Podcasts about Asante Samuel

Shaq, Scartelli, and Dan discuss media reactions to Cam Newton's release, more dubious material from Volin and Bedard, Asante Samuel's heel turn, look ahead to the new season, and share their memories of David Patten, #OOTG.  

HOUR 3: Asante Samuel vs Bill Belichick (which all the noise comes from Samuel); RIP David Patten; Tom Brady speaks passionately on NFL rules evolution, one that Tom does not like. 9-3-21 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 3: Greg and the crew speculate on Asante Samuel's comments on Bill Belichick.  Greg and the crew asks if Bill Belichick needs to win a Superbowl without Brady to prove himself?     See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Asante Samuel had some WILD words for Bill Belichick. Is Belichick overrated, or disrespected?? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bryson explains why Cam Newton only has himself to blame for losing the starting quarterback job in New England to Mac Jones, and what's next for the former MVP, as well as why there won't be any market for Ben Simmons among championship contending teams. He also grudgingly predicts his Tennessee Vols' football schedule ahead of their season opener, why Mike James and Kevin Durant are dead wrong on Kyrie Irving's skill, and why Asante Samuel is right about Bill Belichick deficiencies as a head coach. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bryson-carver/message

Hour 1- Chris Sale faced his first real test last night and the Red Sox got the job done. Is Chris Sale the key to the Red Sox making a postseason push?  Asante Samuel spews some takes about Bill Belichick that could not be more wrong.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chris and Rob take former New England Patriots defensive back Asante Samuel to task for saying that Bill Belichick would be 'just another coach' without Tom Brady, and discuss why it's totally acceptable - and expected - for NFL coaches to consider a fringe player's vaccination status when making their final roster cuts. Plus, former Patriots running back Jonas Gray swings by to discuss what it was like playing in New England, the notion that Belichick is 'coldblooded' when it comes to roster moves, and much more! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Chris and Rob take former New England Patriots defensive back Asante Samuel to task for saying that Bill Belichick would be 'just another coach' without Tom Brady, discuss if Quinn Ewers' $1.4 million NIL deal could cause a rift between him and his Ohio State teammates given that he's not even a starter, and tell us why Cam Newton would make sense as the backup quarterback to Dak Prescott in Dallas. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

00:00 Problem with Asante Samuel's criticism of Bill Belichick? 21:03 Reacting to Urban Meyer's comments 34:00 Should Cowboys consider signing Cam to be Dak's backup? 42:34 Are Baker's Browns a legit thread to Chiefs in AFC? 54:00 Bucky Brooks joins the show 1:09:50 Will Deshaun Watson rumors be a distraction for Dolphins? 1:19:47 Should 76ers keep Ben Simmons and move on from Joel Embiid? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hour 2 – Topics: The latest issue with the Mets and other looks around MLB, Asante Samuel’s comments on Bill Belichick, NBA vaccine issues, and Wisconsin freshmen dismissed from team won’t affect Penn State game.

Big O looks at the comments made by Asante Samuel

Max Kellerman, Sam Acho and Asante Samuel discuss Bill Belichick without Brady. Plus, Max Kellerman's last episode on First Take.

Max Kellerman, Sam Acho and Asante Samuel discuss Bill Belichick without Brady. Plus, Max Kellerman's last episode on First Take.

(0:00) Zolak & Bertrand, with Beetle out and Christian Arcand holding down headlines, are joined by Albert Breer as we dive into how tough the AFC East will be moving forward and Malcolm Butler's retirement. (9:58) We react to Asante Samuel's comments about Bill Belichick releasing Cam Newton. (23:25) The guys discuss Urban Meyer's comments about players' vaccination status impacting his cuts and the NFLPA opening up an investigation against the Jaguars. (33:07) We go back and forth on our expectations for Mac Jones this season.

Temporada 2021. Videocolumna 14. www.pausadelosdosminutos.com El podcast semanal de información, análisis y opinión de Los Angeles Chargers con Diego Sotres. Todos los miércoles a las 8 pm EN VIVO por YouTube y por LinkedIn de Pausa de los Dos Minutos. Los temas de hoy: * Análisis del segundo partido de pretemporada vs los 49ers. * Quarterback de segundo equipo, Easton Stick. * El novato Asante Samuel Jr. logra una intercepción. * Próximo juego de pretemporada: de visita ante Seattle Seahawks, sábado 28 de agosto, 9:00 pm CDMX. #NFL #NFL2021 #NFLMX #NFLMexicoFans #BoltUp #Chargers #TodalaNFLenP2M

Richard Sherman releases a statement and pleads not guilty, but what does his situation do to his post-player career? Emanuel Moseley working in the community with his foundation. Former 49ers WR and return man Ted Ginn retires. Was second round pick Aaron Banks a fallback option in the draft? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Inside The Birds: Former Eagles Offensive Lineman Todd Herremans Talks State Of Birds OL, Left Tackle Battle ► DealDash • Use promo code ITB or THIS LINK for 100 FREE bids with your first purchase of bids! ► DraftKings • Use promo code ITB to get a special NEW USER promotion and to check out all of the other great odds and promotions DraftKings Sportsbook offers! www.draftkings.com ► Sky Motor Cars • Visit www.skymotorcars.com and tell them Adam and Geoff sent you! Retiring Daily News football columnist Paul Domowitch reflects on his 39-year covering sports, including decades of covering the Eagles along with other characters along the way – Al Davis, Buddy Ryan, Andy Reid, Asante Samuel, and others. ► Follow our Podcast on Twitter: https://twitter.com/InsideBirds ► Follow Geoff Mosher on Twitter: https://twitter.com/geoffmoshernfl ► Follow Adam Caplan on Twitter: https://twitter.com/caplannfl How to access our FULL Podcast: APPLE: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... STITCHER: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/anch... SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/6OiCYiv... NFL insider veterans take an in-depth look that no other show can offer! Be sure to subscribe to stay up to date with the latest news, rumors, and discussions. For more, be sure to check out our official website: https://www.insidethebirds.com

Inside The Birds: Veteran Philadelphia Daily News Columnist Paul Domowitch Reflects On Storied Career, Al Davis, Asante Samuel, Super Bowl 52 ► DealDash • Use promo code ITB or THIS LINK for 100 FREE bids with your first purchase of bids! ► DraftKings • Use promo code ITB to get a special NEW USER promotion and to check out all of the other great odds and promotions DraftKings Sportsbook offers! www.draftkings.com ► Sky Motor Cars • Visit www.skymotorcars.com and tell them Adam and Geoff sent you! Retiring Daily News football columnist Paul Domowitch reflects on his 39-year covering sports, including decades of covering the Eagles along with other characters along the way – Al Davis, Buddy Ryan, Andy Reid, Asante Samuel, and others. ► Follow our Podcast on Twitter: https://twitter.com/InsideBirds ► Follow Geoff Mosher on Twitter: https://twitter.com/geoffmoshernfl ► Follow Adam Caplan on Twitter: https://twitter.com/caplannfl How to access our FULL Podcast: APPLE: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... STITCHER: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/anch... SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/6OiCYiv... NFL insider veterans take an in-depth look that no other show can offer! Be sure to subscribe to stay up to date with the latest news, rumors, and discussions. For more, be sure to check out our official website: https://www.insidethebirds.com

1. Broncos -In a move that will be scrutinized indefinitely, the Broncos, like the Panthers and Lions before them, decided to pass on Justin Fields and instead used their first-round pick on Alabama CB Patrick Surtain II. Despite the metaphorical black eye that could result from this decision, Surtain is a high-floor/high-ceiling prospect. Based on the numbers he put up at his Pro Day, he profiles very similarly to Derwin James athletically. Just how high is Patrick Surtain’s ceiling? The Broncos have a pretty crowded corner room right now with Bryce Callahan, Kyle Fuller, and Ronald Darby. And yesterday, Vic Fangio said he plans to try Surtain out on the boundary and in the slot. Does he start Week 1, and if so, at which spot? -Just like his former team did in 2017 with Dalvin Cook, George Paton traded up a few spots in the second round to take a RB in Javonte Williams from North Carolina. Williams was considered to be THE best RB in this draft by Doug Farrar and Mark Schofield. Many believe you shouldn’t draft a running back in the draft until day three unless that back is an extra special talent. What makes Javonte Williams such a talent and do you see him eventually surpassing Melvin Gordon as the guy in the Broncos backfield this season? -In the third round, the Broncos traded back twice and got both of the Saints compensatory picks. They spent the second one of those picks on Ohio State LB Baron Browning. Browning was viewed MUCH highly on Draft Twitter than in the NFL, in large part due to the fact of the uncertainty of what position to play him at. While the Broncos intend to try him out at ILB first, some think he can be a very good pass rusher of the EDGE. At which spot do YOU believe is Baron Browning’s best possible bet for success in the NFL? 2. Chargers -The Chargers began the draft with one of those potential steals as Rashawn Slater fell into their lap at 13 overall. I believe one of the reasons why he fell is that many, if not most in the NFL see him as a better fit at guard than at tackle. Daniel Jeremiah also said he would be a Zach Martin All Pro-level kind of player inside. That said, his responsibility from the start will be protecting Justin Herbert’s blindside at LT. How good (or great) can Rashawn Slater be at tackle for the Chargers? -In the second round at 47 overall, the Chargers perhaps got an even bigger steal with Asante Samuel, Jr. He is arguably a spitting image of his All Pro father (Asante Sr.) with his impressive ball skills, physicality, and click-and-close ability. He’s arguably the most tailor-made cornerback for Brandon Staley’s defense. How special can he be in this system? Can he be as good as a boundary corner and a slot corner despite his height? -With the first of their two third-round picks, the Chargers picked WR Josh Palmer of Tennessee. Eric Galko, the new director of the East/West Shrine Game, considered him a top-10 WR in the draft. Your colleague at MHH Erick Trickel was also a big fan of Palmer’s. Do you see Josh Palmer becoming the Chargers third WR in 11 personnel packages at some point this season? 3. Raiders -Several people, myself included, accused the Raiders of a massive reach with their selection of Alabama OT Alex Leatherwood with the 17th overall pick. However, most of us thought they reached on Kolton Miller in 2018, and now Miller is an above-average NFL left tackle who just got rewarded with a healthy extension. As flawed as Leatherwood is, he is far more polished coming into the NFL than Kolton Miller was. Do you think Alex Leatherwood proves those naysayers wrong as well?

BOLT UP, torcida do Chargers! Ligando o disjuntor para o trigésimo sétimo episódio do podcast Alta Boltagem, Guilherme Bana e Giovani Natal analisam as escolhas do Chargers no Draft de 2021! Mencionados no episódio Alta Boltagem Podcast 034 – Os offensive tackles no Draft 2021; Alta Boltagem Podcast 035 – Os cornerbacks no Draft 2021 Alta Boltagem Podcast 036 - Preparativos finais do Draft 2021 Artes de Johnny Silva Siga no Twitter para acompanhar as notícias sobre o Chargers: @BoltsBrasil See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode Notes The Compas recap and grade the Chargers' three Day 2 picks, including Asante Samuel Jr.

On the final full episode before the NFL Draft, Matt Parrino and Ryan Talbot discuss some final thoughts on what the Bills might do in the NFL Draft. They talk about some wish list targets and who might be the best fits for the Bills at 30. Then it's on to Parrino's final mock draft and how he arrives at the decision to trade down from 30. Who did he make the deal with? Tune in and check it out!Shout!" A Buffalo Bills football podcast is available on Apple, Spotify, Google, Stitcher, Acast and wherever you listen to podcasts.Follow @MattParrino (https://twitter.com/MattParrino) and @RyanTalbotBills (https://twitter.com/RyanTalbotBills) on TwitterFind our Bills coverage wherever you like to consume social media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/buffalobillsnyupFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/buffalobillsnyupTwitter: https://twitter.com/billsupdatesFor all your Bills coverage head to https://www.syracuse.com/buffalo-bills/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

1. Barring an unprecedented last minute surprise, the Jets are heavily expected to take BYU QB Zach Wilson with the #2 overall pick. Some respected voices on Draft Twitter, however, believe the Jets are making a mistake by taking Zach Wilson over Justin Fields. Do you share that view? And if you do, for the sake of playing Devil’s Advocate, why do you think the Jets love Wilson more? 2. Speaking of Justin Fields, it may be the worst kept secret in the NFL that Bill Belichick has the hots for the Ohio State QB. It just seems inevitable to many, including myself, he will make a move up the board to either seven or eight and take him. Should these assumptions come to fruition, does Justin Fields immediately make the Patriots AFC East contenders again? 3. The Miami Dolphins have a pretty tough decision at the sixth overall spot. As Tony Pauline of Pro Football Network reported, they are debating between Jaylen Waddle and Penei Sewell. Although the Dolphins SORELY need more playmakers and the temptation to reunite Tua Tagovailoa with one of his favorite college targets is understandable, the Dolphins offensive line isn’t in a pretty situation either, especially at tackle. Furthermore, they unloaded Ereck Flowers to Washington today and it was reported they plan to kick Robert Hunt inside to guard. And given the fact that Tua isn’t even two years removed from that freakish hip injury, the incentive to keep him upright may be higher than that to give him another weapon. What would you do if you were Chris Grier and Brian Flores? 4. When it comes to the Bills, they have their eyes on two needs early in the draft, EDGE and RB. Yesterday, Todd McShay reported that the Bills may be eyeing a trade up to the early 20’s to take a running back. And that makes sense to me given the fact most around the NFL expect the Steelers to select Alabama’s Najee Harris at 24, should he be available. In the grander scheme of things, however, I am 100% against taking a running back in the first round. But to play Devil’s Advocate, I can understand the Bills thinking here because after the first three RB’s (Harris, Travis Etienne and Javonte Williams), there’s a steep dropoff. Whereas at EDGE, it is a much deeper class and you can get someone of good quality on day two. What should the Bills top priority be in your view? 5. Jets Mock Draft -1 (2): Zach Wilson -1 (23): Alijah Vera-Tucker -2 (34): Javonte Williams -3 (66): Joseph Ossai -3 (86): Paulson Adebo 6. Patriots Mock Draft -1 (15): Trey Lance -2 (46): Asante Samuel, Jr. -3 (96): Divine Deablo 7. Dolphins Mock Draft -1 (6): Penei Sewell -1 (18): Rashod Bateman -2 (36): Najee Harris -2 (50): Carlos Basham -3 (81): Chazz Surratt 8. Bills Mock Draft -1 (30): Jayson Oweh -2 (61): Dyami Brown -3 (93): Jay Tufele

Readyforthedraft.com's Gregg Schutze shares his passion for the NFL draft and takes you on a journey leading up to the 2021 NFL Draft. Episode 32 takes a look at the secondary as Gregg breaks down the CB and Safety prospects. Who is the top CB prospect - Patrick Surtain II? Caleb Farley? Jaycee Horn? Where does Greg Newsome II fit in the conversation? And who tops the second group of corners that includes Eric Stokes, Kelvin Joseph, Ifeatu Melifonwu, Tyson Campbell, Asante Samuel, Jr., Aaron Robinson, Elijah Molden and Rodarius Williams? After not seeing a Safety drafted in Round 1 in last year's draft, will Trevon Moehrig be the safety to hear his name called on Thursday? And where will Richie Grant, Jevon Holland and Andre Cisco come off the board on Day 2? And then there's Jamar Johnson, Tyree Gillespie, James Wiggins, Divine Deablo, Caden Sterns, Darrick Forrest and Damar Hamlin who all have a chance to come off the board by the end of Round 5. This is also the first of four straight episodes being released the week of the draft leading up to Draft day on Thursday night. Stay tuned for two straight days of taking a look at the team needs for all 32 franchises as well as Gregg's final mock 1st Round and a final "By the Numbers" segment.

1. It is a VERY exciting time to be a Jacksonville Jaguars fan. Not only do the Jaguars possess the #1 overall pick in the draft (which they will use to select Trevor Lawrence, arguably the most coveted QB prospect since Andrew Luck), they have four picks in the top-50 alone. Should the Jags get two immediate contributors to go alongside Trevor Lawrence in this draft, could they contend for a wild card playoff spot (if not the AFC South title) this season? 2. Trevor Lawrence’s recent interview with Sports Illustrated’s Michael Rosenberg has drawn quite some scrutiny. I personally disagree that the comments Lawrence himself made were a red flag, but if there was one small concern I had from Rosenberg’s piece, it was Joey King, Trevor Lawrence’s high school football coach, saying that Trevor Lawrence would “be fine” if he quit playing football tomorrow. If you’re the Jaguars, how much of a red flag, if any, would Coach King’s comments raise? 3. The Houston Texans not only have the worst roster in the entire NFL right now, they are arguably THE worst run franchise in all of pro sports. And another painful symbol that reflects both distinctions is them only having one pick in the entire top-100 in this draft…and it’s a pick that does not happen until early in the third round at 67 overall. What would be the most optimal way for first-year GM Nick Caserio and rookie head coach David Culley to approach this draft? 4. When it comes to the Colts, they are a team that is not particularly great at one single thing, but very good at many (if not) most things. They are rolling the dice on Carson Wentz to help them take the next big step forward, but they need help elsewhere as well. What should the Colts main priorities be in the draft? 5. As far as the Titans are concerned, most mock drafts have them addressing that gaping hole at edge rusher in the first round. That said, the Titans passing attack took a bit of a hit in free agency with the departure of Jonnu Smith and Corey Davis. Do you think the Titans will seriously consider an offensive playmaker at 22, or do you think it’s pretty much “EDGE or bust” for them? 6. Jaguars Mock Draft -1 (1): Trevor Lawrence -1 (25): Alijah Vera-Tucker -2 (33): Terrace Marshall, Jr. -2 (45): Pat Freiermuth -3 (65): Richie Grant 7. Texans Mock Draft -3 (67): Tyson Campbell 8. Colts Mock Draft -1 (21): Kwity Paye -2 (54): Jalen Mayfield 9. Titans Mock Draft -1 (22): Samuel Cosmi -2 (53): Asante Samuel, Jr. -3 (85): Tylan Wallace -3 (100): Patrick Jones II

1. The Lions begin yet another different regime with new GM Brad Holmes and new head coach Dan Campbell. And this roster has tons of pressing needs from top to bottom. So, the Lions have quite a difficult decision to make with that 7th overall pick. Given the unprecedented amount of uncertainty surrounding this draft, should they trade down and add even more future picks to their arsenal? Or if the last of the top four QB’s falls in their lap, do they stay put and take that QB and have him spend a year behind Jared Goff? And what if Penei Sewell and/or Ja’Marr Chase some how make it to seven? What should the plan of attack be for Campbell and Holmes? 2. This is a make or break year for Rick Spielman and Mike Zimmer. And the Vikings have an OL and a defense in urgent need of upgrades. Which of those two areas should they prioritize with the 14th overall pick? 3. If you think Spielman and Zimmer are facing such a make or break season, Ryan Pace and Matt Nagy are yelling “hold my beer” in Chicago. Personally, I think both of them should have already been fired. Yet they remain, and there is some buzz that the Bears are eyeing a move up the board. And it may not only be a QB they may be targeting in such a trade up. They may also be eyeing a tackle. If Penei Sewell and/or Rashawn Slater fall to 8 or 9 and neither the Panthers nor Broncos are able to move up for the last of the “big four” QB’s, would it be wise for the Bears to trade all the way up to get one of the top two OT’s? It might not be far fetched given that the Panthers and Broncos would highly consider moving down in such a situation 4. Last season, the Packers made it to the doorstep of the Super Bowl no thanks whatsoever to their 2020 draft haul. In order for them to get over the hump in 2021, should they draft more immediate impact players than long-term projects? If so, at what positions could they use an instant boost? 5. Lions Mock Draft -1 (7): Micah Parsons -2 (41): Christian Barmore -3 (72): D’Wayne Eskridge -3 (101): Walker Little 6. Vikings Mock Draft -1 (14): Alijah Vera-Tucker -3 (78): Quincy Roche -3 (90): Andre Cisco 7. Bears Mock Draft -1 (20): Mac Jones -2 (52): Asante Samuel, Jr. -3 (83): Stone Forsythe 8. Packers Mock Draft -1 (29): Elijah Moore -2 (62): Jabril Cox -3 (92): Derrick Barnes

1. Given how much Joe Burrow was hit last season plus the multi-ligament knee injury he suffered, many, if not most, believe that it is a no-brainer for the Bengals to take an OT with the fifth overall pick, whether that be Penei Sewell or Rashawn Slater. However, recent buzz has the Bengals going with Joe Burrow’s favorite target at LSU Ja’Marr Chase. In your view, would it be a mistake for the Bengals to pass on the urgent need to protect Joe Burrow with their first round selection? 2. The Cleveland Browns have a top-10 NFL roster right now, at least in my opinion. And with them signing Jadeveon Clowney today, it opens up countless doors for them in the first round. They can still go EDGE (given Clowney’s deal is just for this year), but they can also go corner, WR, and as Benjamin Allbright said today, OL (especially considering the fact Jack Conklin’s contract expires after this season). What do you think is the best way for the Browns to start this draft? 3. The Ravens also have one of the NFL’s deeper, more complete rosters, but two glaring holes that stand out are the lack of a true go-to wide receiver and the lack of a true lead-dog EDGE pass rusher. If you’re Eric DeCosta, would your number one priority in this draft be to get the former to help Lamar Jackson take that key next step as a passer, or the latter to help your defense? 4. On one of our previous episodes in this “Dash To The Draft Divisional Tour”, Cole Thompson mentioned the Steelers as a good fit for Mac Jones. And since this is probably Ben Roethlisberger’s final year in Pittsburgh, it would be prudent for the Steelers to think long and hard about Mac Jones, especially if he falls toward the mid-teens, which is very possible. If that scenario does come to pass, do you think the Steelers should try to trade up in front of Washington, who also is reportedly interested in Mac Jones? 5. Bengals Mock Draft -1 (5): Penei Sewell -2 (38): Rondale Moore -3 (69): Payton Turner 6. Browns Mock Draft -1 (26): Caleb Farley -2 (59): Jalen Mayfield -3 (89): Tylan Wallace -3 (91): Jay Tufele 7. Ravens Mock Draft -1 (27): Zaven Collins -2 (58): Carlos Basham, Jr. -3 (104): Andre Cisco 8. Steelers Mock Draft -1 (24): Samuel Cosmi -2 (55): Asante Samuel, Jr. -3 (87): Khalil Herbert

On today's show we talk about the 4th overall pick and what options the Falcons have, a former 1st overall pick on the move and round out our NFL Draft rankings with Corner and Safety. Follow our socials to stay up to date with new releases: Twitter: https://twitter.com/WNPSportsPod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/werenotprofessionals/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Were-Not-Professionals-114601666938641 Intro and outro music credit: Want You by ZAYFALL | @zayfallmusic Music promoted by www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_US

Host Sosa Kremenjas provides another big board update for the Los Angeles Rams' 2021 NFL Draft plans. Sosa shares his in-depth scouting reports on CB Asante Samuel Jr. and WR Anthony Schwartz, prior to highlighting which tier they landed on in the big board update. Lastly, General Manager Les Snead's comments on newly added QB Matthew Stafford are discussed. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! BetOnline AG There is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus. Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Talking With TD keeps it rolling for another week of the best NFL Draft coverage around! This week, Turron Davenport was joined by Florida State CB Asante Samuel Jr, Louisville WR Tutu Atwell Jr and Miami TE Brevin Jordan!

In this episode, I talk all things Steelers with Nick Farabaugh (Pittsburgh Sports Now, @FarabaughFB). We talk about how Chuks Okorafor needs to improve this season, what their biggest needs are in the draft, if Caleb Farley could fall to the Steelers, why Zaven Collins probably won't be drafted in the first found by the Steelers, if they might take linebacker Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah in the first round, if Justin Fields is the 2nd best quarterback in the draft, if they could trade back in the 1st round to take Creed Humphrey, if Tommy Tremble is a Steelers kind of tight end, if they could take Asante Samuel, Jr in the 2nd round, if Robert Hainsey is a good candidate to take in the middle of the draft, the importance of the short shuttle in draft evaluations, whose draft stock has risen from the pro days, and more!

Jaycee Horn (28:00) and Asante Samuel Jr. (59:00) are both top cornerback prospects in this year's draft class whose dads were perennial Pro Bowl players. But they also have their own unique journeys that we attempt to share on this show. Before we get to our guests, co-hosts Patrick Peterson and Bryant McFadden chop it up on the pre-draft workouts (1:30). After not stepping on a scale for months, P2 was SHOCKED when they called out his weight at the combine. 'Has Pat Heard?' tests Pat on a recent NFL trade, some ink for his former coach, jersey number news and the Masters (10:45). '21 Questions' puts BMac on the spot to deliver his best CB in the 2021 NFL Draft (21:45). Then, we expand our secondary! Jaycee Horn did have a famous dad (Joe) that played in the NFL, but he has more than made a name for himself during college at South Carolina and throughout the draft process. On this episode, the CB prospect joins co-hosts and fellow corners Patrick Peterson and Bryant McFadden to discuss his journey (28:00). Jaycee explains how he has tried to emulate Pat P over the years, his first football memories and his dad's famous cell phone celebration video. He also covers his recruiting process which included a switch from Tennessee to the Gamecocks, stepping in as a freshman starter in the SEC and his recent Pro Day performance. Horn firmly believes he's not only the best cornerback in this class, but the best defensive player as well. BMac has studied Jaycee and gives an extensive breakdown of his game as the guys then share tricks that he'll be able to use at the next level. Finally, Superlatives! Asante Samuel Jr. carries the name of a former All-Pro corner but is trying to carve his own path at the same position in the NFL. The prospect out of Florida State joins Patrick Peterson and Bryant McFadden to discuss that path (59:00). Asante describes what it was like having a dad in the league and how playing high school at St. Thomas Aquinas prepared him for college at FSU. We also learn in what areas he's trying to improve his game as Pat and BMac dish out more defensive back tips. Samuel Jr. breaks down his draft expectations and the teams he has been getting a good vibe from before finishing with Superlatives! 'All Things Covered' is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Castbox and wherever else you listen to podcasts.  You can listen to All Things Covered on your smart speakers! Simply say "Alexa, play the latest episode of the All Things Covered podcast" or "Hey Google, play the latest episode of the All Things Covered podcast." Visit the All Things Covered YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/allthingscovered Like our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/AllThingsCoveredPod Follow Pat on Instagram and Twitter Follow BMac on Instagram and Twitter Follow All Things Covered on Instagram and Twitter Produced by: @E_DeBerardinis For more NFL coverage from CBS Sports, visit https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/ To hear more from the CBS Sports Podcast Network, visit https://www.cbssports.com/podcasts/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"This is why you play defense, son". Ein Klassiker der Experten im TV, wenn mal wieder ein Ball fallengelassen wird. Unsere Experten Christian Schimmel (derdraft.de) und Jan Weckwerth (Triple Option) bewerten, wer sich Hoffnungen auf eine Cornerback-Karriere machen kann und wer in Zukunft erstmal nur Special Teams spielt.

From year to year, the New England Patriots typically boast one of the deepest secondaries in the NFL. This trend might continue with the news that Stephon Gilmore is reportedly ‘open’ to signing a new deal with New England. Joining host Mike D’Abate is Steve Balestrieri of PatsFans.com. The duo discuss Gilmore’s future with the Pats, and also profile two second-generation Draft standouts at cornerback: Alabama’s Patrick Surtain II, and Florida State’s Asante Samuel, Jr. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!  Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you’ll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline AG There is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus. Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

PFF's Austin Gayle and Mike Renner discuss the ramifications of the blockbuster trade between the San Francisco 49ers and Miami Dolphins (05:08). Also on this episode, Austin and Mike discuss the 2021 Defensive Line Class (19:45) and Austin sits down with former Florida State CB, Asante Samuel Jr. (01:01:49), and former Syracuse CB, Ifeatu Melifonwu (01:10:04).

1. This has been a rather rough week for one of the top CB prospects in this draft class, Virginia Tech’s Caleb Farley. This week, his draft stock may have taken a hit as he underwent a microdisectomy procedure on his back on Tuesday. This is the second back operation he’s had in 15 months (he underwent surgery due to a pinched nerve in his back in December 2019). Many analysts had him as the top corner on their boards prior to this latest news. Even though you weren’t one of those analysts, why do you think so many regarded him that way and still do? Assuming he’ll be ready for training camp, is he still worth a top 15-20 pick in your eyes or should his worrisome history of back problems make him fall further down the board in your opinion? 2. The top corner on your board at the moment is the guy who many had running neck-and-neck with Caleb Farley as the top-rated corner in this draft prior to these latest developments, and that is Alabama’s Patrick Surtain II. The son of All Pro CB Patrick Surtain, Sr., Surtain II was arguably THE cornerstone to the 2020 National Championship Crimson Tide’s defense. Moreover, Alabama’s associate DC Charles Kelly compared the younger Surtain to Jalen Ramsey, whom Kelly also coached in college. Do you think Patrick Surtain II can eventually reach the current level of Jalen Ramsey, who is arguably the best corner in the NFL right now? 3. As rough as a week as it was for Caleb Farley, this was a fantastic week for South Carolina’s Jaycee Horn. The son of long-time Saints WR Joe Horn, Jaycee absolutely tore it up at the South Carolina Pro Day yesterday, posting strikingly similar numbers to Patrick Surtain II. Does the tantalizing upside Horn offers make him worth a top-15 pick in your view, and would it surprise you if he eventually turns out to be the best corner from this class? 4. A corner that is likely shooting up draft boards at the moment is Eric Stokes of Georgia. Stokes may have the best ball skills of any corner in this class (he totaled four interceptions this year, and only allowed a 38.5 percent completion rate when targeted), and he displayed some freakishly athletic traits at the Georgia Pro Day (ran a 4.31 in the 40, and posted a 38.5” vertical). However, he also posted some very concerning numbers in the agility drills (a 6.96 three-cone time, which puts him in the 7thpercentile, and a 4.36 20-yard shuttle time, which puts him in the 9thpercentile). Are those times enough to push him out of the first round entirely in your view? 5. This year’s safety crop is rather poor, but it has a consensus name at the top of the list in TCU’s Trevon Moehrig. What makes him the best safety in this class? 6. A safety that has seen a pretty meteoric rise up draft boards since he stole the show at the Senior Bowl is Richie Grant of UCF. There is buzz around the league that he could end up as a top-50 pick. Do you think that’s mainly because of the poor depth of this safety class or does his talent warrant such value? If this draft had a more typical group of safeties, where would he go? 7. Buy Or Sell -Greg Newsome (Northwestern): Buy -Elijah Molden (Washington): Buy -Kelvin Joseph (Kentucky): Sell -Tyson Campbell (Georgia): Buy as a sub-package player (early day three) -Asante Samuel, Jr. (Florida State): Buy -Jamar Johnson (Indiana): Sell -Jevon Holland (Oregon): Buy -Hamsah Nasrildeen (Florida State): Buy 8. Best Team Fits -Caleb Farley: Cowboys, Lions -Patrick Surtain II: Patriots, 49ers -Jaycee Horn: Vikings, Chiefs -Eric Stokes: Seahawks, Jets, 49ers -Greg Newsome: Broncos -Asante Samuel, Jr.: Colts -Elijah Molden: Any zone-heavy team (Chargers, Broncos, Seahawks, Jets, 49ers) -Trevon Moehrig: Falcons -Richie Grant: Cardinals, Giants -Jevon Holland: Lions

Today on Takes by Fans we finally get around to breaking down the Dunk Contest, finish up challenging our NBA narratives before our the second half of the season starts, and continue our NFL Draft countdown looking at Asante Samuel Jr. today Follow @TakesByFans on twitter to join the discussion follow Takes by Fans on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TakesbyFans ​​​​ Watch Takes by Fans live at Twitch.tv/TakesByFans daily at noon EST Go to TakesbyFans.com for all your Takes by Fans content support the Show at https://www.patreon.com/TakesByFans​​​​​​ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/takesbyfans/support

HOUR 3: Mike Lombardi joins us to wrap up the season. Asante Samuel pulled a power move on Bill Belichick in order to avoid the franchise tag. We hit on 3 absurd stories that show us the insanity around COVID 2-12-21 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Two-time Super Bowl champ and four-time Pro Bowler Asante Samuel has got some things to get off his chest, boy! On this episode of “Getcha Popcorn Ready,” the former Patriots, Eagles, and Falcons cornerback joins T.O. and Hatch to talk about why the Pro Football Hall of Fame is a joke, how Bill Belichick and Robert Kraft pissed him off to the point that he threatened to destroy the Patriots, going against Tom Brady as a rookie in camp, the many reasons he has a chip on his shoulder, coaching up his son, Florida State University cornerback Asante Jr., and much more. This one is nothing but certified spicy real talk, so getcha popcorn ready!Follow us on social media!IG: @getchapopcastTW: @getchapopcastFB: Getcha Popcorn Ready PodcastProduced in Association with Workhouse Media

Dan and Nick dive into the early draft profile of Florida State cornerback Asante Samuel Jr. They discuss his best traits, worst traits, how he would fit in Patrick Graham’s defense, if there are size concerns that carry over to the next level and if that could preclude the Giants from drafting him. Finally, they talk about how they would feel if the Giants called his name at No. 42 overall.

The Patriots have recovered from their opening day shellacking, but now the shorthanded Patriots have to deal with the Jets.Highlights:If you want to watch the game, or see the highlights, here's the Game LinkGreg does a deep dive on fat guys of the NFLAnd ends up talking about the Manute Bol vs Refrigerator Perry boxing matchBelichick says Asante Samuel is "built like a soccer player." What does that mean? We ask our resident soccer playerThe brothers compare this 2003 roster to comparable players in today's gameThe boys prove why they should stick to Patriots history podcasts by badly predicting the current seasonRosevelt Colvin actually does own a cupcake shop. Seriously.And don't forget that we have the Dynasty Hotline if you want to drop us a line! Text or leave a voicemail at (603) 505-8043 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

PFF’s Austin Gayle and Mike Renner preview the Week 5 slate of games in the NFL and NCAA, highlighting the top rookies and prospects to watch in all of the big games (02:58). Gayle and Renner also give their PFF Greenline picks of the week for the NFL and NCAA (20:27), and the duo takes a look at some players mentioned in the podcast reviews (31:54).

Asante Samuel should be in the Hall of Fame. We had an all time great conversation with him that you are gonna love. we talk college ball to NFL to Life and everything and anything else you could imagine. This is high energy and a fun time. enjoy.

Alejandro Montoro y Diego Luaces ponen en perspectiva sus notas sobre diversos prospects de cara al Draft de 2021.

PFF’s Austin Gayle and Mike Renner review the best and worst performances from big-time 2021 NFL draft prospects and rookies following Week 1 in the NFL and CFB Week 2, including CJ Henderson, Chase Young, Asante Samuel Jr., Brock Purdy, Sam Cosmi and more.

Trevor and Ben work their way through the rest of this 2021 cornerback class, focusing on Asante Samuel from Florida State, Derion Kendrick from Clemson, and Tyson Campbell and Eric Stokes from Georgia. TOPICS: Derion Kendrick is a good lesson on why background are very valuable to learn before you scout Ben and Trevor actually fight about Tyson Campbell outlook Eric Stokes and what makes a good nickel cornerback Why "like father like son" is perfect for Asante Samuel Jr. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After a brief intro from JP Finlay, you'll get audio from JP, Mitch Tischler and Pete Hailey's energetic and hilarious interview with the energetic and hilarious Fred Smoot (which originally aired on their "Redskins Talk & Friends" Facebook Live show). In that interview, Smoot makes a compelling case for Washington's next name to be the Red Wolves, and paints a convincing picture of how fun the home atmosphere could be under that moniker. Once that wraps, you'll get JP's one-on-one interview with Randy Vataha, who's an expert on the buying and selling of stakes in sports teams. Vataha answers all of JP's questions (he had a lot) and you'll come away from that chat with a better understanding of the ownership situation in DC. If you like podcasts where Fred Smoot goes off on Asante Samuel for Samuel's trash Darrell Green take, then this is the episode for you.

All Skins Errrything w/ @UrbanSportScene topics: @Redskins name change options and @pick_six22's dumb tweet about @DarrellGreen28. #Redskinstweetteam #HTTR #AseisDope @UrbanSports_Ray

Aaron and Allen recap the Atlanta Falcons' 2012 season ahead of Allen's trivia bout with The Falcoholic's Adnan Ikic about that season. First, Allen and Aaron discuss the potential of Matt Ryan to make the Hall of Fame before diving into their memories of the highs and lows of the 2012 season. Those include the replacement refs, Dirk Koetter's debut, Asante Samuel, John Abraham, Drew Brees throwing five interceptions and the team's thrilling postseason win versus the Seattle Seahawks and their subsequent disappointment against the San Francisco 49ers. Part of the Locked On Podcast Network Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Aaron and Allen recap the Atlanta Falcons' 2012 season ahead of Allen's trivia bout with The Falcoholic's Adnan Ikic about that season. First, Allen and Aaron discuss the potential of Matt Ryan to make the Hall of Fame before diving into their memories of the highs and lows of the 2012 season. Those include the replacement refs, Dirk Koetter's debut, Asante Samuel, John Abraham, Drew Brees throwing five interceptions and the team's thrilling postseason win versus the Seattle Seahawks and their subsequent disappointment against the San Francisco 49ers. Part of the Locked On Podcast Network Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We have a jam packed show for you this week! Sean Farrell and I remember one of the best offensive line coaches of all time, go over the name change debate, talk about the forgotten Redskin (Josh Harvey-Clemons) and dig into Asante Samuel's remarks about Darrell Green. Keep it locked and thank you so much for your support. HTTR. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thesportspulse/support

Eagles Brawl co-host Conor Myles dug into the vault of interviews and decided to reair his sitdown with former Eagles Pro Bowl cornerback Asante Samuel that took place in 2017. Listen to the former All-Pro give insight on why he chose to sign with Philadelphia and his falling out with the team after they signed Nnamdi Asomugha and Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie.Eagles Brawl of The Brawl Network is dedicated to bringing you nonstop coverage on the Philadelphia Eagles!Follow the co-hosts and guest Asante Samuel on Twitter: @pick_six22, @ConorMylesNFL, @TSteegeNFL, @JonnyPage9, and @EaglesBrawl.

Wicked Take Boston Sports podcast (NEW) Season 2- Episode 12 (26th Episode overall). PLEASE SUBSCRIBE AND RATE THIS PODCAST! Hosts Jordan Moore (@iJordanMoore), Giuseppe Cincinnato (@GCincinnato_22), Jordan Haddock (@jordy_lwos), and James Gatlin (@JamieGatlin1217) speak with Patriots receiver Devin Ross (interview at 26:50). Ross gives great insight into the Patriots culture, his personal goals, the Patriots' goals, and QB Jarrett Stidham. The crew breaks down the Phillip Dorsett & Asante Samuel drama, the Tom Brady & Josh McDaniels drama, the Bruins extension of Halak, the Red Sox upcoming MLB draft & the idea of sports finally resuming. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @PTSBoston for all things Boston sports with news, podcasts, articles, giveaways, and more! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/titletownbeat/support

Hour 1. Brian Barrett explains why Andy Dalton wouldn't have elevated the Patriots next season as a starter or a backup. Asante Samuel explains why the way Belichick operates gets old for players like Tom Brady. 

Asante Samuel overrated or underrated? Will white jersey numbers really help? Cam Akers goes to blank team, can he be R.O.Y? Has the window closed for the Golden State Warriors? If FSU football was a car what would it be?

Kyle & Patty Pitts are BACK and the boys are talking NFL Free Agency. They discuss the Darius Slay trade to the Birds and why it was a great move and how Slay is the #1 CB the Eagles defense has lacked since Asante Samuel donned the midnight green. They discuss Will Parks, Jatavis Brown, the cryptic Yannick IG stories & more. They also formally introduce 4th And Goal to the USP Podcast Network and detail what the Boston boys will be doing for your Fantasy Football needs. Follow Us! Twitter: @UndergroundPHI Kyle: @KBizzl311 Pitts: @Pat_Pitts Watch LIVE: facebook.com/UndergroundSportsPHI Instagram: @undergroundphi Alyssa's Makeup Page: @MakeupByAlyssaAmber Twitch: twitch.tv/undergroundsportsPHI Merch & Apparel: dsgntree.com/underground-sports…hia?rq=Underground Intro Music: Arkells "People's Champ" Outro Music: Arkells "People's Champ"

UCF Knightline with Andrew Phegley & Trace Trylko Brought to you by The Dever Team. www.thedeverteam.com www.knightlinesports.com Featuring: Former Knights QB Kyle Israel, QB Nick Patti & Ben Stout

This week we discussed: Will Malcolm Butler be a Saint? Can the Patriots get back into the first or second round via trading Jimmy G? Who are the winners and losers of Free Agency thus far? Former All-Pro, Pro-Bowl & 2 time Super Bowl champion Asante Samuel joins us to discuss what really happened during his tenure in Philadelphia and the falling out that ensued. (38:21) Music: www.bensound.com

On the latest edition of the Total Sports Live Podcast, Jovan Alford, Angela Montoni, and special guest Kid Wiz discussed the Philadelphia Eagles suffering another close defeat, this time to the hands of the New York Giants 29-23. With the loss, the Eagles are now 1-4 since the bye week and 0-3 in the division. Topics they talked about on the pod: Josh Huff being released earlier this week Who do you blame for this week's loss? Asante Samuel's tweets and giving certain players second chances Make sure to follow Jovan on Twitter: @Jovan10, Angela: @angemontone, Kid Wiz: @kidwiz215

On the latest edition of the Total Sports Live Podcast, Jovan Alford, Angela Montoni, and special guest Kid Wiz discussed the Philadelphia Eagles suffering another close defeat, this time to the hands of the New York Giants 29-23. With the loss, the Eagles are now 1-4 since the bye week and 0-3 in the division. Topics they talked about on the pod: Josh Huff being released earlier this week Who do you blame for this week's loss? Asante Samuel's tweets and giving certain players second chances Make sure to follow Jovan on Twitter: @Jovan10, Angela: @angemontone, Kid Wiz: @kidwiz215 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We here at Pro Football Central are proud to present the Best of PFC Radio 2013 with exclusive interviews from Warren Moon, Asante Samuel, EJ Manuel, Ricky Williams and so much more. Enjoy!

We here at Pro Football Central are proud to present the Best of PFC Radio 2013 with exclusive interviews from Warren Moon, Asante Samuel, EJ Manuel, Ricky Williams and so much more. Enjoy!

We here at Pro Football Central are proud to present the Best of PFC Radio 2013 with exclusive interviews from Warren Moon, Asante Samuel, EJ Manuel, Ricky Williams and so much more. Enjoy!

We here at Pro Football Central are proud to present the Best of PFC Radio 2013 with exclusive interviews from Warren Moon, Asante Samuel, EJ Manuel, Ricky Williams and so much more. Enjoy!

We here at Pro Football Central are proud to present the Best of PFC Radio 2013 with exclusive interviews from Warren Moon, Asante Samuel, EJ Manuel, Ricky Williams and so much more. Enjoy!

Sheil Kapadia comes on to talk NFL Draft and Asante Samuel, and Johnny Goodtimes talks about the best and worst Eagles picks of all time.

Greetings Football Fans,It's the off-season in the NFL, but the NFL management and coaches are busy acquiring all types of players. Many players are making big time deals whereas others are being cut. The biggest surprise cut is Warrick Dunn of the Atlanta Falcons and the biggest acquisition is Asante Samuel by the Philadelphia Eagles.Well, check out our Podcast show on the Free Agency Deals. Its me -- the Beetle -- and Sunnyside laying down the knowledge, flavor and attitude about the deals in the NFL during the offseason!FOOTBALL ONE ONE ONE FREE AGENCY SHOWFootball One on One Question - Which team made the best Free-Agency Deal? Email us at: football@footballoneonone.comCheck out the latest podcast and SUBSCRIBE TO FOOTBALL ONE ON ONE!!