01:11.046 --> 01:19.309 This is the 100-yard-football podcast presented by Chiefs Focus. 01:19.369 --> 01:22.691 And again, my name is you. 01:23.451 --> 01:23.751 You. 01:24.171 --> 01:24.872 Detective, you? 01:25.432 --> 01:26.372 Not you, you. 01:26.813 --> 01:27.053 Who? 01:27.373 --> 01:27.693 You. 01:28.113 --> 01:28.413 Who? 01:29.814 --> 01:32.295 Do you understand the words that are coming out of my mouth? 01:32.655 --> 01:35.496 Don't nobody understand the words that are coming out of your mouth, man. 01:36.777 --> 01:39.038 And 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situationships happening. 04:28.102 --> 04:36.045 So we're going to talk about that first, and then we'll get into the playoff scenarios and situations and all that. 04:36.764 --> 04:39.446 And so without further ado, let's get it. 04:42.608 --> 04:46.431 So Monday is what we call Black Monday. 04:46.731 --> 04:50.753 And it's not in the form of what Black Friday is for most of you. 04:51.474 --> 04:52.134 Most of you know. 04:52.375 --> 04:53.395 Most of you already know. 04:53.896 --> 04:58.339 For those that don't, it's a lot of firings going on in the NFL. 04:59.379 --> 05:04.303 And to be honest with you, this is one of my favorite times of year because 05:05.163 --> 05:12.126 And the reason I say it is, is because, yes, I understand people lose their jobs. 05:12.806 --> 05:13.287 I get it. 05:14.307 --> 05:14.787 I get it. 05:15.387 --> 05:18.589 And I'm not saying just the head coaches lose their jobs. 05:18.629 --> 05:28.253 A lot of their staff lose their jobs as far as the assistant coaches, offensive coordinators, defensive coordinators, senior staff, whatever. 05:29.295 --> 05:39.498 I'm not saying that I hate that, but what I am saying is it is a new beginning for a new franchise every year, hopefully a new franchise. 05:39.978 --> 05:41.218 It's a new beginning for them. 05:42.219 --> 05:46.280 And you never know what that, that beginning, that new beginning will bring. 05:48.400 --> 05:53.842 You just sit here and, and I'm gonna tell you, speaking as a, a, um, a chiefs fan, 05:55.854 --> 05:57.495 You have the highest optimism. 05:57.876 --> 06:00.538 I remember when Scott Pioli and them came to town. 06:01.939 --> 06:07.183 And, you know, the Patriot way was the Patriot way and they were winning and it was a huge deal. 06:08.264 --> 06:09.805 Yeah, that didn't work out so well. 06:09.905 --> 06:13.488 The Todd Haley experiment did not work out so well. 06:14.368 --> 06:19.412 And then after that, we got Romeo Cornell, who did what he could with the team that he had. 06:20.453 --> 06:40.818 and then it just looked all down in the dumps but here comes andy reed changed the whole trajectory of the of the team the whole trajectory so when you so when i say this is my favorite time of year i'm talking about the opportunities these franchises are are 06:43.905 --> 07:04.384 gonna be able should be able to experience if you understand what i'm saying uh the opportunities these franchises should be able to experience so let's get into the situation that is the uh firing of certain head coaches first of all 07:05.385 --> 07:13.893 You know, there's all of these guys are guys you already know, guys that you most of these guys you've already known were already fired. 07:14.013 --> 07:15.415 Some of them already had. 07:16.836 --> 07:24.804 Situations that they were going to be on and you knew that they weren't going to be there for long, but some of these came as a surprise. 07:25.164 --> 07:29.669 Let's talk about the first Frank Reich, Frank Reich or the. 07:31.670 --> 07:32.771 Carolina Panthers. 07:32.871 --> 07:34.572 Now, this was a different one. 07:34.912 --> 07:38.714 He didn't he only had like 11 games under his belt. 07:39.355 --> 07:40.956 And yes, they were horrible games. 07:41.016 --> 07:41.836 Don't get me wrong. 07:41.996 --> 07:45.859 They were wretched, wretched games to watch. 07:46.359 --> 07:49.701 Carolina was not a ticket that you wanted to buy. 07:51.252 --> 07:52.733 It just wasn't. 07:52.793 --> 07:54.434 They had a new quarterback. 07:54.835 --> 07:56.036 They had a bunch of things. 07:56.096 --> 08:00.839 But what they didn't have was a good game plan for that quarterback. 08:01.399 --> 08:03.701 They had no good game plan for him. 08:04.241 --> 08:05.662 He did not look good. 08:05.723 --> 08:08.104 He did not win his first game until like week 10, 11, 12, 13. 08:09.685 --> 08:10.906 I don't remember. 08:11.327 --> 08:12.267 It's not even important. 08:12.708 --> 08:16.230 But, you know, they only won two games this year. 08:16.650 --> 08:20.073 And after spending your first round pick – 08:22.190 --> 08:28.698 Moving up with the Bears, giving up loads and loads of stuff to get that first pick. 08:28.718 --> 08:29.800 You expect a little bit more. 08:32.162 --> 08:38.065 I don't know if I expected a little bit more in the first year, but you also know who David Tepper is. 08:38.585 --> 08:44.128 David Tepper is a hothead who likes things done when he likes them done. 08:45.548 --> 08:46.269 What's up, Phillip? 08:47.209 --> 08:48.090 A lot of openings. 08:48.150 --> 08:50.451 Panthers have a young QB with a huge upside. 08:50.491 --> 08:51.871 Yes, great, decent cap. 08:56.192 --> 09:07.479 David Tepper is one of those hothead owners who, I don't know if he enjoys it, but he owns several different teams over several different sports. 09:09.581 --> 09:15.505 And he's had, and I always get Frank Reich mistaken, not mistaken. 09:15.525 --> 09:17.106 I always misquote his name. 09:17.546 --> 09:23.230 I always keep saying, now I can't even think of the dude's name, but the Nebraska coach. 09:23.610 --> 09:30.074 I always say his name and mean Frank Reich, but Nebraska's coach, current coach, Matt Rule. 09:30.794 --> 09:36.938 Matt Rule's the guy I always end up saying, and he's the former coach of the Carolina Panthers. 09:37.678 --> 09:44.282 But he's fired Matt Rule, and he's fired Frank Reich, and he's only on the team for two years. 09:47.079 --> 09:47.739 What does that tell you? 09:49.140 --> 09:57.226 The dude is kind of a tyrant, and that doesn't even include other sports that he has ownership of. 09:57.827 --> 10:06.012 So Frank Reich only had 11 games, and they got him canned. 10:06.393 --> 10:08.134 So the next one. 10:09.659 --> 10:11.941 The next guy, I saw a comment. 10:12.001 --> 10:12.381 Hold on. 10:12.421 --> 10:13.502 Nope, I didn't see one. 10:13.822 --> 10:14.302 Thought I did. 10:14.683 --> 10:16.464 The next guy, Josh McDaniels. 10:16.584 --> 10:28.772 Josh McDaniels should have, in my opinion, like my opinion, should have never had the opportunity to coach professional football again. 10:31.054 --> 10:34.336 But hey, everybody's opinion is not my opinion. 10:34.656 --> 10:36.858 And shoot, my opinion is what it is. 10:37.418 --> 10:38.259 It don't mean much. 10:38.886 --> 10:41.648 It means a little bit, but not enough to matter, right? 10:42.769 --> 10:44.791 I don't own a team. 10:44.951 --> 10:51.336 I don't have $6, $7 billion to spend. 10:51.977 --> 10:52.697 These owners do. 10:53.418 --> 10:55.840 I mean, Mark Davis does. 10:57.001 --> 11:06.609 But this dude was sitting in your own division not too long ago with the Denver Broncos and then trotted Tim Tebow out there 11:08.197 --> 11:12.241 and won a playoff game with two pass attempts. 11:13.282 --> 11:14.443 That's not innovation. 11:15.565 --> 11:16.666 That's not innovation. 11:16.686 --> 11:18.047 I don't know... 11:19.076 --> 11:22.557 What Mark Davis was thinking, this dude is a tyrant. 11:22.697 --> 11:35.879 This dude is basically David Tepper, based on what I just said, the ownership of the Panthers, head coach form, and thrown with a Raiders jersey. 11:36.719 --> 11:39.540 And the Patriot way doesn't work, bro. 11:39.600 --> 11:42.680 The Patriot way does not work. 11:43.340 --> 11:47.761 And he tried to bring that into this locker room, and it just didn't work. 11:48.263 --> 11:53.289 Not only that, when Antonio, he knew who had the locker room. 11:53.349 --> 11:54.750 He knew he didn't have it anymore. 11:55.211 --> 11:56.772 So what did he do? 11:57.353 --> 12:02.999 He went and asked Antonio Pierce to, you know, reportedly. 12:03.600 --> 12:05.642 He went and asked Antonio Pierce to, you know, 12:06.403 --> 12:32.397 boost up the locker room a little bit and guess what he he he had he um antonio pierce was a member of the new york giants at that time and they beat the patriots and he gave him a pep talk about how they beat the patriots and so forth and so on and what have you mcdaniel's uh pulled him aside afterwards allegedly and said don't you ever talk about the patriots bro get out of your feelings you are a high you might 12:36.260 --> 12:37.123 Get over yourself. 12:38.627 --> 12:39.510 Get over yourself. 12:41.351 --> 12:45.754 And I'm interested to see if Josh McDaniels lands somewhere. 12:45.774 --> 12:56.820 I'm very interested to see if he lands back with the Patriots because I just don't see him anywhere else. 12:56.900 --> 13:05.625 Now, Phillip says the Raiders have talented players, 13th pick, solid cap, great situation for anybody that wants to be there. 13:06.445 --> 13:10.469 McDaniel should go back to New England as the offensive coordinator. 13:10.549 --> 13:12.330 That's an interesting concept. 13:13.532 --> 13:23.841 I'm not going to say that he should or shouldn't because we now know that Bill Belichick is now is officially going to retire as of right now. 13:24.261 --> 13:25.703 So we'll talk about that. 13:26.323 --> 13:30.286 But yeah, if it was me, I would have never hired McDaniels. 13:30.866 --> 13:36.530 You got a front row seat of this dude Endeavor when he was with Endeavor. 13:36.650 --> 13:37.650 And it didn't go well. 13:37.750 --> 13:38.711 It went two seasons. 13:39.211 --> 13:40.432 What do you think was going to happen here? 13:41.072 --> 13:42.753 But then again, people change. 13:43.234 --> 13:43.694 I get it. 13:44.034 --> 13:49.197 People deserve the opportunity to change, right? 13:49.217 --> 13:52.980 I don't think he was the one that was going to do it. 13:53.921 --> 13:56.004 I don't think he was the one that was going to do it. 13:56.044 --> 13:58.487 Let's move on to Brandon Staley. 13:58.947 --> 14:07.117 Brandon Staley, this dude here of the Los Angeles Chargers, he was a defensive coordinator for... 14:10.287 --> 14:14.088 the coaching for the LA Rams guy, if I'm not mistaken. 14:15.068 --> 14:17.888 And for me, in my opinion, he just came out of nowhere, really. 14:17.908 --> 14:27.950 Like, he just came out of nowhere and got this job over a guy that had tenure and had success in the league. 14:28.370 --> 14:39.072 And I never, from the first year under Brandon Staley, I knew that this wasn't going to work for them. 14:40.396 --> 14:41.696 Mr. Go for it on fourth. 14:42.016 --> 14:42.977 That's what I call him. 14:44.157 --> 14:44.657 Every time. 14:45.257 --> 14:45.918 Without fail. 14:47.618 --> 14:50.039 And if that's going to be your thing, make it be your thing. 14:50.099 --> 14:51.359 Just don't back down from it. 14:52.119 --> 14:54.620 If that's going to be your thing, it's your thing. 14:55.260 --> 14:55.760 That's fine. 14:56.281 --> 14:57.361 He got three seasons. 14:57.601 --> 14:58.621 It did not work out. 14:59.842 --> 15:02.142 They only made the playoffs once, and that was last year. 15:03.262 --> 15:04.943 And they have a quarterback. 15:05.578 --> 15:06.939 That's the crazy part. 15:07.800 --> 15:11.122 And I'm trying to think of the guy before him. 15:12.303 --> 15:13.163 I'm going to look it up. 15:14.184 --> 15:21.309 But the head coach before him, he was doing fine with Phillip Rivers. 15:22.630 --> 15:24.531 He was doing fine with Phillip Rivers. 15:24.671 --> 15:32.336 But the egregious part of his situation was that 15:37.393 --> 15:38.374 Oh man, I'm losing it. 15:38.414 --> 15:40.156 I don't remember who that guy is. 15:41.837 --> 15:42.458 Uh, let's see. 15:44.798 --> 15:45.478 Anthony Lynn. 15:45.619 --> 15:48.680 Anthony Lynn had a great locker room. 15:48.740 --> 15:49.781 He was doing well. 15:49.861 --> 15:51.382 Phillip Rivers then retired. 15:52.123 --> 15:55.745 Anthony Lynn had the task of moving the team forward. 15:56.825 --> 15:58.086 Wasn't able to do it. 15:58.747 --> 16:00.688 He brought in Terri Taylor. 16:01.588 --> 16:02.649 That didn't work out. 16:03.510 --> 16:07.392 Got his lung punctured with a needle with the medical staff down there in L.A. 16:07.412 --> 16:07.572 Ugh. 16:09.113 --> 16:14.577 And then Justin Herbert came in and lit the place up. 16:14.957 --> 16:17.359 He absolutely had a stellar season that year. 16:18.200 --> 16:22.843 And that was, to me, enough to get Anthony Lynn fired. 16:23.864 --> 16:25.485 It is what it is. 16:25.545 --> 16:31.849 You saw this guy in your practices every day, yet you tried to ride Taylor out here. 16:31.889 --> 16:36.693 That means you were not observing what was going on on the field. 16:37.253 --> 16:38.454 So it was egregious enough. 16:38.534 --> 16:39.615 You deserve to be fired. 16:40.096 --> 16:45.380 But Brandon Staley wasn't, shouldn't have probably been the next guy in line. 16:45.461 --> 16:49.524 Chargers, Phillips says, Chargers, elite quarterback, fifth overall draft pick. 16:49.544 --> 16:55.069 Staley should have been gone, especially giving up 27 points to the Jags in the wild card. 16:55.570 --> 17:00.474 And he mentioned Anthony Lynn because I was having trouble with the name at the time. 17:00.774 --> 17:01.395 Thank you, sir. 17:01.415 --> 17:02.756 Agreed. 17:06.377 --> 17:09.119 Justin Herbert was there the whole time. 17:09.199 --> 17:10.801 Anthony Lynn screwed that up. 17:11.801 --> 17:13.122 Brandon Staley comes in. 17:13.182 --> 17:15.544 He was a defensive coordinator. 17:16.205 --> 17:24.331 So they touted it as, hey, he knows a little bit about offense too because he has a scheme against defenses. 17:25.572 --> 17:28.815 This dude is not that great at what he did. 17:29.958 --> 17:36.041 So much so, he had, I want to say, four offensive coordinators under his reign. 17:37.602 --> 17:39.462 And that's not good. 17:39.482 --> 17:41.563 This year, he brought in Kellen Moore. 17:42.604 --> 17:43.264 That didn't work. 17:43.624 --> 17:44.465 It didn't work at all. 17:44.505 --> 17:46.265 They only made the playoffs once in three years. 17:47.406 --> 17:49.167 And when you have a guy that is 17:50.766 --> 18:06.003 arguably who has let's say has top 10 talent and i might be being a little high and that's hyperbole dude has like top seven talent justin herbert has top seven talent 18:07.407 --> 18:14.128 And he has Keenan Allen and a bunch of other receivers whose name escaped me. 18:14.188 --> 18:20.470 But for some reason, this dude right here could not pull it together. 18:21.290 --> 18:23.370 One playoff appearance is egregious. 18:24.651 --> 18:28.912 One playoff appearance with the team that you had was egregious. 18:29.872 --> 18:31.352 Let's move forward. 18:33.633 --> 18:34.893 Next one, Arthur Smith. 18:36.385 --> 19:00.162 This guy got his job as, I don't want to say he cut his teeth, but he was the offensive coordinator for the Tennessee Titans on that championship run, on that, when Tannehill and Derrick Henry, I want to say 2019, I think that was. 19:00.222 --> 19:00.762 Yes, it was, 2019. 19:02.458 --> 19:06.461 When Tannehill and Derrick Henry and them, they made the playoffs. 19:07.241 --> 19:09.082 They beat the Chiefs in the regular season. 19:10.103 --> 19:16.087 And then they came back and made it all the way to the AFC championship game and lost it there. 19:16.487 --> 19:26.934 And that's where Arthur Smith got his starting role as the head coach of the Atlanta Falcons. 19:27.734 --> 19:28.635 Now, for me, 19:30.257 --> 19:36.164 I thought Arthur Smith was going to do something significant in the NFC South. 19:36.485 --> 19:42.872 You're looking at an NFC South that had the Buccaneers, and then next thing we know, Tom Brady goes there. 19:42.932 --> 19:44.855 So they won a Super Bowl. 19:45.475 --> 19:46.176 That stinks. 19:46.937 --> 19:53.699 But after that, after Tom Brady left after that one Superbowl, it wasn't, it wasn't much after that. 19:54.499 --> 19:56.120 You should have been able to take over. 19:57.140 --> 20:02.881 Uh, you should have rebuilt on the first year and built onto that the second year. 20:03.261 --> 20:06.882 And then the third year you could, you should have taken off Falcons. 20:07.283 --> 20:10.143 Phillip says Falcons solid roster. 20:10.763 --> 20:13.704 One very good QB away from being a serious contender. 20:13.844 --> 20:15.025 Eighth pick decent cat. 20:15.905 --> 20:16.065 Um, 20:17.964 --> 20:22.666 Here's where I knew Arthur Smith was not going to be it. 20:26.227 --> 20:28.568 They drafted a running back in the first round. 20:28.608 --> 20:34.309 I think they drafted him with the number eight pick and the guy's name escapes me and it doesn't matter. 20:35.650 --> 20:38.771 Ultimately, it doesn't matter because they never used him. 20:40.094 --> 20:41.676 B. John Robinson, that's his name. 20:44.359 --> 20:51.947 B. John Robinson was one of the most talented running backs out of the draft. 20:52.067 --> 20:55.150 The most touted running back out of the draft. 20:56.789 --> 21:00.915 People were super excited about B. John during the season last season. 21:01.375 --> 21:10.027 And then he gets to Arthur Smith and you think, hey, Arthur Smith is going to tap into the things that he knows. 21:11.269 --> 21:20.174 What he did with Tennessee, especially this year in a year that you're talking about Baker Mayfield with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. 21:20.454 --> 21:29.439 You're talking about Jameis Winston and Derek Carr down with the Saints, who was another coach I don't believe in down with the Saints. 21:29.780 --> 21:32.021 We'll talk about that as another subject for another time. 21:33.661 --> 21:34.582 And then the Panthers. 21:34.882 --> 21:38.563 You're talking about the Panthers, the Bucks, and the Saints. 21:39.303 --> 21:42.965 In your division, you want to talk about mid to low. 21:43.625 --> 21:46.506 That's what we talk about with the NFC South. 21:47.306 --> 21:56.749 Arthur Smith had the opportunity to take over and win the division of the NFC South because he had the talent. 21:56.809 --> 21:58.390 In my opinion, he had the talent. 21:59.062 --> 22:00.063 He had the talent. 22:00.223 --> 22:11.292 He just wasn't utilizing it correctly, and I thought he was going to try to bring in what he knew best or what best worked for him, like Derrick Henry and Ryan Tannehill. 22:11.332 --> 22:24.883 Ryan Tannehill wasn't the greatest quarterback on earth, but they found resurgence in him from Miami and was able to make it to the AFC Championship. 22:26.164 --> 22:27.946 Him as the offensive coordinator was doing it. 22:29.261 --> 22:34.926 But I thought he was going to bring that to the Falcons. 22:34.946 --> 22:37.008 Never happened. 22:37.788 --> 22:43.713 They had a good situation down there, but he couldn't figure out which quarterback he wanted. 22:43.733 --> 22:45.975 That was a ping pong ball down there at quarterbacks. 22:46.656 --> 22:48.337 Anyway, I'm rambling. 22:48.657 --> 22:51.660 We going to keep it moving. 22:53.802 --> 22:55.103 Ronnie Rivera. 22:55.984 --> 22:57.185 Riverboat Ron. 22:58.066 --> 23:08.261 This guy here, man, I knew after it didn't take me long to realize Ron Rivera wasn't going to be the guy to lead you anywhere. 23:08.962 --> 23:12.087 It didn't take me long to realize that he wasn't going to be the dude. 23:13.066 --> 23:22.113 He got hired when Washington was the football team, and then they had that whole situation where they were getting lawsuits all over the place. 23:23.134 --> 23:25.355 And it was just a tumultuous time. 23:26.436 --> 23:32.160 At that time, Ron Rivera just, he got fired with the Panthers. 23:32.200 --> 23:36.784 And I was like, look, commanders, let's see. 23:37.384 --> 23:39.506 Second overall pick, loads of cap space. 23:39.806 --> 23:40.667 Yes, indeed. 23:41.488 --> 23:42.088 Thank you, Phillip. 23:43.703 --> 23:46.145 Commanders hired Ron Rivera. 23:46.165 --> 23:50.668 That was back with the old ownership, the tumultuous ownership. 23:51.109 --> 23:54.972 I know that's the T word that's going to keep coming up, tumultuous. 23:56.032 --> 24:05.459 But them losers down there, I can't even remember the ownership's name because it doesn't matter. 24:06.320 --> 24:17.865 But, you know, they had their storied situations, you know, their lawsuits, making cheerleaders dress up in bikinis to model for them. 24:19.866 --> 24:21.126 It was ugly down there. 24:21.266 --> 24:29.750 And Ron Rivera was down there to kind of clean it up a little bit and get this team back to winning so they can get the pressure off of the ownership. 24:30.606 --> 24:31.267 Never happened. 24:32.348 --> 24:38.034 Ron Rivera backed into the playoffs one year, backed into the playoffs one year. 24:38.074 --> 24:42.178 When I say backed in, I mean they won like eight, eight or nine games. 24:43.574 --> 24:52.299 That was, that was when the Eagles first Jalen hurts first year starting. 24:53.820 --> 24:57.562 And that was the year that Doug Peterson got fired. 24:57.622 --> 25:00.624 So whatever year that was, I want to say 2021, maybe 2020. 25:02.465 --> 25:09.009 And Ron Rivera was there to bring it, bring it, bring some positivity into a bad situation. 25:09.089 --> 25:10.650 Cause he was good with the four. 25:10.750 --> 25:11.350 I mean, with the, 25:13.922 --> 25:14.362 Panthers. 25:14.382 --> 25:15.483 I almost said the 49ers. 25:16.283 --> 25:22.185 He was good with the Panthers, but that, that was never what he brought to the Washington commanders. 25:22.245 --> 25:32.888 Like the commanders struggled to break 500 struggled, struggled when they made the playoffs, they won like nine games. 25:33.768 --> 25:40.090 And that was, I think that was before we went to a 16 or 17 game playoff. 25:40.350 --> 25:42.451 I mean, situation, if I'm not mistaken, 25:45.050 --> 25:49.671 I had better hopes for Ron Rivera than what he ended up being. 25:50.291 --> 25:54.152 And once I saw one season with him, I knew it was over. 25:54.752 --> 26:02.194 And I hated that the enemy left the chiefs to go to Washington because I knew it was a sinking ship. 26:03.314 --> 26:04.935 There was nothing short. 26:05.055 --> 26:09.536 And I said this in previous podcasts, go back and look it up. 26:09.636 --> 26:12.637 I wish I couldn't tell you exactly what podcast it was. 26:12.697 --> 26:13.797 And I might tell you next time. 26:15.151 --> 26:35.685 But there was nothing short of a Super Bowl that Ron Rivera could have done to make him keep his job Nothing Because making the playoffs wasn't enough at this point Making the playoffs wasn't enough 26:36.618 --> 26:38.139 You'd have to be more. 26:38.399 --> 26:41.441 You have to do more than just make the playoffs. 26:42.481 --> 26:54.689 OK, so I knew that Eric being me going down there and being the offensive coordinator was not going to work out in anybody's favor. 26:55.609 --> 26:57.751 Phillip says, hold on. 26:58.491 --> 27:03.295 An Eric B enemy promotion is possible to HC him and a new advisor. 27:03.355 --> 27:05.317 Rick Spillman worked together in Minnesota. 27:05.357 --> 27:05.937 Good point. 27:05.997 --> 27:06.818 Thank you for that. 27:07.358 --> 27:12.482 The odd thing though, is hiring multiple advisors just to promote a guy. 27:13.763 --> 27:20.208 I'm leaning into the possibility that Eric B enemy probably won't be in Washington. 27:20.228 --> 27:20.268 Um, 27:24.785 --> 27:25.826 And here's the thing. 27:26.706 --> 27:31.209 I think Eric B. Enemy might have to settle for a Panthers type of job. 27:32.350 --> 27:36.112 And the reason I say that, and I'm only bringing this up because you brought it up. 27:39.534 --> 27:47.499 When you talk about Eric B. Enemy as a first-time head coach who has the pedigree, has the resume... 27:49.316 --> 27:54.633 of great coaches who have gotten chance or great offensive coordinators who've gotten chances in the past. 27:57.316 --> 28:03.238 I think that he's going to have to go to a situation that's not the best and make the best of a bad thing. 28:03.818 --> 28:06.378 Make chicken salad with chicken poop. 28:07.319 --> 28:11.300 I mean, that's kind of the situation that he's probably being put in. 28:11.560 --> 28:14.481 He doesn't have that cachet as he used to. 28:15.841 --> 28:23.283 You know, he's coming off this tumultuous, this bad situation in Washington, in the nation's capital, and it's just... 28:24.383 --> 28:25.764 And he did, don't get me wrong. 28:26.645 --> 28:30.107 Sam Howell looked better than I thought he could. 28:31.608 --> 28:32.549 And that's being real. 28:33.110 --> 28:38.974 But still, ultimately, your record says a lot about what you got going on. 28:40.114 --> 28:42.176 I actually think he can get the Panthers job as well. 28:42.576 --> 28:43.977 That's the job I'm talking about. 28:44.417 --> 28:46.319 That's the job I think he's going to have to get. 28:46.339 --> 28:52.263 I think he's going to have to get that job more than any of them. 28:53.650 --> 28:56.073 I'm trying to think of who else he would get. 28:56.113 --> 28:59.537 And I think the Panthers job should be the number one on his list. 29:00.117 --> 29:09.048 Being that as there was rumors that the Panthers reached out to Jim Harbaugh, right? 29:09.168 --> 29:10.489 I think Jim is the... 29:11.110 --> 29:16.953 Michigan head coach that just won the college football championship. 29:18.173 --> 29:20.574 Jim is thinking about coming to the NFL. 29:21.995 --> 29:28.578 And I think there was a report, if I'm not mistaken, there was a report saying that Jim wanted control. 29:29.818 --> 29:31.899 That's not something the Panthers are going to give up. 29:32.879 --> 29:35.000 David Tepper is going to give up with the Panthers. 29:35.901 --> 29:36.241 So... 29:37.156 --> 29:45.303 Eric, the enemy being the rookie coach that he is, you could probably, you know, keep a little bit of control with that situation. 29:45.323 --> 29:48.286 Let's see. 29:48.666 --> 29:52.690 Watch him bring CEH to pair with Miles Sanders if he gets the Panthers gig. 29:56.368 --> 29:58.809 I mean, if you want to. 29:59.409 --> 30:01.489 Look, CEH looks different this year. 30:01.589 --> 30:05.130 He's looked different this year, but that's with less usage. 30:05.490 --> 30:07.171 And Miles Sanders is not bad. 30:07.431 --> 30:09.531 And Miles Sanders, where is Miles Sanders? 30:09.591 --> 30:16.893 Oh, he's down there with the Panthers because he got signed right after that Super Bowl run from the Eagles. 30:17.373 --> 30:18.454 But we keep it moving. 30:19.394 --> 30:20.594 We keep it moving. 30:22.915 --> 30:23.595 Mike Vrabel. 30:25.686 --> 30:30.607 Now, this is a guy who I think is a really, really, really good head coach. 30:32.128 --> 30:37.309 I thought that he, there's two mistakes that I believe Mike Vrabel made. 30:40.310 --> 30:42.930 One, he held on to the quarterback too long. 30:43.890 --> 30:46.311 Two, he held on to the running back too long. 30:47.751 --> 30:54.693 Ryan Tannehill, and I just talked to you about Arthur Smith, who was their offensive coordinator. 30:56.504 --> 31:06.172 If you're going to ask me, I'm going to say when Arthur Smith left, that's when you should have just went ahead and moved on from Tannehill, at least Tannehill. 31:06.692 --> 31:09.534 I understand not Derrick Henry because I think he won. 31:09.554 --> 31:15.358 I think he didn't get to like 2,000 yards one year. 31:16.099 --> 31:20.042 If I'm not tripping, he got to 2,000 yards like the same year that Arthur Smith left. 31:21.022 --> 31:26.464 But still, once you get to 2,000 yards, you've been shot. 31:26.604 --> 31:27.844 Look at Chris Johnson. 31:28.264 --> 31:29.044 Same team. 31:29.825 --> 31:31.045 Same dang team. 31:31.845 --> 31:34.186 Chris Johnson was electrifying. 31:34.906 --> 31:38.847 Next thing you know, he got to 2,000 yards, or I think he got close. 31:38.967 --> 31:41.948 I think he got 2,000 if I'm not tripping. 31:45.289 --> 31:46.869 Just saying he likes CEH. 31:46.909 --> 31:48.030 Yeah, I know he does. 31:52.908 --> 32:17.556 uh and so i knew when they kept derrick henry probably after that 2000 yard season they kept derrick henry a little bit too long tannahill they definitely kept too long tannahill was on borrowed time this whole time and next thing you know they still trotting him out there as a head 32:18.564 --> 32:19.284 the quarterback. 32:19.344 --> 32:26.186 And it just was time for him to go about two years ago, in my opinion, 2021 out of COVID, you know? 32:26.566 --> 32:29.987 And so they kept him too long and right. 32:30.407 --> 32:38.609 And, and Mike Vrabel was starting, was seeing success with his defense and he was seeing success a lot of places. 32:39.309 --> 32:43.510 And next thing, you know, next thing, you know, it just kind of went. 32:46.451 --> 32:46.951 Gradually. 32:48.370 --> 32:53.438 Phillip, Titans, solid young quarterback, seventh pick, loads of cap space. 32:53.658 --> 32:58.085 Vrabel could look at the Falcons even though Smith was from his staff. 32:58.866 --> 33:01.590 Or Seahawks if Dan Quinn doesn't get the job. 33:05.263 --> 33:06.683 About the Dan Quinn thing. 33:07.064 --> 33:13.428 I know he's touted, but he had his opportunity with the Falcons, and I don't know if he's going. 33:14.168 --> 33:17.570 He will get another chance, but I don't know if he should get another chance. 33:19.692 --> 33:22.594 To be fair, he did have Dimitrov, who I thought he was. 33:23.494 --> 33:26.656 Dimitrov was his GM at the time, and I thought he was an idiot. 33:27.377 --> 33:32.280 But Dan Quinn also had some dynamic offensive coordinators. 33:32.827 --> 33:33.929 When he was with Atlanta. 33:34.710 --> 33:36.012 I don't know if he'll find that again. 33:37.554 --> 33:38.175 We'll see, though. 33:38.375 --> 33:38.816 We'll see. 33:39.717 --> 33:44.945 But... But... Yeah, Mike Rabel was doing fine for like... 33:46.482 --> 33:49.783 Four years because he got hired in 2018, if I'm not mistaken. 33:50.623 --> 33:55.885 And then somewhere around 2021, just everything went to crap for him. 33:56.485 --> 34:00.287 And I will continue to say this until I'm blue in the face. 34:01.247 --> 34:06.489 I think it was because he held on to Ryan Tannehill too long and Derrick Henry. 34:07.009 --> 34:13.711 Mainly, I think it's because he held on to specifically Ryan Tannehill for far too long. 34:16.653 --> 34:20.996 That's just what I think. 34:21.136 --> 34:22.377 Thank you, Kyle Shanahan. 34:22.697 --> 34:29.342 Kyle Shanahan was his offensive coordinator, Dan Quinn's offensive coordinator in Atlanta. 34:29.803 --> 34:33.545 So we keep it moving. 34:33.705 --> 34:34.226 Next one. 34:34.726 --> 34:36.087 Now we're talking retirees. 34:36.167 --> 34:41.371 Pete Carroll just comes out and drops a bomb on everybody and says, I'm retiring. 34:43.530 --> 34:48.255 Pete Carroll was the oldest head coach, if I'm not mistaken, in the NFL. 34:48.415 --> 34:52.880 And I think he's 71 going on 72 this year. 34:52.900 --> 34:56.304 And decided it was just time. 34:57.164 --> 34:57.585 It's time. 34:59.743 --> 35:01.625 And I didn't see this coming this year. 35:01.665 --> 35:03.266 I thought it was going to be next year. 35:03.286 --> 35:06.008 I thought he was going to leave on a better note. 35:06.768 --> 35:12.692 I thought he was going to at least let Gino get through this two-year contract, three-year contract. 35:12.732 --> 35:13.873 He signed a three-year. 35:14.453 --> 35:19.737 I thought he was going to let Gino get through at least three years and see what happens after that. 35:20.377 --> 35:22.438 But he said it's time to hang it up for him. 35:22.938 --> 35:24.278 He said it's time to hang it up. 35:24.718 --> 35:25.278 Seahawks. 35:25.978 --> 35:28.779 Bill says talented roster, solid young players. 35:28.879 --> 35:29.559 And I agree. 35:31.439 --> 35:37.361 I felt like Pete Carroll was trying to recreate the Legion of Boom, and I knew that wasn't going to work. 35:37.901 --> 35:39.181 I knew it wasn't going to work. 35:39.921 --> 35:47.523 But, you know, with Jamal Adams and the kid they recently drafted, Witherspoon, and... 35:49.386 --> 35:50.847 I'm missing somebody. 35:50.987 --> 35:55.290 But I thought they were trying to recreate the Legion of Boom. 35:55.430 --> 36:02.615 And to me, when you try to recreate the glory days, it rarely works out. 36:02.675 --> 36:03.796 Let's say rarely. 36:04.236 --> 36:06.858 Not never, rarely works out. 36:07.578 --> 36:10.240 So Pete Carroll decides he's retiring. 36:10.300 --> 36:13.862 I think he had like 14 seasons as the coach. 36:14.563 --> 36:17.005 It's crazy how time flies, right? 36:17.805 --> 36:20.026 It's nuts how time flies. 36:20.406 --> 36:21.647 Yeah, 14 seasons. 36:22.527 --> 36:31.952 And it feels like just yesterday with the Reggie Bush and the can't even remember the quarterback's name. 36:32.672 --> 36:37.594 But it just feels like yesterday when that happened. 36:38.335 --> 36:41.336 And next thing you know, you're retiring 14 seasons later. 36:42.771 --> 36:51.413 Somebody said that maybe Derek, I mean, not Derek, Russell Wilson needed Pete Carroll as much as Pete Carroll needed Russell Wilson. 36:52.253 --> 36:53.134 Maybe that's the truth. 36:53.634 --> 36:54.234 We'll never know. 36:55.354 --> 36:56.594 We will never know. 36:56.614 --> 37:11.418 I haven't seen anybody come up with the, with the situation that maybe Pete Carroll wants to do the, the Denver Broncos coach. 37:14.542 --> 37:16.504 Maybe Pete Carroll wants to go to another team. 37:17.765 --> 37:21.989 I don't think that because he's he's of the golden age. 37:22.309 --> 37:23.590 He's in the golden age. 37:23.690 --> 37:25.132 Matt Leonard and Reggie Bush. 37:25.812 --> 37:31.657 I thought that was the great QB running back duo in college history, football history, in my opinion. 37:32.899 --> 37:33.279 Agreed. 37:34.008 --> 37:37.690 Matt Leinart, and it just seems like yesterday all that was happening. 37:38.330 --> 37:44.374 But now here we are 14 years later, and man, Pete Carroll's retiring. 37:45.439 --> 37:50.081 And we'll talk about, I'll talk about something else outside the lines later. 37:50.681 --> 37:53.082 But if I can remember, because sometimes I forget. 37:53.102 --> 38:08.688 Pete Carroll, 14 seasons, led the Seahawks to a Super Bowl, got to the NFC Championship one other time, created one of the greatest defenses that we've ever seen. 38:10.838 --> 38:11.638 Salute to a legend. 38:11.818 --> 38:13.939 Salute to a legend in Pete Carroll. 38:13.999 --> 38:27.922 We're going to miss seeing him chew 16 pieces of bubble yum with a big jaw of bubble yum running down the sidelines screaming at players and referees. 38:28.343 --> 38:29.083 We're going to miss that. 38:30.143 --> 38:33.364 So it's going to be interesting to see who he has next. 38:34.064 --> 38:37.405 But let's see the last one who we have. 38:39.508 --> 38:49.873 I saw today that Bill Belichick and Robert Kraft have decided that it's best that Bill moves on. 38:52.154 --> 38:55.616 And I don't know if this is just retirement. 38:56.456 --> 39:03.100 I don't know if it's him moving on to another team, but he will not be a Patriot anymore. 39:05.001 --> 39:05.881 And I'm going to tell you, 39:07.398 --> 39:10.821 I thought I'd be super excited about this day. 39:11.502 --> 39:25.916 But honestly, it just means, what it has me doing, seeing Pete Carroll retire, seeing Bill Belichick retire, it has me thinking like, dude, time has flown by. 39:25.936 --> 39:26.997 24 seasons, 2,000. 39:31.904 --> 39:37.209 24 seasons, yeah, 2000 or maybe before that. 39:37.710 --> 39:38.430 I can't even remember. 39:38.991 --> 39:46.397 But time has really flown by because 2003 does not seem that long ago. 39:47.238 --> 39:47.699 It doesn't. 39:48.639 --> 39:52.403 Patriots, loads of cap space, third pick. 39:54.651 --> 39:59.254 It does not seem like it's been 24 years, but it has been. 39:59.974 --> 40:05.157 And Bill Belichick was dominant in his time. 40:06.378 --> 40:11.441 And people are always going to say he was nothing without Brady. 40:14.283 --> 40:18.125 Just because Brady was able to win one without him. 40:19.606 --> 40:23.909 It would have meant more to me if Brady was able to win more than one without him. 40:24.878 --> 40:30.600 But it is what it is. 40:30.620 --> 40:36.222 I'm not a Patriots fan, so I'm not going to be able to give him the flowers that he probably deserves. 40:36.342 --> 40:39.663 But this is the passing of a torch. 40:40.123 --> 40:41.963 We are seeing all the old guys leave. 40:42.023 --> 40:43.884 And one thing this does is make me 40:46.260 --> 40:52.846 think about the future with the Chiefs because Andy Reid's not too far away from Bill Belichick. 40:52.986 --> 40:55.848 And people say, oh, he's not as old as Bill. 40:56.529 --> 40:57.069 He's not. 40:57.910 --> 40:58.631 No, he's not. 40:59.431 --> 41:04.536 But I don't know if it's going to be as far behind as we think. 41:05.837 --> 41:07.979 As far behind as we think. 41:08.219 --> 41:08.339 Now, 41:10.146 --> 41:12.427 I think we're over that part. 41:13.587 --> 41:15.587 We'll see who gets hired at these positions. 41:16.647 --> 41:18.368 People are already playing ding dong. 41:18.388 --> 41:19.788 The witch is dead. 41:20.848 --> 41:23.249 Both the NFL and the CFB. 41:23.409 --> 41:24.889 Let's talk about Nick Saban. 41:24.949 --> 41:26.890 Nick Saban decides to retire too. 41:27.590 --> 41:30.171 We're talking about the passing of the torch. 41:30.251 --> 41:33.771 There's a lot of this happening right now. 41:34.331 --> 41:36.752 It's time for the next generation to take over. 41:38.018 --> 41:43.160 The older generation is finally letting go, and we're finally able to take over. 41:43.240 --> 41:46.942 So we'll see how this works out to move forward. 41:47.102 --> 41:50.944 Quickly now, we don't have too much time. 41:50.964 --> 41:51.904 Let's look at the playoffs. 41:53.085 --> 42:05.030 So the AFC, playoff seeding, the AFC, the Ravens, the Bills, the Chiefs, the Texans, the Browns, the Dolphins, the Steelers all have their playoff spots. 42:08.026 --> 42:12.090 And I'm shocked that the Texans were able to win the AFC South. 42:12.630 --> 42:13.331 That's crazy. 42:13.831 --> 42:15.773 Jags messed up a lot of stuff. 42:16.694 --> 42:21.238 Um, the 49ers for the NFC, the 49ers won number one seat. 42:21.458 --> 42:25.381 The Cowboys, the lions, the bucks, the Eagles, the Rams, and the Packers. 42:26.002 --> 42:27.283 Now, um, 42:30.269 --> 42:31.451 I had something here. 42:31.471 --> 42:31.871 There we go. 42:32.412 --> 42:40.862 Here's the setup for the bracket that is the 2023-2024 playoffs. 42:40.942 --> 42:42.104 Baltimore's that one seed. 42:42.144 --> 42:42.965 They got the bye. 42:43.005 --> 42:44.306 San Francisco's the one seed. 42:44.346 --> 42:45.187 They got their bye. 42:45.768 --> 42:47.289 So Houston faces Cleveland. 42:47.869 --> 42:49.410 Kansas City faces Miami. 42:49.770 --> 42:51.451 Buffalo faces Pittsburgh. 42:52.091 --> 42:55.213 Tampa faces Philadelphia, which is OK. 42:56.153 --> 42:57.474 Every one of these has a storyline. 42:57.554 --> 42:59.375 Detroit faces the Rams. 42:59.895 --> 43:01.176 Dallas faces Green Bay. 43:01.836 --> 43:06.779 Everybody says I've been seeing all over the place that the NFL is rigged. 43:07.979 --> 43:08.900 I don't agree with that. 43:09.660 --> 43:10.541 I don't agree with that. 43:10.801 --> 43:13.302 But Houston playing Cleveland. 43:14.571 --> 43:16.472 The team that got rid of Deshaun Watson. 43:16.953 --> 43:18.814 Deshaun Watson is now in Cleveland. 43:19.014 --> 43:23.598 He's not playing because he's injured, but still, it's a thing. 43:24.138 --> 43:27.681 Kansas City, they played in the regular season. 43:27.881 --> 43:31.144 Kansas City and Miami played in the regular season over in Germany. 43:32.084 --> 43:45.710 Um, and what I think it's four, four players that are currently with the Miami dolphins that have been with the chiefs at one point or another, that's not to include coaching staff. 43:46.731 --> 43:52.033 And so this could be their revenge game and Buffalo versus Pittsburgh. 43:52.373 --> 44:00.437 Can Buffalo stick around and be the guys that they have been keep their winning streak going against the Steelers who have been, uh, 44:02.054 --> 44:03.014 Ify all year. 44:04.355 --> 44:05.275 Ify all year. 44:05.535 --> 44:10.196 Phillip says it is expected to be a wind chill of negative 30 degrees at Arrowhead Saturday. 44:10.276 --> 44:10.837 No, thanks. 44:11.357 --> 44:12.157 I will not be there. 44:12.737 --> 44:15.938 OK, for the NFC, San Francisco gets the number one seed. 44:16.058 --> 44:20.920 Tampa Bay, Philadelphia, Tampa Bay and Philadelphia. 44:20.940 --> 44:28.442 I feel like if in the last three years they played each other, the last two years for sure, they got beat by Tampa. 44:30.022 --> 44:35.447 Philadelphia got beat by Tampa in Jalen Hurts' first year playing, starting. 44:36.567 --> 44:39.129 And that was Tampa going to the Super Bowl. 44:39.690 --> 44:43.893 And then Philadelphia beat Tampa on the way to the Super Bowl. 44:45.414 --> 44:48.675 Year after that and that was last year this year. 44:48.915 --> 45:12.123 They play each other again Baker Mayfield versus Jalen hurts so forth so on and what have you Detroit versus the Rams that means Matthew Stafford the first son of Detroit goes home Ye we'll see how that works out Dallas and Green Bay We already Mike McCarthy Bowl. 45:12.143 --> 45:12.163 I 45:13.752 --> 45:15.013 The Mike McCarthy Bowl. 45:16.133 --> 45:26.859 So, you know, you'll see all over the place that everybody's got, oh, the NFL is rigged because there's so much storylines with all these teams. 45:27.260 --> 45:29.841 Honestly, the teams are so intertwined. 45:30.241 --> 45:31.642 Everybody's hiring everybody. 45:31.722 --> 45:34.264 You could have a storyline in any of these games. 45:34.364 --> 45:35.404 For real, for real. 45:35.945 --> 45:36.825 For real, for real. 45:37.385 --> 45:38.146 It's a thing. 45:38.766 --> 45:42.809 So, you see, these are the seeds. 45:43.956 --> 45:45.898 We about to get it on this Saturday. 45:45.918 --> 45:51.924 The Chiefs and the, oh man, you almost had me lying. 45:52.405 --> 45:56.369 The Chiefs and the Dolphins is the game I'm looking at. 45:57.470 --> 45:59.092 And let's look at this schedule again. 45:59.614 --> 46:02.235 Actually, I had the schedule somewhere, but don't worry about it. 46:03.715 --> 46:09.337 Please, if you want to get some of these games, you're going to have to subscribe to some services. 46:10.118 --> 46:16.420 Peacock is the one that you got to see if you're out of the market, out of the Kansas City market to get the Chiefs game. 46:16.440 --> 46:19.641 Let's see. 46:19.981 --> 46:20.821 Got a comment here. 46:20.921 --> 46:23.022 Four former Chiefs return. 46:23.062 --> 46:25.923 Tyreek Hill, Justin Houston, Melvin Ingram, and Emmanuel Agba. 46:26.563 --> 46:26.803 Yes. 46:29.770 --> 46:33.961 You're going to have for this week, you're going to have to you're going to have to. 46:35.996 --> 46:48.207 Make sure that you, if you're out of the Kansas City market, you're going to have to download Peacock, sign up for their trial, and then either pay the $5.99 or sign up for the trial. 46:48.867 --> 46:49.648 It is what it is. 46:51.009 --> 46:53.451 And that's the NFL going to the highest bidder. 46:53.571 --> 46:54.913 They're doing whatever. 46:55.533 --> 46:57.315 But we keep it moving. 46:58.476 --> 46:59.797 And I thank you all. 47:00.759 --> 47:01.600 for rocking with me. 47:02.101 --> 47:03.222 It's been a long season. 47:03.402 --> 47:12.212 I had to take some time off to make sure I handle the family or whatever, but I appreciate you rocking with me all season. 47:12.252 --> 47:14.976 I'll be here all throughout the playoffs. 47:15.576 --> 47:17.038 Hopefully my boys make it. 47:17.098 --> 47:18.380 If they don't, it is what it is. 47:20.550 --> 47:31.683 Again, this is the 100-yard dash where I'm covering the NFL from end zone to end zone and all 100 yards between that. 47:32.084 --> 47:32.504 Hold on. 47:32.564 --> 47:33.025 Let's see. 47:33.205 --> 47:36.489 It will also be showed in KC on Channel 41. 47:37.190 --> 47:37.911 Thank you, sir. 47:38.723 --> 47:39.544 much obliged. 47:39.964 --> 47:46.569 Phillip Magruder, that's my co-worker over at Chiefs Focus, so definitely go check him out. 47:47.029 --> 47:48.210 Has all the stats. 47:48.530 --> 47:51.132 We'll be doing a draft later on this year. 47:51.672 --> 47:59.898 Please download PSF up in this corner here, Pro Sports Fans app, and we talk. 48:00.319 --> 48:07.003 It's like the Manning cast, but it's regular people, and you can get on there, say what you want, talk what you want. 48:07.063 --> 48:07.183 We 48:08.104 --> 48:11.867 We go at it on Sundays and Saturdays and whatever days that the Chiefs play. 48:12.568 --> 48:14.009 And they have all 32 teams. 48:14.489 --> 48:18.092 So thank you all for listening. 48:18.753 --> 48:21.915 Again, postseason, I'm still going to be here. 48:21.975 --> 48:22.936 So come back. 48:23.376 --> 48:24.677 I appreciate everybody. 48:24.697 --> 48:29.821 And I think that's all I got. 48:29.861 --> 48:31.683 So deuces.

Talking further about why Telesco was fired and go over all his history as a GM. Let's goooo!! #Chargers #NFL #tomtelesco In this video, we take a look at the 11-year tenure of Tom Telesco as the general manager of the Los Angeles Chargers. Telesco was hired in 2013 and was responsible for drafting and signing some of the team's best players, such as Justin Herbert, Keenan Allen, Joey Bosa, Derwin James, and Austin Ekeler. He also made some savvy trades and free agent acquisitions, such as bringing in Chris Harris Jr., Linval Joseph, and Jared Cook. However, Telesco also had his share of misses and mistakes, such as drafting Mike Williams, Forrest Lamp, Jerry Tillery, and Kenneth Murray in the first round, failing to address the offensive line and the secondary for years, and letting go of Philip Rivers, Melvin Gordon, Hunter Henry, and Casey Hayward. He also hired and fired three head coaches in his tenure: Mike McCoy, Anthony Lynn, and Brandon Staley. We will examine the good, the bad, and the ugly of Telesco's 11 years at the helm of the Chargers, and how his decisions shaped the team's fortunes and failures. We will also discuss whether he deserved to be fired along with Staley after the team's humiliating 63-21 loss to the Raiders in Week 15 of the 2023 season. If you enjoyed this video Tackle that Like button and Subscribe for more of the best Chargers content from the Legenday Bolt Bros. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJ87YkBeHPdChl2JYwbGfjg?sub_confirmation=1 The most legendary brothers you know so well return for another video about the Los Angeles Chargers! Be sure to like and subscribe for more content for the Chargers! Social Media Links: https://www.Beacons.ai/boltbros https://discord.gg/mrGhTaybzd https://www.riverslake.org/ Bolt Bros Merch! https://nflshop.k77v.net/Ry9ymX https://www.boltbros.live/merch https://forms.gle/vp8sJeDkNr2XpdKW8 #losangeles #sandiego --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bolt-bros-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bolt-bros-podcast/support

49ers star running back Christian McCaffrey sits down with Greg Papa to reflect on his last performance at SoFi and pull back the curtain on Bobby Turner and Anthony Lynn's run gameSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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JP Finlay, Mitch Tischler and Pete Hailey open this Washington Football Talk by celebrating the many achievements of Bobby Beathard, the legendary Washington executive who died earlier this week. After reflecting on Beathard, the guys then transition into a conversation about Anthony Lynn, who is the latest offensive coordinator candidate to interview with the Commanders. JP, for one, thinks Lynn is a legit possibility for the gig. From there, they launch into a celebration(?) of the franchise's rebrand, which occurred exactly one year ago. In this portion of the program, JP, Mitch and Pete hand out superlatives ranging from Best Storyline to Worst Off-Field Moment. And, to close, you'll hear JP's interview with Joe Pompliano, a sports business analyst, as the two of them chat about various aspects of Washington's transition to the Commanders — and if another transition could soon happen, too. If you like podcasts where you learn about another pursuit that Beathard dominated in aside from football and JP gets to further express his love for Major Tuddy, then this is the episode for you. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

17:23 - Commanders: a tribute to Bobby Beathard, including why he is the greatest executive in Washington, D.C.-sports history 23:31 - Commanders: react to Ron Rivera conducting an in-person interview of Anthony Lynn in California in the Commanders' offensive-coordinator search, making a certain criticism of Rivera look even more foolish 30:37 - Guest: sports-business expert George Perry, who is a professor at the George Mason University School of Business and is a former Redskins business executive, on the Commanders' rebrand on its one-year anniversary, including where the team has gone wrong, what has made the rebrand especially challenging, whether new ownership of the team should ditch Commanders and engage in another rebrand for the team, whether Dan Snyder could have stood his ground and kept the name Redskins, the truth about Snyder as a marketer and more 54:36 - Georgetown Basketball: analysis of a 63-53 loss to Creighton Visit PaulsonAndNace.com and tell Paulson & Nace that Al Galdi sent ya! Download the Hiatus app by going to Hiatus.App Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2/2 Hour 1   2:00 Show Open 10:30 Bobby Beathard 20:00 Ron Rivera meeting with Anthony Lynn 34:00 Sports Page

2/2 Hour 4   1:00 Jason La Canfora 21:00 Rock n Roll HOF nominees 35:00 Cakes Called the Anthony Lynn meet

2.2.23 Charley Casserly, Former Washington GM, joins to remember Bobby Beathard following his passing. Kevin reacts to Anthony Lynn getting an official interview for the Offensive Coordinator for the Commanders. Kevin on where Washington ranks among "QB needy" teams. 

The Athletic's Ben Standig is talking NFL Draft from Mobile, Ala., site of the annual Senior Bowl. Guest: The Athletic's NFL Draft analyst Nick Baumgardner. After Ben opens the show with notes on the overall draft class (meh), the offensive coordinator search (Anthony Lynn new favorite?), and what Tom Brady's retirement means for the Commanders' QB options, Nick enters (20:34). Offensive line and cornerback standouts. Draft risers. How Nick views Washington's evaluation process. More.

Hour 3 - 00:00 - NFL Offensive Coordinator Openings 18:15 - Ben White From Politico 32:08 - The Commanders Are Interviewing Anthony Lynn For OC

The Washington Commanders have entered week three of the search for a new offensive coordinator and the list of potential candidates is growing. Logan Paulsen and Craig Hoffman take a look at some of the bigger names, this time Anthony Lynn. Logan points out that it seems that Ron Rivera is looking at ex-runningback coaches to bring in as an OC. Craig points out that Lynn is a good choice because his head coaching history would give him a broader look at the game and the ability to bring in more good talent. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hour 4 - 00:00 - Commanders Fans Do You Want Anthony Lynn or Eric Bieniemy as OC? 16:35 - Lynn or Bieniemy Calls 30:32  - Heard It Here First 

Scott recaps his trip to Vikings vs. Giants. Ryan Lindley was promoted to SDSU Offensive Coordinator. Brandon Staley fires another assistant and confirms he will not be fired. Support the show: http://Kaplanandcrew.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.