Podcast appearances and mentions of Bishop Sankey

Former Tennessee Titans RB Bishop Sankey joins the show. We talk "time" in the Get It Off Ya Chest segment. Then we get into the beginnings of Bishop Sankey, his college football days, time with the Titans and his life after football. Then, we finish the show with the Get It Off Ya Chest segment! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/touringtheafcsouth/support

Bishop Sankey was the first Running Back drafted in the 2014 NFL Draft, when he was selected by the Tennessee Titans. A top college Running Back for the University of Washington, Bishop Sankey discusses committing to the University of Washington after verbally committing to Washington State University. In this episode, Bishop talks about transitioning out of the NFL and gives advice on athlete transition from sports. He uses real-world examples for how to stay positive in the face of challenges and provides strategies to overcome obstacles. In particular, he shares with athletes how to stay positive and move forward when athletic careers are cut short. Finally, Bishop talks about life after the game and how to find joy in new opportunities. Bishop's story depicts resilience. In 2018, Bishop's NFL season was cut short when he suffered an ACL tear. The next season he competed in the Alliance of American Football, a start-up football league. The league went bankrupt before the end of the first season. Bishop tells us how he approached the end of the Alliance of American Football. In 2020, he signed with the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League, and again had his season cut short because of COVID-19. Bishop tells listeners how they can recreate themselves and build new careers. In particular, he discusses life after the game of football and how athletes can build successful second careers. Where is Bishop Sankey now? Bishop lets listeners know what he's up to today and what is next for him. Get the Ruling Sports Newsletter: https://rulingsports.com/newsletter/ Follow Ruling Sports Instagram: www.Instagram.com/RulingSports Twitter: www.Twitter.com/RulingSports Facebook: www.Facebook.com/RulingSports LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/RulingSports TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@RulingSports

UNPACKIN' it Presented by MEDI-SHAREBIO:Bishop Sankey was drafted by the Tennessee Titans as the 54th overall pick in the 2014 NFL Draft. He earned First-Team All-Pac-12 and Second-Team All-American honors during his junior year at the University of Washington. He was recently hired by the scouting department of the Titans. TOPICS:His moving strategy His new role with the Tennessee Titans Why scouting is interesting to him The decision to retire from the NFL His internship learning Name, Image and Likeness potentials His faith journey out of high school and in college How his faith was challenged in college The experience of being drafted Staying positive during challenging times The AAF and the CFL experiences His favorite current NFL running backs Runningback by committee vs. workhouse backs See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Say hello to old friends like Pat White, Bishop Sankey, Williams to the MAXX (so Max-y he needs 2 Xs) and RASL lynchpin Brian Brohm.  All of those names, AND MORE, during the Best & Worst RASL Rookie Draft Picks of all time.  Maybe everyone should follow the Xtina blueprint to team building. All aboard the Johnny Hugs hype train, GB fans.  Its parked right next to the Blako Bus.

SummaryOn this episode of The Most Accurate Podcast, Alex Gelhar once again joins Greg to cover recent news and share some level-up realizations about fantasy football that made them better players and analysts. They kick things off discussing Jamal Adams' trade from the Jets to the Seahawks, Raheem Mostert's restructured contract with the 49ers, and the latest on COVID-19's impact on the NFL. After the news, there's a special announcement about the podcast, then your hosts dig into some of their level-up moments from their histories playing fantasy football. What did Alex take away from his time watching film? How valuable is playing in a lot of different league formats? Which "aha!" moments illuminated something important about draft and auction strategy? And how did Greg develop his approach on playing matchups in season? Tune in to find out.LinksCOVID-19 Reserve and Opt-Out Tracker at 4for4.comThe Backyard Banter Podcast, Ep. 21 with Matt Harmon and Alex GelharUnderstanding WR Value in Fantasy Football Drafts by Alex GelharFantasy Player Debates at 4for4.comSubscribe to 4for4TMAP B-Sides Playlist on SpotifyGuest: Alex Gelhar - @AlexGelharHost: Greg Smith - @gregsauceFollow UsTwitter: @4for4footballFacebook: www.facebook.com/4for4footballYouTube: www.youtube.com/4for4footballEmail: hello@4for4.com

On this week's RSP Cast, Rookie Scouting Portfolio creator Matt Waldman discusses 10 running backs from the 2019 NFL Draft class whose games beg the question: Is his game greater than the sum of his parts or less than?  I finished the 2019 RSP running back chapter today. It was the most difficult RSP chapter that I’ve ever written. At first, I wondered if it was because I’ve moved twice in four months while doing the research. The quarterback chapter was work-intensive but not this difficult--so that wasn't it. What I’ve come to realize is that this running back class as a whole was the most difficult class I’ve ever evaluated. I’ve had difficult individual decisions that take time such as giving lower grades to players like Darren McFadden and Bishop Sankey when they were considered early-round feature backs. This is different for several reasons. When you break down positions into the buckets that I do and define them in detail and grade by that detail, you begin to realize that a player’s game has such a wide range of parts that can be combined in different ways of expression. Two players with the same grade can express that grade in vastly different ways. For instance, Justice Hill and Benny Snell have the same Depth of Talent Grade in the upcoming 2019 RSP. However, their games are vastly different. This is why NFL teams filter their evaluation of players at a position to a much smaller number than independent scouts. Each individual team evaluates far fewer players than what I study for the RSP. I were part of a team or working for a team, I’d be looking at 12-15 backs and they’d all be of similar skill sets. The other issue is the way this class of backs expresses their individual games. This class has a greater potential to be a minefield for NFL teams and fantasy players than any class I’ve ever studied. Many of the backs receiving positive buzz have the oddest combinations of parts that can comprise an individual's total game. Is their game greater than the sum of their parts or less than? This week, I discuss 10 running backs whose games merit that question. Find out who they are. For the most in-depth analysis of offensive skill players available (QB, RB, WR, and TE), get the 2019  Rookie Scouting Portfolio. If you’re a fantasy owner the Post-Draft Add-on comes with the 2012 – 2018 RSPs at no additional charge. Best, yet, 10 percent of every sale is donated to Darkness to Light to combat sexual abuse. You can purchase past editions of the Rookie Scouting Portfolio for just $9.95 each. You can pre-order the 2019 RSP now (available for download April 1). 

Fleet Speak PodcastEpisode 3, Ja'Quan Gardner Interview and our RB PreviewIntro/Fleet Freak of the Week The TYTLE AdvanceTwitter...@FleetSpeakPodEmail...FleetSpeakPodcast@gmail.comTFFFFFL - Upcoming Fleet Fan Fantasy FootballInterview with RB Ja'Quan GardnerFollow Ja'Quan on Twitter - @_JGWentworth_32Follow Ja'Quan on Instagram - @jayjay_32PLAYER INTRODUCTIONSJa'Quan GardnerBishop SankeyTerrell WatsonDaniel MarxPaul JamesQB Camp Jibber-Jabber & Outro

Dan, Matt and Ryan flash back to the 2014 rookie drafts, chatting about Odell Beckham Jr., Davante Adams and Adam Thielen as wekk as the rest of the class.  There is another 12 pick rookie draft, a quick reference to Bishop Sankey, and a moment of disappointment when Dan realizes he should have taken a quarterback with his final pick in the draft. Be sure to come back in the coming weeks for reviews of later rookie drafts. Follow the pod @DLFpodcast Follow Dan @dmeylor22 Follow Matt @MPricer Follow Ryan @Ryanmc23

Dan, Matt and Ryan flash back to the 2014 rookie drafts, chatting about Odell Beckham Jr., Davante Adams and Adam Thielen as wekk as the rest of the class.  There is another 12 pick rookie draft, a quick reference to Bishop Sankey, and a moment of disappointment when Dan realizes he should have taken a quarterback with his final pick in the draft. Be sure to come back in the coming weeks for reviews of later rookie drafts. Follow the pod @DLFpodcast Follow Dan @dmeylor22 Follow Matt @MPricer Follow Ryan @Ryanmc23

Today I go Beyond the Surface with professional football player, Bishop Sankey.  Bishop was drafted by the Tennessee Titans in the second round of the 2014 NFL Draft.  Before the NFL, Bishop played collegiately at the University of Washington. He carried the ball 644 times for 3,496 yards (third-most in Huskies’ history) and scored 37 touchdowns on the ground, while also adding 567 yards and one more score on 67 receptions (8.46 ypc) and 134 yards on seven kickoff returns (19.14 avg) for a total of 4,197 all-purpose yards (110.45 ypg). In 2013, with a 200-yard game against Washington State in the Apple Cup, he finished the game and the regular season with 1,775 yards for the season, breaking Corey Dillon’s 1996 record of 1,695 yards. On the same play on which he passed Dillon, a seven-yard touchdown run in the third quarter, he also broke Napoleon Kaufman’s school career rushing touchdowns record, with his 35th. Last year Bishop was a member of the Kansas City Chiefs and New England Patriots and he is now on the Minnesota Vikings. Give Bishop a follow on Twitter @BishopSankey.  

November 1st, 2016 Adam Teicher, of ESPN, joined the Program to talk about the Chiefs at QB, injury problems and reported addition of Bishop Sankey. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

One year anniversary of the World Series, Bishop Sankey to the Chiefs, Matt Derrick of the Topeka Capital Journal, and Oh So Sexy SportsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bishop Sankey with Rhett Bryan

Bishop Sankey with Media

Bishop Sankey with Media

Topics Covered this week include: Checking out the important third preseason games: Oakland vs Arizona: -Oakland's defense dominated -Amari Cooper is a star -Derek Carr's low YPA -Andre Ellington vs Latavius Murray Denver vs San Francisco: -Manning as a possession QB -CJ Anderson still a rock -Ronnie Hillman the #2 -Don't downgrade Broncos offense -Kaepernick's a mess -Do downgrade 49ers offense San Diego vs Seattle: -Chargers D looks great -Philip Rivers is boring -Melvin Gordon struggling -Stevie Johnson the #2 -Seattle offense hit a wall -Tyler Lockett is a star Detroit vs Jacksonville: -The Lions are solid -Golden Tate flashing -Ameer Abdullah looks great -Don't count out the Joiquester -Blake Bortles playing well -TJ Yeldon overrated -Look out for Denard Robinson -Allen Robinson is the guy to own Kansas City vs Tennessee: -Will the Chiefs spread the field? -Travis Kelce could be #2 TE this year -Jeremy Maclin is hot product -Jamaal Ccharles makes the trifecta -Marcus Mariota playing well -Bishop Sankey holding down RB spot Washington vs Baltimore: -RGIII demotion -Coach vs Owner -DeSean Jackson boom or bust -Matt Jones is awesome -Alfred Jones trending down -Harbaugh's temper -Is Kamar Aiken still alive? Indianapolis vs St. Louis: -Andrew Luck struggling -Offense line looks terrible -But don't panic about skill positions Philadelphia vs Green Bay: -Sam Bradford better than Romo? -Eagles offense is tearing it up -Keeper - Jordan Mathews vs Latavius Murray? Deflate Gate Analysis: -Brady suspension should be reduced -Evidence is circumstantial at best -Ruling by the end of the week (Update: Suspension completely overturned)

Which elite RB is struggling? My opinion on Bishop Sankey. Which QB do I need to upgrade? A new TE and WR emerge... fantasyfootballplayoffsguaranteed.com

Thoughts on Manziel, Gordon, LeVeon Bell, and Bishop Sankey. New sleeper WR revealed. fantasyfootballplayoffsguaranteed.com

We review last Saturday's Draft which Scott and Mike both participated in. Here's the Draft Board.  Tonight's Special Guests: It's The Expert vs The Executive!  Larry Gold @TwoRedDucks and Corey Parson @FantasyExec  We pit them in 1 on 1 confrontations where each must represent a side in our new game show Yes Please or No Thanks Josh Gordon - Is he draftable now?  Question: He wasn't drafted in this draft, however he was drafted last night in the 8th round. Yes Please or No Thanks Rueben Randle - Were we a year too early on the kid? He's entering pivotal year three. Might he be undervalued right now? Question: Mike Drafted this guy at 7.12. Yes Please or No Thanks Ben Tate - So the kid has always had potential and he had to sit behind Arian Foster. Now he has a starting job and all of a sudden, he's garbage and yesterday's news? 6.5 - Yes Please or No Thanks To take a TE early or Not? - Last night, Scott drafted in a high roller league and took Julius Thomas in the 3rd and came back and grabbed Bishop Sankey in the 5th. Looking back he could have had Andre Ellington in the 3rd and Jordan Cameron in the 5th. Juilius and Sankey Yes Please or No Thanks Should Sammy Watkins (a rookie) be drafted BEFORE Golden Tate? Last night he was, but what do you say? Yes Please or No Thanks Draft tonight in a $35 Scout Draft-Only! 10pm EDT

Shek is joined by host of the NFL: Around the League podcast Dan Hanzus to break down the first 20 players on NFL Network's 'Top 100: Players of 2014' : is Colin Kaepernick ranked too low? Plus, who are the league's top 13 quarterbacks? Later, Tennessee Titans rookie Bishop Sankey enters studio 66 to talk about his draft night, the state of the running back position and his Hall of Fame aspirations. You should aspire to listen this episode. (MILD "Game of Thrones" spoilers from 26:17 to 29:21)

Shek is joined by host of the NFL: Around the League podcast Dan Hanzus to break down the first 20 players on NFL Network's 'Top 100: Players of 2014' : is Colin Kaepernick ranked too low? Plus, who are the league's top 13 quarterbacks? Later, Tennessee Titans rookie Bishop Sankey enters studio 66 to talk about his draft night, the state of the running back position and his Hall of Fame aspirations. You should aspire to listen this episode. (MILD "Game of Thrones" spoilers from 26:17 to 29:21)

Eric Balkman and Dave Gerczak are joined by 2013 FFPC $500 Dynasty League #7 Champ Andy Shaw. The three will discuss DeSean Jackson's new home in Washington playing for the Redskins and this year's crop of NFL rookie running backs including Bishop Sankey, Carlos Hyde and more. Plus, the guys answer your calls, emails, tweets and more all on The High Stakes Fantasy Football Hour!